Cast your votes for the Footballer of the Week, presented by Glen Oaks CC!

It is time once again for the voting on Footballer of the Week.This is the ninth and final Footballer of the Week voting for the regular season. We are unsure whether we will have one during the playoff time, but that could be a possibility. There will also be a Footballer Player of the Year voting poll up sometime around the end of the season.This week, we had several strong performances once again. You can vote as many times as you'd like and vote for more than one student-athlete at a time. The results are up to date and you should see a percentage bar based on where everyone is at the time of your voting.GUMP'S NOT DONE: Ainsley Gump's SHS career is winding down — but it has not closed just yetFOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Five local teams made the MHSAA football playoffs. Here's who they will playFor this week's voting, we have six student-athletes up for the honors. You're probably going to see some familiar names, including some repeat winners on the list. Voting ends on Friday at noon-the, before the playoffs officially begin. Colon will be playing host to Bridgman Friday night in our only local football game for the evening.Marcellus heads to Litchfield on Friday night as well, but I'm not sure I would call that local. In any case, the Wildcats head East to take on the Terriers in the opening round of the post season.Constantine is playing host to Saranac on Saturday. Mendon will be hosting Adrian Lenawee Christian on Saturday as well. Both of those games carry a 1 p.m. kickoff. Also playing at 1 p.m. on Saturday will be Bronson. The Vikings are headed way East, traveling to take on Ottawa Lake Whiteford in the opening round.Here's how the Footballer of the Week nominees stack up.Zak Iobe, Mendon — Iobe ran for 301 yards on just 12 carries for Mendon on Friday night. hHe would find the end zone on six of those carries for a pretty good percentage of half the time touching the ball, he found the end zone. Iobe also led the Hornet defense with 10 tackles on the night.Xavior Zinsmaster, Mendon — Zinsmaster carried the ball 14 times for 238 yards in Mendon's 96-point showing on Friday in a win over Adrian Lenawee Christian. He scored four times. On defense, he was in on four tackles, including a sack.Jabari Falls, Colon — Falls had five rushing attempts against North Adams-Jerome on Thursday. He ran for 73 yards and scored three times on those attempts in Colon's 42-6 win.Canady Marzett, Three Rivers — Marzett led Three Rivers to a 37-7 home victory over Sturgis on Friday night. Marzett ran for 113 yards on 20 carries in the game, scoring three touchdowns for the Wildcats.Brayden Carpenter, Three Rivers — Carpenter ran for 77 yards and a touchdown against Sturgis as well. He also picked off a pass and threw a touchdown pass to Brody Morrill in the first half, covering 27 yards.Cooper McGee, Constantine — McGee rushed the ball only seven times for 35 yards against Coloma on Friday night. But he scored twice on those rushing attempts. He also led the Falcon defense, which shut out Coloma 56-0, with 14 tackles in the win.Contact Sports Editor Brandon Watson at bwatson@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, @BwatsonSJ.This article originally appeared on Sturgis Journal: Cast your votes for the Footballer of the Week, presented by Glen Oaks CC!