It has been a great week for the South Jersey high school boys soccer season.
Congratulations to Gloucester's Kenny Johnson, who placed first in last week's poll. Schalick's Marco Spinnato placed second, while Nelson Ramirez of Pennsauken was third.
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Which players had the best performances? Here are our choices:
Victor Abu-Barker, Doane Academy. With the lone goal in a win against King's Christian, the Spartans' sophomore raised his season total to four goals.
Nhevoun Baker, Millville. With his third multi-goal game, scoring two in a win against Pleasantville, the Thunderbolts' senior raised his total to six for the season.
Esvin Castrillo, Woodbury. The Thundering Herd's junior scored both goals in a shutout win at Collingswood to double his season goal total.
Mike Coluzzi, St. Augustine. The Hermits' senior leads the way with 17 goals including five multi-goal games this fall.
Bradley Cooper, Seneca. With single goals in shutout wins against Bishop Eustace, Cherry Hill West and Camden Catholic the senior is second in goals for the Golden Eagles.
Mark Derets, Haddonfield. After scoring the lone goals in 1-1 ties against Shawnee and Haddon Heights, the Dawgs' senior added another in a win over Lindenwold.
Zander Mattes, Rancocas Valley. The Red Devils' senior had key goals in a 1-1 tie with Cherokee and a 3-1 win at Cinnaminson.
Ryan McComb, Holy Cross Prep. The Lancers' senior is second on the team with eight goals including a hat trick in a win against Pemberton.
Brandon Moore, Burlington Township. With a hat trick against Cinnaminson and a goal and an assist against Maple Shade, the Falcons' senior took over the team scoring lead.
Kevin Mosley, Clayton. The Clippers' sophomore has goals in wins against Pennsville and Salem County Tech to raise his season total to six.
Charles Norfleet, Florence. A four-goal week, including two goals against Maple Shade put the Flashes junior in double digits with 10 goals.
Adam Shawkey, Clearview. The Pioneers' junior had two goals in a win over Delsea and another in a win over Gloucester County Tech to raise his total to seven for the year.
Terrell Thomas, Deptford. Assists in games against Highland and Delsea evened out the Spartans senior's offensive output at five goals and five assists.
Jonas Trum, Pitman. With a hat trick in a 4-1 win over Salem County Tech, the Panthers' senior took over the team lead with nine goals.
Emanuel Zuleta, Atlantic City. The latest goal for the Vikings' senior, in a 5-1 win over Cape May Tech, gives him six for the season.
Statistics through Sunday’s games. Voting will conclude on Sunday morning.