Junior Jordan wide receiver Andrew Marsh was named the Built Ford tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week for Class 6A in the last week of the regular season, a huge accomplishment as it is the first time a player from Jordan has earned the honors.

Marsh earned the honors after leading the Warriors to their first ever postseason appearance with one of the best performances of his career. In Jordan’s 52-49 win over Morton Ranch Marsh had eight catches for 240 yards and five touchdowns with them coming from 70, 49, 45, 19 and nine yards from the endzone, he also caught a hugely important two-point conversion in the fourth quarter and tied the game with his final touchdown, a 49-yard catch and run where he took a screen pass and outran the entire Morton Ranch defense for six points.

“It is not surprising that Andrew received this honor. Andrew’s commitment to improving himself as an athlete is extremely consistent both on campus and independently,” said Jordan head coach Mike Rabe. “He is a true student of the game and refines his craft as a wide receiver with intention every day.”

Marsh ended his season with 65 receptions for 1158 yards and 15 touchdowns over his 11 games. He averaged over 105 yards per game and had a long of 82 yards as Jordan made it to the bi-district round for the first time before falling to Hightower.