2024 Star-Telegram All-Area Super Team. See the best local high school football players
The Star-Telegram All-Area team is here. See the first team, second team, honorable mentions and individual award recipients.
Player of the Year: Quentin Gibson, Senior WR, North Crowley
Offensive Player of the Year: Cardea Collier, Senior QB, Alvarado
Defensive Player of the Year: Ja’Brelle Asberry, Senior LB, North Crowley
Newcomer of the Year: Blake Gunter, Sophomore WR, Southlake Carroll
Coach of the Year: Ray Gates, North Crowley
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QUARTERBACKS
Chris Jimerson Jr., Senior, North Crowley
Jimerson had a historic season, running a North Crowley offense that averaged 54 points per game and leading the Panthers to a Class 6A Division I state championship win. In a season where North Crowley defeated Duncanville, DeSoto and Westlake, Jimerson threw for 3,769 yards and 58 touchdowns with five interceptions while also rushing for 777 yards and six touchdowns. He was named a Max Preps Senior All-American.
Angelo Renda, Junior, Southlake Carroll
Renda took over the starting spot at Southlake Carroll with high expectations and delivered, leading the Dragons to a state championship appearance. He passed for 3,899 yards, 40 touchdowns and had 11 interceptions on 71.7% passing, completing 256 of 357. Renda, the unanimous District 4-6A MVP, also tallied 667 rushing yards and 14 TDs on 95 attempts.
RUNNINGBACKS
Darrion Bowers, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Bowers was a force, powering the Volunteers to an undefeated District championship. He had a high workload, tallying 2,100 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns on 257 carries en route to District 8-6A Most Valuable Player honors. Bowers, who has offers from Texas St, Texas Southern, Mississippi Valley and East Central, also had 133 receiving yards and a score.
Cornelius Warren III, Senior, North Crowley
North Crowley has a talented, crowded running back room, yet Warren still produced eye-popping numbers. He rushed for 1,607 yards and 18 touchdowns on 221 attempts and also had 172 yards and two scores as a receiver. In a state semifinal vs. defending champion Duncanville, Warren shined with 178 yards. He is an uncommitted, three-star recruit.
WIDE RECEIVERS
Brock Boyd, Junior, Southlake Carroll
Boyd, a three-star TCU commit and the District 4-6A Offensive Player of the Year, had one of the best seasons in Texas, leading the Dragons to the state championship while recording 1,910 total yards and 20 touchdowns. He also had eight kickoff returns for 191 yards. Boyd, a Max Preps Junior All-American, will enter the 2025 season as one of the best receivers in Texas.
Kaydon Finley, Junior, Aledo
Finley was a production machine for Aledo, tallying 1,432 yards and 21 touchdowns on 81 receptions. He was named a Max Preps Junior All-American and is a four-star recruit with offers from Baylor, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Penn State, SMU, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M and more.
Tristan Gentry, senior, Stephenville
Gentry posted ridiculous numbers for Class 4A powerhouse Stephenville. He had 1,778 receiving yards and 23 total touchdowns en route to First Team All-District honors. He is a four-star Texas Tech signee with a 6-foot-1, 175-pound frame.
OFFENSIVE LINE
Pupungatoa Katoa, Junior, Euless Trinity
Katoa, the District 4-6A Offensive Lineman of the Year, is a three-star recruit with a 6-foot-4, 365-pound frame. He holds offers from Baylor, Oklahoma, Oregon, SMU, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and more.
Henry Fenuku, Senior, North Crowley
Fenuku, a key component in North Crowley’s state-leading offensive line, is a three-star Missouri signee with a 6-foot-3, 265-pound frame. He is a District 3-6A First Team selection.
John Turntine III, Junior, North Crowley
Turntine, a Max Preps Junior All-American, played a crucial role in North Crowley’s offense that averaged 54 points per game. He has a 275-pound, 6-foot-4 frame. Turntine has elite offers and has narrowed his list to Michigan, Ohio State, Stanford, Texas, Georgia, Oregon, Texas A&M, Missouri, SMU and Tennessee.
Felix Ojo, Junior, Mansfield Lake Ridge
Ojo, a four-star, is one of the most sought-after linemen in the class of 2026. He has a 6-foot-7, 283-pound frame and holds 41 division one offers. Alabama, Baylor, Colorado, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, SMU, TCU, Texas and plenty more are interested.
Marcus Garcia, Senior, Denton Ryan
Garcia, a 6-foot-5, 270-pound three-star Texas A&M signee, was a standout within Denton Ryan’s elite offensive line. He had a team-high 88% grade and also 65 knockdowns.
TIGHT END
Brodey Bowman, Senior, Glen Rose
Bowman, a First Team All-District selection, stuffed the stat sheet with 1,171 yards and 18 touchdowns. He broke the Glen Rose single-game record for receiving yards with 229 yards and five touchdowns vs. Eagle Mountain.
ATHLETES
Isaiah Robertson, Senior, Arlington
Robertson played a large roll for Arlington, powering the Colts to the playoffs with wins over Haltom and Martin. He is a three-star SMU signee and earned First Team All-District honors. As a receiver, he tallied 784 yards and six touchdowns on 60 receptions. As a running back, he added 637 yards and 16 touchdowns on 98 carries.
Drew Kates, Senior, Richland
Kates stuffed the state sheet for the Royals, passing for 3,760 yards and 38 touchdowns with five interceptions. He rushed for 677 yards and 10 touchdowns, earning District 3-5A Division I Offensive Player of the Year honors in one of Texas’ most competitive districts.
KICKER
AJ Rosen, Senior, Hurst L.D. Bell
Rosen, the District 4-6A Special Teams Player of the Year, had a great year with the Blue Raiders. He was 10/16 on field goals and 15/16 on extra points. He had 17 kickoffs for touchbacks and 35 total kickoffs. As a punter, he averaged 40.4 yards and put 11 of them inside the 20-yard line. Rosen also had an 81-yard punt in Bell’s final contest.
PUNTER
Grady Tucker, Senior, Haltom
Tucker was a special teams magician for the Buffaloes with 27 punts for a 43-yard average and a long of 68 yards. He had nine punts inside the 20-yard line, five inside the 10, and two inside the one-yard line. He earned First Team All-District honors and was named the 8-6A Special Teams Player of the Year. Tucker also played tight end for the Buffs, held for place kicks and attempted onside kicks.
UTILITY
Aidan Collier, Senior, Saginaw
Collier did it all in a magical season that saw the Rough Riders win an undefeated district title and their first playoff game in school history. He shined as a receiver, tallying 1,200 total yards and 18 touchdowns on 42 receptions. Collier also plays defense and tallied 32 tackles, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and eight pass breakups. On special teams, he tallied 240 return yards and, as a kicker, made 14 PATs and two field goals.
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE LINE
Jack Van Dorselaer, Senior, Southlake Carroll
Van Dorselaer, with a 6-foot-5, 230-pound frame, is a four-star Tennessee signee. He was a standout for the Dragons with 42 solo tackles, 35 assisted tackles, nine tackles for a loss, eight sacks and 18 hurries. In 2023, he was a tide end but made an extremely successful transition to defense, earning unanimous District 4-6A Defensive Lineman of the Year honors.
Dalton Knapp, Senior, Fort Worth All Saints
Knapp, a three-star Kansas State signee, was arguably the best pass rusher in North Texas. He had 15 sacks in a state championship-winning season with the Saints. Knapp also had 54 solo tackles and 24 assists.
Christian Gleason, Senior, Fort Worth Benbrook
Gleason played a huge role in the Bobcats’ historic season. He tallied 12 sacks, 56 tackles, 15 tackles for a loss, forced a fumble and blocked four field goals. Benbrook secured Fort Worth ISD’s first area-round playoff win in 24 years.
Cookie Warmate, Senior, Denton Ryan
Warmate put together one of the best defensive seasons in Class 5A with 90 tackles, 36 tackles for a loss, nine sacks, 23 hurries, one pass deflection and one blocked field goal. He also had 152 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries. Warmate was named the District 3-5A D1 Defensive Player of the Year.
LINEBACKERS
Jonathan Cunningham, Senior, North Crowley
Cunningham, a three-star Texas signee and the Star-Telegram Preseason Player of the Year, was a machine for North Crowley, earning First Team All-District honors. He tallied 106 solo tackles, 26 assists, 28 tackles for a loss, eight sacks, five pass breakups, 13 QB pressures and two forced fumbles.
CJ Witten, Senior, Argyle Liberty Christian
CJ Witten, the son of Liberty Christian coach and Cowboys legends Jason Witten, was a tackle machine for the Warriors. He had 82 solo tackles and 30 assists to lead Liberty Christian to a TAPPS D1 state title. Witten had 15 tackles for loss, four sacks, 15 hurries, an interception, three passes defended, two fumble recoveries and a blocked field goal. He is a First Team All-State selection and also his district defensive player of the year.
Braylon Williams, Sophomore, Arlington Lamar
Williams was an underclassman standout for the Vikings, earning District 8-6A Defensive Player of the Year honors. He quickly got to the ball and had 93 solo tackles, 49 assists, 17 tackles for a loss, four sacks, 10 QB pressures, two pass breakups, one interception and one blocked punt. Williams has offers from Baylor, Colorado, Ohio State, SMU, Texas, Texas Tech and more.
Jeremiah Brinson, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Brinson, a unanimous District 8-6A First Team selection and a West Texas A&M commit, recorded 134 tackles, eight tackles for a loss, three sacks, seven hurries, five pass breakups and two forced fumbles to lead the Volunteers’ stout defense. Bowie won an undefeated district title.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Draden Fullbright, Senior, North Crowley
Fullbright, a District 3-6A First Team selection, is an Oklahoma State signee. He helped lead the Panthers to a state championship, tallying 30 solo tackles, 10 assists, two tackles for a loss, 11 pass breakups, four interceptions and one forced fumble.
Colt Matlock, Junior, Brock
Matlock was a versatile force for the Eagles. As a defensive back, he had 36 tackles and six interceptions. As a receiver, Matlock had 800 yards and 18 touchdowns. He was named the District 3-4A Division II Utility Player of the Year.
Cooper Witten, Sophomore, Argyle Liberty Christian
Cooper Witten, a four-star safety with offers from Baylor, SMU, TCU, Tennessee, Texas A&M and more, tallied five interceptions in nine games played. He also played offense, tallying 263 yards and seven TDs as a receiver. Witten had 45 total tackles, one sack, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble, eight passes defended and one blocked punt.
Chris Brewer, Senior, Saginaw
Brewer shut down the opposition, allowing zero scores in 12 games. He made 46 tackles, 30 of which were solo. He had one tackle for a loss, five interceptions, 12 pass breakups, a fumble recovery and two defensive touchdowns.
UTILITY
Lance Sansom, Senior WR/DB, Alvarado
Sansom played a monumental role in Alvarado’s historic 13-1 season, thriving on both sides of the ball. He tallied 1,219 yards and 18 touchdowns as a receiver, as well as 118 rushing yards and a score. As a DB, he had four interceptions, four fumble recovers and 18 pass breakups. Sansom powered the Indians to an undefeated district title and was named the District Utility Player of the Year.
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QUARTERBACKS
Gavin Parkhurst, Senior, Fort Worth All Saints
Parkhurst, a Texas State signee, transferred to All Saints before his senior year and made quite the impact, leading the Saints to a TAPPS Division II state championship. He passed for 3,341 yards and 47 touchdowns with eight interceptions. He also rushed for 897 yards and 13 scores on 101 carries.
Canyon Evans, Senior, Glen Rose
Evans thrived for the Glen Rose Tigers, leading one of the best Class 4A offenses around. In just 12 games, he tallied 4,063 yards and 49 touchdowns with five interceptions, completing 271 of 400 (68%) passes. Evans was named the District 4-4A Division II Most Valuable Player.
RUNNINGBACKS
Vudrico Roberson, Junior, Haltom
Roberson had a monster junior season, rushing for 1,683 yards and 17 touchdowns. He was a unanimous First Team All-District 8-6A selection. Roberson set a school record with 394 yards vs. Arlington Martin.
Raycine Guillory, Senior, Aledo
Guillory started the season coming off an injury but still made the most of his senior season. Guillory, a Utah signee, tallied 1,323 yards and 25 touchdowns on 174 carries. He was named the District 3-5A Division I Most Valuable Player.
WIDE RECEIVERS
Xavier Johnson, Senior, Richland
Johnson, a four-star Memphis signee, was Kates’ main target and had one of the best receiving seasons in Texas, tallying 1,349 yards and 15 touchdowns on only 58 receptions. He averaged 23.2 yards per catch en route to First Team All-District honors.
Qumonte Williams, Senior, Fort Worth All Saints
Williams, a three-star Boise State signee, helped power the Saints to a TAPPS Division II state championship, recording 1,236 yards and 24 touchdowns 64 receptions.
Dilon Tallie, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Tallie, a Bowling Green signee and a unanimous District 8-6A selection, was a key threat within a stellar Volunteer squad that won an undefeated district title. He gained 1,122 yards on 64 catches and had 15 TDs.
TIGHT END
Zion Shelley, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Shelley was a versatile two way player for Bowie. As a tight end, he had 39 catches for 476 yards and three touchdowns. He also had 22 tackles on defense. Shelley has offers from Hardin Simmons, ETBU, Lyon and Millsaps.
OFFENSIVE LINE
Ian Mayes, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Mayes, a unanimous First Team All-District selection and Tulsa signee, allowed just one sack. He had a terrific 96% grade, paving the way for Bowers, a star RB who tallied 2,100 yards. He is a three-star prospect with a 6-foot-3, 270-pound frame.
Kilian Registe, Senior, Keller
Registe, a three-star TCU signee, was a unanimous selection to the District 4-6A First Team. He has a 6-foot-6, 300-pound frame.
Ty Haywood, Senior, Denton Ryan
Haywood, a five-star Alabama commit with a 6-foot-5, 285-pound frame, is currently unsigned, and many high-profile schools are in pursuit. He posted an 81% grade and had 77 knockdowns for the Raiders.
Trent Wilson, Senior, Southlake Carroll
Wilson, a three-star James Madison signee, was a senior leader for the Dragons in a 15-1 season. He posted a 94% grade and 89 knockdowns, both team highs. Wilson is 6-foot-3, 265 pounds.
Adam Mueller, Senior, Brock
Mueller, the District 3-4A Division II Lineman of the Year, helped power Brock to a 13-win season.
ATHLETE
Larry “Tre” Nichols, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Nichols, the District 8-6A Offensive MVP, passed for 2,109 yards and 23 TDs with four interceptions, completing 67% of passes. He had a season QB rating of 118.7. Nichols, an Ouchita Baptist commit, also rushed for 623 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging 9.2 yards per carry.
Kicker
Gavin Strange, Junior, Southlake Carroll
Strange was a versatile force for Carroll, one of Texas football’s best-scoring teams. He was named a District 4-6A First Team safety and kicker, which is a rarity. He had 26 solo tackles, eight assists, one interception and two pass breakups. As a kicker, he made eight of 11 field goals with 75 of 77 extra points. Strange, who has an offer from Columbia, had a long of 45 yards and also had a game-winning 36-field FG to send the Dragons to the state championship.
PUNTER
Ryan Zuckert, Senior, Colleyville Heritage
Zuckert was a First Team All-District kicker and punter for Colleyville Heritage. He had 55 kickoffs for 3,412 yards with a 62 yard average for 77 long and 39 touchbacks. He had 37 punts for 1,500 yards with a 40.5 average and 72 long. Zuckert placed 14 punts inside the 20. He was 21/22 on PATs and seven of nine on field goals with a 46-yard long.
UTILITY
Jacobe Hayes, Senior WR/DB, Mansfield
Hayes, the District 3-6A Utility Player of the Year, tallied 770 yards and 14 touchdowns on 38 catches for Mansfield, averaging 20.26 yards per reception. He blocked a kick, had a punt return for a TD, a kickoff return for a TD and three pass breakups. He is a three-star TCU commit.
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE LINE
Dilan Battle, Senior, Mansfield Timberview
Battle, the District 3-5A Division Two Defensive Lineman of the Year, is a three-star LSU signee with a 6-foot-2, 315 frame.
Carter James, Sophomore, Arlington Heights
James is one of the best class of 2027 defensive linemen in Texas, and his stats make it evident. He had 67 total tackles and 12 sacks in 11 games.
Jesse Ford, Junior, Arlington Martin
Ford, with a 6-foot-4, 235-pound frame, is quick to get to the quarterback. He tallied 7.5 sacks and 49 total tackles. Ford has offers from some of the best in the country, including Kansas State, Texas Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, TCU, SMU, and more. He was a unanimous District 8-6A First Team selection.
Okello Okello, Senior, Arlington Bowie
Okello, a unanimous District 8-6A selection, had 51 total tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, five sacks, 14 QB hurries, one pass breakup, two fumble recovers, and a score for the Volunteers. He has a 6-foot, 235-pound frame and has offers from Cornell, Mississippi Valley, and CSU-Pueblo.
LINEBACKERS
Asa Parenteau, Senior, Brock
Parenteau made plenty of plays for Brock, recording 194 tackles, 30 TFL, and six sacks en route to First-Team All-District honors. He was a standout within an Eagle defense that helped power the team to the state semifinals in the school’s first Class 4A season.
Xander Walker, Senior, Mansfield Legacy
Walker, a unanimous First Team All-District selection and West Point signee, made 121 tackles (77 solo). He also had two interceptions as a clear standout within the Bronco defense.
DJ Clampitt, Junior, Alvarado
Clampitt was a defensive star for the Indians, tallying 138 tackles, 22 TFL, 14 sacks, 13 hurries, four forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries.
Roddrick Roberts, Senior, Richland
Roberts has been a consistent playmaker for the Royals. He ended his high school career with 139 Tackles, 18 TFL, 5.5 sacks and one interception. Roberts earned All-District First Team honors three years in a row.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Kevin Baines, Junior, Arlington Bowie
Baines, a unanimous First Team safety, made 75 tackles and had two tackles for a loss. He locked up the opposition with 12 pass breakups, one interception and a fumble recovery.
Bryson Burgess, Senior, Colleyville Heritage
Burgess, a First Team District 3-5A Division II safety, had 76 total tackles for the Panthers (26 Solo 50 Assist). He had four tackles for a loss, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, four interceptions and six pass breaks up.
Elijah Wilkerson, Senior, Keller Timber Creek
Wilkerson, a District 4-6A First Team selection, had 42 Tackles, three, TFLs, one Forced Fumble, three interceptions and four passes broken up. He was a standout performer within the Falcon defense.
Trustin Holland, Junior, Fort Worth North Side
Holland played both sides for the ball for the Steers, leading the way as a starting quarterback and safety. As a defender, he had four interceptions, one pick-six, eight pass breakups, one forced fumble and 20 tackles en route to First Team District 4-5A D1 honors.
UTILITY
Leo Almanza, Senior DB/WR, Byron Nelson
Almanza, a three-star Baylor signee and the District 4-6A Utility Player of the Year, entered the season with high expectations and lots of responsibility at Byron Nelson. He tallied 737 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, and he was also a contributor on defense with 25 tackles, two fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles.
Honorable Mentions
Quinn Murphy, Junior QB, Argyle Liberty Christian
Caleb Williams, Senior QB, Crowley
Jorvorskie Lane Jr., Junior QB, Fort Worth Wyatt
Maguire Gasperson, Junior QB, Argyle
Jed Ross, Senior QB, Decatur
Roman Morales, Senior QB, Saginaw
TJ Tupou, Senior QB, Euless Trinity
Jashaun Thomas, Senior QB, Paschal
Gavin Beard, Junior QB, Aledo
Keenan Jackson, Senior RB, Haltom
Brady Gordon, Senior RB, FW Benbrook
JT Harris, Junior RB, Euless Trinity
Teddy Clark, Senior RB, Mansfield
Peyton Brown, Senior RB, Tolar
Watson Bell, Junior RB, Argyle
Davis Penn, Junior RB, Southlake Carroll
Carson James, Sophomore RB, Arlington Heights
Daniel Bray, Senior RB, North Crowley
Hagen Hughes, Senior RB, Azle
Michael Turner, Senior RB, Richland
Kiante Ingram, Sophomore RB, North Crowley
Parker Almanza, Junior TE/WR, Byron Nelson
Antayvious Ellis, Sophomore WR, Crowley
Kade Cross, Senior WR, FW Benbrook
Will Krzysiak, Senior WR, Argyle
Kevin Moore, Senior WR, North Crowley
Deon Jones, Senior WR, Richland
Will Adams, Senior WR, Keller
Xavier Lee, Senior WR, Keller Timber Creek
Damien Long, Senior WR, Burleson Centennial
Carterrious Brown, Senior WR, Arlington Seguin
Adrian Sanchez, Senior WR, Glen Rose
Brady Janusek, Senior WR, Liberty Christian
Quinton Brown, Senior WR, Liberty Christian
Brody Knowles, Sophomore WR, Southlake Carroll
Jaylon Hawkins, Senior WR, Liberty Christian
Brooks Briggance, Senior ATH, Arlington Martin
Omari Johnson, Senior ATH, Chisholm Trail
Saidi Wasidi, Senior ATH, Fort Worth Polytechnic
Josiah Groeneweg, Senior ATH, Glen Rose
Malachi Meche, Senior ATH, Arlington Seguin
Drake Owens, Senior TE/LB, Tolar
Braeden Mussett, Senior ATH, Denton Ryan
Tristan Dare, Sophomore OL, Southlake Carroll
Luke Wilson, Sophomore OL, Southlake Carroll
Payton Williams, Junior OL, Aledo
Ryan Campbell, Junior OL, Aledo
Andrew Pool, Senior OL, Mansfield
Ian Carter, Senior OL, North Crowley
John Delgado, Senior OL, North Crowley
Angel Padilla, Senior OL, Haltom
Caden Merrett, Senior OL, Decatur
James Snyder, Senior OL, Springtown
Weston Chaney, Senior OL, Argyle
Dilon Arkansas, Senior LB, Denton Ryan
Javion Jackson-Hollie, Senior LB, Lake Worth
Jacoven Julian, Senior LB, Byron Nelson
Logan Woolard, Junior LB, Alvarado
Amaj Mitchel, Junior LB, FW Wyatt
Jacoryn Johnson, Senior LB, FW Dunbar
Lane Hesteande, Senior LB, Decatur
Andrew Jurasek, Senior LB, Keller
Owen Henderson, Senior LB, Aledo
Ben McElree, Senior LB, Aledo
Malik McCoy, Senior LB, Saginaw
Lacorian Hodge, Senior LB, Arlington Seguin
Sean Larry, Senior LB, Mansfield Timberview
Hudson Butchee, Junior LB, Stephenville
Antwan Bridges, Senior DB, Timber Creek
Brandon Ford, Junior DB, Crowley
Kutter Stone, Senior DB, Stephenville
Ethan Fisher, Senior DB, Southlake Carroll
Chase Thompson, Senior DB, Springtown
Hayden West, Junior DB, Colleyville Heritage
Darien Fantroy, Senior DB, FW North Side
Elijajuan Houston, Sophomore DB, North Crowley
Jacob Chism, Senior DB, Paradise
Willaim Chen, Junior DB, Southlake Carroll
Maliek Bracy, Junior DB, Argyle
Adrian Fuller, Senior DB, Aledo
Deyon Mays, Senior DB, Arlington
Garrett Westrom, Senior DB, Argyle
Jack Long, Senior DL, Burleson Centennial
Keygan Hachtel, Senior DL, Decatur
Austin Davidge, Senior DL, Southlake Carroll
Elijah Lash, Junior DL, Haslet Eaton
Isaac Bukasa, Junior DL, Saginaw
Cooper Cyphers, Junior DL, Aledo
Canyon James, Junior DL, Arlington Heights
CJ Spellmeier, Junior DL, Stephenville
Keltyn Raymond, Senior DL, Glen Rose
Xavier Coleman, Senior DL, North Crowley
Travis Buhake, Senior DL, Mansfield Summit
Joshua Wedemeyer, Junior K, Paschal
Cade Whitehead, Senior K, Stephenville
Sutton Figley, Senior K, FW All Saints
This story was originally published January 12, 2025 at 5:00 AM.
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