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pair of Bloomington Edge players and, for the fourth consecutive week, a
player from the Kansas City Renegades has been named Champions
Professional Indoor Football League (CPIFL) Players of the Week. The
players are being recognized for the performance in Week 7 of the CPIFL
season.
Offensive Player of the Week: Andre Raymond, Bloomington Edge
Raymond
averaged 6.7 yards per carry in the Edge's 44-39 victory over Oklahoma.
Raymond finished the game with 80 yards on the ground and two rushing
touchdowns. He added two receptions for 11 yards and another touchdown
in the ballgame. Raymond is second in the IFL in rushing touchdowns with
8. The Edge hit the road again and travels to Topeka, KS for a battle
with the Koyotes in Week 8.
Defensive Player of the Week: Donta Moore, Kansas City Renegades
Moore
and the Renegades defense continued their impressive play. The
Renegades have won four consecutive games after starting the year 0-2.
In Week 7 vs. Mid.-Missouri, Moore recorded three interceptions and
three tackles in the 38-24 victory. Moore's final interception came when
KC was clinging to a seven point lead. Moore returned the interception
41-yards for the touchdown sealing the victory. Kansas City goes for six
wins in a row as they welcome Salina to Kemper Arena on Saturday.
Special Teams Player of the Week: LaVaughn Macon, Bloomington Edge
Macon
returned six kickoffs for 100 yards and a blocked field goal 28 yards
for a touchdown in the Edge victory. This is the second time this season
that Macon has been recognized as Special Teams Player of the Week.
Macon now leads the CPIFL in all-purpose yards with 929.
The
CPIFL starts the second half of the season on Friday night with
Oklahoma travelling to Lincoln. On Saturday, Wichita travels to
Mid.-Missouri, Kansas hosts Bloomington, Omaha visits Sioux City, and
Salina visits Kansas City.
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