2023 NCKL All-League Football Awards Announced

2023 NCKL All League Football
1st Team Offense 1st Team Defense
Offensive Line Defensive Line
Devin Alvarez Jr. Abilene Paxton Ryals Sr. Clay Center
Keegun Beims Sr. Concordia Braylon Berry Sr. Clay Center
Cooper Dow Sr. Wamego Blake Spicer Sr. Marysville
Tucker Jackson Sr. Clay Center Ashton Schaefer Jr. Marysville
Weston Langvardt Sr. Chapman
Linebacker
Quarterback Cole Pladson Jr. Clay Center
Stockton Timbrook Sr. Abilene Carter Long Sr. Clay Center
Blake Spicer Sr. Marysville
Runningback Cannon Couture Sr. Wamego
Brody Hayes Sr. Clay Center
Zach Miller Sr. Abilene Secondary
Dakota Slupianek Jr. Marysville Brax Fisher Sr. Abilene
Brody Hayes Sr. Clay Center
Receiver Will Otott Jr. Marysville
Weston Rock Jr. Abilene Drew Pettay Sr. Wamego
Brax Fisher Sr. Abilene
At Large
Tight End Jake Meyer Sr. Wamego
Weston Hammond Jr. Clay Center
1st Team Special Teams
At Large K – Jackson Henry Sr. Clay Center
Carter Long Sr. Clay Center P – Brody Graber Jr. Wamego
R – Brody Hayes Sr. Clay Center
Honorable Mention Offense
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Offensive Line Defensive Line
Ashton Schaefer Jr. Marysville Kayden Timm Sr. Abilene
Colton Spellman Sr. Clay Center Weston Langvardt Sr. Chapman
Sam Whitehair Sr. Abilene D.J. Messerly Sr. Chapman
Brayden Fulton Sr. Wamego Tucker Jackson Sr. Clay Center
Jackson Ziegler Sr. Wamego
Quarterback
Cole Pladson Jr. Clay Center Linebackers
Will Otott Jr. Marysville Zach Miller Sr. Abilene
Landon Taplin Jr. Abilene
Runningback Dane Cleveland Jr. Concordia
Thomas McIntyre Sr. Wamego Cade Hanney Jr. Chapman
Aiden Hefley Sr. Wamego
Receiver Brody Oviatt Jr. Wamego
Jackson Henry Sr. Clay Center Wyatt Burgess Sr. Wamego
Taygen Funston So. Abilene
Ian Suther Sr, Chapman Secondary
Brock Weeks Sr. Wamego Logan Curtis Sr. Wamego
Keaton Hargrave Sr. Abilene
Tight End Joseph Welsh Jr. Abilene
Keaton Hargrave Sr. Abilene Owen Craig Jr. Clay Center
Mason King Sr. Wamego Cooper Lewis Jr. Chapman
Dane Cleveland Jr. Concordia
Special Teams
R – Ian Suther Sr. Chapman

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