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Here’s who Stanislaus District fans voted as The Bee’s Prep Football Player of the Week

Quinton Hamilton
·1 min read
Marty Bicek/Marty Bicek/The Modesto Bee

Hilmar High’s season ended Saturday, Nov. 27.

The heartbreaking 20-13 loss to Escalon in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Championship meant the end of the line for 17 seniors.

The Yellowjackets put up a fight, tightening it to a one-point contest in the third before Escalon clinched the game with a fourth quarter touchdown.

Hilmar entered the section championship riding a six-game winning streak thanks in large part to the versatility new quarterback Jason Pimentel brought to the offense.

The senior finished his final high school game going 6 of 20 for 156 yards and one passing touchdown and added 17 carries for 78 yards.

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Despite the loss, the fans took notice of his performance, voting him The Bee’s Player of the Week.

Pimentel earned 63% of the votes in our weekly poll.

He finished ahead of Escalon quarterback Donovan Rozevink and Oakdale quarterback Jackson Holt who came in second and third place, respectively.