Vote for the best high school football play of Week 3

The third full week of the high school football season has come and gone, but we're not leaving without spotlighting some of the best plays from around the country. Within this week's USA TODAY Sports Plays of the Week, our staff selected five headline-worthy highlights. The Week 3 breakdown is belo

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The third full week of the high school football season has come and gone, but we're not leaving without spotlighting some of the best plays from around the country.

Within this week's USA TODAY Sports Plays of the Week, our staff selected five headline-worthy highlights.

The Week 3 breakdown is below.

Which play was the best of the best? Cast your vote at the bottom.

Battle Ground Academy (TN) WR Maddox Porter makes acrobatic touchdown grab

Our first play in consideration comes from rising 2029 five-star wide receiver Maddox Porter, who made an acrobatic touchdown reception.

Porter had three touchdowns on the night as BGA moved to 3-0 with a 49-6 win over Pearl-Cohn (TN).

Baylor (TN) 5-star RB David Gabriel Georges weaves 80 yards on touchdown run

Baylor five-star running

back and Tennessee commit David Gabriel Georges who highlighted his near 200-yard and three-touchdown night with an 80-yard touchdown weaving his way through multiple defenders.

Baylor beat Rabun Gap-Nacoochee (GA) on the road 51-33 to move to 3-0 on the year.

Cathedral Catholic (CA) WR Isaac Cook hauls in one-handed touchdown catch

With a defender in his face, Cathedral Catholic senior receiver Isaac Cook contorts his body and snags in a one-handed touchdown grab.

That was the main highlight of the evening as the Dons lost to Chandler (AZ) 42-13.

Orange Lutheran (CA) DB King Rich Johnson returns long pick six

In a massive showdown with Basha (AZ), Johnson had the play of the night, returning a pick-six 75 yards to the house to put the Lancers ahead for the first time.

That play proved to the difference as Orange Lutheran went on to win 23-17.

Satellite (FL) LB Anthony Romero forces fumble following massive hit

Satellite's defense has been dominant this season, allowing only nine points through four games. Romero is the epitome of how dominant that defense has been as evidence by his massive hit against Seabreeze (FL) that led to a forced fumble.

The Scorpions rolled to another win behind that forced fumble beating Seabreeze 35-2.