Football Week 3 lookback, Top Ten, Week 3 grid honors, Week 4 outlook

Week 3 Top Ten
The Top Ten teams in the Stars and Stripes' 2008 Far East high school football ratings, with records through Sept. 13, points and last week’s rating, as compiled by Dave Ornauer of Stars and Stripes sports. Ratings are based on teams' win-loss records, quality of wins, strength of roster, schedule and leagues, point differential and team and individual statistics. Maximum rating is 500 points:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Yokota (Japan) 3-0 452 2
2.Kadena(Okinawa) 1-0 448 1
3. Seoul American 2-0 428 4
4.Father Duenas Memorial (Guam) 3-0424 5
5. Simon Sanchez (Guam) 2-1 412 7
6.Robert D. Edgren 2-1408 3
7. American School In Japan 1-0 39210
8. George Washington (Guam) 2-1 384 9
9. Guam High 1-1 380 6
10.Kubasaki (Okinawa) 0-1 376 8

Week 3 grid honors
Yokota-Tony Presnell 183 all-purpose yards (142 yards, 1 touchdown, 22 carries; 41 yards, 2 returns). DeEric Harvin 6-for-8, 158 yards, 1 touchdown. Andy Silva 125 yards, 1 touchdown, 4 catches. Derick “Rookie” Seward 107 all-purpose yards (74 yards, 1 touchdown, 15 carries; 33 yards, 2 catches).
Robert D. Edgren-Johnell Alexander 245 all-purpose yards (140 yards, 1 touchdown, 13 carries; 25 yards, 1 catch; 80 yards, 4 returns).
Seoul American-Johnnie Hickson 2 touchdown catches, 1 interception. Han Yoon 2 sacks.
Nile C. Kinnick-Tyree Hunt 122 yards, 2 touchdowns, 17 carries.
American School In Japan-Seaun Eddy 1 touchdown catch, 4 interceptions.
Guam High-Jacob Wright 8 tackles.
Father Duenas Memorial-Will Williams 130 yards total offense (55 yards, 1 touchdown, 6 carries; 4-for-14, 75 yards, 1 touchdown). Coby Schaefer 2 sacks.
George Washington-Manny Cruz 8 tackles, 1 sack. Ted Nelson 3 touchdown passes, 1 touchdown run.
Simon Sanchez-Franklin Sojo 98 yards, 2 touchdowns, 12 carries.

Week 4 outlook
Friday
Japan
Nile C. Kinnick at Zama American, 7 p.m.-Red Devils’ Tyree Hunt and Trojans’ Emmanuel Sloan in a battle of speedy backs. These two teams are a combined 0-5; they’ve the potential to be much better than that. … Red Devils 18, Trojans 17.
South Korea
Daegu American at Osan American, 6 p.m.–Visiting Warriors will bring their speed and spread option game to Cougars Field, where they’ll encounter Osan’s physical size – and a field under construction as the school undergoes major renovations. … Warriors 14, Cougars 10.
Guam
Southern at John F. Kennedy, 7 p.m.-One of these teams will get well, but whom? … Islanders 9, Dolphins 6.
Saturday
Japan
American School In Japan at Robert D. Edgren, 10 a.m.-Two teams that either use or have implemented portions of the controversial A-11 offense now get a chance to pit it against each other. … Eagles 19, Mustangs 16.
Guam
Guam High vs. Simon Sanchez at Ramsey Field, John F. Kennedy High School, Upper Tumon, 7 p.m.-Rough stretch ahead for the Panthers; Sharks continue to look like the genuine article. … Sharks 20, Panthers 12.
Father Duenas Memorial at George Washington, 7 p.m.-Rematch of the last five league championship games goes to last year’s champion Friars again. … Friars 17, Geckos 15.
Interarea
Yokota, Japan, at Kubasaki, Okinawa, 7 p.m.-Dragons have improved defensively over last year, so don’t expect a 30-point romp. Visiting Panthers must contend with Okinawa’s heat and Dragons size; Kubasaki must hold down Panthers’ multifaceted offense. … Panthers 24, Dragons 20.
Last week-5-1, .833.

Season-14-2, .875.

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