2025 ALL-RENDA FOOTBALL TEAM

Renda Media presents the 2025 All-Renda Football Team, featuring our Player of the Year, the Offensive Player of the Year, the Defensive Player of the Year, the Lineman of the Year and the Co-Coaches of the Year.

The players were selected based on nominations from the head coaches of the Heritage Conference and Indiana. The team also includes the Luxenberg’s Jewelers MVP, which was chosen in a vote by the fans.

Statistics were attained mainly from MaxPreps.

Eric Korhut of Conemaugh Valley was also named to the team as a defensive lineman.

Player of the Year and Luxenberg’s Jewelers MVP

Cam Rising received the Player of the Year nomination from nine of the Heritage Conference coaches polled. He was voted Luxenberg’s Jewelers High School Football MVP by the fans.

Led all players with 2,928 total yards, nearly 1,000 more than the next player, and guided the Marion Center Stingers to a 10-2 record, best season in Stingers history. Led all quarterbacks with 2,332 passing yards, 194.3 passing yards per game, 163 completions, 240 attempts, and 24 touchdown passes. Also rushed for 596 yards and tied for the lead in rushing touchdowns by quarterbacks with 13. Second in overall scoring with 90 points.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season Winning the Heritage Conference championship.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To become a lineman and enter the workforce.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Cambria Heights playoff game because it was a electrifying game and there were a lot of people doubting us.

Camden was the quarterback who could beat you with his arm and then run through you with his pads. He played fearlessly, threw with touch and power, and never shied away from contact. His name is now all over the record board, and he earned every bit of it with preparation, grit, and pure competitive fire. ~ Coach Adam Rising

Offensive Player of the Year

Brennan Lohr received two nominations for Player of the Year and also received five nominations as a defensive back.

Led all players with 18 touchdowns. Listed as a wide receiver, led all players with 1,313 rushing yards and all non-quarterbacks with 1,507 total yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from the 2025 season was taking a handoff from my little brother. That was my final regular season carry ever, and I got to take it from my little brother. That carry also went 45 yards for a touchdown.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? My immediate post-high school plans are to attend Saint Vincent College to earn a degree and continue playing football. I am so unbelievably grateful for the opportunity to do so.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game from the 2025 season is without a doubt beating Windber to advance to the district championship. With our long-standing rivalry as well as losing to them in the playoffs last year, it felt great to get our revenge this year.

Brennan is a player that leads by example on and off the field. His work ethic is top notch and his drive and determination make him a fierce competitor. This season he rushed for 1,313 years and 13 Touchdowns. This is the first time that Conemaugh Township has had a running back eclipse 1000 yard mark since 2018. Although he will be missed next season Brennan along with his fellow seniors have laid a solid foundation for the future on Conemaugh Township Football. ~ Coach Brandon Studer

Defensive Player of the Year

Bryce Lewis, a defensive end, led all players with four nominations for Defensive Player of the Year.

Led all players with 14.0 sacks, 1.3 sacks per game and 38.5 tackles for loss. Was fifth in tackles with 111 tackles.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from the 2025 season was winning the Coal Bucket and getting to enjoy it with my teammates and our fans.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? After High School I plan to attend college and major in pre-dentistry, then complete dental school to become an orthodontist. I also hope to coach football at Cambria Heights.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game from the 2025 season was week 2 against River Valley because of the excitement leading up to the game, and securing the hard fought victory.

Bryce is an extremely hard worker who was a dominant force on the defensive line this season. His intelligence and nonstop motor made him a cornerstone of our defense (which gave up the fewest points in the Heritage Conference at 143). ~ Coach Jarrod Lewis

Lineman of the Year

Conner Gervasoni led all linemen with 13 nominations, including nine offensive line (the most) and four defensive line. and six nominations for Lineman of the Year.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Beating Conemaugh Valley for our first victory in awhile.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I am still undecided on my post-high school plans at the moment.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Portage game this year because it was the best defensive game I had in my career with 14 tackles.

Conner has been a four-year, two-way starter for us.  His combination of size, strength, speed, and tenacity has made him a tremendous lineman.  He was a force on both sides of the football.  On defense, he was frequently double-teamed, or teams simply ran away from him, and he was still able to lead our defense with 67 tackles.  On the offensive side of the ball, his motor and physicality helped to establish holes for the run game.  In a conference with many great linemen this season, this is a tremendous honor for both Conner and our program, for him to be voted as Lineman of the Year by the other coaches. ~ Coach Phil Parks

Quarterback

Passed for 1,087 yards, with 16 touchdowns and only four interceptions. Accounted for 1,524 total yards, including 357 rushing yards and 80 receiving yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Getting a receiving touchdown against West Shamokin from a trick play.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Attend college for engineering

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Northern Cambria – we came back from down 3 touchdowns and it began a winning streak

He is the definition of a field general, he understands everyone’s assignment and truly leads by example. He is a student of the game, and I can see him one day getting into the coaching side of things. ~ Coach Lou McElwee

Running Backs

Justin Vojtek led all running backs with five nominations from the coaches.

Second in rushing yards with 1,157 yards and led all players with 115.7 rushing yards per game. Third in total yardage among running backs with 1,295 yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: When I was sworn into the U.S. Army before the first home game of the season.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To fulfill my prior commitment/contract with the Army to become a military police officer

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Conemaugh Valley game because I was sworn in and had 5 touchdowns. I also won the Indiana Gazette athlete of the week after that game.

Justin was the focal point of our offense during his senior season. He finished with 1,157 rushing yards on 202 carries and found the end zone 11 times, adding his name to the long tradition of 1,000-yard fullbacks at Penns Manor. He was an absolute physical presence, consistently imposing his will on every opponent we faced. A violent runner who embraced contact, Justin broke countless tackles and set the tone for our offense with his toughness, determination, and relentless style of play. ~ Coach Carson Rhea

Nolan Clawson received four nominations for running back from the coaches.

Second in rushing yards per game with 109.7. Gained 1,097 rushing yards, third in the conference. Scored 12 touchdowns. Fifth in the conference with 1,565 total yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment was winning the Coal Bowl, and securing a victory over our rivals, Northern Cambria.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Upon graduation, I intend to attend college where I can pursue my academic goals while continuing my career in football.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The River Valley game stands out as my favorite, because my performance resulted in earning the Renda Player of the Week recognition.

Nolan is a tremendous athlete whose versatility made our offense thrive. His ability to excel at running back, wide receiver, and quarterback created countless matchup problems for opponents and allowed us to capitalize on opportunities. ~ Coach Jarrod Lewis

Wide Receivers

Troy Slovinsky received more nominations (11) at one position than any other player and was one of two sophomores on the team.

Led all receivers with 60 catches, 1,032 receiving yards, 86.0 receiving yards per game and 10 touchdowns (tied with teammate Alec Brudnock). Also made four interceptions.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment of the season was beating Cambria heights twice in the same season.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go to play college ball or work.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The D6 quarterfinal game against Cambria heights because in the last two minutes I caught the game-tying touchdown and picked off the ball, so we would have a chance to win the game.

Troy was the receiver who didn’t just catch passes, he turned them into something bigger. Reliable hands, explosive after the catch, and a relentless drive to finish every play. The school record board reflects what we already knew: he is one of the most dynamic playmakers to come through this program. ~ Coach Adam Rising

Malik Fox received six nominations at wide receiver, second only to Troy Slovinsky.

Made 25 receptions, placing fifth among all receivers with 544 receiving yards. Tied for third among all players with 13 touchdowns.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment of the 2025 season would be winning our first game.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To attend a trade school for electrical.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? When we played West Shamokin for Homecoming. I had a really good game, scoring four times and almost broke the school record for most touchdowns in a game.

Malik was the kind of player we built the playbook around. He ran it, caught it, and sometimes even threw it — whatever we asked, he did it all. He was explosive, elusive, and unbelievably shifty. He made big plays in moments where most players wouldn’t… or simply couldn’t. ~ Coach Sam Shutty

Tight Ends

JJ Cessna led all tight ends with three coach nominations.

Led all tight ends with 28 receptions and 362 receiving yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: When I caught my first touchdown pass against Penns Manor.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go to college to play baseball and to study in the medical field.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Conemaugh Valley game. It was a very close game and we battled to the very end to get the win.

In JJ’s first season of football, he excelled at the Tight End position.  As a sophomore, he was able to haul in 28 passes for 362 yards and 1 TD.  JJ also served as a valuable blocker in the run game.  With his size and ability to block and catch the football, JJ presented a matchup issue for opposing defenses.  We are excited to see what the future holds for JJ in our program. ~ Coach Phil Parks

Caden McAnulty received second most nominations for tight end.

Made 18 receptions for 247 receiving yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from this season was winning the first playoff game I have ever been in.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? My immediate plans after high school are to work straight out of school then join the Pennsylvania State Police.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game this season was against Purchase line because I scored my first touchdown, and got to play against my favorite cousin.

Caden was a very good 2-way player for us this year.  Offensively he made some big catches for us, and also blocked well as a tight end, which is very important in our offense.  He made huge strides from last season.  Next season we’ll count on him to step up even more as a player and leader. ~ Coach Greg Page

Offensive linemen

Gabe Ruffner received 11 total nominations (8 for offensive lineman, 3 for defensive lineman).

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season:  Making it to the second round of playoffs

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Get a job welding.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Moshannon Valley because it was the first time back in the playoffs since my freshman year and almost the whole team’s first year in the playoffs other than a handful of seniors and it ended with a win.

Gabe was dominant at times on both sides of the ball as an offensive and defensive tackle.  Many coaches in our conference commented on how good he was.  More importantly, his leadership was evident this year.  He led by example and helped our whole offensive line improve this season. ~ Coach Greg Page

Dakoda Sprague received five nominations for offensive lineman.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season:  My favorite moment of the season was being able to hold the Heritage Conference title with my brothers.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To attend college hopefully play football but overall get my degree in history and become a High School teacher.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game was the Homer Center game as there has always been a deep-rooted rivalry between the teams going long before the combination of Blairsville and Saltsburg.

Moves very well for his size, road grader will be great collegiate linemen. ~ Coach Ed Dalton

Parker Shutty received five nominations for offensive lineman.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Scoring a 2-point conversion on a backward pass on my Senior Night

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I want to attend Adrian College and compete on their fishing team and get a degree in biology.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? West Shamokin, because it was our Homecoming game and we won by a lot.

Parker is one of those rare players who plays much bigger than his size. He’s smart — the kind of guy who knows every position on the field — and his athleticism paired with that intelligence made him a truly well-rounded player. He’s dependable, tough, and always prepared, and that’s what set him apart. ~ Coach Sam Shutty

Zeke Doak received five nominations for offensive lineman.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Winning the heritage conference championship.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Join the US Air Force.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Penns Manor, because it was the first game with the new field house, or Northern Cambria, because we clinched (a tie for) the Heritage.

Toughest o-lineman. Plays with an edge, extremely physical. ~ Coach Ed Dalton

James Holtz received four nominations for offensive lineman.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment was my first sack of the season against River Valley to put them behind the sticks.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? My plan upon graduation is going straight into the work force to join the electricians union.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game was defeating Portage on senior night.

A three-year starter, James consistently graded as our top lineman. His leadership and skills were pivotal to our offensive line’s success and our ability to excel in the run game. ~ Coach Jarrod Lewis

Kicker

Cole Heckathorn tied for most nominations (4) for kicker.

Led all kickers with 64 kicking points and eight field goals. Tied for second most points after touchdowns (40), failing to convert only four of 44 attempts. Made all eight of his eight field goal attempts, with a long of 42.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My game winning field goal during our game against United. It was a pivotal moment in my eyes, and let me prove to myself that my training paid off.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? After high school I plan on pursuing a four year degree in secondary education, intending on going to be a history teacher! I also intend to pursue football through college, kicking at the next level.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? I feel like our game against Marion Center was my personal favorite. They were bullying the whole conference before us and I feel like it really showed how competitive River Valley is, rise to the challenge, ya’ know?

Difference maker as a kicker, Extreme talent and clutch. Did not miss a FG. ~ Coach Ed Dalton

Defensive linemen

Most tackles (114) among defensive linemen

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My sack against Conemaugh Township in crunch time to help us seal the game.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To attend college for computer engineering, however if I get a chance to play football, I won’t hesitate to do so.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Portage, it’s a long time rivalry and it felt good to beat them one last time.

Nick has a ‘no one will work harder’ mentality, he plays with a high motor that is always full speed. He plays with a ton of passion and excitement. ~ Coach Lou McElwee

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment was spending it with the team and creating that bond with the coaches and players knowing its my last year ever playing.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I want to attend college at slippery rock university and get my bachelors degree.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The West Shamokin game because it was our home opener and everyone on the team was healthy and excited to go out and play their hearts outs.

Fence is a strong agile player for his size. When healthy, he is as good a defensive line as anyone in the conference. We will miss him as a player and a person. ~ Coach Marty Slanoc

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: I think one of my favorite moments of the season was when the whole team spent the week together for camp. We all had so much fun and we also had a lot of laughs.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I plan to attend UPJ to dual major in both Early Childhood Education and Special Education.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game of the year was getting to go and knocking off an undefeated Marion Center team and also getting a share of the Heritage conference title.

Magnet for the ball on the DL. Plays with great leverage. ~ Coach Ed Dalton

Linebackers

Dylan Depp received the most coaches nominations (7) for linebackers.

Led the conference in solo tackles with 115 and second in total tackles with 181.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment in the 2025 season was when we were all hanging out during camp in the locker room and just becoming a closer team.

What are your immediate post-high school plans?  Attend 4 year college.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Portage was my favorite game because it was our homecoming night and we came back to win the game in the 4th quarter.

Dylan will go down as not only one of the greatest linebackers in Penns Manor history, but one of the best players to ever wear a Comets uniform. He will finish his career with a school-record 522 total tackles, a testament to his consistency, toughness, and relentless motor.  His rare blend of sideline-to-sideline speed and physicality at the point of contact made him a force every opponent had to account for on every snap. ~ Coach Carson Rhea

Zak Kirsch received the second most coaches nominations (6) for linebackers.

Led the conference in total tackles with 183 and assists with 104.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Getting our first win against Purchase Line

What are your immediate post-high school plans?  Attend college and major in wildlife biology.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Coal Bowl (vs Cambria Heights), because it was a very competitive game.

What sets Zak apart isn’t only his size, strength, speed, and/or talent ; it’s the hours he puts in when no one is watching. That work ethic is why he’s earned every yard, every tackle, every special moment on the field.   His ceiling is sky-high, but what impresses me most is how hard he works and his desire to learn and improve. ~ Coach Sam Shutty

Trent Slovinsky received the third most coaches nominations (3) for linebackers.

Led Marion Center with 109 total tackles, ranked sixth among all players.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from the 2025 season was seeing Carter Knox recover a fumble and run down the field for 20 yards. Every lineman’s dream!

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I plan on  going to college to play baseball or joining the workforce.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? When we beat Cambria Heights and when I got the game-winning interception and making school history beating them.

Trent played defense with purpose, he read the field, found the football, and finished every play with authority. He was the leading tackler, a tone-setter, and a linebacker who made ball carriers think twice about coming his way. ~ Coach Adam Rising

Defensive Backs

Camden Gray received three nominations for defensive backs.

Tied for second most interceptions among all players with five and led all players with 112 interception return yards and two touchdowns.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from the 2025 season is when we came back from being down against Northern Cambria in the Coal Bowl to win the coal bucket.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I plan to attend college and become a physical therapist.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game from the 2025 season was our victory against river valley. It’s my favorite game because I scored my first varsity touchdown, got my first interception, and forced a fumble which led to a score.

Camden’s team-first attitude and versatility allowed him to excel at both linebacker and safety. His instincts and coverage skills made him a standout on our defense ~ Coach Jarrod Lewis

Led Indiana with 77 tackles, 11 for loss, with one interception and one sack.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Getting my only ever interception against Laurel Highlands,

What are your immediate post-high school plans? I plan to go to a four-year college to major in civil engineering.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The game versus Derry … it was a close, high-scoring game where one mistake could decide the game. I also ended up making the game-changing stop on 4th down to help guide our team to victory.

Jacob Snyder is one of those kids you just love to coach.  He is willing to do anything to help his team win and always puts his teammates before himself.  He’s also one of the toughest kids I have very coached.  His team work ethic is outstanding and he is always positive with his teammates and coaches.  He accepts any role given to him with the utmost enthusiasm.  I can’t say enough good things about him.  He’s the kind of kid you’d love to see your daughter marry.  ~ Coach Mark Zilinskas

Tied for third in conference with four interceptions. Also was second in the conference with 41 receptions.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Scoring the game-winning 86 yard touchdown vs Cambria Heights in the first round of district playoffs.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go off to college while hopefully playing a sport.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Week 4 against Cambria Heights because it was the first time in school history we beat them in a football game and in crazy comeback fashion, which I believe gave us the confidence to play as well as we did this season.

Alec was the definition of a lockdown corner—technically sound, competitive on every snap, and fearless in coverage. With four interceptions on the year, he proved he could close the door on any passing threat and change a game in a single play. ~ Coach Adam Rising

Led all players with six interceptions.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season:  My pick six against Penns Manor.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go to college and continue playing football.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Coming back and beating Northern Cambria after being down 21-7 on our Homecoming Night.

Ethan is very intelligent, a hard worker, and always spends the extra time mentoring the underclassmen to prepare them for the future of the program. ~ Coach Lou McElwee

Punter

Logan Lichtenfels received the most nominations for punter with seven.

Led all punters with a 42.8 yards per punt average and the longest punt of the season at 71 yards. Sixteen punts inside the 20. Total punt yards of 1,370, second most in the conference.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Catching two touchdown passes against West Shamokin and winning in a blowout.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? To go to college and become an engineer.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? The Conemaugh Township game because we scored all of our points in the 4th quarter to come back and win.

Logan is a physical specimen, always played to his fullest potential. He always had a team-first mentality and would do anything and play anywhere if it meant the betterment of the team.. ~ Coach Lou McElwee

Return Specialist

Led all players with 40.5 yards per kickoff return. Returned two kickoffs for touchdowns. Second in overall (kickoff and punt) return yardage with 609 yards (446 kickoff, 163 punt).

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: My favorite moment from the season is when I ran for an 88 yard touchdown vs. Portage.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? My plans after high school are to go to college.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game from the season was Purchase Line, it was the game I hit 1000 rushing yards on the season.

Shaydon is by far the easiest player I have ever coached. He is a fast learner and never makes the same mistake more than once. He never makes excuses for anything, and continually proves people wrong when they say he’s not big enough or strong enough to play this game. ~ Coach Lou McElwee

Athletes

Third in the conference with 1,934 total yards, including 1,078 passing yards and 856 rushing yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Winning a playoff game at home as the starting quarterback and changing the way other schools view our program at Homer-Center.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go into college and study aerospace engineering, and if possible play football at the collegiate level.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? My favorite game would have to be the Moshannon Valley playoff game because we won a playoff game for the first time since the 2021-22 season and it solidified our teams undefeated record at home.

Carson had a tremendous season both running and throwing at the QB position, throwing for over 1,000 yards and nearing that in rushing yards as well.  We also benefited from his sharp decision-making in running our offense.  We are excited to see even more growth for his senior year.  ~ Coach Greg Page

Ninth in the conference with 1,355 total yards, including 182 passing yards, 1,005 rushing yards and 168 receiving yards.

Describe your favorite moment from the 2025 season: Getting (to) 1,000 yard rushing in our playoff game against Bishop Guilgoyle.

What are your immediate post-high school plans? Go into the trades.

Which game was your favorite from the 2025 season and why? Purchase Line vs United. Even though we lost, the score wasn’t what it told. It was closer in my eyes. I also rushed for 201 yards, being my career best.

Victor did a great job handling multiple duties this season. He was moved to quarterback week 5 and the offense really began to gel with him behind center. He was an athlete that could play any skill position. He ended up rushing for over 1,000 yards and was our shutdown corner. It has been a pleasure to watch him grow and mature as a football player and as a young man. ~ Coach Matt Falisec

Co-Coaches of the Year

As I look back on the 2025 season, my favorite memory isn’t tied to a single play or a final score. This team got a preseason pick of second place. It was when this football team came together at Little Mahoning after early mornings and late-night practices. We knew as a coaching staff that this team could achieve more. Seeing the leaders step up, the younger guys follow, and the entire team push each other to get better, that was the moment I knew we were going to accomplish something great. This team accomplished a record of 10-2, which is the best record in Marion Center history.

This group of seniors and underclassmen was truly special. They set the tone every single day—with their leadership, their work ethic, and the pride they carried for our program. They were the heartbeat of our team and the steady voices in the locker room. Our staff shows up early, stays late, and pours everything they have into our players. Their preparation, attention to detail, and ability to teach the game at a high level made all the difference. I’m grateful to work alongside them. None of this happens without the dedication of the players and coaching staff. ~ Coach Adam Rising

Long before the season we stressed to our guys that we needed to get tougher physically and mentally in order to get back to our winning ways. I understood based on our past few seasons that we needed to earn the respect back that our program had received over the years. Our kids did everything that was asked of them. We challenged them, and as coaches, we also made some changes that I believe had a great effect. Our staff needed to step and be better.

Overall, we were pleased with how our season went. We won 8 games and advanced to the district semi-finals. We were undefeated at home. Our losses were to teams with a combined 36-4. Three were to bigger AA schools and the fourth to powerhouse BG. We had great leadership from our seniors and they were determined to finish higher than predicted. ~ Coach Greg Page

Second Team

QUARTERBACK – Greyson Studer (Conemaugh Township)
RUNNING BACK – Jake Woodring (River Valley), Dawson Warner (Cambria Heights)
WIDE RECEIVER – Brayden DeArmitt (Cambria Heights), Dj Bambino (Conemaugh Township)
TIGHT END – Seth McCracken (Penns Manor)
OFFENSIVE LINE – Zach Brewer (Indiana), Brady Verba (United Valley), Jack Sherwood (Cambria Heights), Carter Knox (Marion Center). Jakob Twinchek (River Valley)
KICKER – Brady Frazer (Homer-Center)
LINEBACKER – Codey Bell (Homer-Center), Brody Hutter (River Valley), Tyler Phillips (Marion Center), Tate Mccullough (Purchase Line)
DEFENSIVE LINE – Darius Webb (Indiana), Tyson Lear (Purchase Line), Cayden Dail (Conemaugh Township), Ahijah Kriamakbar (River Valley)
DEFENSIVE BACKS – Daniel Farrell (Northern Cambria), Easton Slanoc (Portage), Deegan Fedoruk (Homer-Center), Roman Jones (Indiana)
PUNTER – Brady Lewis (Penns Manor)
ATHLETE – Max Persichetti (River Valley), Jason Strack (Indiana)
RETURN SPECIALIST – Lucas Gathers (Portage)

Honorable Mention

QUARTERBACK – , Kaiden Ivory (Cambria Heights)
RUNNING BACK – Gabe Cobaugh (Homer-Center), Ryan Booher (West Shamokin)
WIDE RECEIVER – Ayden Healey (Conemaugh Valley), Riley Cobaugh (Homer-Center)
OFFENSIVE LINE – Josef Toth (Conemaugh Valley), Max McConville (United Valley), Gabriel Valentine (Conemaugh Township), Dom Shimko (Homer-Center), Brayden Lamont (Northern Cambria)
KICKER – Josh Troup (Marion Center), Nito Kutruff (Cambria Heights)
LINEBACKER – Gage Shonsky (Northern Cambria), Brooks Stormer (Marion Center), Tate McCullough (Purchase Line)
DEFENSIVE LINE – Jackson Taylor (Homer-Center), Brady Koffman (RIver Valley), Josh Baker (Conemaugh Township)
DEFENSIVE BACKS – Dylan Bodek (Northern Cambria), Carson Lobick (Cambria Heights), Issac Illig (Penns Manor)
PUNTER – Cohen Stahl (Conemaugh Township)
RETURN SPECIALIST – Zander Davis (Purchase Line)