2020 Twin Valley League 8-Man Football All-League Selections Announced

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

SKILL:
Colin Jueneman – Hanover – Senior
Aiden Rudolph – Clifton-Clyde – Senior
Drew Buhrman – Washington Co. – Senior
Jacob Jueneman – Hanover – Senior
Trent Spiker – Doniphan West – Junior
LINE:
Jarik Weiche – Clifton-Clyde – Senior
Zavier Brandt – Frankfort – Junior
Jacob Klipp – Hanover – Senior
AT LARGE:
Jett Skocny – Clifton-Clyde – Junior
Isaac Detweiler – Axtell – Sophomore

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE:
Zavier Brandt – Frankfort – Junior
Nathaniel Tice – Washington Co. – Junior
Philip Doebele – Hanover – Junior
Jarik Weiche – Clifton-Clyde – Senior
BACKS:
Aiden Gerstner – Frankfort – Senior
George Volle – Axtell – Senior
Kael McQueen – Wetmore – Senior
Jacob Klipp – Hanover – Senior
Colin Jueneman – Hanover – Senior
Douglas Koch – Clifton-Clyde – Senior
Aiden Rudolph – Clifton-Clyde – Senor

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

SKILL:
Mitchell Buessing – Axtell – Senior
Zac Fisher – Onaga – Sophomore
Kael McQueen – Wetmore – Senior
Keagan Dimler – Hanover – Junior
Gavin Cornelison – Frankfort – Senior
Aiden Gerstner – Frankfort – Senior
LINE:
Dillion Provost – Clifton-Clyde – Senior
Coy Stamm – Washington Co. – Junior
Cooper Clark – Doniphan West – Junior
Phillip Doebele – Hanover – Junior

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE:
Seth LeClair – Clifton-Clyde – Sophomore
Samuel Gros – Frankfort – Junior
Riley Schuneman – Doniphan West – Junior
Keagan Dimler – Hanover – Junior
BACKS:
Drew Buhrman – Washington Co. – Senior
Skyler Zoeller – Blue Valley – Sophomore
Lafe Blevins – Doniphan West – Senior
Tee Koch – Clifton-Clyde – Junior

HONORABLE MENTION

Blake Hynek – Hanover – Senior
Brandon Jones – Axtell – Senior
Caden Dalinghaus – Frankfort – Junior
Ethan Armstrong – Frankfort – Junior
Jason Abitz – Onaga – Junior
Jeremiah Duncan – Blue Valley – Senior
Kolby Talbot – Axtell – Senior
Kyler Wommack – Wetmore – Sophomore
Michael Lackey – Doniphan West – Junior
Rylen Myginnes – Onaga – Junior
Storm Hackler – Wetmore – Junior
Trevor Grace – Washington Co. – Senior
Tyler Bonser – Hanover – Senior
Dawson Girard – Clifton-Clyde – Senior

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