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 Josh Gonzales Running Back |
Josh Gonzales had an outstanding game against Clear Brook with eight carries for 68 yards with one run for 49 yards to set up a Pearland touchdown. "Josh has really stepped up this year and been an outstanding player for us," head coach Tony Heath said. "He still has another season and will be a key returning player next year." |  Gary Robertson Linebacker |
Gary Robertson had an outstanding performance against Clear Brook with seven unassisted tackles, three assisted stops, one tackle for a loss, and one caused fumble. He also blocked his fifth extra point of the season that was returned for 2-points by Nick Saenz. "Gary has had a phenomenal year for us," head coach Tony Heath said. "He has been a team leader all season." |
9 |
 Kasey Carrier Running Back |
Kasey Carrier had 20 totes for 127 yards and two TDs in leading the Oilers past Ball High 16-13. Carrier now has 1,209 yards for the season and 13 TDs. "Kasey turned in another good game for us," head coach Tony Heath said. "He turned up his intensity when he scored his second touchdown in the second half." |  Bruce Honore Defensive End |
Bruce Honore had five solo stops, two assisted tackles, broke up one pass, forced a quarterback hurry, and had one tackle for a loss. "Bruce plays above his physical ability," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is one of those rare players who exceeds his talent level. His intensity and aggressiveness rubs off on the other players to step up their level of play." |
8 |
 Brian Thomas Center |
Brian Thomas graded out at 91 percent in the game against Alvin while recording 12 pancake blocks. The Texas A&M pledge helped the Oilers post 544 total yards and 29 first downs in the 48-7 Alvin win. "Brian is the ultimate team player and leader," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is the anchor of an outstanding offensive line that has really battled in the trenches this year." |  Jourdan Brogdan Linebacker |
Jourdan Brogdan turned in an outstanding performance with five solo tackles, four assisted stops, one caused fumble, and one quarterback hurry in helping the Oilers to a 48-7 win over Alvin. "Jourdan had a great effort against Alvin and he has become one of our defensive leaders this season," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is only a junior and he will only get better." |
7 |
 Munda Olford Wide Receiver |
Munda Olford had three clutch catches for 53 yards in helping the Oilers rally for a 20-14 win over Clear Creek to remain unbeaten in 24-5A action. "Munda really came through with some key catches to help us get the win against Creek," head coach Tony Heath said. |  Bernard Obi Defensive Tackle |
UTEP pledge Bernard Obi had five solo tackles, three assisted stops, one sack, two tackles for loss, and two pass disruptions as the Oilers defense dismantled the potent Clear Creek spread offense. "Bernard had another outstanding game when we really needed it," said head coach Tony Heath. "He just gets better as each week goes by." |
6 |
Josh Gonzales Running Back |
Junior Josh Gonzales rushed for 165 yards on 33 carries and two touchdowns in helping the Oilers beat Brazoswood 26-18. "Josh came up with a big time performance for us," head coach Tony Heath said. "We preach that big time players come up with big time plays in big time games and Josh certainly did that." |  Nick Saenz Defensive Back |
UH pledge Nick Saenz had one catch for a touchdown, returned a blocked extra point 83 yards for two-points, and pulled down an interception at the end of the game to preserve the Oilers' 26-18 win over previously undefeated Brazoswood. "Nick proved once again why he is one of the top defensive backs in the state," head coach Tony Heath said. "He has the uncanny ability to be in the right place at the right time." |
5 |
Brian Thomas Center |
Senior Brian Thomas turned in one of his best games this season in the 42-17 win over Clear Lake. The Texas A&M pledge opened holes for the ground attack and provided strong pass protection. Thomas recored eight pancake blocks. "Brian really stepped up his effort against Clear Lake in the trenches which made a big difference for us on offense," head coach Tony Heath said. | Gary Robertson Linebacker |
Gary Robertson had eight solo tackles, two assisted stops, and recovered a fumble in the fourth quarter that broke the game open for the Oilers in their 42-17 victory over Clear Lake. "Gary came up with a strong effort against Clear Lake that helped our defense limit one of strongest offenses in the Houston area," said head coach Tony Heath. "Gary plays with a lot of intensity and his teammates feed off his energy." |
4 |
 Gabe Briones |
Gabe
Briones had an outstanding game against La Marque on the offensive
line. "Gabe has been a consistent performer all season in the
trenches," head coach Tony Heath said. "He has stepped up this season to strengthen our offensive front." |
 Bernard Obi |
Bernard Obi had four solo tackles, six assisted stops, and one tackle for a loss against La Marque. The UTEP pledge is one of the defensive leaders for the Oilers. "Bernard had a great game against La Marque," head coach Tony Heath said. "He has a great future ahead of him." |
3 |
 Sam Allen Quarterback |
Sam Allen hit 7-of-9 passing for 105 yards and two TDs. The junior signal-caller also had five carries for 19 yards. "Sam has shown a lot of progress over the past three weeks," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is a hard worker and will only get better in leading our offense." |  Matt Sanders Defensive Back |
Matt Sanders had four tackles, two pass breakups, and strong pass coverage against Memorial. "Matt is one of our key players in the secondary," head coach Tony Heath said. "He has a lot of experience and gives a lot of strong leadership on the field." |
2 |
 Kevin Miller Wide Receiver |
Junior Kevin Miller had two catches for 76 yards with both grabs setting up Pearland scores to spark the Oilers to a 26-0 shutout of Madison. "Kevin has a great pair of hands and he came up with two game-breaking catches for us when we really needed it against Madison," head coach Tony Heath said. | Bruce Honore Defensive End |
Bruce Honore was a key player for the Pearland defense that limited Madison to only 100 yards of total offense in the 26-0 blanking of the Marlins. Honore had two solo tackles, two assisted stops, one tackle for a loss, and a quarterback sack. "Bruce really stepped up big against Madison," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is one of our emotional leaders on the field." |
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Kasey Carrier Running Back |
Kasey Carrier opened his junior season with 196 yards on 28 carries for one TD. The fleet-footed running back burned the Kempner Cougars for a 60-yard scoring dash in the fourth quarter that gave the Oilers their seventh straight season opening win 13-9. "Kasey did a tremendous job and came through with some big plays," head coach Tony Heath said. "Big time players make big time plays in big time situations." |  Jarrad Stewart Free Safety |
Junior Jarrad Stewart picked off a Kempner pass, followed outstanding blocking, and scored on a dazzling 70-yard return. Stewart had two solo tackles, five assisted stops, and the interception. "Jarrad has developed into an outstanding defensive player," head coach Tony Heath said. "He is one of the key players for us on that side of the ball." |
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