Ryan Tullish of Middleboro has been named the Enterprise Brockton-area High School Football Player of the Week, securing the honor with an impressive 80.1% of the vote. The Sachems’ standout running back delivered a decisive performance in the regular season finale, rushing for three touchdowns to lead his team to a 36-29 victory over Rockland. Tullish’s ability to break long runs and convert in the red zone was the defining factor in a tight contest, showcasing his value as a dual-threat weapon for Middleboro’s offense.
Tullish powers Middleboro to regular season finale win with triple-threat performance
The competition for the weekly award was stiff, featuring standout performances from players across the MIAA state tournament first round and other non-playoff games. In Division 6, Reilly orchestrated a 46-28 rout of Wilmington, throwing four touchdown passes to propel his Green Wave team forward. Meanwhile, in Division 2, Knudsen electrified the crowd with a 40-yard punt return touchdown, helping secure a dominant 48-7 win over Waltham.
Despite strong showings from other candidates, Tullish’s consistent impact in a close game edged out the field. In Division 1, Burke managed over 100 yards of total offense and a touchdown, though his team fell 58-18 to St. John’s Shrewsbury. Tullish’s selection highlights the importance of clutch performances in high-stakes regular season games, cementing his status as one of the area’s most reliable offensive threats heading into the postseason.
Source: Yahoo Sports
