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    ACFC Players of the Week - Sept. 25

    Sep 27, 2004
    Press Release posted by ACFC
    Players of the Week

    Offensive POW

    Travis Peters, Salisbury, QB, LaPlata, Md

    Peters averaged 15.8 yards per carry scoring three touchdowns in his first collegiate start as Salisbury defeated Greensboro 54-20. He ran for 158 yards on 10 carries and was 7-of-13 for 91 yards.

    Honor Roll: Bruce Freeman, Apprentice; Adam J. Snyder, Frostburg St.; Ken Busch, Wesley; Jonathan Allen, Buffalo State

    Defensive POW

    John Walther, Brockport, LB, Webster, NY

    Had 14 tackles, broke up a pass and had a tackle for a loss as Brockport held Frostburg State to 56 yards in the second half in a 24-10 conference victory.

    Honor Roll: Chris Lentz, Frostburg St.; Byron Westbrook, Salisbury; Anthony Johnson, Wesley; Olando Robinson, Apprentice


    Rookie of the Week

    Tony Scott, Apprentice, DB, Norfolk, Va.

    He had two pass deflections, an interception in the end zone and four tackles as the Apprentice School defeated Chowan 19-6.

    Honor Roll: Charles Fleming, Salisbury; James Perkins, Buffalo State

    Special Team Player of the Week

    Chris Carlton, Wesley, K, Wilmington, Del.

    The junior placekicker converted on two field goal attempts (32,35) and made four of five extra-point attempts with the miss being on a botched snap as Wesley defeated Kean 40-7.

    Honor Roll: Brock Boland, Salisbury; Arnold Gibbs, Apprentice
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