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This week's POW is QB Eric Hooks. A University of Saint Francis product, Hooks made his first
professional start Friday night. After running in a touchdown as time expired at halftime, Hooks made another
big play as he connected with Rocky Harvey for a touchdown with 39 seconds remaining.
Passing: 10 of 22 for 170yds and 4 TDs
Rushing: 6 for 50 yds and 1 TD
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Game Two
For the second week in a row, a University of Saint Francis product is selected for our POW honors.
This week it's WR Luther Stroder. Stroder was instrumental in the Freedom's strong play in the first half. He
had three touchdown receptions to help give Fort Wayne a 26-23 lead at halftime. The second half saw him deliver a
bone-jarring block, during an Eric Hooks run, that re-ignited the Freedom fans!
Receiving:
7 catches for 102 yards and 3 TDs
Kick Returns: 4 for 83 yards
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Game Three POW honors have been awarded to WR Glenn Johnson this
week. In a tough loss to the Raptors, Johnson managed six catches for 68 yards and two touchdowns. His six catches
accounted for almost half of the teams completions on the night. Johnson has shown that he is a solid option for the
Freedom this season.
Receiving:
6 catches for 68 yards and 2 TDs Kick Returns: 1 for 2 yards
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Game Four Yet another St. Francis product has earned our POW honors. This
week's award has been given to Alf Fertil. Fertil stepped up and played center, a position he's never played
before, during the Freedom's game in Muskegon. He also spent time at his usual position of nose tackle to help out
the defensive line.
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The Saint Francis alumni have done it again! Antoine Taylor is this week's POW honoree.
Taylor, making his first start this season, went 19-28 for 177 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran the ball five
times for an additional 40 yards and two touchdowns. The team's 55 points scored are the most this season.
Passing: 19 of 28 for 177yds and 3 TDs
Rushing: 5 for 40 yds and 2 TD
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This week, choosing the POW was not as clear cut as in other weeks. After much deliberation K Justin
Hoover has been awarded POW honors for game six. A rookie out of Tri-State University, Hoover appeared to be more comfortable
with the indoor game. This week saw him go 7-7 on PAT's and 2-2 on FG's. He also had 10 kickoffs for 479
yards. PAT's: 7-7 FG's: 2-2 Kickoffs: 10 for 479 yards, 47.9 yards/kick
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Game Seven
This week's POW is none other
than fan favorite, Rocky Harvey! With a now solid front line, Rocky has looked more like himself in recent weeks. This past Friday night against
Miami Valley, Harvey played a balanced game rushing 10 times for 71 yards and a TD, as well as grabbing nine catches for an
additional 85 yards and another TD. He would prove to be one of the few bright spots on offense this night! Rushing
10-71 yds 1TD Receiving
9-85 yds 1TD
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Game Eight This week's POW could have gone to many on the defensive side of the ball. We have chosen DE Shonn Bell.
Last week in Miami Valley, Bell went down with what appeared to be a very serious knee injury. After having a makeshift
brace put on and being carried off the field, fans could only wonder if Bell would return this season. Bell not only
came back in the very next game but also proved to be quite a force. While his stats may not reflect all of his contributions
to the game, Bell came up with some big plays and made his presence known. UT: 3
AT: 1 TT: 4 TFL/Yds: 4/11 Sacks/Yds: 0.5/2
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Game Nine Recent returnee,
Scott Heighland, has been selected as this week's POW. Heighland returned to the Freedom in Week 9 when the team
traveled to Miami Valley and has shown he is still a defensive catalyst on the field. This past weekend in Chicago,
Heighland, along with Bam Carter and Maurice Terrell, had seven total tackles. He also recorded two pass break-ups and
an interception, which he returned for 17 yards. UT: 6 AT: 1 TT:
7 PBU: 2 INT-Yds: 1-17
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Game Ten
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Game Eleven
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Game Twelve
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