​Week 2 of the high school football season is in the books and it was a week of outstanding performances.Read about the Top 15 performances here and cast your vote for who you think had the best week below. Voting will be open until Thursday morning.Eastern’s A’Shaad Carter was last week’s top vote getter with 61.3 percentage of the votes recorded. Triton’s Jaylen Morris and Rancocas Valley’s Zach Merhar rounded out the top three.This feature is presented by Premier Orthopaedic Associates.South Jersey Stars from Week 2Cole Anderson, Shawnee. The junior ran 24 times for 284 yards and three touchdowns to highlight the Renegades’ 35-13 win at Cherry Hill East and garner head coach Tim Gushue his 300th career win. Anderson has rushed for over 2,700 yards and 36 touchdowns in 23 career games.Amir Culbertson, Timber Creek. The junior was a spark in Timber Creek’s passing game, hauling in six passes for 219 yards and a score as the Chargers earned a 25-6 win at sister school Triton on Friday. Both the catches and receiving yardage were career bests for Culbertson.Nymir Daily, Camden Catholic. The bell cow carried a whopping 41 times for 361 yards and three touchdowns in the Irish’s 30-22 loss at Bishop Eustace on Friday. It’s the second straight week, Daily has surpassed the 300-rushing yard mark. He’s raised his career totals in rushing yards to 3,427 and rushing touchdowns to 43.Sean Harris, Northern Burlington. Helping the Greyhounds to a 3-0 start, the senior rushed 12 times for a career-best 162 yards and two touchdowns in a thrilling 43-42 win over Trenton on Thursday. Harris has accumulated 270 yards and five rushing touchdowns in three games.Talik Jackson, Egg Harbor Township. The senior caught six passes for a team-best 101 yards as the Eagles soared to a 29-20 win at Clearview in a battle of unbeatens on Thursday. Jackson has 10 receptions in his last two games as EHT improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2015.Thomas Lewis, Woodbury. The senior hauled in a 28-yard touchdown pass from Emmanuel Dunleavy on the game’s final play as the Thundering Herd prevailed with a 22-20 victory at Gateway on Thursday. Lewis finished with four catches for 54 yards and had an interception on defense for Woodbury (2-1).Delano Mann, Bishop Eustace. The senior caught eight passes for 107 yards, returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, completed his lone pass for a 36-yard gain and made four tackles during the Crusaders’ first win of the season – a 30-22 triumph over Camden Catholic on Friday.Mickey McQueen, Rancocas Valley. The Syracuse-bound senior caught a touchdown pass and returned an interception for another score as the Red Devils remained sizzling with a 28-0 victory at Kingsway on Friday. The defense, which hasn’t allowed a point in three games, has recorded three interceptions, including a pair for McQueen.Jayion Moss, Winslow. The senior defensive back recorded a sack, forced fumble and interception to spark the Eagles to a 21-7 w