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Top 5 high school football performances for week 6

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By Brandon Gurney, Deseret News

Published: Wednesday, Sept. 28 2011 7:45 p.m. MDT

Summary

There were some great individual and team efforts across the state for the sixth week. Here are just some of the top 5 prep performances for the week.

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There were some great individual and team efforts across the state for the sixth week of the prep football season. Here are five of the top prep performances for the week:

5. Sione Mahe-Wolfgramm, 5-10, 180, RB, Salem Hills HS

Mahe-Wolfgramm had 19 carries for 151 yards and three touchdowns in his team's 30-20 win over Provo.

4. Jaylon Miyasaki, 6-2, 190, WR, Springville HS

Miyasaki had 12 catches for 198 yards and a touchdown in Springville's 29-28 loss to Orem.

3. MaCoy Young 5-11, RB and Braiden Despain, 6-1, RB, Duchense HS

Despain did all of his work in the first half, recording 188 yards and two touchdowns on just 15 carries. Young, meanwhile, added 118 yards and three touchdowns on just six carries in Duchense's 56-12 win over Layton Christian.

2. Jake Lloyd, 6-1, 170, QB, Timpview HS

Lloyd has been steadily improving with every game this season. During the Thunderbirds' 31-28 win over Timpanogas he went 17 of 25 for 310 yards and four touchdowns. He also carried the ball seven times for another 81 yards.

1. Jordan defensive backfield

The Beetdigger defensive backfield intercepted six total passes during Saturday's 39-0 romp over Notre Dame High School (New Jersey). It's the Jordan offense that has received much of the publicity so far this season, but it was the defense that shined at Rio Tinto stadium.

Email: bgurney@desnews.com

Twitter: @BrandonCGurney

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Brandon Gurney covers recruiting, high school sports, and BYU athletics for the Deseret News. Previously, he worked with scout.com for eight years, covering BYU, with an emphasis on recruit coverage. He joined the Deseret more ..

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