810 Varsity and Children's Mercy Sports Medicine Center have partnered for a weekly Children’s Mercy Sports Medicine Center Metro Area High School Male and Female Student-Athlete Performance of the Week award! 

Nominations are due each week, by Monday at noon, and can be submitted online at https://www.childrensmercy.org/performanceoftheweek 

810 Varsity also will post weekly reminders on Twitter and at 810Varsity.com as well. 

On Monday afternoon, the selection committee will review the nominations and choose a weekly Male and Female winner. Then Tuesday, the winners will be announced on both the 810 Varsity and the Children’s Mercy Sports Medicine Center social media channels, as well as 810Varsity.com .

At the end of the year, a Male and Female Student-Athlete of the Year will be selected, and each winner will be invited to be recognized on the field prior to a Sporting KC match at Children’s Mercy Park.

We are looking forward to a great year of high school sports in the KC Metro and wish everyone nothing but the best of luck!

Children’s Mercy Sports Medicine Center: Improving the performance of student-athletes through comprehensive care for a lifetime of sport participation.

MALE PERFORMANCE OF THE WEEK - 12/9/2021

Mikey Pauley, Blue Valley Northwest

Mikey helped lead Blue Valley Northwest to its first-ever state football title, as the Huskies toppled defending champion Derby, 41-21, in the Kansas Class 6A title game. Pauley was named the Simone Award recipient for the Kansas City Metro area Player of the Year, as well as the 810 Varsity Player of the Year.

Pauley, who threw for 1,945 yards and 23 TDs, and ran for 1,214 yards and 22 TDs in 2021, also helped BV Northwest to a win in basketball over Raytown South on Tuesday. Oh yeah, Pauley's best sport is baseball, as the senior is committed to Nebraska. 

FEMALE PERFORMANCE OF THE WEEK - 12/9/2021

Regan Williams, Park Hill South

Regan helped lead Park Hill South to the title in the Winnetonka Tournament last week. The sophomore averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds and one block per game in the tourney.

The Panthers also defeated top 10 foe and district rival Park Hill, 49-46, in the championship game.