Gazette Athletes of the Week: Oct. 11-18

Football Trenton Delesky, Black River: Junior outside linebacker had five tackles for loss as Pirates shut out archrival Wellington 12-0 in mud-filled Lorain County League game. ... Forced fumble recovered by teammate Jack Vancooney. ... Sacked the Dukes' Dom Wright once. ... Finished with 11 tackles overall. ... Second to Kayden Hendershot on team with 58 tackles. Volleyball Jenevieve Dieter, Black River: Junior surpassed 400 career kills and 400 career assists as Pirates wrapped up 16-win regular season. … Posted 28 assists, eight kills, three aces and 13 digs in Lorain County League sweep at Oberlin. … Had 20 assists, six kills, five aces and 15 digs against Columbia. … Leads team in assists, and is second in kills, aces and digs. Boys soccer Miles Webber, Medina Christian: Senior played pivotal role in Knights' 3-2 comeback victory over Bedford. … After team trailed 2-0 at halftime, scored game-tying goal and assisted Maddox Tousley on game-winning goal with 8:48 remaining. … Has two goals and two assists this season. … Third-year varsity player. Girls soccer Reilee Letner, Cloverleaf: Freshman scored two goals in Colts' 5-2 Metro Athletic Conference Tournament victory over Woodridge. … First goal tied game 1-1, second score proved to be game winner that put Cloverleaf ahead 3-1. … Her 10 goals and six assists (26 points) ranks among Medina County's best this season. Boys cross country Lleyton Klein, Brunswick: Junior placed eighth in time of 16:43.0 at Greater Cleveland Conference Championships at Strongsville. … Effort led Blue Devils to finish fourth out of eight teams. … Season-best time of 16:14.3 at Olentangy Berlin Bear Den Dash ranks among Medina County's best. … Third-year varsity runner. Girls cross country Elise Mion, Cloverleaf: Sophomore finished third in time of 20:38.2 at Metro Athletic Conference Championships at Silver Creek Metro Park. … Effort led Colts to place third out of nine teams. … Season-best 20:00.1 at Wooster Invitational ranks among Medina County's best. … Second-year varsity runner.