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Monterey landed eight players on the All-District 2-5A first team while Lubbock High had one in voting done by the league's coaches.
Five Plainsmen and the one Westerner were named to the offensive first-team, led by Monterey quarterback Tanner Maloney, who rushed for 757 yards and seven touchdowns and threw for 317 yards and two scores.
He's joined on the offense by teammates Trevor Lee at guard, Marcus Moreno at center, Byron Parker at running back and Colson Craddick at punter. Parker led the district with 863 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. Maloney, Parker and Lee were unanimous picks.
Also selected to the offense was Lubbock High running back Brandon Hernandez, who rushed for 612 yards and three touchdowns.
Earning first-team defensive honors from Monterey were lineman Jesse Martell, linebacker Conner Nielsen and kicker Davis Williamson.
San Angelo Central dominated the top honors. Offensive Most Valuable Player went to quarterback Logan Sawyer, while running back Devion Poole was named Newcomer of the Year and Brent Davis earned Coach of the Year. Amarillo linebacker Phillips Sorrels was named Defensive Most Valuable Player.
Coach of the Year: Brent Davis, San Angelo Central
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Logan Sawyer, QB, Sr., San Angelo Central
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Phillip Sorrels, LB, Sr., Amarillo
Newcomer of the Year: Devion Poole, RB, Soph., San Angelo Central
First Team Offense
Tight end: Jacob Wise, Sr., Amarillo
Tackle: Case Metcalf, Sr., Amarillo; Hayden Vinson, Sr., SA Central
Guard: Ben Alexander, Sr., SA Central; Trevor Lee, Jr., Monterey; Hayden Brown, Sr., Amarillo
Center: Marcus Moreno, Sr., Monterey; Alex Fowler, Sr., Amarillo
Quarterback: Tanner Maloney, Sr., Monterey
Running back: Byron Parker, Jr., Monterey; Brandon Hernandez, Jr., Lubbock High; Keenan Milligan, Sr., Amarillo
Receiver: Lamar Britton, Sr., Tascosa; Ryan Sluder, Jr., Amarillo; Cole Fielder, Sr., SA Central
Punter: Colson Craddick, Sr., Monterey
First Team Defense
End: Cody McCoy, Sr., Amarillo; Ramario Napoles, Sr., SA Central
Linemen: Lance Sehr, Jr., Tascosa; Mason Cheek, Sr., Amarillo; Steerling Strickland, Sr., SA Central; Jesse Martel, Sr., Monterey
Linebacker: Willie Brown, Sr., SA Central; Conner Nielsen, Sr., Monterey; Josh Lomeli, Sr., Tascosa
Cornerback: Ryan Sluder, Jr., Amarillo; Stephan Fields, Sr., SA Central
Safety: Lamar Britton, Sr., Tascosa; Chase Moody, Sr., SA Central
Kicker: Davis Williamson, Soph., Monterey; Mason Edmondson, Jr., Amarillo; Matt Opincar, Sr., SA Central
Kick return: Lamar Britton, Sr., Tascosa; Darius Long, Sr., SA Central
Second Team Offense
Tight end: Austin Tillman, Jr., Amarillo
Tackle: Josh Duncan, Sr., Monterey; Reese Errington, Sr., Amarillo
Guard: Chris Flower, Sr., Coronado; Kong Flores, Jr., Lubbock High; Blake Borger, Jr., Amarillo
Center: Zach Pfluger, Sr., SA Central; Hunter Higgins, Sr., Tascosa
Quarterback: Gabe Rodriguez, Jr., Amarillo
Running back: Ashton Tillman, Sr., Amarillo; Calvin Humphries, Sr. Tascosa; Banner Owen, Sr., Coronado
Receiver: Payton Brooks, Jr., Tascosa; Rileigh Davis, Sr., SA Central; Bam Jackson, Jr., Lubbock High; Corey Lopez, Sr., SA Central
Punter: Logan Sawyer, Sr., SA Central
Second Team Defense
End: Ty Stryker, Sr., Monterey; Justin Esquivel, Sr., Monterey; Rashondric Sheppherd, Sr., Tascosa
Linemen: Zach Ruiz, Sr., Tascosa; Tanner Crockett, Jr., Amarillo; Jeremy Matschek, Sr., SA Central
Linebacker: Colton Gill, Sr., SA Central; Colson Craddick, Sr., Monterey; Austyn Beesley, Soph., Tascosa; Marcus Fitzhugh, Sr., Lubbock High
Cornerback: Payton Brooks, Jr., Tascosa; Albert Servin, Sr., Monterey; Tavion Ritchie, Sr., SA Central
Safety: Daniel Lopez, Jr., Monterey; Brock James, Jr., Amarillo; Greg Hewett, Jr., Coronado
District 3-4A
Frenship and Randall split the top honors in voting for superlatives on the All-District 3-4A team.
Tigers junior linebacker Stephen Smith was named the district's Defensive Co-Most Valuable Player along with Randall linebacker J.D. Allen. Brad Davis, who led the Tigers back to the postseason and the outright 3-4A title after missing the playoffs in 2010, was named Coach of the Year, while Randall quarterback Collin Bowen was named the district's Offensive Most Valuable Player.
Huey led the Tigers offense by rushing for 1,640 regular-season yards and 15 touchdowns on 174 carries, while Smith anchored the defense, recording 99 tackles, 82 solo, two sacks, three fumble recoveries and two interceptions.
A total of 10 Tigers, five on offense and five on defense, were named to the first team, led by unanimous choices, tailback Bobby Huey and defensive back Keiondre Gober.
Joining Huey on offense were tackle Dalyn Bearden, center David Ortiz, fullback Bryndan Arredondo and receiver Chad Quisenberry, while end Kyle Rutherford, lineman Carson Dunn and linebackers Colton Estill and Aaron Pool were selected to the defensive side. Bearden, Rutherford, Arredondo and Dunn are all juniors and will return next season.
Plainview senior Marcos Hinojos was named to the first-team defensive line.
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Collin Bowen, QB, Jr., Randall
Defensive Co-Most Valuable Player: Stephen Smith, LB, Jr., Frenship; J.D. Allen, LB, Sr., Randall
Coach of the Year: Brad Davis, Frenship
First Team Offense
Tight end: Kyler Battin, Jr., Randall
Tackle: Dalyn Bearden, Jr., Frenship; Marcus Burk, Sr., Randall
Guard: David Roulston, Sr., Randall; Joe Torres, Sr., Palo Duro
Center: David Ortiz, Sr., Frenship; Frankie Garcia, Sr., Randall
Quarterback: Michael Guerrero, Jr., Caprock
Fullback: Bryndan Arredondo, Jr., Frenship
Running back: Bobby Huey, Sr., Frenship; Montrel Meander, Jr., Palo Duro
Receiver: Addison Bustos, Jr., Caprock; Charleston White, Jr., Palo Duro; Chad Quisenberry, Sr., Frenship; Andres Baskin, Sr., Dumas
Punter: Trevor Vasquez, Sr., Hereford
First Team Defense
End: Kyle Rutherford, Jr., Frenship; Charleston Woods, Jr., Randall
Linemen: Carson Dunn, Jr., Frenship; James Reeder, Sr., Palo Duro; Marcos Hinojos, Sr., Plainview
Inside linebacker: Colton Estill, Sr., Frenship; Vincent Gonzales, Sr., Palo Duro
Outside linebacker: Aaron Pool, Sr., Frenship; Marc Roy, Sr., Randall
Secondary: Keiondre Gober, Sr., Frenship; Will Tolliver, Sr., Canyon; Willie Riley, Sr., Palo Duro; Trey Ingram, Sr., Randall; Logan Brittain, Jr., Randall
Kicker: Conner Hollabaugh, Sr., Caprock
Second Team Offense
Tight end: Sammy Jalomo, Jr., Dumas
Tackle: Marcus Muldrow, Sr., Canyon; Cristian Murga, Jr., Dumas
Guard: Rob Munter, Sr., Canyon; Alex Garcia, Jr., Hereford
Center: Juan Perez, Jr., Caprock
Quarterback: Travis Cosby, Sr., Canyon
Fullback: Ryan Backus, Sr., Randall
Running back: Tyler Junell, Jr. Randall; Kaleen Jones, Sr., Caprock
Receiver: Conner Hollabaugh, Sr., Caprock; Logan Brittain, Jr., Randall; Will Tolliver, Sr., Canyon; Gerardo Arevalo, Sr., Caprock; Seth Chatman, Sr., Caprock
Punter: Conner Hollabaugh, Sr., Caprock
Second Team Defense
End: Trevor Vasquez, Sr., Hereford; Jake Ellison, Jr., Canyon; Pedro Garcia, Jr., Canyon
Linemen: Nick Hadden, Sr., Randall; Jonathan Barnes, Sr., Hereford
Inside linebacker: Tanner Halford, Sr., Dumas; Walker Horn, Jr., Canyon
Outside linebacker: Jace Vessels, Jr., Canyon; Mordan Shelton, Sr., Dumas
Secondary: Chris Carillo, Jr., Caprock; Isaac Williams, Sr., Canyon; Myron Mounds, Jr., Frenship; Matt Iler, Sr., Hereford
Kicker: Brad Wilkerson, Sr., Randall
District 2-3A
District champion Cooper and runner-up Estacado dominated the voting for the top honors on the All-District 2-3A team.
League Player of the Year went to Cooper senior running back Nolan Savage, who led the Pirates to the district crown by rushing for 1,269 yards and 17 touchdowns and catching 20 passes for 303 yards and four scores.
Offensive Player of the Year went to Estacado sophomore running back Robert Johnson, who led the district with 1,885 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns. Teammate J.T. Cotton earned Defensive Player of the Year after recording 83 tackles, 55 solo, four sacks and an interception.
Newcomer of the Year went to Brownfield freshman Shacolby Hill, who caught 28 passes for 407 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Cooper's John Windham was named Coach of the Year. The Pirates led the voting for the first team with 13 selections followed by Estacado with 10 and Shallowater with nine.
Player of the Year: Nolan Savage, QB, Sr., Cooper
Offensive Player of the Year: Robert Johnson, RB, Soph., Estacado
Defensive Player of the Year: J.T. Cotton, LB, Sr., Estacado
Newcomer of the Year: Shacolby Hill, WR, Fr., Brownfield
Coach of the Year: John Windham, Cooper
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Shaquille Bogus, Sr., Estacado; Brandon Hall, Sr., Shallowater
Running back: Preston Woodard, Jr., Levelland; Koley King, Sr., Shallowater; Jarek Black, Shallowater
Receiver: Brett Salas, Sr., Cooper; Tyson Jones, Sr., Levelland; Marc Rios, Sr., Shallowater; Layne Hatchett, Sr., Lamesa; Devin Gonzales, Jr., Brownfield; Ti Russell, Sr., Estacado
Tight end: Cameron Knight, Soph., Shallowater; Nate Lewis, Sr., Estacado
Center: Tanner Hahn, Jr., Cooper
Guard: Byron Lara, Jr., Cooper; B.A. White, Sr., Estacado
Tackle: Brandon Holmes, Sr., Estacado; Brett Henry, Sr., Cooper
Kicker: John Keane, Sr., Cooper
First Team Defense
Linemen: B.A. White, Sr., Estacado; Trae Taylor, Jr., Levelland; Derek Washington, Sr., Shallowater; Emiliano Renteria, Sr., Lamesa; Lee Gamez, Sr., Brownfield; Kinnan Kayasseh, Jr., Cooper
Outside linebacker: Ti Russell, Sr., Estacado; Zach Hobbs, Sr., Shallowater; Shannon Grady, Sr., Cooper; Luke Kemp, Sr., Cooper
Inside linebacker: Adam Taylor, Sr., Cooper; Steven Hart, Sr., Cooper; Kiante Harris, Sr., Estacado; Corey Richardson, Jr., Levelland; Jesus Garcia, Sr., Shallowater
Secondary: Jalen Moore, Sr., Estacado; Preston Woodard, Jr., Levelland; Conner Loftis, Sr., Shallowater; Cody Lackey, Sr., Cooper; Cisco Rivera, Sr., Cooper; Raymond Rios, Sr., Estacado; Donovan Riojas, Sr., Brownfield
Punter: John Keane, Sr., Cooper
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: John Keane, Sr., Cooper
Running back: Trae Taylor, Jr., Levelland; Tamory Terry, Soph., Estacado; Jay Gomez, Sr., Brownfield; James Iglesias, Sr., Lamesa
Receiver: Jalen Moore, Sr., Estacado; Elijah Canady, Sr., Lamesa; Tobias Sultan, Sr., Shallowater; Kyle Blair, Sr., Levelland; Sean Bentley, Sr., Cooper
Tight end: Stanton Keane, Soph., Cooper
Center: Eddie Campos, Jr., Levelland; Ryan Salinas, Soph., Estacado
Guard: Ivan Ramirez, Sr., Shallowater; Emiliano Renteria, Sr., Lamesa
Tackle: John Striednig, Sr., Shallowater; Mark Hand, Sr., Lamesa
Kicker: Diego Campos, Sr., Brownfield
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Tyson Jones, Sr., Levelland; Adrian Olivarez, Sr., Cooper; John Striednig, Sr., Shallowater; Matt Gerber, Soph., Levelland; Jesse Gomez, Jr., Estacado
Outside linebacker: Frank Duran, Sr., Estacado; Ryan Garza, Jr., Lamesa; Rodney Warren, Jr., Brownfield; Eddie Spencer, Sr., Estacado
Inside linebacker: James Iglesias, Sr., Lamesa; Timi Prado, Jr., Levelland; Mitchell Cuevas, Sr., Shallowater; Dylan Trevino, Sr., Brownfield
Secondary: Ryan Moseley, Jr., Cooper; Kade Willis, Jr., Shallowater; Adrien Martinez, Sr., Brownfield; Zach Gass, Sr., Cooper; D. Rutherford, Sr., Estacado
Punter: Adrian Adame, Sr., Estacado
District 3-1A,
Division I
All-state first-teamer Garrett Carter leads the list of top honor winners on the All-District 3-1A, Division I team.
Carter led the Roughnecks to a 10-0 season record and district championship by rushing for 2,092 yards and 32 touchdowns. He is joined by teammates Jeremy Mize, a senior and the Defensive Most Valuable Player, and sophomore quarterback Chad Hodge, the Co-Newcomer of the Year along with Dearius Poindexter from Hale Center.
Offensive MVP honors were shared by Olton teammates Pecos Martin, a senior receiver who caught 58 passes for 695 yards and five touchdowns, and senior quarterback Tommy Guerrero, who threw for 1,889 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Most Valuable Player: Garrett Carter, RB, Sr., Sundown
Co-Offensive Most Valuable Player: Pecos Martin, WR, Sr., Olton; Tommy Guerrero, QB, Sr., Olton
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Jeremy Mize, LB, Sr., Sundown
Newcomers of the Year: Chad Hodge, QB, Soph., Sundown; Dearius Poindexter, Sr., Hale Center
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Zach Garcia, Sr., Tahoka
Running back: Trai Smith, Sr., Tahoka; V.J. Gamez, Soph., New Deal; Keshawn Hood, Soph., Tahoka; Frank Lara, Sr., Sundown
Receiver: Kyler Marshall, Jr., Sundown; Kordell Baker, Soph., Tahoka; Miguel Hernandez, Jr., Olton; Emilio Licerio, Sr., Hale Center; Corie Ramirez, Sr., New Deal; Javier Otero, Sr., New Deal
Tight end: Ricardo Nunez, Sr., New Deal; Cristian Ramirez, Sr., Tahoka; Bryce Britton, Sr., Sundown
Center: Josh Kelley, Sr., New Deal; Devin Elmore, Jr., Sundown
Guard: Troy Holdman, Jr., Sundown; Spencer Chance, Sr., Sundown; Tanner Dewbre, Soph., New Deal; Samuel Abercrombie, Jr., New Deal
Tackle: Riley Thompson, Soph., Sundown; Bryce McHam, Jr., Sundown; Colton Smith, Jr., Olton; Christian Howard, Soph., New Deal; Smith Mclelland, Jr., Tahoka
Kicker: Ricardo Nunez, Sr., New Deal
Utility: Zech Alonzo, Soph., New Deal; Edward Torres, Soph., Sundown; Pecos Martin, Sr., Olton; Chance Cook, Sr., Tahoka; Uriel Vargas, Sr., Hale Center
First Team Defense
Linemen: Samuel Abercrombie, Jr., New Deal; Cris Favela, Soph., Olton; Dakota Moody, Sr., Sundown; Jonathan Morin, Sr., Tahoka; Garrett Tiner, Jr., Hale Center
End: Troy Holdman, Jr., Sundown; Adrian Sandoval, Sr., Olton; Aaron Mares, Jr., New Deal; Trai Smith, Sr., Tahoka
Linebacker: Andrew Alaniz, Jr., New Deal; Max Belyeu, Sr., Hale Center; Ray Parmer, Soph., Tahoka; Bryce Britton, Sr., Sundown; Billy Ross, Sr., Olton
Cornerback: Julian Paiz, Sr., Sundown; Kyler Rabel, Soph., Sundown; Pecos Martin, Sr., Olton; Jaime Reyna, Sr., Olton; Corie Ramirez, Sr., New Deal; Michael Mota, Jr., New Deal
Safety: Tommy Guerrero, Sr., Olton; Javier Otero, Sr., New Deal; Maurice Sanchez, Soph., Sundown
Punter: Tommy Guerrero, Sr., Olton.; Chance Cook, Sr., Tahoka
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Kyler Bean, Soph., New Deal; Lane Rossi, Soph., Hale Center
Running back: Billy Ross, Sr., Olton; Skeets Mandrell, Soph., Olton; Jeff Reed, Jr., New Deal; Max Belyeu, Sr., Hale Center; Jeremy Mize, Sr., Sundown
Receiver: Zakk Castillo, Jr., Hale Center; Isiah Vega, Soph., Tahoka; Kyler Rabel, Soph., Sundown; Eric Hernandez, Soph., Olton; Dustin Massey, Sr., New Deal
Tight end: Jacob Buxton, Jr., Hale Center; Mike Serna, Jr., Sundown
Center: Erik Cerbantez, Jr., Hale Center; Sadler Pinkerton, Soph., Olton
Guard: Jacob Arriazola, Jr., Tahoka; Ivan Gonzales, Jr., Hale Center
Tackle: Garrett Tiner, Jr., Hale Center; Adrian Sandoval, Sr., Olton; Eric Garcia, Jr., New Deal; Logan Tekel, Sr., Tahoka; Caleb Vaught, Jr., Sundown
Kicker: Keegan Newsom, Sr., Sundown
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Spencer Chance, Sr., Sundown; Devin Elmore, Jr., Sundown; Alonso Hernandez, Sr. Olton; Logan Broadus, Jr., New Deal; Joseph Balderas, Sr., Hale Center
End: Sadler Pinketon, Soph., Olton; Frank Lara, Sr., Sundown; Tim Rodriguez, Soph., Sundown
Linebacker: Abraham Villarreal, Jr., New Deal; Miguel Hernandez, Jr., Olton; Will Sanford, Fr., Sundown; Freddy Briseno, Sr., New Deal
Cornerback: Chance Hinson, Jr., Sundown; Ryan Cueno, Jr., New Deal; Jason Garcia, Soph., Hale Center; Kordel Baker, Soph., Tahoka
Safety: Kyler Marshall, Jr., Sundown; Tino Deleon, Sr., Tahoka; Salvador Segura, Sr., Sundown; Addison Lopez, Jr., Olton
Punter: Frank Lara, Sr., Sundown
TAPPS Division IV-I
Seven members of the Lubbock Christian High School football team were named to the All-Division IV-I first team in voting by the league's coaches.
Four of those honored came on offense, led by senior twins Brice and Brody Benge on the offensive line along with sophomore running back Tyler Corbin and junior receiver Zach Garcia.
Defensively, the Benges were also named to the first-team defense on the line along with senior linebacker Derrick Caudill and defensive back Jesse Hill, also a senior.
No offensive or defensive superlatives were announced.
First Team Offense
Linemen: Austin Springer, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Brice Benge, Sr., LCHS; Chris Shurtleff, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Quinn Sicking, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Brody Benge, Sr., LCHS
Quarterback: Bob Bartush, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Running backs: Micah Lutz, Soph., Colleyville Covenant; Marc Bartush, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Tyler Corbin, Soph., LCHS; Jordan Williams, Jr., FW Lake Country
Receiver: Donovan Jeanne, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Zach Garcia, Jr., LCHS; Garrett Krebs, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; John Paul Hesse, Jr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Tight end: Josh Biffle, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Kicker: Brooks Friedman, Soph., Colleyville Covenant
First Team Defense
Linemen: Michael Lawrence, Sr., Colleyville Covenant; Quinn Sicking, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Brice Benge, Sr., LCHS; Mark Bartush, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Brody Benge, Sr., LCHS
Linebacker: Austin Troup, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Derrick Caudill, Sr., LCHS; Michael Davis, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Chris Shurtleff, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Micah Lutz, Soph., Colleyville Covenant
Secondary: Josh Biffle, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Adam Maxie, Sr., Colleyville Covenant; Trey Jackson, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Jesse Hill, Sr., Lubbock Christian; John Paul Hesse, Jr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Punter: John Paul Hesse, Jr., Muenster
Second Team Offense
Linemen: Dillon Wood, Jr., FW Lake Country; Sayer Carney, Sr., FW Lake Country; Ben Yosten, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Derrick Caudill, Sr., LCHS; Will Carter, Jr., Colleyville Covenant
Quarterback: Austin Barr, Sr., Colleyville Covenant
Running backs: Austin Welch, Sr., Colleyville Covenant; Michael Vargha, Jr., FW Lake Country; Josh Wilson, Jr., LCHS; Sam Faulkner, Fr., FW Lake Country
Receiver: Trey Jackson, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Jesse Hill, Sr., LCHS; Tanner Howard, Jr., FW Lake Country; Hunter Hazen, Jr., FW Lake Country
Tight end: Kade Thomas, Jr., Colleyville Covenant
Kicker: Marshall Smith, Sr., LCHS
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Ben Yosten, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Tyler Corbin, Soph., LCHS; Will Carter, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Michael Vargha, Jr., FW Lake Country; Austin Springer, Sr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Linebacker: Austin Welch, Sr., Colleyville Covenant; Sayer Carney, Sr., FW Lake Country; Tad Howard, Jr., FW Lake Country; Justin Brown, Jr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Hayden Schilling, Fr., Muenster Sacred Heart
Secondary: Austin Aldredge, Jr., Muenster Sacred Heart; Hunter Hazen, Jr., FW Lake Country; Donovan Jeanne, Jr., Colleyville Covenant; Garrett Krebs, Jr.., Colleyville Covenant; Zach Garcia, Jr., LCHS
Punter: Sayer Carney, Sr., FW Lake Country
Most Valuable Player: Jarod Adams, WR, Sr., Seminole
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Jacob Burtch, QB, Jr., Seminole
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Jackson Scharf, LB, Jr., Monahans
Newcomer of the Year: Shane Dolgener, QB, Soph., Andrews
Staff of the Year: Seminole
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Kam Williams, Jr., Midland Greenwood
Running back: Byron Scharf, Sr., Monahans; Pedro Cano, Sr., Monahans; Juan Espino, Sr., Seminole; Joe Pireto, Jr., Andrews; Joe Ray Barboza, Sr., Fort Stockton
Linemen: Gonzo Reyna, Sr., Seminole; Brandon Jones, Sr., Monahans; Christian Gonzales, Jr., Monahans; Kevin Froese, Sr., Seminole; Dayne Browne, Jr., Seminole; Javier Torres, Jr., Andrews; Rance Layton, Sr., Seminole; Guillermo, Esparza, Jr., Andrews; Dakota Gonzales, Sr., Fort Stockton; Jody Lively, Jr., Midland Greenwood
Receiver: Caleb Koedyker, Sr., Seminole; Tadarius Ridge, Jr., Andrews; Marcus Chavez, Sr., Fort Stockton; Colin Sullivan, Jr., Midland Greenwood; Hunter rose, Sr., Midland Greenwood
Tight end: Tanner Moore, Sr., Seminole
Punter: Kam Williams, Jr., Midland Greenwood; Jake Higgs, Sr., Andrews
Kicker: Alejandro Mendoza, Jr., Monahans; Jake Higgs, Sr., Andrews
First Team Defense
Linemen: Tivo Armendariz, Jr., Monahans; Taylor Gibson, Sr., Semionle; Rance Layton, Sr., Seminole; Aaron Carlos, Jr., Monahans; Julian Garcia, Jr., Greenwood
Linebacker: Raylee Suarez, Sr., Seminole; Miles Caviness, Sr., Seminole; Garrett Bawcom, Jr., Andrews; Lance Luera, Sr., Fort Stockton; Jacob Armitage, Sr., Midland Greenwood; Blake Heflin, Sr., Monahans
Secondary: Timmy Murphy, Jr., Midland Greenwood; Logan Mitchell, Sr., Monahans; Payton Marcum, Sr., Monahans; Andre Ysasi, Sr., Seminole; Caleb Koedyker, Sr., Seminole
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Adrian Martinez, Sr., Fort Stockton
Running back: Freddie Garcia, Jr., Monahans; Raylee Suarez, Sr., Seminole; Lance Luera, Sr., Fort Stockton; Trey Cave, Sr., Midland Greenwood
Linemen: Blain Latham, Jr., Midland Greenwood; Justin Moore, Sr., Midland Greenwood; Mason Daggett, Sr., Fort Stockton; Andy Luna, Jr., Seminole; Paul Bagley, Jr., Andrews; Keith Kalka, Sr., Fort Stockton; Isaac Marquez, Sr., Monahans
Receiver: David Moncayo, Sr., Seminole; Trey Keesee, Sr., Andrews; Dillon Chamblee, Sr., Fort Stockton; Payton Marcum, Sr., Monahans
Tight end: Eddie Villa, Sr., Fort Stockton
Punter: Junior Morales, Soph., Monahans
Kicker: Matt Flowers, Sr., Seminole
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Rickey Harcrow, Jr., Midland Greenwood; Ramon Benavides, Sr., Fort Stockton; Andrew Rawling, Sr., Monahans; Dexter Longley, Jr., Seminole; Brandon Lujan, Sr., Seminole; Evan Card, Jr., Fort Stockton
Linebacker: Christian Torres, Sr., Seminole; Justin Bills, Jr., Andrews; Kevin Banavente, Sr., Fort Stockton; Hunter Rose, Sr., Midland Greenwood
Secondary: Coy Lopez, Soph., Andrews; Adam Martinez, Sr., Fort Stockton; Byron Scharf, Sr., Monahans; Bennie Enns, Sr., Seminole; Addison Parum, Soph., Seminole
Utility/Special teams: Ryan Johnson, Sr., Seminole; Freddie Garcia, Jr., Monahans; Tony Navarez, Sr., Midland Greenwood; Faustino Rosas, Sr., Fort Stockton; Austin Luna, Jr., Andrews
Most Valuable Player: Keenon Ward, QB, Sr., Snyder
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Garrett Martin, RB, Jr., Abilene Wylie
Defensive Mot Valuable Player: Josh Sandoval, LB, Sr., Snyder
Newcomer of the Year: Felix Martinez, WR/DB, Soph., Snyder
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Matt McLeod, Sr., Abilene Wylie
Running back: Stehl Ratliff, Sr., Brownwood; Brandon Davis, Jr., Snyder
Fullback: Austin Lunney, Sr., Abilene Wylie
Tight end: Gabriel Medellin, Sr., Sweetwater
Receiver: Richard Bloomer, Sr., Abilene Wylie; Zach Childress, Sr., Abilene Wylie; Toby
Rodgers, Sr., Big Spring; Cooper Howie, Jr., Brownwood
Utility: Sam Nemir, Sr., Sweetwater
Center: Chris Garza, Sr., Snyder
Linemen: Riley Olson, Jr., Abilene Wylie; Joseph Morelion, Jr., Big Spring; Jose Avila, Sr., Brownwood; Adam Moncibais, Sr., Snyder
Kicker: Matt McCrane, Jr., Brownwood
First Team Defense
Linemen: Darius Biggers, Sr., Snyder; Mateo Gonzales, Sr., Sweetwater; Ty Parker, Sr., Abilene Wylie; Johnathan McDonald, Sr., Brownwood
End: Diamond Bailey, Jr., Big Spring; Mack Monsen, Jr., Brownwood; Casey Coward, Sr., Snyder
Inside linebacker: Garrett Kemp, Sr., Brownwood; Domino Donaldson, Sr., Snyder; Max Pappajohn, Jr., Big Spring
Outside linebacker: Cole Townsend, Jr., Abilene Wylie; Ethan Horton, Sr., Brownwood; Kyler Billingsley, Sr., Snyder
Cornerback: Derrick Johnson, Sr., Brownwood; Nick Neimr, Jr., Sweetwater; Kevling James, Sr., Abilene Wylie
Safety: Zach Childress, Sr., Abilene Wylie; Kevin Vaccaro, Sr., Brownwood
Punter: Brandon Davis, Jr., Snyder
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Taylor Jones, Sr., Sweetwater
Running back: Kevin Vaccaro, Sr., Brownwood; Zach Harris, Jr., Snyder
Fullback: Max Pappajohn, Jr. Big Spring
Tight end: Javon Brown, Jr., Snyder; Brant Johnston, Sr., Wylie
Receiver: Derrick Johnson, Sr., Brownwood; T.J. Villa, Jr., Snyder; Kaleb Hoover, Soph., Sweetwater; Tyler Manawes, Sr., Wylie
Utility: Devin Roberson, Soph., Big Spring
Center: Dylon Adames, Sr., Sweetwater
Linemen: Alec Ogdee, Sr., Wylie; James Crow, Sr., Brownwood; Caleb Hester, Sr., Snyder; Malcolm Jackson, Sr., Sweetwater
Kicker: Tadeo Canon-Masjoan, Jr., Sweetwater
Second Team Defense
Linemen: DeAndre Key, Jr., Wylie; Chris Nunez, Jr., Big Spring; Angel Castillo, Sr., Brownwood
End: Bryce Vickers, Jr., Brownwood; Jason Mendoza, Sr., Snyder; Luis Gaxiola, Jr., Sweetwater; Jose Avila, Sr., Brownwood
Inside linebacker: Dylan West, Sr., Wylie; Abel Jimenez, Sr., Brownwood; Alex Rivera, Sr., Snyder
Outside linebacker: Sam Nemir, Sr., Sweetwater; Blake Sharp, Sr., Wylie; Ryan Linebaugh, Jr., Sweetwater
Cornerback: Isiah Alvarado, Sr., Snyder; Aaron Palacios, Sr., Snyder; Shante Brown, Jr., Wylie
Safety: Devin Roberson, Soph., Big Spring; Zach Harris, Jr., Snyder
Punter: Devin Roberson, Soph., Big Spring; Paul Goodrich, Jr., Wylie
Most Valuable Player: Tracy Huseman, Sr., Littlefield
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Beau Avila, Sr., Muleshoe
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Issac Baca, Sr., Muleshoe
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Caleb Monroe, Sr., Friona
Running backs: Damarick Moore, Fr., Littlefield; Da'shoud Hughes, Soph., Childress; Issac Baca, Sr., Muleshoe
Tight end: Zach Johnson, Sr., Littlefield
Receiver: Saul Elizalde, Sr., Muleshoe; Draegan Patterson, Sr., Bushland; Jasper Johnson, Sr., Roosevelt
Linemen: Ty Rojas, Sr., Littlefield; Ryan Johnson, Jr., Muleshoe; Shaun Atwood, Jr., Muleshoe; Jace Jones, Sr., Slaton; Brandon Grant, Sr., Bushland; Mason Holcomb, Soph., Childress; Jacob Hodnett, Jr., Littlefield
Kicker: Saul Elizalde, Sr., Muleshoe
First Team Defense
Ends: Alverto Estrada, Sr., Littlefield; Keyan Keys, Sr., Childress
Linemen: Ryan Rogers, Jr., Littlefield; Jimbo Bentley, Jr., Childress; Tony Molina, Jr., Muleshoe
Linebacker: Draegan Patterson, Sr., Bushland; Matt Johnson, Sr., Littlefield; Patrick Sims, Sr., Childress
Secondary: Ryan Deleon, Sr., Muleshoe; Miles Hampton, Sr., Childress; Jasper Johnson, Sr., Roosevelt; Devonte Mathis, Soph., Littlefield
Punter: Saul Elizalde, Sr., Muleshoe
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Harrison Schaefer, Sr., Slaton
Running backs: DJ Dickson, Soph., Roosevelt; Clint Martin, Sr., Slaton; Diego Licerio, Jr.,; Friona; Matt Johnson, Sr., Littlefield
Tight end: Keyan Keys, Sr., Childress
Receivers: Ryan Deleon, Sr., Muleshoe; Matthew Fennimore, Sr., Slaton; Quade Kieth, Sr., Roosevelt; Hayden Broadhurst, Sr., Littlefield
Linemen: Trevor Brogden, Sr., River Road; Saul Salazar, Sr., Childress; Kaleb Heinrich, Sr., Slaton; Nick Welch, Sr., Bushland; Ricardo Tarango, Sr., Littlefield
Kicker: JT Torres, Jr., Bushland
Second Team Defense
Ends: Juan Guerro, Sr., Muleshoe; Kaleb Heinrich, Sr., Slaton; Peyton Coldiron, Jr., Bushland; Austin Lankford, Sr., Childress; Patric Silvas, Sr., Littlefield
Linemen: Jace Jones, Sr., Slaton; Brandon Grant, Sr., Bushland; Omar Gonzales, Jr., Littlefield; Neal James, Sr., River Road
Linebacker: Nathan Rudd, Sr. Slaton; Alan Tofoya, Sr., Friona; Frank Byers, Jr., Bushland; Matt Ambriz, Sr., Muleshoe
Secondary: Saul Elizalde, Sr., Muleshoe; Paul Rucker, Sr., Littlefield; Mathew Fennimore, Sr., Slaton; Adam DeArmond, Sr., Childress
Punter: Karl Nunes, Jr., Roosevelt; Randy Judd, Sr., Slaton
Most Valuable Player: Austin Matschek, RB, Sr., Wall
Outstanding Lineman: Turner Bickford, Sr., Wall
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Derek Gainey, RB, Sr., Colorado City
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Blaine Mikulik, LB, Sr., Wall
Newcomer of the Year: David Sanchez, Fr., Colorado City
Utility: Brent Matschek, Soph., Wall
Coach of the Year: Houston Guy, Wall
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Even Moore, Soph., Alpine; Tyler Althof, Sr., Crane; Joe Person, Sr., Kermit; Collin McCory, Sr., Wall
Running back: Kaleb King, Soph., Denver City; Rene Morales, Sr., Kermit; Grant Eubank, Jr., Wall; Landon Meek, Sr., Wall
Tight end: Ernest Franco, Sr., Denver City; Jake Henderson, Sr., Wall
Receiver: Taylor O'Bryant, Sr., Alpine; Oscar Trevino, Jr., Alpine; Dalton Degraffenreid, Sr., Crane; Austin Carrillo, Soph., Crane; Taylor Lorenz, Sr., Colorado City; Jason Rodriguez, Sr., Colorado City; Ivan DeLaRosa, Jr., Denver City
Center: Trevor Davis, Crane; Jake Johnson, Colorado City; Joseph Torres, Sr., Kermit
Guard: Bryan Velasco, Sr., Crane; Ryan Rivera, Sr., Colorado City; Berry Kilgore, Sr., Kermit; Cody Francis, Jr., Wall
Tackle: Marcus Myers, Sr,, Alpine; Anthony Rivera, Sr., Colorado City; Michael Walling, Jr., Wall
First Team Defense
Inside linebacker: Rogelio Lopez, sr., Alpine; Gunner Tatum, Soph., Crane; Jake Johnson, Jr., Colorado City; Rene Morales, Sr., Kermit; Alex Mueller, Sr., Wall
Outside linebacker: J.D. Flud, Sr., Alpine; Devin Cavazos, Jr., Crane; Keyshawn Johnson, Soph., Denver city; Aaron Pando, Sr., Kermit; Landon Meek, Sr., Wall
Noseguard: Jaime Ortiz, Sr., Crane; Mickey Valdez, Sr., Kermit; Cody Francis, Jr., Wall
Tackle: Rafael Gonzalez, Sr., Colorado City; Cosmey Lucio, Jr., Denver City; Matt Cummings, Sr., San Angelo Grape Creek; Michael Walling, Jr., Wall
End: Ely Gallego, Sr., Alpine; Marco Vergara, Sr., Crane; Anthony Rivera, Sr., Colorado City; Austin Williamson, Jr., Kermit; Chad Kellermeier, Soph., Wall
Safety: Dalton Degraffenreid, Sr., Crane; Tyler Lorenz, Sr., Colorado City; Mason Milligan, Soph., Denver City
Cornerback: Abel Silvas, Soph., Alpine; Steve Heredia, Jr., Crane; Jason Rodriguez, Sr., Colorado City; Brandon Meneses, Sr., Kermit
Kicker: Christian Huerta, Sr., Denver City
Punter: Ely Gallego, Sr., Alpine
Second Team Offense
Running back: Vince Molinar, Soph., Alpine; Steve Herreia, Jr., Crane; Nathen Jackson, Jr., Colorado City; Josh Erice, Sr., Denver City; Joby Skinner, Sr., San Angelo Grape Creek; Aaron Pondo, Sr., Kermit; Trent Schwartz, Jr., Wall
Tight end: Devin Cavazos, Jr., Crane; Jacob Schmidt, Jr., San Angelo Grape Creek; Sergio Gueardiola, Jr., Kermit; Alex Mueller, Sr., Wall
Receiver: Jeremy Ontiveroz, Jr., Alpine; Chantz Kennedy, Sr., Crane; Joelson Cavazos, Jr., Crane; Benny Jones, Sr., Colorado City; Mark Henderson, Jr., Colorado City; Brent Golden, Jr., Denver City; Bobby Salcedo, Sr., San Angelo Grape Creek
Center: Grady Ellis, Sr., Alpine; Jerry Ayala, Sr., Denver City
Guard: Brandon Pratt, Sr., Alpine; Gerado Hernandez, Sr., Crane; Marco Vergara, Sr., Crane; Lalo Gomez, Sr., Denver City; Miguel Hernandez, Sr., Kermit; Nolan Schwartz, Sr., Wall
Tackle: Derek Means, Sr., Crane; Nolan box, Sr., Crane; Romero Reyes, Sr., Colorado City; Hector Gonzalez, Sr., Denver City; Ray Montonez, Sr., Kermit; Esteban Moreno, Sr., Kermit; Hector Salinas, Sr., Kermit; J.B. Marshall, Sr., Wall
Second Team Defense
Inside linebacker: Jeremy Portillo, Sr., Alpine; Michael Holliman, Soph., Crane; Alex Hernandez, Jr., Colorado City; Ernesto Martinez, Sr., Denver City; Trent Schwartz, Jr., Wall
Outside linebacker: Jolson Cavazos, Jr., Crane; Jacob Schmidt, Jr., San Angelo Grape Creek; Xavier Quiroz, Soph., Kermit; Grant Eubank, Jr., Wall
Nosegaurd: Jason Salcido, Sr., Alpine
Tackle: Jaime Espinosa, Jr., Colordo City; Colt Clinton, Jr., Denver City; Austin Awbrey, Sr., Kermit
End: Alexis Armendariz, Soph., Alpine; Nolan Box, Sr., Crane; Ryan Rivera, Sr., Colorado City
Safety: Taylor O'Bryant, Sr., Alpine; Tayler Althof, Sr., Crane; Eric Montoya, Sr., Kermit; Collin McCory, Sr., Wall
Cornerback: Benny Jones, Sr., Colorado City; Jacob Shultz, Jr., San Angelo Grape Creek; Jacob Carrasco, Soph., Kermit
Kicker: Eric Montoya, Sr., Kermit; Collin McCory, Sr., Wall
Punter: Joe Pearson, Sr., Kermit
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Colton Valle, Jr., Sanford-Fritch
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Marc Ortiz, Sr., Spearman
Newcomer of the Year: Ryan Soliz, Fr., Abernathy
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Austin Lewis, Sr., Abernathy
Running back: Rex Mathis, Sr., Floydada; Justin Rindlisbacher, Sr., Spearman
Fullback: Cole Covington, Sr., Floydada
Tight end: Jeffery Thomas, Sr., Spearman
Receiver: Matthew Johnson, Jr., Dimmitt; Jordan Woody, Jr., Floydada; Terry Bryan, Sr., Sanford-Fritch; Ross Keetar, Jr., Tulia
Linemen: Michael Oltiveros, Sr., Dimmitt; Marc Ortiz, Sr., Spearman; Joseph DeOchoa, Sr., Floydada; Skylar Jewett, Sr., Sanford-Fritch; Bryce Chapa, Sr., Abernathy; Arturo Mendez, Sr., Tulia
Center: Caleb Manzella, Sr., Sanford-Fritch
Kicker: Matt Dominguez, Jr., Abernathy
First Team Defense
Linemen: Cody Brom, Jr., Sanford-Fritch; Ty Lust, Jr., Abernathy; Blaine Pack, Sr., Spearman; Joseph DeOchoa, Sr., Floydada
End: Trey Henry, Jr., Sanford-Fritch; Gabe Trevino, Jr., Abernathy
Inside linebacker: Cole Covington, Sr., Floydada; Caleb Manzella, Sr., Sanford-Fritch; Dru Lust, Soph., Abernathy
Outside linebacker: Tate Murray, Sr., Sanford-Fritch; Jace Lang-Swan, Sr., Spearman
Secondary: Victor Flores, Sr., Abernathy; Justin Rindlisbacher, Sr., Spearman; Jordan Woody, Jr., Floydada; Chris Bryan, Sr., Sanford-Fritch
Punter: Colton Valle, Jr., Sanford-Fritch
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Jace Lang-Swan, Sr., Spearman
Running back: Trey Aragon, Jr., Highland Park; Isaac Pierson, Sr., Abernathy
Fullback: Ty Wise, Sr., Abernathy
Tight end: Justin Cannon, Soph., Abernathy
Receiver: Stefan Cook, Sr., Spearman; Kennedy Prescott, Sr., Highland Park; Clayton Lewis, Soph., Abernathy; Victor Flores, Sr., Abernathy
Linemen: Caro Jorge, Sr., Spearman; Johnny Marmalejo, Jr., Dimmitt; Anthony Garza, Sr., Floydada; Craig Johnson, Sr., Sanford-Fritch; Jacob Alvarado, Sr., Abernathy
Center: Logan Speer, Jr., Abernathy
Kicker: Alfredo Rosendo, Jr., Spearman
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Garrett Kroeger, Sr., Highland Park; Brennen George, Soph., Tulia; Uriel Rodriguez, Sr., Dimmitt
End: Ross Keetar, Jr., Tulia; Brandon Sena, Sr., Highland Park; Matthew Johnson, Jr., Dimmitt
Inside linebacker: Junior Garcia, Jr., Spearman; Johnny Ray Dones, Sr., Dimmitt; Rex Mathis, Sr., Floydada; Daniel Segedy, Sr., Sanford-Fritch
Outside linebacker: Tyler Cooper, Jr., Abernathy; Brendan Harris, Sr., Highland Park; Ryan Wilcox, Sr., Dimmitt
Secondary: Stefan Cook, Sr., Spearman; Zach Lester, Jr., Abernathy; Miquel Pando, Jr., Tulia; Colton Valle, Jr., Sanford-Fritch; Eric Oltivero, Soph., Dimmitt
Punter: Aaron Rosas, Jr., Abernathy
Most Valuable Player: Bradley Adkins, WR/DB, Sr., Idalou
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Alec Estes, QB, Sr., Idalou
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Matthew Sales, DT, Sr., Idalou
Newcomer of the Year: Caige Miller, Soph., Coahoma
Utility Player of the Year: Ty Johnson, Sr., Forsan
Coach of the Year: Don Long, Idalou
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Tanner Ruiz, Jr., Coahoma
Running back: Bryce Schilling, Sr., Idalou; Bryce Devore, Sr., Hawley
Fullback: Justin Coker, Sr., Coahoma
Receiver: Trevor Burchett, Jr., Forsan; Nathan Bell, Sr., Idalou; Dalton Holly, Jr., Post
Tight end: Riley Payne, Sr., Idalou; Ethan Mauldin, Sr., Stanton
Linemen: Dakota Sparks, Sr., Idalou; Kase Wilbanks, Sr., Idalou; Jacob Echavarria, Sr., Coahoma; Jacob New, Sr., Hawley; Logan Fryar, Jr., Stanton
Kicker: Andres Chavez, Jr., Stanton
First Team Defense
End: Ethan Mauldin, Sr., Stanton; Ethan Arimendez, Sr., Idalou; Riley Payne, Sr., Idalou; Marco Molina, Sr., Coahoma
Linemen: Dakota Sparks, Sr., Idalou; Logan Fryar, Jr., Stanton; Copeland Riddell, Jr., Forsan
Linebacker: Justin Coker, Sr., Coahoma; Patrick Robles, Sr., Forsan; Bryce Schilling, Sr., Idalou; Collin Heidenheimer, Jr., Anson
Secondary: Seth Reagan, Jr., Idalou; Nathan Bell, Sr., Idalou; Oscar Reyna, Sr., Stanton; Tanner Ruiz, Jr., Coahoma
Punter: Christian Garcia, Sr., Anson
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Foster Burchett, Sr., Forsan
Running back: Brendan Roman, Jr., Forsan; Aaron Acevedo, Jr., Coahoma
Fullback: Tylo Kirkpatrick, Jr., Idalou
Receiver: Ryan Reid, Jr., Coahoma; Dalton Doss, Jr., Forsan; Oscar Reyna, Sr., Stanton
Tight end: Jacob Rodgers, Jr., Anson
Linemen: Dale Diaz, Sr., Post; Peyton Rodriguez, Jr., Coahoma; Bryce McGee, Sr., Anson; Trevor Jackson, Sr., Hawley; Derick Spargo, Jr., Idalou
Kicker: Houston Schoonmaker, Jr., Hawley
Second Team Defense
End: Jacob New, Sr., Hawley; Nathen Koonce, Sr., Stanton; Lance Norman, Soph., Anson; Kade Fannin, Soph., Forsan
Linemen: Bryce McGee, Sr., Anson; Gabriel Lopez, Sr., Coahoma; Ausden Medrano, Soph., Forsan; Clancy Manuel, Jr., Hawley; Dale Diaz, Sr., Post
Linebacker: Houston Schoonmaker, Jr., Hawley; Tylo Kirkpatrick, Jr., Idalou; Jacob Perez, Sr., Post; Alex Hill, Jr., Coahoma
Secondary: Bryce Devore, Sr., Hawley; Aaron Acevedo, Sr., Coahoma; Jacob Nichols, Sr., Stanton; Marcus Cervantes, Jr., Forsan
Punter: Levi Irby, Soph., Hawley
Most Valuable Player: Tyler Hall, Soph., Panhandle
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Wesley William, Sr., Clarendon
Co-Defensive Most Valuable Player: Tanner Clay, Sr., Panhandle; Cary Corley, Sr., Quanah
First Team Offense
Center: Austin McNelly, Jr., Clarendon
Linemen: Tyler Wise, Sr., Panhandle; Jacob Pigg, Sr., Clarendon; Gary Corley, Sr., Quahan; Tanner Clay, Sr., Panhandle; Nathan Dziedzic, Sr., Clarendon; Brandon Beck, Jr., Quanah.
Tight end: Trey Hall, Sr., Panhandle; Austin Williams, Jr., Quanah
Running back: Shane Smith, Sr., Panhandle; Ryan Reid, Sr., Quanah; Charleston Harris, Sr., Clarendon
Quarterback: Riley Teeter, Sr., Lockney
Receiver: Lige Powers, Sr., Panhandle; Brandon Heard, Jr., Quanah; Jerami Johnson, Sr., Clarendon; John Henry Smith, Jr., Panhandle; Ausin Smith, Jr., Quanah
Kicker: Tyler Wise, Sr., Panhandle
First Team Defense
Linemen: Zach Berry, Jr., Panhandle; Jacob Pigg, Sr., Clarendon; Brady Whitaker, Sr., Quanah; Brett Moore, Sr., Panhandle; Tres Hommel, Soph., Clarendon
Linebacker: Jayson Pigg, Sr., Clarendon; Marcos Mercado, Jr., Lockney; Brandon Heard, Jr., Quanah; Trevor Cobb, Jr., Clarendon; Brody Powers, Soph., Panhandle
Secondary: James Muir, Sr., Panhandle; Jerami Johnson, Sr., Clarendon; Travis Hammer, Jr., Panhandle; Eric Alaniz, Jr., Quanah; Ky Teeter, Soph., Lockney
Punter: Lige Powers, Sr., Panhandle
Second Team Offense
Center: Tanner Barnett, Soph., Panhandle
Linemen: Brett Moore, Sr., Panhandle; Jayson Pigg, Sr., Clarendon; Josh Trejo, Jr., Quanah; Cory Throgmorton, Jr., Panhandle; Collin Fulton, Soph., Lockney
Tight end: Ian Dunbar, Jr., Lockney
Running back: Luke Sherman, Jr., Lockney; Travis Hammer, Soph., Panhandle
Receiver: Jason Hopkins, Sr., Panhandle; Eric Alaniz, Jr., Quanah; Marcus Bernal, Sr., Lockney; Trevor Cobb, Jr., Clarendon; Cole Ward, Jr., Clarendon
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Shane Smith, Sr., Panhandle; Nathan Dziedzic, Sr., Clarendon; Cory Throgmorton, Jr., Panhandle; Zac Oseletto, Jr., Quanah
Linebacker: Ryan Reid, Sr., Quanah; Jeremy Jones, Jr., Panhandle; Tyler Brooks, Sr., Quanah; Wesley Williams, Sr., Clarendon
Secondary: Casey Muir, Sr., Panhandle; Riley Teeter, Sr., Lockney; Diego Santos, Jr., Clarendon; Austin Smith, Jr., Quanah; Jonah Sell, Jr., Clarendon; Travis Jewett, Soph., Panhandle
Most Valuable Player: Nathan Garcia, Jr., Springlake-Earth.
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Collin Christian, Jr., Farwell.
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Edgar Cuevas, Sr., Farwell.
Newcomer of the Year: JJ Juarez, So., Springlake-Earth.
Staff of the Year: Springlake-Earth.
First-Team Offense
Quarterback: Andrew Marrufo, Jr., Bovina; Osmar Diaz, Jr., Sudan.
Running back: Marco Terrones, Jr., Bovina; Kolten Morris, Jr., Farwell; Keenan Albracht, Jr., Nazareth; Bill Nolte, Jr., Sudan.
Receiver: Jose Lara, Sr., Bovina; Seth Meeks, Sr., Farwell; Will Green, Jr., Springlake-Earth; Dayton Fisher, Jr., Sudan.
Tight end: Gael Vela, Sr., Bovina; Jesse Alair, Sr., Springlake-Earth.
Linemen: John Wilhelm, Jr., Nazareth; Ryan Fred, Sr., Sudan; David Martinez, Sr., Bovina; Garret Presnell, Sr., Farwell; Colby Conner, Sr., Springlake-Earth; Jeremy Glover, Jr., Springlake-Earth; Naz Maldonado, Springlake-Earth.
Kicker: Jesse Alair, Sr., Springlake-Earth.
First-Team Defense
Linebacker: Andrew Marrufo, Jr., Bovina; Kolten Morris, Jr., Farwell; Jeremy Glover, Jr., Springlake-Earth; Richard Montes, Jr., Sudan.
Ends: Kory Jennings, Sr., Farwell; Abdiel Ramos, Jr., Bovina; Jesse Alair, Sr., Springlake-Earth; Andrew Ramon, Jr., Sudan.
Linemen: Aaron Castaneda, Jr., Bovina; Ryder Ledbetter, Sr., Farwell; Ryan Fred, Sr., Sudan.
Secondary: Jose Lara, Sr., Bovina; Seth Meeks, Sr., Farwell; Edlder Rojas, Jr., Springlake-Earth; Bill Notle, Jr., Sudan.
Punter: Gael Vela, Sr., Bovina; Jeremy Glover, Jr., Springlake-Earth.
Second-Team Offense
Quarterback: Elder Rojas, Jr., Springlake-Earth.
Running back: Richard Montes, Jr., Sudan; Trey Farris, Jr., Nazareth; Andy Garcia, So., Springlake-Earth.
Receiver: Kristian Antillon, Jr., Bovina; Joseph, Casas, Fr., Bovina; Curt Langford, Fr., Farwell.
Tight end: Ty Shaw, So., Sundan; Alex Mejia, Jr., Bovina.
Linemen: Mitch Eddwards, Sr., Sudan; Jacob Drennan, Sr., Sudan; Ubaldo Trevizo, Sr., Farwell; Anthony Ortiz, Sr., Bovina; Aaron Castaneda, Jr., Bovina; Shane Roberson, So., Springlake-Earth.
Kicker: Cesar Medrano, Jr., Sudan.
Second-Team Defense
Linebacker: Alejandro Guevara, So., Bovina; Eric Graxiola, Jr., Farwell; Daniel Kern, Jr., Nazareth; Uriel Delgado, So., Sudan; Andy Garcia, So., Springlake-Earth.
Ends: Ty Shaw, So., Sudan; Ubaldo Trevizo, Sr., Farwell.
Linemen: Garrett Presnell, Sr., Farwell; Jacob Drennan, Sr., Sudan; David Anstead, Sr., Springlake-Earth.
Secondary: Gael Vela, Sr., Bovina; Keenan Albracht, Jr., Nazareth; Will Green, Jr., Springlake-Earth; Dayton Fisher, Jr., Sudan.
Special teams: Logan Robb, Jr., Nazareth; Curt Langford, Fr., Farwell; Jorge Lunda, Sr., Bovina; Bill Nolte, Jr., Sudan; Jesse Alair, Sr., Springlake-Earth.
Most Valuable Player: Trevor Arthur, Sr., Morton
Co-Offensive Most Valuable Player: Jaekob Blewett, Sr., Smyer; Stephen Eubanks, Sr., Morton
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Garrett Rosson, Sr., Seagraves
Co-Newcomer of the Year: Brennen Fowler, Fr., Smyer; Kyle Sierra, Soph., Seagraves
Outstanding Offensive Linemen: Oscar Viernes, Sr., Morton; Tate Bartlett, Sr., Smyer
Outstanding Defensive Lineman: Ceasar Rosalez, Sr., Seagraves
Outstanding Safety: Jimmy Tercero, Morton
First Team Offense
Running back: Ceasar Simental, Jr., Seagraves; Omar Calderon, Jr., Plains; Merrit Crump, Jr., Plains; Dominic DeLeon, Sr., Smyer; Adrian Osuna, Jr., Smyer
Utility: Austin Billings, Sr., Seagraves
Receiver: Eddy Franco, Jr., Morton; Adrian Espino, Jr., Morton; Mookie Ross, Jr., Morton
Tight end: Damian Vidales, Sr., Seagraves
Linemen: Justin Esch, Sr., Plains; Garrett Rosson, Sr., Seagraves; Ceasar Rosalez, Sr., Seagraves; Robert Roman, Sr., Smyer; Gary McCullough, Sr., Smyer; Sergio Garza, Sr., Morton; David Huckabee, Jr., Morton; Taylor McLendon, Jr., Morton
First Team Defense
Linemen: Austin Billings, Sr., Seagraves; Tate Bartlett, Sr., Smyer; Oscar Viernes, Sr., Morton
Linebacker: David Huckabee, Jr., Morton; Eddy Franco, Jr., Morton; Merrit Crump, Jr., Plains; Adrian Osuna, Jr., Smyer; Robert Roman, Sr., Smyer; Mookie Ross, Jr., Morton; Javier Nava, Jr., Morton
Cornerback: Fredrick Villegas, Soph., Smyer; Andre Lovington, Sr., Seagraves; Adrian Espino, Jr., Morton; Hunter Parrott, Sr., Plains
Safety: Dray DeBusk, Sr., Plains; Damian Vidales, Sr., Seagraves; Daniel Martinez, Sr., Seagraves
Kicker: Damian Vidales, Sr., Seagraves
Punter: Damian Vidales, Sr., Seagraves
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Nick Bueno, Jr., Seagraves
Running back: Johnny Paiz, Soph., Smyer; Jesse Garcia, Fr., Plains
Tight end: Daniel Martinez, Sr., Seagraves
Receiver: Javier Nava, Jr., Morton
Linemen: Kody Kuehler, Soph., Morton; TJ Escobedo, Soph., Smyer; John Rameriz, Jr., Smyer; Trinidad Ruiz, Jr., Plains; Gerarado Martinez, Jr., Plains; Colby Bearden, Soph., Plains; Timothy Kinnaird, Jr., Seagraves
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Sergio Garza, Sr., Morton; Taylor McLendon, Jr., Morton; Kody Kuehler, Soph., Morton; TJ Escobedo, Soph., Smyer; Gary McCullough, Sr., Smyer; Jacob Neufeld, Jr., Plains; Joseph Sainz, Jr., Plains; Anthony Durham, Jr., Seagraves; Jordan Fuentes, Jr., Seagraves
Linebacker: Rolando Miranda, Soph., Seagraves; Ceasar Simental, Jr., Seagraves; Dominic DeLeon, Sr., Smyer; Brandon Morin, Sr., Morton; Manuel Quezada , Jr., Plains
Cornerback: Xavier Lozano, Soph., Smyer; Bobby DeLeon, Jr., Seagraves
Safety: Zack Wilkins, Soph., Plains; Jimmy Paiz, Sr., Smyer
Most Valuable Player: Matthew Schovajsa, Crosbyton
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Nevin Pena, Crosbyton
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Ryne Lucas, Hamlin
Offensive Newcomer of the Year: Nathan Childers, Crosbyton
Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Trinidad Uribe, Ralls
Coach of the Year: Brannon Rodgers, Crosbyton
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Taylor Lambert, Hamlin
Running back: John Norman, Hamlin; Trey Stevenson, Roby; Kaleb Reese, Ralls
Fullback: Austin Grant, Roby; Jonathan VanGundy, Ralls
Inside receiver: Chad Huston, Rotan; Josh Velasquez, Ralls; Tanner Kieschnick, Hamlin
Outside receiver: Corey Furr, Rotan; Brandon Lee, Hamlin
Tight end: Austin Morris, Crosbyton
Offensive line: Eli Henn, Crosbyton; Chase Young, Crosbyton; Austin Zundt, Crosbyton; Ryne Lucas, Hamlin; Tim Mendoza, Hamlin; Zack Rivas, Roby; John Flores, Rotan; Darrel Buratti, Rotan; Grant James, Ralls; Joseph Chavez, Ralls
First Team Defense
Tackle: John Norman, Hamlin; Corey Hatcher, Roscoe; Grant James, Ralls
End: Jonathan VanGundy, Ralls; Austin Zundt, Crosbyton; Devon Freeman, Roscoe; Carlos Gonzalez, Hamlin
Inside linebacker: Eli Henn, Crosbyton; Kylon Davis, Hamlin; Eric Padilla, Roscoe
Outside linebacker: Gerardo, Espinosa, Ralls; Nevin Pena, Crosbyton; Tim Mendoza, Hamlin; Chad Huston, Rotan
Secondary: Nathan Pena, Crosbyton; Nathan Childers, Crosbyton; Luke Revis, Roscoe; Bryson Alls, Rotan; Calvin Johnson, Rotan; Kaleb Reese, Ralls; John Hernandez, Ralls
Kicker: Josh Ford, Hamlin
Punter: Kaleb Reese, Ralls
Utility: Taylor Berry, Crosbyton; Lorenzo Ramirez, Roby; Fidel Rodriguez, Ralls; Kaleb Messick, Rotan; Matthew Cuellar, Roscoe; Dylan Byerly, Hamlin
Second Team Offense
Quarterback: Fernando Zavala, Ralls
Running back: Calvin Johnson, Rotan; Deandre Lee, Rotan; Michael Gutierrez, Crosbyton; Chris Deleon, Roscoe
Receiver: Trinidad Uribe, Ralls; Jacob Escobar, Crosbyton; Marcus Conally, Hamlin; Randell Barerra, Roby
Tight end: Tyson Nowlin, Rotan
Linemen: Carlos Gonzalez, Hamlin; Daniel Montez, Roby; Alex Rhoades, Roscoe; Brady Arthur, Ralls; Rudy Garza, Crosbyton
Second Team Defense
Linemen: Zach Rivas, Roby; Daniel Montez, Roby; Joseph Chavez, Ralls; Chase Young, Crosbyton; Rudy Garza, Crosbyton; Dylan Byerly, Hamlin
Linebacker: Chris Deleon, Roscoe; Tyson Nowlin, Rotan; Adam Ortiz, Crosbyton; Austin Grant, Roby; Trey Stevenson, Roby
Secondary: Corey Furr, Rotan; Braxton Jones, Ralls; Sterling Dowden, Roby; Tyler Reeves, Roby; Brant Burnett, Roscoe
Kicker: Brayan Rodrigues, Hamlin
Punter: Luke Rovig, Roscoe
Coach of the Year: Joseph O'Malley, Petersburg
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Damien Salas, Sr., Spur
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Thomas Roden, Jr., Petersburg
Newcomer of the Year: Juan Luis Banuelos, Soph., Petersburg
First Team Offense
Tight End: Thomas Roden, Jr., Petersburg; Gordon Hampton, Jr., Spur
Receiver: DeMarcus Fisher, Sr., Southland; Israel Islas, Jr., Spur
Center: Carlos Vargas, Sr., Spur
Quarterback: Antonio Salazar, Jr., Spur
Running back: Jesse Carrillo, Jr., Petersburg; Alejandro Diaz, Sr., Spur
Fullback: Domonic Pennington, Sr., Petersburg
Spreadback: Travis Arguello, Sr., Southland
Utility back: Todd Smith, Soph., Petersburg
Kicker: Travis Arguello, Sr., Southland
Special Teams: Damien Salas, Sr., Spur
First Team Defense
Noseguard: Casey Redden, Jr., Spur
Linemen: Ismael Islas, Jr., Spur; John Cruz, Jr., Petersburg; Chris Sharples, Soph., Petersburg
Linebacker: Jesse Carrillo, Jr., Petersburg; DeMarcus Fisher, Sr., Southland
Cornerback: Gordon Hampton, Jr., SpurRyan Smith, Soph., Petersburg
Safety: Damien Salas, Sr., SpurTravis Arguello, Sr., Southland
Utility: Domonic Pennington, Sr., Petersburg
Punter: Antonio Salazar, Jr., SpurSecond Team Offense
Tight end: Kyle Voigt, Sr., Southland; Zane Byrd, Jr., Petersburg
Receiver: Trevor Metcalf, Sr., SouthlandAntonio Campos, Sr., Petersburg
Center: Anthony Ramirez, Jr., Petersburg
Quarterback: AJ Hernandez, Sr., Southland; Rafael Castaneda, Jr., Lorenzo
Running back: Brad Benham, Sr., Southland
Fullback: John Cruz, Jr., Petersburg
Spreadback: Jaylan Davis, Sr., Lorenzo
Utility: Ryan Smith, Soph., Petersburg
Kicker: Alejandro Diaz, Sr., Spur
Special Teams: Ramiro Garza, Jr., Petersburg
Second Team Defense
Noseguard: AJ Hernandez, Sr., Southland
Linemen: Austin Via Gomez, Soph., Spur; Trevor Metcalf, Sr., Spur; Antonio Campos, Sr., Petersburg
Linebacker: Brad Benham, Sr., Southland
Cornerback: Kyle Voigt, Sr., SouthlandAntonio Salazar, Jr., Spur
Safety: Israel Islas, Jr., Spur; Todd Smith, Soph., Petersburg
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Houston Quintanilla, Meadow
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Tyler Drake, Ropes
Coach of the Year: Kent Allison, Meadow
Newcomer of the Year: Lawrence Cruz, Ropes
First Team Offense
Tight End: Levi Perry, Ropes; Manny Moya, Meadow
Center: Zane Thrash, Ropes
Quarterback: Taylor Jackson, Ropes
Running back: Andrew Flores, Meadow; Lane Scoggins, Whiteface; Colton Smith, Ropes
Fullback: Richie Allen, Wellman-Union
Spreadback: Kiley Davila, Wellman-Union
Utility: Josh Ruiz, Meadow
Kicker: Kaleb Chase, Wellman-Union
Special Teams: Zach England, Meadow
First Team Defense
Noseguard: Philip Ricker, Ropes
Linemen: Tyler Drake, Ropes; Zane Thrash, Ropes; Andrew Castillo, Meadow; Kolby Chase, Wellman-Union
Linebacker: Houston Quintanilla, Meadow; Levi Perry, Ropes
Cornerback: Andrew Flores, Meadow; Kiley Davila, Wellman-Union
Safety: Taylor Jackson, Ropes; Christian Herrera, Meadow
Utility: Rafael Urias, Meadow
Punter: Jesus Davila, Whiteface
Second Team Offense
Tight End: Eloy Velez, Ropes; Zach England, Meadow; Rushie McKenzie, Wellman-Union
Receiver: Matthew Martinez, Ropes; Kolton Davila, Wellman-Union
Center Luis Torres, Meadow
Quarterback: Kolby Chase, Wellman-Union
Running back: Tanner Richardson, Whiteface; Dylan Belyeu, Ropes; Miguel Smith, Lubbock Harmony
Fullback: Philip Ricker, Ropes
Spreadback: Josh Cook, Lubbock Harmony
Utility: Rafael Urias, Meadow
Kicker: Colton Smith, Ropes
Special Teams: Colby Baldwin, Ropes; Dallas Walters, Wellman-Union
Second Team Defense
Noseguard: Richie Allen, Wellman-Union
Linemen: Evan Esparza, Meadow; Aniphe Gentles, Lubbock Harmony; Marcus Ruff, Whiteface; Kaleb Chase, Wellman-Union
Linebacker: Brady German, Whiteface; Dylan Belyen, Ropes; Josh Ruiz, Meadow
Cornerback: Rushie Mckensie, Wellman-Union; Matthew Martinez, Ropes
Safety: Zach England, Meadow; Kolton Davila, Wellman-Union; Payton Perez, Whiteface
Utility: Alan Estrada, Meadow; Dallas Walters, Wellman-Union
Punter: Manny Moya, Meadow


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A body found on the outskirts of an Israeli forest has been identified as that of a New Jersey student who went missing nearly a week ago, police sources say. The remains were confirmed by his parents, sources say, who were holding out hope that the man was still alive.
The body of 23-year-old Aharon Sofer was discovered around 3:30 p.m. Israeli time on Thursday just a few kilometers from where the Lakewood, New Jersey, man was last seen while hiking with a friend in the Jerusalem forest.
There were no reasons to believe foul play was involved after the body was found, officials said. They believe the man may have slipped and fell while navigating difficult terrain.
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The discovery came a day after emotional pleas from Sofer's family as they prayed for his safe return. Chulda and Moshe Sofer had flown from the U.S. to Israel over the weekend to join the search for their son.
"We believe he is still alive and out there," his mother, Chulda Sofer, said from Jerusalem after being briefed there by police.
"And if everyone could think of him as their own," she said, "we really beg everyone, and we plead with everyone, if anyone knows any lead to where Aaron is, if you could please contact the police immediately."
Sofer, who is one of 10 children, grew up in an ultra-Orthodox family in the Ocean County, New Jersey, town. He went to Jerusalem to study and was between semesters on Friday when he went hiking with a friend in the woods. The two got separated, and Sofer hadn't been seen since.
Former Lakewood Mayor Meir Lichtenstein said Sofer wasn't an experienced hiker.
"He actually called his mother and asked her permission," he said.
There were fears the yeshiva student may have been abducted due to the Israeli war in Gaza. But no group ever took credit for the disappearance.
As dictated by the Jewish faith, Sofer's body must be laid to rest within 24 hours. A family friend says the burial will take place at 9:30 a.m. Israeli time on Friday.
Audio from the service will be fed back to New Jersey so family members at home can take part.


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I've inherited a php web app that is very insecure, with a history of sql injection. I can't fix the scripts immediately, I rather need them to be running to have the website running, and there are too many php scripts to deal with from the php end first. I do, however, have full control over the server and the software on the server, including full control over the mysql database and it's users.
Let's estimate it at something like 300 scripts overall, 40 semi-private scripts, and 20 private/secure scripts.
So my question is how best to go about securing the data, with the implicit assumption that sql injection from the php side (e.g. somewhere in that list of 300 scripts) is inevitable?
My first-draft plan is to create multiple tiers of different permissioned users in the mysql database. In this way I can secure the data & scripts in most need of securing first ("private/secure" category), then the second tier of database tables & scripts ("semi-private"), and finally deal with the security of the rest of the php app overall (with the result of finally securing the database tables that essentially deal with "public" information, e.g. stuff that even just viewing the homepage requires).
So, 3 database users (public, semi-private, and secure), with a different user connecting for each of three different groups of scripts (the secure scripts, the semi-private scripts, and the public scripts). In this way, I can prevent all access to "secure" from "public" or from "semi-private", and to "semi-private" from "public". Are there other alternatives that I should look into? If a tiered access system is the way to go, what approaches are best?


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Nov. 22 (UPI) -- Steve Gregory and Julian Edelman scored fluke touchdowns on back-to-back plays Thursday in sending New England to a 49-19 rout of the New York Jets.
Tom Brady threw for three scores and ran for another in bringing the Patriots their fifth straight win. New England forced five New York turnovers.
New England improved to 8-3 while no other team in the AFC East has more than four victories. The Jets fell to 4-7.
The Patriots were already leading 14-0 with the second quarter nearing its midway point when New York quarterback Mark Sanchez collided with one of his own lineman while trying to avoid New England's pass rush.
The ball was knocked from Sanchez' grasp and Gregory quickly scooped it up on his way to a 32-yard touchdown.
On the ensuing kickoff Joe McKnight was hit by Devin McCourty and the ball popped into the air. Edelman grabbed it on the dead run and romped 22 yards for another score.
Edelman also caught a 46-yard touchdown pass from Bradey to finish off a 35-point New England second quarter. Brady's other scoring throws went for 3 yards to Wes Welker and 83 yards to Shane Vereen.
Bradey was 18-of-28 for 323 yards without an interception. The Patriots, who lead the NFL in total offense, barely missed reaching the 50-point mark for the second straight week. They ran over Indianapolis last weekend 59-24.
Sanchez completed 26-of-36 passes for 301 yards with one touchdown and one interception.


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Lincoln Elementary District 27
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High School. A Wall of Distinction in the LJHS commons recognizes
notable District 27 graduates. Its purpose is to promote pride in
Lincoln and District 27 as well as to provide positive role models
for current and future students.
Individuals nominated will be considered for recognition this
year, and those not selected will be considered in future years.
Honored graduates will be selected by a committee consisting of
members of the board of education, teachers and members of the
District 27 is proud of the contributions its graduates have made
at the local, state and national levels in law, medicine, education,
engineering, religion, business and the arts. The district has
helped establish the educational foundations for their
accomplishments and feels the graduates and their achievements are
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The following LJHS graduates have been recognized in previous
years as Most Distinguished Alumni:
Langston Hughes,
Poet, playwright, novelist
Armin Meyer, '27
U.S. ambassador and diplomat
Robert J. Woods,
Attorney, philanthropist
William E. Gossett,
Business and civic leader
John Guzzardo, '61
Business and civic leader
Dr. Lynn L.
Carpenter, '87
Faculty member of University of Michigan
Roland Ginzel, '35
Artist, teacher, pioneer abstractionist
Dr. D. Leigh
Henson, '56
Professor, scholar, author
William B. Bates, '68
Attorney, civic leader
The alumni selected for recognition will be honored at a dinner
hosted at the American Legion on April 5.
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Gov. Peter Shumlin is expressing doubt about whether Vermont should pass a bill requiring special labeling for food that is genetically modified or contains genetically modified ingredients.
Shumlin says Vermont lost a lawsuit several years ago over a requirement for labels on dairy products from cows treated with an artificial growth hormone.
He says that loss in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals makes Vermont likely not the best state to be the first to test a GMO labeling law.
A bill requiring labels on genetically modified food cleared the House Agriculture Committee last Friday, but even supporters say they expect that if it passes, it will be challenged in court by the biotech industry.


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As for Williams, the ongoing soap opera has been a major nuisance. But he still wants to serve as White Sox GM indefinitely, and an occasional argument with Ozzie or tweet from Oney is not going to change that.
"There are only two things that are going to run me out of here," Williams said. "The first is Jerry Reinsdorf ultimately feeling that I'm not getting the job done. The other is me ultimately feeling I'm not getting the job done. I will probably walk away from the job before (Reinsdorf) has to tell me to walk away.
"And I'll only walk away – I'm a competitive guy – when I can't for whatever reason get the job done. That's not on my radar. (Heck) no. I'm in it to win it."
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Almost the end of the 2nd season racing my F25 wing mast. I did a lot better this year as I learned how to sail the boat a little better and cleaned up some of the systems, and did a slight re-cut on the main, which can be seen by the two black strips in the upper leech in this picture
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Pictures in these posts are from a race around Conanicut Island next to Newport. This was my start, not many boats hit the line on time
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But they got there eventually
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Unfortunately, about 10 seconds after this my outhaul slug blew up and I spent the first leg (a reach, while I was single handing) trying to figure out how to get the clew tied down. In hindsight, I did it the hard way and lost a pile while I sat head to wind trying to tie the clew down. The rest of the fleet sailed away and I got stuck in a different weather pattern behind them with a lot less breeze. I've found that the boat sails very well from about 6-8 up to about 14. Below that it's stuck to the water and over that it's pretty tippy (besides the fact that I usually singlehand) because of a relatively narrow waterline beam. Fast downwind without a kite (I sailed boat for boat with a Sabre 38 for six miles on a run, no kite) and with a kite (boat for boat with a C&C 99 and Sabre 38 with kites). I've experimented with a slew of different setups in different breeze, traveler down, up , in between, sheet tight, eased, all different depending on the breeze. Still don't have it pegged but closing in. The recut on the main helped a lot, I added a lot of power up higher in the sail which I needed in the lighter stuff. Generally, my area has breeze in the 10-15 knot range, the last two years have been a little lighter, though. I thought about making a jib for it (basically for 0-8 knots) but the rig is pretty unstable with more wind (more loading would really make the tip fall off) and I'd have to carry the jib penalty when the breeze is up, have to think a little bit more about that one.
Things that bother me about the boat is that it sits so stern down, it's an inboard and I'm sure the boat wasn't designed for it, the weight of the engine combined with the weight of the fuel so far aft wren't figured into the hull shape. When I have crew I have them sit pretty far forward but that really makes the boat pitch in the waves so I'm not sure what to do on that front. Thinking about it, with an outboard it may not make that big a difference because it's not light and sits a lot further back. Another thing is the traveler, it's unsupported in the middle so every puff lifts the track and automatically depowers. If the car is down to the edge of the slider it's less of a problem but like I said, I've been trying different configurations and that isn't always the best. Another thing is getting the mast to tack all the time, I ended up rigging a line that goes from the arm that goes down to a block at the closest stanchion, with that I can pull on the arm mid tack to ensure it tacks correctly, I also douse the partners with WD40, seems to help a lot.
The one thing I did that was nice is take off all the original lines and replaced them with shorter lines that all double end. When the Pole is out there is only about 5 extra feet of line in the cockpit and I can play the pole very easily with one hand. The pole in/out has 4' total excess and is easily contained on one side with the stoppers, it doesn't even touch the cockpit seats. The spinnaker tack lines are one long piece, when the kite is sucked all the way in there is only about 3 feet of line in the cockpit, I can deploy the clews together with one hand since they're both on the same side. There is virtually no excess line in the cockpit when I sail and even sitting at the mooring the whole look is clean and neat. I made the vang into an 8:1 with the tail all the way back to the cockpit, I can pull it on pretty easily and in the right conditions can flick it off as well (like I said, I single hand a lot, my crew doesn't help much).
As for results, they've been mixed. I sailed a lot of other boats this summer so only got to race a couple times. I won a fleet race boat for boat when I was rated slowest, which was kind of nice. I sailed a race with my wife and daughter that was a little fluky, halfway thru the race we were third boat for boat in fleet (we started 10 minutes behind the big boats and I was only about 3 lengths behind the leader of that group, and way ahead of my fleet), but the breeze died and we ended up last of 10. I then sailed another race that is a navigator race, the point being to sail as far as possible over 6.5 hours, your rating gets figured into it, I won that by over 5 miles corrected. But in the race with the pictures above, the long beat in light air against the current killed me and i was second to last. So, good days and bad days. Actually, any day I sail the boat is good, so all good days.


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Florida Pastor Wins Car for Not Burning Koran
Remember Florida Pastor Terry Jones, the guy who planned to burn the Koran on 9/11 but then called it off? He just won a car from a New Jersey dealership for not burning the book.
Last month, former Giants center Brad Benson offered Jones a free car from his New Jersey dealership in a wacky radio commercial if he called off "International Burn a Koran Day." After Jones canceled, his church called up Benson to collect his prize. From the AP:
"They said unless I was doing false advertising, they would like to arrange to pick up the car," Benson recalled. At first he thought it was a hoax, so Benson asked Jones to send in a copy of his driver's license. He did.
Jones promises that he didn't cancel his Koran-burning for the free 2011 Hyundai Accent. Good. But if we learn Jones sold out for a $14,000 Hyundai, we'll stage a new round of violent protests that will make those in Afghanistan look like a Lakers championship celebration. Because if there's one thing we believe, it's that an entire month's-worth of news cycle merits at least a pimped-out Lincoln Navigator with DVDs on the backs of all the seats. Does that thing even have GPS? How dare they denigrate our outrage with a shitty Korean car.


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Sunday, October 2, 2011
Hoff the Harmonica Case Man
You meet the most interesting people at craft fairs. Yesterday, while slogging through the morning rain and cold at Art on the Avenue, I met Hoff the Harmonica Case Man -- wearing several custom made harmonic cases (including harmonicas)and carrying a duffle bag with several others (including an awesome functional case made from Legos). Hoff commissions artists to make custom harmonica cases for his collection. His video explains it all -- click on the title to link to the video. Anyhow, the challenge seemed to good to pass up and I accepted the harmonica. Cases to follow.
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text: Just in time for Independence Day, human hair fall Lana Del Rey has released a new video for her song "National Anthem." Making good use of all those stored up Instagram filters from "Born to Die," the video takes us back to 1960s Camelot with Del Rey playing both Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy to Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky's John Fitzgerald. The plus side of the video: LDR has always done the '60s well and this new version of the Kennedys is pretty sexy. The downside? It's nearly 8 minutes long, so the Fourth of July might be over by the time you get through it.