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POLL: Who was the South Jersey High School Football Star of Week 6?

Read about the top performances from Week 6 of the South Jersey high school football season and cast your vote for the best one here.

POLL: Who was the South Jersey High School Football Star of Week 6?

Week 6 of the South Jersey high school football season has come to a close, and a poll has been launched to determine the standout player of the week. The poll, presented by Premier Orthopaedic Associates, invites readers to vote for their choice among several impressive performances. Delsea's Milo Gebhard led the previous week's voting with 51.0% of the 48.7K votes cast, followed by Delran's Joel Grinshaw and Pemberton's Joshua Dixon, who rounded out the top three.

This week's spotlight is on several high-caliber players who have made significant contributions to their teams' victories. Axcel Bailey from Overbrook Senior High School had a career-high 283 yards and five touchdowns in a 38-35 win against Woodstown. His impressive 2-yard run in the fourth quarter proved to be the decisive score. Bailey has now surpassed the 1,000-yard mark for the second consecutive season, accumulating over 3,200 yards throughout his career.

Taj Boaten of Cherry Hill East led his Cougars to their first win of the season with a 161-yard, two-touchdown performance in a 48-14 victory over Cherry Hill West. Boaten's outstanding play earned him the MVP award for the rivalry game. He has now scored four touchdowns in three games, following a transfer from Willingboro.

Camden's Jayden Boyce continued his breakout season with a 161-yard, four-touchdown performance for the Panthers in a 50-14 win over Kingsway. Boyce has now amassed 761 rushing yards and eight touchdowns this season. Amir Culbertson of Timber Creek made five catches for 195 yards and two touchdowns to ignite the Chargers' offense in a 56-0 win over Nottingham. Culbertson has logged two games of 195 receiving yards or more this season and has caught two of Keeanu Darji's six touchdown passes against Nottingham.

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