2016 Varsity Football Coaching StaffJeff Shore

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Steve Bayless

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NickBruck

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Varsity Football ScheduleAug. 19 Hillcrest T 7:00Aug. 26 West Plains T 7:00Sept. 2 Lebanon H 7:00Sept. 9 Kickapoo T 7:00Sept. 16 Parkview (Homecoming) H 7:00Sept. 23 Rolla T 7:00Sept. 30 Waynesville H 7:00Oct. 7 Joplin H 7:00Oct. 14 Glendale T 7:00Oct. 21 District Game TBA 7:00

JV Football ScheduleAug. 22 Hillcrest H 5:30Aug. 29 West Plains H 5:30Sept. 6 Lebanon T 5:30Sept. 12 Kickapoo H 5:30Sept. 19 Parkview T 5:30Sept. 26 Rolla H 5:30Oct. 3 Waynesville T 5:30Oct. 10 Helias T 4:30Oct. 17 Glendale H 5:30

The Lineup1 Zach Malone 11 5’10” 145 SE-DB3 Zach Wise 12 5’6” 165 TB-DB4 Bo Shore 11 6’0” 175 FB-DE5 Lathan Wise 10 5’6” 140 TB-DB6 Andrew Butts 10 5’8” 150 TB-DB7 Cash Calton 10 5’11” 145 QB-DB8 Skyler England 10 6’0” 145 QB-DB9 Kane Simmerly 10 5’9” 150 SE-DB10 Isaiah Lumley 11 5’7” 155 QB-DB11 Matt Lawson 11 5’7” 153 SE-DB 12 Gabe Kurtz 10 5’7” 140 SB-DB13 Seth Harris 11 5’7” 178 FB-DL15 Dyllan Decker 12 6’3” 185 QB-DB16 Mason Bowles 11 6’1” 167 TE-LB17 Jaben Shockley 10 5’11” 130 SE-DB18 Trenton Flug 10 5’10” 135 QB-DB20 Bryce Metcalf 11 5’11” 160 SE-DB21 Austin Stamper 12 5’8” 172 SB-DB22 Cory Eskridge 11 5’10” 155 TB-DB23 Jake Hill 11 5’10” 175 SE-DE24 Brandt Arnold 11 6’1” 175 SE-DB25 Jackson Ezard 11 5’11” 180 SB-DB26 Preston Crabtree 10 5’7” 130 SE-DB27 Jay Griffin 11 5’11” 190 TB-LB28 Kyler Wilson 10 5’10” 145 TB-LB29 Branden Howe 11 5’7” 145 SE-DB30 Chris Cone 10 5’8” 145 SE-DB31 Davis Torrence 10 5’8” 150 FB-LB32 Josef Bernabe 10 5’6” 150 TB-LB34 David Smith 10 5’7” 145 TB-DB35 Tyler Jones 11 5’10” 130 SE-DB37 Garrett Stamper 10 5’6” 150 FB-LB38 Winton Neal 11 5’9” 155 FB-LB39 Tyler Harrell 10 5’6” 132 SB-LB40 Will Morgan 11 5’9” 148 SE-DB41 Todd Simpson 11 6’0” 210 FB-LB42 Jackson Rideout 10 5’9” 165 SE-DB43 Slater Massey 11 5’7” 139 SE-DB44 Giusep Lopez 12 5’11” 186 FB-LB46 Austin Rippe 10 5’8” 168 FB-LB50 Parker Ray 10 6’2” 220 OL-DL51 Jonathan Smith 10 5’9” 151 OL-DL52 Dylan Kelly 12 5’8” 215 OL-DL53 Josh Harmon 10 6’2” 200 OL-DL54 Jesus Ramirez 11 5’6” 166 OL-DL55 Harrison Brownell 11 6’0” 280 OL-DL56 Michael Ledbetter 11 6’0” 210 OL-DL57 L.J. Ollison 11 6’0” 185 OL-DL58 Spencer Aldrich 10 5’9” 170 OL-DL

201659 Dylan Kobel 10 6’0” 210 OL-DL60 Connor Whitney 11 6’1” 230 OL-DL62 Holden Looney 11 5’10” 190 OL-DL63 Wes Buckner 11 5’11” 190 OL-DL64 Kyle Diebold 12 5’8” 200 OL-DL65 Jonathan Ortiz 10 5’9” 200 OL-DL66 Zach Trusty 10 5’9” 220 OL-DL67 Marlin Briggs 10 5’9” 275 OL-DL68 Zach Howery 12 5’11” 220 OL-DL70 Wyatt Danuser 12 6’0” 245 OL-DL71 Holden Garmany 12 5’5” 170 OL-DL72 Jake Scarey 11 5’10” 260 OL-DL73 Camden Pitts 10 5’10” 230 OL-DL74 Grant Norton 11 6’6” 235 OL-DL75 Josh Semau 11 6’5” 300 OL-DL76 Braxton Shamburg 12 5’10” 250 OL-DL77 Chazz Sawyers 11 6’3” 265 OL-DL78 Riley Stidham 10 5’11” 175 OL-DL80 Jonathan Lumley 10 6’0” 160 TE-DL81 Kyle Boatman 10 5’8” 135 SE-LB82 Brady Kopiske 11 5’6” 120 SE-DB83 Ryan Smythe 12 5’9” 145 SE-DB84 Parker Stidham 12 6’2” 229 TE-DL85 Jesse Walker 11 5’10” 185 TE-DE86 Luke Rasmussen 10 6’0” 192 TE-LB87 Boston Hauser 11 5’11” 165 TE-LB

ManagersAvery BrownellNoah Morgan Matt PayneVideo Tech

Michael Siegel

The 2016 Camdenton Laker Football squad will be ready to answerthe bell August 19th, when the Lakers travel to Hillcrest for the season opener. The team has had a great off-season. The HOGS havedominated the weight room. The Candies (running backs, receiversand QBs for those who are unfamiliar with Candies) had a successfulsummer of 7 on 7. The team grinded through ten days of summercamp in the grueling heat. With all of the work that has been put in,the sweat that has been poured out and the strengthening of TEAM,the Lakers are ready to play. The excitement is growing but there is a lot of work to do once practice begins in August. The team has setlofty goals for the upcoming year. Through hard work, great decisionmaking, and playing good football, the Lakers feel confident they willfind their way to the top once again.

This year’s Laker squad has quite a few holes to fill due to graduation. Graduating All-Conference players Josh Keys and Parker Pitts (also All-State) leave big shoes to fill. The Lakers have four returning starters on offense, which include Dyllan Decker,Jay Griffin, Parker Stidham, and Austin Stamper. Wyatt Danuser,Parker Stidham and Todd Simpson return on the defensive side of the ball. It may seem, on paper, we are rebuilding, but many of our newcomers had varsity experience last year as role players. Thisyear’s squad features many new faces, yet possesses the Laker Pridethat has been passed down from generation to generation.

It’s time to introduce this year’s Laker Football squad and, as usual,we begin with the soul of Laker Football…THE HOGS! This year’soffensive line has five new HOGS to create running lanes for ourbacks and protect our QB. Seniors Wyatt Danuser, Dylan Kelly,Braxton Shamburg and Zach Howery all look to compete for a position on the offensive line. The coaching staff is also expectingjuniors Harrison Brownell, Connor Whitney, Wes Buckner, GrantNorton and Josh Semau to challenge for a starting spot on Fridaynights. Sophomore Parker Ray is a newcomer who has the size tocompete for the Lakers. Our younger HOGS will gain valuable experience on Monday nights during the JV games. Those players include Josh Harmon, Holden Looney, Jonathan Ortiz, Zach Trusty, Marlin Briggs, Jake Scarey, Riley Stidham, Camden Pitts, andSpencer Aldrich. Our JV team, year in and year out, has providedthese younger players with valuable playing experience. The coaching staff wouldn’t be surprised if a couple of these athletes work their way into a Friday night role.

This year’s running back position sees the return of Jay Griffin. Jay amassed 988 yards last year as a sophomore. We don’t expect

him to carry theentire load of theoffense. SeniorZach Wise is a talented andquick runner who will give the defensessome fits as they attempt to bring him down. Todd Simpson looks to step in at the fullback position. Todd has moved from tailback tofullback this year. He will receive quite a few carries at the fullbackposition to take some of the load off the tailbacks. Juniors WintonNeal, Bo Shore, and Seth Harris will have opportunities to see plenty of action on Friday nights at the fullback spot. Sophomore Andrew Butts is a talented runner. As he develops his skills throughthe season, he could end up with a number of carries on Friday nights. Our younger backs who will see most of their action on Monday nights include Lathan Wise, Cory Eskridge, Kyler Wilson,Davis Torrence, Josef Bernabe, David Smith, and Garrett Stamper.We are looking for all of these individuals to contribute and make an impact at the JV level. Traditionally, the Laker JV team hasbeen very successful each year. We expect nothing less this year.

Our receiving corps,which is made up ofour split ends, slotbacks, and tight ends,bring experience tothe game. ParkerStidham returns asour starting tight end.Senior Kyle Diebold,sophomore Luke Rasmussen, and junior Jesse Walker all look to challenge for the starting spot. Boston Hauser, Jonathan Lumley, and Mason Bowles will see plenty of action on Monday nights. Senior Austin Stamper and junior Jackson Ezard look to be the frontrunners for the slot position. Both players had quality experienceduring last season. Both are physical athletes who can catch the ballwell and also block at the line of scrimmage when the ball is run their way. Don’t count out Gabe Kurtz to earn a few snaps on Fridaynights. Jake Hill earned the starting position at split end last year, but due to a season ending injury during game one, his season wasbrought to an early end. Jake is now back at full strength and ready to hit the field. Ryan Smythe and Matt Lawson will be competing for some of the snaps on Friday nights. Zach Malone, Kane Simmerley, Jaben Shockley, Bryce Metcalf, Brandt Arnold, Preston Crabtree, Branden Howe, Chris Cone, Will Morgan, Slater Massey, and Kyle Boatman will see most of their playing time on Monday nights.

GO LAKERS and……..GO HOGS!!!!

Our final position to highlight is our quarterbacks. As usual, we have some talented athletes competing for this position. Senior Dyllan Decker and junior Isaiah Lumley will battle it out during practice to see who comes out on top. In years past, the Lakers havenot shied away from playing two quarterbacks throughout the year.Dyllan and Isaiah are unique and possess different strengths that canbe used strategically. Sophomores Cash Calton, Trenton Flug, andSkyler England will lead the Lakers to victory on Monday nights.

This year, the Lakers will featurea faster defensethan in the pastcouple of years.The Purple Hazewill be asked tostop the run with

our up-front players and stop the pass with our secondary. The Lakerdefense returns Wyatt Danuser, Parker Stidham and Todd Simpson.All three of these players played on the defensive line last year.Simpson will move to the linebacker position. Joining Danuser and Stidham on the defensive line will be Connor Whitney, HarrisonBrownell, Grant Norton, and Jesus Ramirez, who will be competingfor playing time on Friday nights. To round out the front line we have our defensive ends. Bo Shore, Jesse Walker, and Brandt Arnoldwill add to the strength of our line up front.

We will next feature our linebackers. Our inside linebacker positionis one of the toughest positions on the field. Todd Simpson, ZachWise, Luke Rasmussen, Riley Stidham, and Winton Neal will compete for those two positions. Josef Bernabe, Kyler Wilson,Boston Hauser, and Mason Bowles should provide a solid performanceon Monday nights. Our outside linebacker, named the “robber back”,will see Austin Stamper making the defensive calls for the PurpleHaze. Winton Neal will be cross-trained at both positions. GarrettStamper will see the majority of the reps on Monday nights.

Our defensive backfield is asked to stop the pass-happy teams we face in the Ozark Conference. Jake Hill, Jay Griffin, Dyllan Decker,Andrew Butts, Matt Lawson, and Ryan Smythe will all compete forthe three positions. Our hybrid player is a unique player who will beasked to play on the line as an outside linebacker or as a safety. This player must have some size and speed. Jackson Ezard and Gabe Kurtz will compete for playing time in this position on Fridaynights.

This year’s kicking duties have yet to be determined. At this time,Bryce Metcalf is doing a great job of taking the extra point and fieldgoal duties. Parker Stidham will handle the holding duties. Winton

Neal and Dylan Kelly are our long snappers. There are a number of players competing for the punting position.

Each year, we are blessed and fortunate tohave a dependable and enthusiastic group ofmanagers. This year, Avery Brownell, NoahMorgan, and Matthew Payne will take care ofhydrating our players, fixing equipment, andcompleting a variety of other tasks that enable our team to perform at a high level. These gentlemen have a great task. They are at every practice and every game. They easily earn and deserve the right to be called Lakers.

This year’s schedule is the same schedule as the past few years. The Lakers travel to Springfield Hillcrest in week one and travel toWest Plains for week two. Week three, the Lakers host the LebanonYellowjackets for the home opener. Week four, the Lakers travel toSpringfield Kickapoo. Week five brings the Parkview Vikings to the JOD. The Lakers travel to Rolla for week six. Week sevenbrings the most anticipated match up, year in and year out, as theWaynesville Tigers travel to Bob Shore Stadium for a great game.The Joplin Eagles make the long trip to Camdenton in week eight.For the final game of the regular season, the Lakers travel to Springfield to play the Glendale Falcons. While our regular seasonschedule remains the same, our district has changed. Every twoyears, MSHSAA sets all classifications and redraws all districts. For the next two years, the Lakers will play post-season in Class 4,District 5. The following teams are in District 5: Bolivar Liberators,Carl Junction Bulldogs, Hillcrest Hornets, Marshfield Bluejays, McDonald County Mustangs, West Plains Zizzers, and the Webb CityCardinals. At the conclusion of the regular season, the teams will beranked and an eight-team single elimination bracket will be created.The Lakers are excited at the opportunity to play a few differentteams and hopefully rekindle former rivalries.

This year’s coaching staff includes Jeff Shore (head coach), NickBruck (defensive coordinator), Steve Bayless, Par Pitts, Lance Foulk,Andrew Nolting, Tim McDuffey, and Shawn Maschino. The Lakerstaff would like to welcome Michael Siegal to the staff this year.Michael’s official role is the Laker technology coach. Some peoplemight wonder, “What does a technology coach do?”. Well, if you really want to know, follow Coach Siegal around on game night as he sets up cameras, the replay system, Ipads, communication devices,and viewing monitors. Technology has become quite the giant the last few years. We are extremely thankful to have Michael on boardto take care of all our techie needs. We would also like to recognizeour football operations staff of John McNabb, Marshall McGrath, and Ted Houx.

The coaching staff would like to thank all of the parents. Year in andyear out, the parents have entrusted the coaching staff with their son.We do not take this responsibility lightly. We thank you for your unending support. We thank you for the meals you prepare for ourplayers every Thursday night. We thank you for allowing us to coachyour son. We would also like to acknowledge our tremendous fanbase. Each year, you fill our stands at Bob Shore stadium and travelin force when we play on the road. We thank you for the time youspend supporting the Lakers. We look forward to seeing each andevery one of you this year as you cheer on these athletes!!!

Zach WISE“Well it’s been a long journey since seventhgrade, and I wouldn’t trade this brotherhoodfor anything. This sport has made me intothe man I am today. The best part aboutplaying is the crowd cheering you on underthose Friday night lights. Let’s make thisseason one to never be forgotten!”

Dyllan DECKER“Playing football for this program hastaught me countless lessons in the last sixyears. Being a Laker has been one of thebiggest blessings in my life, and is some-thing I wouldn’t trade for anything in theworld. Wearing that purple has made meinto the person I am today. For my last year,I can only say one thing... it’s... #SVGSZN.”

Austin STAMPER“Being a part of this football programmeans a lot to me and has been a big part of my life. It went by way quicker than Iwas expecting. If I was to give any adviceto any of the younger players, it would be to not take Camdenton Football forgranted.”

Giusep LOPEZ“Proud but never satisfied.”

Dylan KELLY“No matter how tired you get, how bad you hurt, and how sick you feel,you go 110% every down and everysnap. Nothing is given free, outworkeveryone, and last, but not least.... Playlike a bad dude and HOGS RULE!!!!”

Kyle DIEBOLD“I’ve come a long way from the first practice of seventh grade football, but if there is one thing I figured out, it’s that I’m just here so I don’t get fined.”

Zach HOWERY“Football has given me family and friendsand I can’t wait to fight on the field withthem.”

Wyatt DANUSER“It’s senior year already? That went by way too fast. I’m looking forward to mylast season with my brothers. If there isone thing football has taught me, it is that you should never take anything for grantedbecause one day it will be gone. HOGS RULE!!”

Holden GARMANY“Never give up, never give in, neverstop, always win. These words havehelped me out with this sport all mylife, outside and in football. Theyapply specifically for the times it looked like we would lose, and then we won. I am blessed to have playedwith my teammates. HOGS RULE!”

Braxton SHAMBURG“Although I was only part of the footballprogram for a short time, the team taughtme many things about myself and life.”

Ryan SMYTHE“#SVGSZN”

Parker STIDHAM“I remember growing up with those guysplaying football on the playground in elementary school to middle school and now high school. I was blessed and fortunate enough to score the first touchdown for the class of 2017. I havemixed emotions going into this senioryear. Football for me has been a way oflife and, in some ways, a family tradition.My dad played football here and now it’smine and the rest of my brothers to makeour mark on this town through our play.It’s our last year, so we might as well goout with a bang. #FOE”

Laker Seniors

Cole Walker - Jeff Knight - Allen Schwantes

1 Colten Glawson 5'11" 143 RB/DE2 Paxton Delaurent 6'0" 126 QB/DB3 Jase Nicklas 5'8" 136 QB/DB4 Raymond Kline 5'8" 113 WR/DB6 Jeremeya Bell 5'9" 136 WR/DB10 Treyvor Watson 6'2" 160 WR/DE16 Spencer Melville 5'9" 131 WR/DB17 Dalton West 5'10" 139 WR/DB18 Ryan Maasen 5'11" 160 RB/LB19 Tyle Jones 5'10" 138 WR/DB21 Kinzell Stanciel 5'8" 147 RB/DB22 Conner Morgan 5'6" 119 RB/DB23 Jeremy Bernabe 5'5" 150 RB/LB24 Emmitt Reynolds 6'0" 192 TE/DE25 Ethan Harris 5'4" 145 WR/LB26 Dylan Dobrick 5'11" 135 WR/DB28 Elias Ramirez 5'6" 166 RB/LB30 Mathew Klein 5'4" 125 RB/DE31 Talon Randazzo 5'6" 118 RB/DB35 Brandon Leek 5'8" 149 WR/LB39 Anthony Yates 5'10" 167 RB/DE40 Thomas Garagnani 5'10" 161 TE/DE46 Isaiah Parker 5'11" 172 WR/LB

53 Tate Looney 5'11" 181 OL/DL54 Jeremiah Wilkens 5'10" 183 OL/LB55 Landon Ray 6'0" 170 OL/DL56 Jack Welsh 5'9” 164 OL/DL60 Addison Stanley 5'10" 145 OL/DE61 Ethan McDaniel 5'6" 171 OL/DL62 Jacob Curley 5'10" 170 OL/DL63 Breyden Tapp 5'9" 167 OL/DE64 Marcus Stephens 5'6" 201 OL/DL65 Jacob Lansford 5'5" 172 OL/DL66 Wyatt Jackson 5'9" 156 OL/DL68 Jacob Morgan 5'9" 219 OL/DL69 Dex Heier 5'8" 157 OL/DL75 Reese Esqueda 5'2" 190 OL/DL76 Louis Powers 6'1" 172 OL/DL77 Hunter Dymond 5'1" 121 OL/DL79 Bobby Swann 6'2" 218 OL/DL81 Mason Kinney 6'2" 183 TE/DE84 Ridge Smith 5'8" 152 TE/LB88 Tyler Hunter 5'9" 125 WR/LB

2015 Freshman Win/Loss Record: 8-1

Aug. 22 Hillcrest T 6:00Aug. 29 West Plains T 5:30Sept. 6 Lebanon H 6:00Sept. 12 Kickapoo T 6:00Sept. 19 Parkview H 6:00Sept. 26 Rolla T 5:30Oct. 3 Waynesville H 6:00Oct. 10 Helias H 6:00Oct. 17 Glendale T 6:00

Freshman Football Schedule

2016 Freshman Football Coaching Staff

Managers: Jordan Davis and Harrison Nielsen

1965 Elbert Anderson 1st Team Tackle1969 Dan Cartwright 1st Team Wide Receiver

1973 Rusty Sallee 1st Team Running Back1977 Chuck Blair 1st Team Punter1977 Jack Freeman 2nd Team Running Back1977 Jim Jackson 1st Team Place Kicker1977 Chuck Miller 1st Team Defensive Tackle1978 Jim Lewis 1st Team Defensive Tackle

1980 Manning Williams 2nd Team Quarterback1981 Brien Jenkins 1st Team Wide Receiver1982 David Fisher 1st Team Defensive Nose Guard1982 Jon Paul Kohler 1st Team Defensive Back1982 Steve Metcalf 2nd Team Offensive Guard1982 David Porter 1st Team Center1982 Tim Ripley 1st Team Offensive Tackle1983 John Rodriguez 2nd Team Place Kicker1985 John Ruder 1st Team Wide Receiver1986 Wayne Caldwell 2nd Team Linebacker1986 Lance Dye 1st Team Wide Receiver1986 Bruce Harvey 2nd Team Defensive End1986 Tim McDuffey 1st Team Offensive Tackle1986 Par Pitts 1st Team Offensive Guard1986 Jeff Shore 1st Team Quarterback1986 Darren Spurgeon 1st Team Defensive Nose Guard1986 Shon Watts 1st Team Defensive Back1987 Brad Boles 1st Team Linebacker1987 Rod Brownell 1st Team Running Back1987 Cory Craig 1st Team Defensive Tackle1987 Lance Dye 2nd Team Wide Receiver1987 Andy Everly 1st Team Offensive Guard1987 Travis Ezard 2nd Team Wide Receiver1987 Shawn Maschino 1st Team Defensive Back1987 Marty McGuire 2nd Team Defensive Back1987 Jeff Shore 1st Team Quarterback1987 Tom Sullivan 1st Team Offensive Tackle1987 Doug Wilmouth 1st Team Place Kicker1988 Lance Foulk 1st Team Wide Receiver1988 Jason Hulett 2nd Team Quarterback1988 Robbie Ollison 2nd Team Defensive Tackle1988 Joey Tobin 2nd Team Running Back1988 Tom Williams 2nd Team Defensive Back1989 Allen Jefferies 1st Team Wide Receiver

Camdenton Laker FootballAll-State Players

1990 Allen Jefferies 1st Team Wide Receiver1992 Tate Turner 1st Team Linebacker1992 Jason Whittle 1st Team Defensive End1992 Jake Windsor 2nd Team Defensive Back1993 Wes Tull 2nd Team Defensive Tackle1995 Neil Box 1st Team Wide Receiver1995 Brian Colyer 2nd Team Linebacker1995 Jeff Ford 2nd Team Place Kicker1995 Zach Franklin 2nd Team Quarterback1995 Shawn Wade 1st Team Defensive Line1996 Chris McGuire 2nd Team Linebacker1996 J.W. Sweatt 2nd Team Running Back1996 Matt Terry 1st Team Offensive Guard1998 Josh Martin 1st Team Wide Receiver1998 Nick Bruck 2nd Team Linebacker1999 Ryan Brodecker 1st Team Offensive End1999 Nick Bruck 1st Team Linebacker1999 Chris Hyde 1st Team Offensive Line1999 Ryan McGuire 1st Team Defensive Line1999 Jay Webb 2nd Team Place Kicker

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2000 Roger Kure 1st Team Wide Receiver2001 Kyle Arnold 2nd Team Offensive Line2001 Ryan Dickerson 2nd Team Defensive Line2001 Patrick McGrath 2nd Team Linebacker2002 Ryan Dickerson 2nd Team Defensive Line2002 Will Drover 2nd Team Running Back2002 Mark Duggan 2nd Team Defensive Back2002 Patrick McGrath 2nd Team Linebacker2003 Daniel Eidson 1st Team Punter2004 Daniel Eidson 1st Team Punter2004 Trevor Franklin 2nd Team Defensive Line2004 Charlie Gordon 1st Team Offensive Line2004 Brandon Hayes 1st Team Defensive Line2004 Luke Shaw 2nd Team Defensive Back2004 Forrest Shock 2nd Team Linebacker2004 Dustin Smith 2nd Team Offensive Line2004 Mickey Turner 1st Team Offensive End2005 Dennis Chairs 1st Team Running Back2005 Daniel Eidson 1st Team Punter2005 Channing Major 3rd Team Defensive Line2005 Luke Shaw 1st Team Defensive Back2005 Forrest Shock 1st Team Linebacker2005 Austin Spradling 1st Team Defensive Line2005 Mickey Turner 1st Team Defensive Line2005 Mickey Turner 1st Team Tight End2005 Jake Wackerman 1st Team Offensive Line2005 Cole Walker 1st Team Offensive Line2006 Clay Arnold 1st Team Offensive Line2006 Channing Major 1st Team Defensive Line2007 Derek Libby 1st Team Punter2007 Travis Sanford 2nd Team Defensive Line2008 Jake Kirtley 1st Team Defensive End2009 Clayton Melville 2nd Team Offensive Line2009 Cayden Shockley 2nd Team Defensive Back

2010 Cayden Shockley 1st Team Defensive Back2010 Chris Sullens 1st Team Punter2010 Derek van Kluyve 3rd Team Offensive Line2011 Murphy Ward 1st Team Running Back2011 Michael Salts 2nd Team Linebacker2012 Kullen Carlock 2nd Team Wide Receiver2012 Jarrett Glessendorf 2nd Team Offensive Line2012 Chase Nugent 2nd Team Linebacker2012 Murphy Ward 2nd Team Running Back2013 Kullen Carlock 1st Team Wide Receiver2013 Shayne Cook 3rd Team Linebacker2013 CJ Santon 2nd Team Offensive Line2013 Alexx Wilsman 3rd Team Defensive Line2014 Henry Brownell 2nd Team Offensive Line2014 Josh Martin 1st Team Running Back2014 Parker Pitts 2nd Team Offensive Line2014 CJ Santon 3rd Team Offensive Line2015 Parker Pitts 2nd Team Offensive Line

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