The Jaw-Dropping Play from Hudsonville vs. Rockford That Stunned ESPN’s Top 10

Friday nights in West Michigan mean High School football.

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The lights shine bright as students and families pack into the stands with popcorn and drinks ready to cheer on their teams.

At a recent game between Hudsonville and Rockford, fans cheering for the Hudsonville Eagles witnessed an incredible play that was caught on camera.

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That play was shared on social media and quickly got a lot of attention, and by Saturday morning it ended up being one of ESPN's Top 10 Plays.

The big play was an amazing one handed catch by Hudsonville High School wide receiver Lawsyn Weber.

His quarterback, Brady Van Laecke, had to scramble around to avoid being sacked and tossed the ball up deep into the endzone. Weber leaped up into the air and somehow was able to catch it with his left hand and bring it into his chest.

That big catch helped Hudsonville beat Rockford with the final score being 35-28.

Not only was that catch big, but Hudsonville getting the win also puts them on top of the OK Red conference standings.

You can check out the amazing catch that ended up being the number one play of the day below.

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