Army Iron Man -
Kentucky
Vote
for the Army Iron Man of the Week
Voting
ends at 8:00 P.M. EDT on Thursday.
| |
Online
Votes |
E-Mailed
Votes |
Total
Votes |
| Tristan
Long - Central Hardin |
50 |
612 |
662 |
| Thomas
Wilson - Meade County |
37 |
354 |
391 |
| Please
note only one vote per e-mail address per hour. |
|
|
As
of 5:45 A.M. EDT on 9/2/10. |
2010
Army Iron Man of the Week - Week One Nominees
| Aaron
Jackson –
Breathitt
County
|
Jackson
had two touchdown catches and returned a fumble for a 26-yard touchdown in
Frankfort
’s
53-6 win over
Paris
.
E-mail
your vote for Breathitt County's Aaron Jackson. |
|
Tristan
Long –
Central
Hardin
|
Long
had 224 all-purpose yards, including four receptions for 126 yards and two
touchdown catches in
Central
Hardin
’s
38-12 win over
Spencer
County
.
E-mail
your vote for Central Hardin's Tristan Long. |
| Erik
Manning –
Somerset
|
Manning
totaled 363 yards of total offense, scored three touchdowns, and recovered
a fumble on defense in
Somerset
’s
23-7 win over Southwestern. Manning
threw for 313 yards with two touchdowns and rushed for 50 yards and
another score.
E-mail
your vote for Somerset's Erik Manning. |
|
Dustin
Peak
–
Grayson
County
|
Peak
carried the ball seven times for 48 yards with
one
score
while making a team-high seven tackles on defense in
Grayson
County
’s
34-0 win over
Hancock
County
.
E-mail
your vote for Grayson County's Dustin Peak. |
|
Matthew
Taylor – Corbin
|
Taylor
scored five touchdowns in Corbin’s 52-14 win over Harlan.
Taylor
scored three rushing touchdowns, had a touchdown catch, and returned a
punt for another score. E-mail
your vote for Corbin's Matthew Taylor. |
| Thomas
Wilson –
Meade
County
|
Wilson
made his first career start at quarterback and amsassed
234 yards of total offense, throwing for 61 and rushing for 173,
with a touchdown as
Meade
County
beat
Anderson
County
28-21. On defense,
Wilson
made two interceptions, including a pick to seal the victory in the fourth
quarter. E-mail
your vote for Meade County's Thomas Wilson. |
Meade
County’s Thomas Wilson
voted
Army Iron Man of the Week
Army Iron Man honors the best two-way high school football
player in
Kentucky
recruiting territory
NASHVILLE
,
TN
– The
U.S. Army Nashville Recruiting Battalion is proud to announce that
Meade
County
’s
Thomas Wilson is Army Iron Man of the Week as the best two-way high school
football player in
Kentucky
.
Fans from across the state selected
Wilson
as the
winner over
Central
Hardin
’s
Tristan Long. As a weekly winner,
Wilson
is a
finalist for the Army Iron Man of the Year.
Wilson
made his
first career start at quarterback and amassed 234 yards of total offense,
throwing for 61 yards and rushing for 173, and scored a touchdown in
Meade
County
’s 28-21
win over
Anderson
County
.
On defense,
Wilson
made two
interceptions, including a pick to seal the victory in the fourth quarter.
“The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio
Network will accept nominations each week from high school football coaches,
athletic directors, media members, and high school football fans.
Each week, high school football fans from throughout the battalion’s
recruiting territory will have the opportunity to vote for the winner of the
Army Iron Man of the Week. At the
end of the regular season, fans will vote for the Army Iron Man of the Year from
among the weekly winners. Throughout the campaign, fans can visit www.TheSportsFlash.com
to vote for the weekly winner; sign-up for weekly “Iron Man” updates;
download the audio feature; and much more.
The United States Army is charged with
protecting
America
’s
freedom and preserving peace. The
Army trains and equips its soldiers to be the best, especially when it comes to
their job, leadership, and soldiering skills.
With more than 150 jobs available in many exciting fields, the U.S. Army
provides many job training and leadership training opportunities.
From working with computers to assisting doctors to fixing helicopters,
there’s an Army job that’s right for you.
For more information, go online to www.GoArmy.com.
“The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio
Network delivers customized, local sports reports for 188 radio stations in 13
different states. TSF Radio Network
coordinates the Army Iron Man Award campaign.
High school football fans can vote for the weekly Army Iron Man winner
and the annual award at www.TheSportsFlash.com.
For questions about the U.S. Army Iron Man Award, please contact TSF
Radio Network’s Mike Sinnott at (517) 927-4570.
