The Subway South County Cagers of the Week are chosen based on their work ethic and effort both in practice and on the court.

Remember, high school and COS studenst (Don’t have to be an athlete) can show their student ID at the Subways listed above to get any Regular Footlong Sub for just 5 bucks.

Thank you Subway!

Hope’s string of points weren’t a one time thing. She leads her team in both kills and aces this season. Last season, as a junior, she was first in kills and second in aces. Hope’s impact on the Lady Tigers isn’t limited to volleyball.

Last basketball season, she led the team in scoring. During softball last season, Hope led the team in RBI, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, and was tied for first in runs scored. She also had the second highest batting average.

Hope’s career consistency in multiple sports and ability to come through when it counts the most has earned her an Impact Player Award.

The Impact Player Award is given on a monthly basis and goes to Siskiyou County high school athletes, male or female, that have had a significant impact on the success of their team. I select the players based on my own observations, often in consultation with the player’s coaches.

A total of four awards may be given each month and are not school specific; they can go to a player at any school that Siskiyou Youth covers. Winners receive Impact T-shirts that were designed by Golden Grotto. The T-shirts and award are cosponsored by SiskiyouYouth.com and NorCal Classic Hits radio, KCWH, 102.3/101.7

A senior, Erin leads the Tigers in scoring and rebounding. He has 14 games in double figures for scoring and nine in rebounds. His high point total is 25, and his high in rebounds is 13. Erin has recorded eight double-doubles. And, oh yeah, he plays defense, too.

While Erin’s Impact Player Award is for basketball, he could also have won one for football. Erin led the Tigers in receiving yards and sacks. He was second in tackles and third in rushing (615 yards on a team that amassed 3168 yards total).

Add it all up and it equals an Impact Player Award.

The Impact Player Award is given on a monthly basis and goes to Siskiyou County high school athletes, male or female, that have had a significant impact on the success of their team. I select the players based on my own observations, often in consultation with the player’s coaches.

A total of four awards are given each month and are not school specific; they can go to a player at any school that Siskiyou Youth covers. Winners receive Impact T-shirts that were designed by Golden Grotto. The T-shirts and award are cosponsored by Siskiyou Youth and NorCal Classic Hits radio 102.3/101.7.

Erin Kirch joins Weed basketball player Aaron Power-Bearden and Yreka soccer player Ross Perry as a January award winners. I’ll announce another winner in a few days. It will be a girl. Any guesses?