The Times’ Athlete of the Week honor is typically bestowed to one particular standout.

This week, however, things are a bit different … and for good reason.

Not only did Holly Pond snap a 10-game losing streak to Fairview last Friday night, but it did so in dominant fashion.

The Broncos roared to an 18-6 win versus the Aggies behind a tremendous defensive performance — they allowed just 126 yards of offense, recorded five sacks and forced five turnovers — en route to earning their first victory over the Purple and Gold since the 2006 season.

The Green and White had entered the contest having been outscored 461-112 in the past 10 meetings.

Gabe Fortner (seven tackles, two pass breakups and a fumble recovery), Alex Corneglio (4.5 tackles, two sacks and one pass breakup), Jordan Quick (five tackles, two forced fumbles and one sack), Jordan McCormick (eight tackles), Isaac Ludwig (5.5 tackles, one pass breakup and a fumble recovery), Colyn Cofield (five tackles), Levi Boatright (3.5 tackles and one forced fumble), Kyle Sellers (four tackles and one forced fumble), Kyler Chaney (five tackles and an interception), Tyler Boatright (four tackles and one sack), Luis Garcia (three tackles and two pass breakups), Tyler Suryono (1.5 tackles and one sack) and Brody Rowell (an interception) were the solid contributors for the Broncos.

Jeremiah Holmes claimed a 13-yard touchdown run (Rowell added a 2-point conversion), and Chaney hit Corneglio on a 39-yard scoring connection (Rowell claimed another 2-point conversion) to provide the offense for the Green and White.

Athlete of the Week, which is sponsored by Mitch Smith Chevrolet, is currently open to basketball, football and cross country athletes. Nominations are encouraged and can be submitted to jwinfrey@cullmantimes.com with the person’s name, school and statistics/accomplishments. The deserving candidate with the best résumé will walk away with the crown for that week.

See below for other notable performances:

% Tyler Borden, Addison: Had 85 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries in a 41-21 win over Winston County.

% Zayne Guthrie, Addison: Had 193 total yards (114 rushing and 79 passing) and two touchdowns against Winston County.

% Abbie Chambless, Addison: Had 47 kills, 25 digs, eight blocks and two aces at the Class 1A state volleyball tournament to help the Lady Bulldogs take out Westminster-Oak Mountain, No. 3 Athens Bible and No. 2 Meek for their fifth straight crown and 10th in program history. Was named tournament MVP for a second consecutive year.

% Savannah Manley, Allie Chambless, Kendra Tyree, McKenzie Berry, Cecilee Gaither, Tess Alves, Brie Ory, Natalie Jefferson and Destiny Walker, Addison: Combined for several kills, blocks, digs, aces and assists at the Class 1A state volleyball tournament. Gaither and Tyree were named to the All-Tournament Team.

% Ava Akridge, Cold Springs: Finished first (20:25) at the Class 1A-2A, Section 2 meet. Alyssa Jackson, Sadie Terry, Brook Crider and Emma Collett also helped the Lady Eagles win the team title.

% Trentan Williams, Jonathan Collett, C.J. Lang, Aaron Spurger and Seth Walker, Cold Springs: Helped the Eagles win the team title at the Class 1A-2A, Section 2 meet.

% Fletcher Jennings, Cullman: Completed 18 of 23 passes for 238 yards and a touchdown in a 37-29 win over Chelsea. Added 105 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries.

% Jayden Sullins, Cullman: Had 80 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries against Chelsea.

% Reese Harbison, Cullman: Had four catches for 130 yards against Chelsea.

% Eli Wilhite, Cullman: Finished first (16:20) at the Class 6A, Section 5 meet. Jackson Tucker, Tucker Adkison, Will Thompson and Atticus Phillips also helped the Bearcats win the team title.

% Quinton Chambers, Fairview: Finished first (17:23) at the Class 5A, Section 3 meet.

% Colton Bagwell, Good Hope: Had 144 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries in a 29-0 win over Hanceville.

% Leahrose Mami, St. Bernard: Finished first (19:39) at the Class 1A-2A, Section 3 meet.

% Andrew Sweeney, St. Bernard: Finished first (16:41) at the Class 1A-2A, Section 3 meet. Caleb Guthery, Joey McCarthy, Joseph Arriaga and Francis Mami also helped the Saints win the team title.

% Hunter Persall, West Point: Had 262 yards and a touchdown on 32 carries in a 28-20 loss to Lawrence County.

% Rylan Jones, West Point: Completed 9 of 16 passes for 168 yards and a touchdown against Lawrence County. Had a rushing touchdown.

% Kolton Easterwood, West Point: Had three catches for 90 yards and a touchdown against Lawrence County.