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Offensive Line of the Week clears path for Peach County’s balanced attack

Peach County is averaging 282.0 yards rushing and 167.6 yards passing.
(Jason Getz/AJC)
(Jason Getz/AJC)
Todd Holcomb
1 hour ago

The AJC Varsity Offensive Line of the Week is Peach County’s unit of Eli Johnson, Phorrest Sinkfield, Hunter Hill, Khazion Harris and Alex Marshall with tight end Clifford Ford.

They paved the way for 589 total yards — 352 rushing, 237 passing — and put Ashton Barton over 1,000 yards rushing for the season (1,098) in a 48-12 victory over Howard.

Peach County (8-0) is averaging 282.0 yards rushing and 167.6 yards passing.

Peach County’s offensive line coach is Josh Schuyler.

Lines of distinction

*Central Gwinnett’s offensive line of Ty Zellar, Matt Morillo, BJ Aaron, Oscar Ramirez and Jayln Turner paved the way for 409 total yards (247 rushing, 162 passing) in a 34-20 victory over Seckinger.

*Christian Heritage’s offensive line of UNC commit John Stanley, Levi Rockholt, KJ Johnson, Adam Hartley, Knox Carpenter, Ethan Quinonez and Atilla Erol paved the way to 371 total yards (245 passing, 126 rushing) in a 31-7 victory over Dade County. Christian Heritage has gained more than 300 total yards in every game during its 7-1 start.

*Dublin’s offensive line of Mandarian Stanley, Jayden O’Neal, Wi’Tyreon Charleston, Jalen Dardy, Domimarkeyo Walden and John Oliver with tight ends Zion Porter and Nazyon Mitchell paved the way for 412 rushing yard and seven touchdowns on 48 carries in a 53-47 victory over Dodge County. Dublin is averaging 316.5 rushing yards per game over the team’s 7-1 start.

*Whitewater’s offensive line of Maddox Gardner, Gabe Gillam, Michael LeBlanc, Reid Mathis, Ethan Peters, Matthew Taylor and Deuce Williams paved the way for 332 rushing yards in a 31-29 victory over Lithia Springs.