NKFCA Selects All-Star Teams

[RomanEmpire]

Congratulations to all of the players who were selected. Outstanding group of talent.

 

 

NKFCA SELECTS ALL-STAR TEAMS: The Northern Kentucky Football Coaches Association has selected its all-star teams as follows:

 

First Team Offense: Quarterback – Drew Barker (Conner); Running Backs – Jon Scruggs (Holmes), Zach Harris (Highlands); Josh Castleman (Scott). Linemen – Cam Hansel (Simon Kenton); Ben Walling (Simon Kenton); Logan Schneider (Campbell County); Lex Sowards (Ryle); Bryan Saunders (Highlands), Kameron Crim (Scott). Wide Receivers – Jake Zabonick (Campbell County); Andrew Way (Conner); Corey Fussinger (Cooper); Jensen Feggins (Highlands). Tight End – Ryan Romey (Conner). Athlete – Sam Dressman (Covington Catholic).

 

First Team Defense: Lineman – Matt King (Simon Kenton); Breandon Johnson (Holmes); Brandon Johnson (Dixie); Shahzadd Mann (Ryle); Seth Hope (Highlands). Linebackers – Brendan Fisk (Dixie); Ryan Woolf (Ryle); Avery Bricking (Cooper); Sam Burchell (Covington Catholic); Jack Sutkamp (Newport Central Catholic); Defensive Backs – Andrew Way (Conner); Aaron Morgan (Cooper); Thomas Wrobleski (Highlands); Matthew Way (Covington Catholic): Jon Scruggs (Holmes).

 

First Team Specialists: Kicker – Evan O’Hara (Boone County); Punter – Evan O’Hara (Boone County).

 

Second Team Offense: Quarterback – Brenan Kuntz (Simon Kenton); Drew Houliston (Highlands). Running Backs – Seth Caple (Dixie); Jalen Beal (Holy Cross). Lineman – Logan Ross (Ryle); Jacob Neuman (Cooper); Tyler Schweitzer (Highlands); Nick Kathman (Covington Catholic); Pat Connaughton (Covington Catholic); Steve Brooks (Newport Central Catholic). Wide Receivers – Grant Wasson (Simon Kenton); Logan Winkler (Simon Kenton); Jashawn Stanley (Newport); Zack Poinsett (Bellevue). Tight End – Jonathan Stokes (Beechwood). Athlete – Avery Wood (Campbell County).

 

Second Team Defense: Linemen – Patrick Berkemeyer (Campbell County); Tyler Lyon (Newport Central Catholic); Alec Hazeres (Bellevue); Brayden Combs (Beechwood); Justice Lewis (Newport). Linebackers – Barry Deaton (Simon Kenton); Mikey Krallman (Simon Kenton); Joe Kremer (Campbell County); Zach Castleberry (Conner); Devon Everett (Beechwood). Defensive Backs - Dustin Turner (Campbell County), Ethan Harrison (Dixie Heights); Deondre Pleasant (Scott); Jackson Bardo (Highlands); Max Shover (Beechwood).

 

Second Team Specialists: Kicker - Jared Dougherty (Highlands); Punter – Luke Foertsch (Covington Catholic).

[Lawnboy13]

Congratulations to all of the players who were selected. Outstanding group of talent.

 

 

NKFCA SELECTS ALL-STAR TEAMS: The Northern Kentucky Football Coaches Association has selected its all-star teams as follows:

 

First Team Offense: Quarterback – Drew Barker (Conner); Running Backs – Jon Scruggs (Holmes), Zach Harris (Highlands); Josh Castleman (Scott). Linemen – Cam Hansel (Simon Kenton); Ben Walling (Simon Kenton); Logan Schneider (Campbell County); Lex Sowards (Ryle); Bryan Saunders (Highlands), Kameron Crim (Scott). Wide Receivers – Jake Zabonick (Campbell County); Andrew Way (Conner); Corey Fussinger (Cooper); Jensen Feggins (Highlands). Tight End – Ryan Romey (Conner). Athlete – Sam Dressman (Covington Catholic).

 

First Team Defense: Lineman – Matt King (Simon Kenton); Breandon Johnson (Holmes); Brandon Johnson (Dixie); Shahzadd Mann (Ryle); Seth Hope (Highlands). Linebackers – Brendan Fisk (Dixie); Ryan Woolf (Ryle); Avery Bricking (Cooper); Sam Burchell (Covington Catholic); Jack Sutkamp (Newport Central Catholic); Defensive Backs – Andrew Way (Conner); Aaron Morgan (Cooper); Thomas Wrobleski (Highlands); Matthew Way (Covington Catholic): Jon Scruggs (Holmes).

 

First Team Specialists: Kicker – Evan O’Hara (Boone County); Punter – Evan O’Hara (Boone County).

 

Second Team Offense: Quarterback – Brenan Kuntz (Simon Kenton); Drew Houliston (Highlands). Running Backs – Seth Caple (Dixie); Jalen Beal (Holy Cross). Lineman – Logan Ross (Ryle); Jacob Neuman (Cooper); Tyler Schweitzer (Highlands); Nick Kathman (Covington Catholic); Pat Connaughton (Covington Catholic); )Steve Brooks (Newport Central Catholic). Wide Receivers – Grant Wasson (Simon Kenton); Logan Winkler (Simon Kenton); Jashawn Stanley (Newport); Zack Poinsett (Bellevue). Tight End – Jonathan Stokes (Beechwood). Athlete – Avery Wood (Campbell County).

 

Second Team Defense: Linemen – Patrick Berkemeyer (Campbell County); Tyler Lyon (Newport Central Catholic); Alec Hazeres (Bellevue); Brayden Combs (Beechwood); Justice Lewis (Newport). Linebackers – Barry Deaton (Simon Kenton); Mikey Krallman (Simon Kenton); Joe Kremer (Campbell County); Zach Castleberry (Conner); Devon Everett (Beechwood). Defensive Backs - Dustin Turner (Campbell County), Ethan Harrison (Dixie Heights); Deondre Pleasant (Scott); Jackson Bardo (Highlands); Max Shover (Beechwood).

 

Second Team Specialists: Kicker - Jared Dougherty (Highlands); Punter – Luke Foertsch (Covington Catholic).

 

Congrats to these 3 Breds on their selection. :thumb:

 

Also, CONGRATS to all these fine young men who were selected, your hard work at the game you love is what got you here. :ylsuper:

[Hellbird]

Congrats to all the boys that were selected. Should be fun in June(?) When these boys strap it up one last time to play the game they love before moving in to College.

 

Great group of kids. Congrats to all of them!!

[Content1]

Congratulations to all of the players who were selected. Outstanding group of talent.

 

 

NKFCA SELECTS ALL-STAR TEAMS: The Northern Kentucky Football Coaches Association has selected its all-star teams as follows:

 

First Team Offense: Quarterback – Drew Barker (Conner); Running Backs – Jon Scruggs (Holmes), Zach Harris (Highlands); Josh Castleman (Scott). Linemen – Cam Hansel (Simon Kenton); Ben Walling (Simon Kenton); Logan Schneider (Campbell County); Lex Sowards (Ryle); Bryan Saunders (Highlands), Kameron Crim (Scott). Wide Receivers – Jake Zabonick (Campbell County); Andrew Way (Conner); Corey Fussinger (Cooper); Jensen Feggins (Highlands). Tight End – Ryan Romey (Conner). Athlete – Sam Dressman (Covington Catholic).

 

First Team Defense: Lineman – Matt King (Simon Kenton); Breandon Johnson (Holmes); Brandon Johnson (Dixie); Shahzadd Mann (Ryle); Seth Hope (Highlands). Linebackers – Brendan Fisk (Dixie); Ryan Woolf (Ryle); Avery Bricking (Cooper); Sam Burchell (Covington Catholic); Jack Sutkamp (Newport Central Catholic); Defensive Backs – Andrew Way (Conner); Aaron Morgan (Cooper); Thomas Wrobleski (Highlands); Matthew Way (Covington Catholic): Jon Scruggs (Holmes).

 

First Team Specialists: Kicker – Evan O’Hara (Boone County); Punter – Evan O’Hara (Boone County).

 

Second Team Offense: Quarterback – Brenan Kuntz (Simon Kenton); Drew Houliston (Highlands). Running Backs – Seth Caple (Dixie); Jalen Beal (Holy Cross). Lineman – Logan Ross (Ryle); Jacob Neuman (Cooper); Tyler Schweitzer (Highlands); Nick Kathman (Covington Catholic); Pat Connaughton (Covington Catholic); Steve Brooks (Newport Central Catholic). Wide Receivers – Grant Wasson (Simon Kenton); Logan Winkler (Simon Kenton); Jashawn Stanley (Newport); Zack Poinsett (Bellevue). Tight End – Jonathan Stokes (Beechwood). Athlete – Avery Wood (Campbell County).

 

Second Team Defense: Linemen – Patrick Berkemeyer (Campbell County); Tyler Lyon (Newport Central Catholic); Alec Hazeres (Bellevue); Brayden Combs (Beechwood); Justice Lewis (Newport). Linebackers – Barry Deaton (Simon Kenton); Mikey Krallman (Simon Kenton); Joe Kremer (Campbell County); Zach Castleberry (Conner); Devon Everett (Beechwood). Defensive Backs - Dustin Turner (Campbell County), Ethan Harrison (Dixie Heights); Deondre Pleasant (Scott); Jackson Bardo (Highlands); Max Shover (Beechwood).

 

Second Team Specialists: Kicker - Jared Dougherty (Highlands); Punter – Luke Foertsch (Covington Catholic).

 

Well done to the above Dixie Colonels. Congratulations to all the student athletes and wish you well in your future endeavors. All of you elevated the caliber of football in Northern Kentucky this year and for that we thank you!

[Henry521]

Big congrats to all selected players, but a special congrats to the well deserving boys from Highlands.

[kyyank]

Devil's advocate here, did Barker really have the best season of all the qb's in NKY? Talent wise, he may be the best but what you say?

 

What about Burchell? I thought he missed a bunch of games due to injury. Talented, but did he have the best year? Discuss.

[uk#1fan]

Devil's advocate here, did Barker really have the best season of all the qb's in NKY? Talent wise, he may be the best but what you say?

 

What about Burchell? I thought he missed a bunch of games due to injury. Talented, but did he have the best year? Discuss.

 

 

Not this year!

[uk#1fan]

Good job Pioneer football players!

[uk#1fan]

SK all the way!

[Clyde]

Devil's advocate here, did Barker really have the best season of all the qb's in NKY? Talent wise, he may be the best but what you say?

 

What about Burchell? I thought he missed a bunch of games due to injury. Talented, but did he have the best year? Discuss.

 

Lots of good options to choose from.

 

How do you want to measure?

 

Total TDs:

 

Houliston 54 in 14 games

Kuntz 46 in 13 games

Barker 43 in 12 games

 

Total yards per game

 

Barker 296

Houliston 278

Kuntz 267

 

And if we're just going by stats then we can probably add Ackerson from Bellevue who had about 315 yards total offense/game.

 

Eyeball test answers it for me.

[Mr. Sixer]

Somebody didn't do their homework big time in defense. There is no way Cooper Safety Kyle Henderson does not make either of these teams on defense. All he did was have 130 tackles, finished 5th in the State in tackles, and led the State with 13 tackles per game. Not taking anything away from the guys on this list but some players made both O/D teams that should/could have been replaced with Henderson. Just my opinion but the stats clearly speak for themselves in this case.

[sportsfan41]

Lots of good options to choose from.

 

How do you want to measure?

 

Total TDs:

 

Houliston 54 in 14 games

Kuntz 46 in 13 games

Barker 43 in 12 games

 

Total yards per game

 

Barker 296

Houliston 278

Kuntz 267

 

And if we're just going by stats then we can probably add Ackerson from Bellevue who had about 315 yards total offense/game.

 

Eyeball test answers it for me.

 

I'd say any of those 3 could be given the honor and the other 2 wouldn't be offended for not being considered #1. Barker came in the season with the hype and while he didn't necessarily set himself apart from the other 2 mentioned it's not like he didn't have the same success. Plus everyone knows Houliston and Kuntz had a lot more talent surrounding them on offense and even defense for that matter which certainly helps.

[uk#1fan]

Lots of good options to choose from.

 

How do you want to measure?

 

Total TDs:

 

Houliston 54 in 14 games

Kuntz 46 in 13 games

Barker 43 in 12 games

 

Total yards per game

 

Barker 296

Houliston 278

Kuntz 267

 

And if we're just going by stats then we can probably add Ackerson from Bellevue who had about 315 yards total offense/game.

 

Eyeball test answers it for me.

 

Interceptions! Kuntz only threw one and it was a last second hailmary before half time against Collins.

[uk#1fan]

Plus Kuntz beat Barker and Houliston lost to Collins. Kuntz beat Collins.

[sportsfan41]

Somebody didn't do their homework big time in defense. There is no way Cooper Safety Kyle Henderson does not make either of these teams on defense. All he did was have 130 tackles, finished 5th in the State in tackles, and led the State with 13 tackles per game. Not taking anything away from the guys on this list but some players made both O/D teams that should/could have been replaced with Henderson. Just my opinion but the stats clearly speak for themselves in this case.

 

Stats are certainly impressive but they don't always tell the whole story. Yes he was a sure tackler and brought down a lot of players that made it deep into the secondary when Coopers D Line and LB's couldn't get the job done up front. Does that mean he's automatically better than the other players that were selected because their teams did a better job of stuffing/stopping the offensive threat before it ever made it to their level?