Quarterback Bryant Johnson of Bentley threw for five touchdowns against St. Anselm on Saturday and was honored with a Golden Helmet Award. (Photo courtesy Harvard Athletic Communications)
 
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Quarterbacks Kevin Decker of New Hampshire and Bryant Johnson of Bentley were chosen by the New England Football Writers' Gridiron Club of Greater Boston as Gold Helmet Award recipients for Week 4 of the 2011 football season. 

Decker was a dual threat for the Wildcats Saturday during their 46-43 victory over Richmond, recording two touchdowns through the air, and adding two more on the ground. The Armonk, N.Y., native kept the Spiders defense off balance throwing for 239 yards and accruing 48 rushing yards in the process. Decker accounted for four of the seven Wildcat scores, including the winning 47-yard touchdown strike with 2:45 left in the fourth quarter.

Johnson threw for a career-high five touchdown passes, amassing 268 yards through the air, to lead the Falcons to their third win of the season, defeating St. Anselm, 43-16. The Hopedale, Mass., native completed 25 of 34 passes, averaging 7.3 yards per throw. Johnson accounted for all but one of the Falcons scores on Saturday, and now has 13 touchdowns on the season.