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Queen City Sports Report's Boys' Athletes of the Week

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Here are the Queen City Sports Report’s Girls’ Athletes of the Week.  Athletes must be nominated by coaches and must be from the QC Sports Report’s coverage area – Mecklenburg, Union, Anson, Stanly, Cabarrus, Iredell, Lincoln, Gaston and Cleveland counties.


Davis Beam, East Lincoln Football, Senior:  The 5-foot-9, 170-pound quarterback went 11-for-18 passing, for 200 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 184 yards and three more scores Friday in a 44-0 win over Fred T. Foard.

 

Beam has 2,103 yards passing and 28 touchdown passes, while also rushing for 605 yards and nine more touchdowns for East Lincoln (7-1) this season.

 

Anton Blotskyi, Porter Ridge Soccer, Senior:  The Pirates’ forward had two goals last Monday in a 9-0 shutout of West Stanly.

 

Blotskyi had two more goals Wednesday in a 6-0 victory over Sun Valley.

 

Blotskyi has five goals for Porter Ridge (14-3-1) this season.

 

Aury Greenfield, Jay M. Robinson Football, Senior:  The 6-foot, 180-pound quarterback was a perfect 14-for-14 for 285 yards and five touchdowns last Friday in a 66-0 win over South Rowan.

 

Greenfield also rushed for 25 yards and a touchdown in the victory.

 

Greenfield has 1,336 yards passing and 15 touchdowns, while rushing for 406 yards and seven more scored for the unbeaten Bulldogs (7-0) this season.

 



Community School of Davidson's Bryson Calkins (Photo courtesy of Karin Gould)
Community School of Davidson's Bryson Calkins (Photo courtesy of Karin Gould)

Bryson Calkins, Community School of Davidson, Senior:  Calkins ran a 16:44.95 last Wednesday to win the Catawba Shores’ 2A/3A/4A conference title at Fisher Farm Park in Davidson.



Calkins’ efforts also helped the Community School of Davidson team to a fourth-place finish at the same meet.

















 

Nyoni Sio Jr., Hickory Ridge Football, Sophomore:  The 5-foot-11, 180-pound running back rushed for 243 yards and two touchdowns last Friday in 66-14 victory over Cox Mill.

 

Sio has rushed for 774 yards and four touchdowns for Hickory Ridge (6-1) this season.



Providence Day's Gavin Bronikowski (Photo courtesy of Providence Day Sports)
Providence Day's Gavin Bronikowski (Photo courtesy of Providence Day Sports)

Gavin Bronikowski, Providence Day Football, Junior: The 6-foot,172-pound quarterback went 26-for-33 for 372 yards and six touchdowns last Thursday, leading Providence Day to 51-14 win over Ambassador Christian. Bronikowski also rushed for 83 yards on four carries in the same game.

 

Bronikowski has 1,085 yards passing and nine touchdown passes for Providence Day (6-1) this season.  He replaced injured Cole Cater in the second game of the season.

 

Jordan Jenkins, Kings Mountain Football, Freshman: The 6-foot-2, 190-pound went 10-for-15 for 362 yards passing and four touchdowns, while also rushing for 22 yards and another touchdown in the Mountaineers’ 35-8 win last Friday over Ashbrook.

 

Jenkins has passed for 1,565 yards and 21 touchdowns throws, while rushing for 230 yards and seven scores for Kings Mountain (6-1) this season.

 


Charlotte Latin's Troy Logan (Photo courtesy of St. John Photography)
Charlotte Latin's Troy Logan (Photo courtesy of St. John Photography)

Troy Logan, Charlotte Latin Football, Senior:  The 6-foot, 175-pound quarterback went 15-for-26 for 204 yards and three touchdowns, while also rushing for 26 yards, as the Hawks edged Cannon School 21-20 last Thursday.

 

Logan has passed for 1,442 yards and 13 touchdowns, while rushing for 320 yards and three more scores for Charlotte Latin (3-4) this season.

 




















Concord's Jabeer Mamudu (Photo courtesy of esflickz)
Concord's Jabeer Mamudu (Photo courtesy of esflickz)

Jabeer Mamudu, Concord Soccer, Jr.: The Spiders’ standout scored one goal and had one assist last Tuesday in the Spiders’ 5-3 victory at East Rowan.

 

Mamudu also had three goals and two assists Thursday in an 8-2 victory at Jesse Carson.

 

Mamudu had 12 goals and seven assists for Concord (12-4-1) this season.

 
















Christ the King's Jonah Wargin (Photo courtesy of Lee Ennis)
Christ the King's Jonah Wargin (Photo courtesy of Lee Ennis)

Jonah Wargin, Christ the King Soccer, Junior:  Wargin scored both goals last Monday as the Crusaders beat Pine Lake Prep 2-1.

 

Wargin also had one goal in a 2-0 win last Wednesday over Lake Norman Charter. Wargin finished off the week Thursday with the lone goal in a 1-1 tie at Mountain Island Charter.

 

Wargin has 20 goals and six assists for Christ the King (10-4-1) this season.

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