Pennsylvania Sports Writers Name 2024 All-State Football Teams, Central Clarion’s Jase Ferguson Named Class 2A Player Of The Year As Seven Wildcats Are Selected
Above photo courtesy of Brinley Kiskadden-BK Media: Jase Ferguson 2024 PA Sports Writers Class 2A Player of the Year
The Pennsylvania Sports Writers announced their 2024 All-State Football Teams, with the odd numbered Classifications, (1A, 3A, 5A) revealed on Friday, December 27th and the even numbered Classifications (2A, 4A, 6A) revealed on Saturday, December 28th.
The District Nine Class 2A Champion, Central Clarion Wildcats who advanced to the Pennsylvania Scholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) Championship Game, where they fell to Troy by just one points, 25-24, had a large seven man contingent named to the 2A Team.
The Wildcats selected included this year’s 2A Player of the Year, Jase Ferguson. Jase was selected as a quarterback for the second consecutive year. He joined linebacker Braylon Beckwith on the 2023 team.
Jase was joined on the Offense, by lineman Jimmy Kerr, and wide receivers Mason Burford and Ethan Rex. Named on Defense was lineman Matt Alston and linebacker Charlie Hepfl. Wildcat place kicker Thomas Uckert was named as a Specialist.
Central Clarion head coach, Davey Eggleton is very pleased with this season’s Wildcat All-Staters. “It is a great testament to our programs success to see so many of our players recognized by the PA Sports Writers as All-State players.”
And about Central Clarion’s signal caller. “It is also a huge accomplishment for Jase being named the Class 2A Player of the Year. I am not aware of this happening before in our area.
“Jase, being named All-State and Player of the Year is a fitting honor to culminate a historic career. He is the best high school football player that I have seen in person. He has done so much for our program and District 9. His stats speak for themself, but his contributions were so much more that could be seen on the stat sheet. His dedication and hard work pushed others to better themselves everyday.“
Jase had amazing totals this season and throughout his career as a four year starter.
He completed 216-of-308 passes for 3,482 yards (248.7 yards per game), with 51 touchdowns and only eight receptions in 2024, while carrying the ball 155 times for 1,488 yards (106.3 YPG) and 25 touchdowns. For his career, Jase completed 596-of-959 passes for 10,527 yards (219.3 YPG) and 148 touchdowns. while carrying the ball 454 times for 2,901 yards (60.4 YPG) and scoring 46 touchdowns.
Jase also had a stellar year on defense, with 81 tackles (24 solo, 57 assisted), 5 tackles for loss.
He had 9 interceptions, with 115 interception return yards.
Mason had a big year receiving, going over the century mark in yards, with 1,042 and a whopping 21.3 yards-per-catch. Fifteen of Mason’s catches resulted in touchdowns.
Coach Eggleton shared. “Mason was one of the top receivers in the state this year. He had a fantastic season and his stats were as good as anyone in the state despite missing multiple games due to injury.”
Ethan, likewise, had a great year in the Wildcats’ passing game, just missing the thousand yard plateau with 993 yards on 83 catches, eighteen resulting in scores. Also a big threat when he ran the ball, Ethan had 53 carries for 331 yards and four touchdowns.
Coach Eggleton mentioned, “Ethan became an electric playmaker that really blossomed as the season went. As the games got bigger, his playmaking ability seemed to grow. He was definitely a top receiving weapon in the state.”
What can you say about Jimmy? Absolute Bulldozer anchoring the Central Clarion O-Line!!
And the line paved the way for 2,856 yards on the ground and provided protection so the Wildcats could amass 3,537 yards through the air. Combined the yardage total was 6,393, an average of 426.2 yards-per-game.
About the big guy (6-4″ 310LB) and his fellow HOGS, coach Eggleton said, “Jimmy has had a dominant career on the offensive line. He helped anchor a truly special group of offensive lineman. He is a mauler in the run game, often finishing pancake blocks.”
A real force on the defensive line, Matt registered nearly a hundred tackles, finishing the season with 97 (12 solo and 85 assisted). Eighteen of Matt’s tackles went for loss, including six sacks. He had 29 hurries on the passer, an interception and a fumble recovery.
The Wildcats’ mentor said, “Matt had a great year at defensive end. He put a lot of pressure on opposing quarterbacks. He is also very smart player with great technique.”
Charlie was a Pigskin GPS from his linebacker post for the Wildcats, with a team leading 151 tackles (29 solo and 122 assisted). Much of his work taking place behind the line of scrimmage, 11 of his tackles went for loss with a sack and he had thirteen hurries.
Coach Eggleton described his All-State linebacker this way, “Charlie is one of the smartest players I have coached. At his linebacker position, he studies film constantly to find tendencies to gain an advantage. He stepped his game up this year in a big way.”
The Wildcats’ “Mr. Automatic” as a place kicker, Thomas had maybe the top career of any Wildcat, Bobcat or Lion ever, whether booming kickoff after kickoff into the endzone for touchbacks or deep into the opponent’s territory when the plan called for it, field goals and extra points.
This past season Central Clarion was the beneficiary of 77 points off of Thomas’ near perfect place kicking expertise. He connected on 62 of 63 PATs and 5 of 6 field goals, with his longest being from forty yards. He had seven touchbacks. This all in just ten games as he battled major health issues.
Coach Eggleton was very pleased with Thomas’s contribution to the Wildcats’ success. “Thomas was a true weapon in the kicking game. Not only was he nearly automatic inside of 40 yards, his kickoffs played a big role in our defensive success. He often pinned teams deep or had touchbacks.”
The Class 2A Coach of the Year was Troy’s Jim Smith.
Several athletes from around the area and region were named to the Class-1A Squad.
Redbank Valley’s Braylon Wagner was selected at quarterback.
Three players from Port Allegany were selected, Aiden Bliss at running back, Carson Neely on the offensive line and Nick Wilfong at defensive back.
Wilmington’s Jake Coulter was chosen as an offensive lineman.
Port Allegany’s Justin Bienkowski was the 1A Coach of the Year and Muncy’s Austin Johnson was selected as Player of the Year.
Brockway and Hickory each had two players named to the 2A Team.
For Brockway, Aiden Patton was selected at quarterback and Blake Pisarcik was given the nod at wide receiver. For Hickory, Luke Lewis was chosen on the offensive line and Jayden Phillips made the team at defensive back.
Northwestern Lehigh had both the 3A Player of the Year, Eli Zimmerman and Coach of the Year, Josh Snyder.
Clearfield and General McLane each landed two players on the 4A Team.
For Clearfield, Brady Collins was named at running back and Nick Bailor on the offensive line. For General McLane, it was Isaac Zietz at quarterback and Jacob Zietz at wide receiver.
Caileb Howse from Lampeter-Strasburg was chosen as 4A Player of the Year, with Bonner-Prendergast’s Jack Muldoon be selected Coach of the Year.
DuBois quarterback Trey Wingard was the only area player selected in Class 5A.
Bishop McDevitt had both the Player of the Year in Stone Saunders and Coach of the Year, Jeff Weachter.
No players from the region were selected to the 6A Team. The 6A Player of the Year was Charlie Foulke from St. Joseph’s Prep. Harrisburg’s Calvin Everett was named Coach of the Year.
(CONGRATULATIONS JASE, MASON, ETHAN, JIMMY, MATT, CHARLIE AND THOMAS, AND ALL OF THE 2024 PENNSYLVANIA SPORTS WRITERS ALL-STATERS!!!! And special thanks to Brinley Kiskadden-BK Media and Cheryl Marshall for their photos!!)
PENNSYLVANIA SPORTS WRITERS ALL-STATE TEAMS (Complete list of all six Classifications)
CLASS 2A
Player of the Year: Jase Ferguson, Central Clarion
Coach of the Year: Jim Smith, Troy
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Jase Ferguson, Central Clarion – 6-0, 200 senior; Evan Woodward, Troy – 6-1, 175 senior; Brady Shomper, Williams Valley – 5-11, 180 junior; Dante Carr, Minersville – 6-4, 220 junior
Running Back
Brandon Way, Lancaster Catholic – 5-10, 175 junior; Donald Barksdale, Steel Valley – 5-10, 185 senior; Niko Carestia, Schuylkill Haven – 5-10, 200 junior; Vinny Feliciano, Mercyhurst Prep – 5-9, 170 sophomore; Juelz Johnson, Farrell – 5-10, 170 junior; Eric Doerue, South Park – 6-1, 200 senior
Wide Receiver
Mason Burford, Central Clarion – 6-2, 175 junior; Ethan Rex, Central Clarion – 5-10, 180 sophomore; Kian Krzyanowski, Williams Valley – 5-11, 155 senior; Sam Hall, Warrior Run – 5-9, 175 senior; Luke Kreger, North Penn-Mansfield – 6-2, 170 junior
Tight End
Richie Kostoff, Riverside – 6-2, 235 senior
Offensive Line
Jimmy Kerr, Central Clarion – 6-4, 310 senior; Micah Pesesky, Troy – 6-3, 255 sophomore; Parker Cunningham, South Park – 6-4, 290 senior; Avery Sens, Troy – 5-10, 265 senior; Jesse Koons, Williams Valley – 6-1, 215 senior
Athlete
Chase Taddonio, Riverside – 5-11, 195 senior; Quincy Swaim, Bedford – 5-10, 180 senior; Riley Vanderpool, Towanda – 5-9, 165 senior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Matt Alston, Central Clarion – 5-10, 200 senior; Tavion Branch, Riverside – 6-4, 290 junior; Eason Teribury, Troy – 6-5, 265 senior; Garrett Jasper, Cambria Heights – 6-2, 240 senior; Reed Palmer, Troy – 6-4, 250 sophomore; Alex Long, Camp Hill – 6-3, 210 senior
Linebacker
Charlie Hepfl, Central Clarion – 6-0, 178 junior; Dominic Fetterolf, Southern Columbia – 6-1, 220 senior; Jack Burbage, Troy – 6-2, 200 senior; Skylor Green, Williams Valley – 6-0, 180 senior; Chris Ulmer, Lansdale Catholic – 6-3, 225 senior
Defensive Back
Lincoln Chimics, Troy – 6-3, 175 senior; Julius Phillips, Farrell – 6-2, 185 senior; Noah Doi, Camp Hill – 5-9, 140 senior; Leyden Hertz, Schuylkill Haven – 6-2, 180 senior
Athlete
Brendan Gilliland, Troy – 6-0, 210 junior; Eli Butler, Warrior Run – 5-10, 180 senior
Specialist
Thomas Uckert, Central Clarion – 5-9, 157 senior
CLASS 1A
Player of the Year: Austin Johnson, Muncy
Coach of the Year: Justin Bienkowski, Port Allegany
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Chase Kissell, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 6-2, 190 senior; Braylon Wagner, Redbank Valley – 6-1, 171 junior; Matt Sieg, Fort Cherry – 6-0, 185 junior; Ty Dumm, Northern Cambria – 6-1, 175 senior; Kaiden Maurer, Line Mountain – 6-3, 180 junior
Running Back
Austin Johnson, Muncy – 6-0, 220 senior; Aiden Bliss, Port Allegany – 6-1, 210 junior; Raymond Holman, Morrisville – 6-1, 170 senior; Isaac Ryon, Lackawanna Trail – 5-10, 180 junior; Ian Bates, Line Mountain – 5-7, 165 senior
Wide Receiver
Hamilton Gates, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 6-0, 187 senior; Lloys Penn, Westinghouse – 5-10, 180 senior; Noah Dolbin, Nativity – 5-10, 220 senior
Tight End
Jake Kissell, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 6-2, 208 junior; Michael Gelatko, Marian Catholic – 6-4, 230 senior
Offensive Line
Ken Hampe, Muncy – 6-4, 295 senior; Joe Eckenrode, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 6-2, 273 senior; Carson Neely, Port Allegany – 6-0, 270 senior; Lucas Evans, Lackawanna Trail – 6-3, 265 junior; Jake Coulter, Wilmington – 6-3, 280 junior
Athlete
Drahcir Jones, Clairton – 5-11, 185 senior; Landyn Wommer, Muncy – 5-10, 175 senior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Max Johnson, Line Mountain – 6-4, 210 junior; Landen McGarvey, Glendale – 6-1, 220 senior; Kahlil; Patterson-Williams, Clairton – 5-8, 248 senior; Tahvez Armstrong, Clairton – 6-2, 193 junior; Braiden Sudor, Bishop Canevin – 5-10, 220 senior; Henry Barbisch, Bishop Canevin – 6-5, 245 senior
Linebacker
Brandon Murphy, Clairton – 6-1, 170 freshman; Taurean Consiglio, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 5-10, 186 junior; Gavin Lovell, Moshannon Valley – 6-0, 195 sophomore; Noah Ringes, Line Mountain – 5-9, 190 sophomore; Demetrius Douglas, Lackawanna Trail – 5-10, 185 senior; Lucas Oleksa, Windber – 6-1, 205 senior
Defensive Back
Justin Schell, Greenville – 5-11, 170 sophomore; Max Kimmel, Lackawanna Trail – 6-3, 185 senior; Stiles Eyer, Muncy – 6-2, 185 senior; Tyson Lestochi, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy – 6-0, 162 junior; Nick Wilfong, Port Allegany – 5-9, 160 junior
Athlete
Aaron Bowers, Northern Bedford – 6-3, 190 senior
Specialist
Alexis McRoberts, Canton – 5-8, 165 junior
CLASS 3A
Player of the Year: Eli Zimmerman, Northwestern Lehigh
Coach of the Year: Josh Snyder, Northwestern Lehigh
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Matt Bodnar, Notre Dame-Green Pond – 6-1, 185 junior; Madden Patrick, Danville – 6-1, 185 senior; Aiden Patton, Brockway – 6-3, 185 sophomore; Logan Nawrocki, Schuylkill Valley – 6-1, 175 senior
Running Back
Eli Zimmerman, Northwestern Lehigh – 5-7, 160 senior; Bo Sheptock, Danville – 5-11, 195 senior; Jeremiah Davis, Lewisburg – 5-9, 185 senior; Lidge Kellum, Wyoming Area – 5-10, 170 senior; Josh Vinton, Western Wayne – 5-8, 185 senior; Jakob Lesher, Mid Valley – 6-3, 175 senior
Wide Receiver
Blake Pisarcik, Brockway – 6-0, 181 senior; Cole Duffy, Danville – 5-9, 160 senior; Jaylen Delaney, Mount Carmel – 5-10, 170 sophomore; Amari Jackson, Beaver – 6-1, 175 senior; Jay Hoenstine, Central (Martinsburg) – 5-7, 135 senior
Tight End
Luke Spotts, Schuylkill Valley – 6-2, 220 senior
Offensive Line
Noah Shimko, Mount Carmel – 6-5, 320 senior; Chase DeSanto, Wyoming Area – 6-4, 280 senior; Logan Anthony, Palmerton – 6-4, 315 junior; Luke Lewis, Hickory – 6-2, 310 junior; Preston Farabaugh, Penn Cambria – 6-0, 240 senior; Aiden Zilker, North Schuylkill – 6-5, 300 junior
Athlete
Louis Paris, Scranton Prep – 5-11, 220 senior; Gavin Harrold, Penn Cambria – 5-11, 185 senior; Luke Miller, North Schuylkill – 5-11, 160 junior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Bryer Reichard, Northwestern Lehigh – 6-4, 240 senior; Mason Metz, Avonworth – 6-1, 215 senior; Brendan Alexander, Central Valley – 6-4, 270 junior; Chris Climes, Elizabeth-Forward – 6-3, 300 senior
Linebacker
Shane Hulmes, Northwestern Lehigh – 6-0, 207 junior; Cameron Kiersch, Danville – 6-0, 218 senior; Dayshaun Burnett, Imani Christian – 6-4, 220 senior; Reese Tanner, Scranton Prep – 5-11, 230 senior; Brady Zimmerman, Northwestern Lehigh – 5-8, 140 sophomore; Logan Cammauf, Schuylkill Valley – 6-0, 165 junior
Defensive Back
Jadon Phillips, Hickory – 5-11, 170 sophomore; Luca Neal, Avonworth – 5-10, 185 junior; Will McPartland, Scranton Prep – 6-0, 195 senior; Sean Owens, Western Wayne – 6-0, 185 senior
Athlete
Mason Bollinger, Northwestern Lehigh – 6-2, 186 junior; Christian Joy, Trinity – 5-9, 170 senior; Jonathan Shay, Annville-Cleona – 6-3, 210 senior
Specialist
Gavin Mentzer, North Schuylkill – 6-1, 210 senior
CLASS 4A
Player of the Year: Caileb Howse, Lampeter-Strasburg
Coach of the Year: Jack Muldoon, Bonner-Prendergast
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Noel Campbell, Bonner-Prendergast – 5-5, 130 sophomore; Colton Sams, Southern Lehigh – 5-11, 165 sophomore; Evan Myers, Twin Valley – 5-10, 185 senior; Isaac Zietz, General McLane – 6-0, 180 senior; Logan Steele, Shamokin Area – 5-10, 185 sophomore
Running Back
Kemon Spell, McKeesport – 5-9, 185 sophomore; Tiqwai Hayes, Aliquippa – 6-0, 200 senior; Brady Collins, Clearfield – 6-1, 175 senior; Mick Johnson, Bonner-Prendergast – 5-10, 170 senior; Sean Steckert, Southern Lehigh – 5-9, 175 junior
Wide Receiver
Evan Snyder, Jersey Shore – 6-0, 183 senior; Jacob Zietz, General McLane – 6-1, 175 senior; Jeremiah Coleman, Bonner-Prendergast – 6-0, 170 senior; Lex Cyrus, Susquehanna Township – 6-0, 173 senior; Braden Reed, Pope John Paul II – 5-10, 173 senior
Tight End
Andrew Olesh, Southern Lehigh – 6-5, 215 senior
Offensive Line
Chaz Ingram, Bonner-Prendergast – 6-2, 240 senior; Shep Turk, Thomas Jefferson – 6-5, 285 senior; Nick Bailor, Clearfield – 6-4, 270 senior; Izak Glover, Shamokin Area – 6-3, 350 junior; Chase Frantz, Pope John Paul II – 6-1, 251 senior; Carson Zook, Lampeter-Strasburg – 5-11, 210 senior
Athlete
Caileb Howse, Lampeter-Strasburg – 6-0, 205 senior; Elijah Jordan, Jersey Shore – 5-8, 180 senior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Blake Hockenbroch, Shamokin Area – 6-2, 265 senior; Slate Sechrist, Jersey Shore – 6-0, 225 senior; Carter Faubel, Twin Valley – 6-1, 260 senior; Jalil Hall, Bonner-Prendergast – 6-4, 200 senior; Wilmer Basilio, Thomas Edison – 6-5, 235 senior; Cole Staker, Eastern York – 5-11, 210 junior
Linebacker
Khalid Bueno, Martin Luther King – 6-2, 215 senior; Gianni Marino, Valley View – 6-3, 220 senior; Bo Sechrist, Jersey Shore – 5-10, 180 junior; Brayden Evans, Pottsville – 5-9, 180 senior; Emory Fluhr, Lampeter-Strasburg – 6-1, 195 senior; Zakem Clinton, Shamokin Area – 6-1, 225 junior
Defensive Back
Khalil Epps, Cardinal O’Hara – 5-10, 180 senior; Gaige Guers, Blue Mountain – 6-2, 195 senior; Brock Cornell, West Allegheny – 5-10, 185 senior; Jasper Shepps, Juniata – 6-1, 175 junior
Athlete
Justice Hardy, Wyomissing – 5-9, 160 sophomore; Chase Pensyl, Shamokin Area – 5-9, 160 senior; Dominic Brown, Lampeter-Strasburg – 6-0, 175 senior
Specialist
Peter Fiorello, Lampeter-Strasburg – 5-10, 170 junior
CLASS 5A
Player of the Year: Stone Saunders, Bishop McDevitt
Coach of the Year: Jeff Weachter, Bishop McDevitt
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Semaj Beals, Roman Catholic – 6-1, 180 junior; Stone Saunders, Bishop McDevitt – 6-2, 215 senior; Trey Wingard, DuBois – 6-2, 210 junior; Nolan DiLucia, Peters Township – 6-2, 192 junior; Eli Reider, Mechanicsburg – 6-3, 185 senior
Running Back
Ja’Vaughn Moore, Bethel Park – 5-11, 185 senior; Jayden Zandier, Exeter Township – 6-2, 185 senior; Nazir Jones-Davis, Bishop McDevitt – 6-0, 180 junior; Chase Hatten, West Chester Rustin – 5-11, 190 senior; Cameron Small, Muhlenberg – 5-9, 182 junior; Clayton Nieves, New Oxford – 5-9, 160 senior
Wide Receiver
Rayshawn Scott, Roman Catholic – 5-10, 175 senior; Josh Smith, Mechanicsburg – 6-1, 175 senior; Dominic Diaz-Ellis, Bishop McDevitt – 6-0, 175 senior; Xzavier Pusateri, East Stroudsburg South – 6-2, 185 senior; Jontai Quick, Bishop McDevitt – 5-9, 150 sophomore
Tight End
Aidan Wescott, Wissahickon – 6-2, 195 senior
Offensive Line
Nate Stohl, Upper St. Clair – 6-3, 270 senior; Logan Wegman, Exeter Township – 6-5, 275 senior; JJ Torres, Bishop McDevitt – 6-5, 297 senior; Tyler Duell, West Chester East – 6-6, 290 junior; Wyatt Maines, Hollidaysburg – 6-5, 262 senior
Athlete
Charles Capers Jr., East Stroudsburg South – 5-10, 180 senior; Scoop Smith, Woodland Hills – 5-6, 150 junior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Lucas Lawler, Bishop McDevitt – 6-3, 235 senior; Justin Corson, Conestoga Valley – 6-4, 215 senior; Clancy Orie, Bethel Park – 6-3, 255 senior; Mykell Ford, Roman Catholic – 6-0, 240 senior; Collin Stare, Mechanicsburg – 6-2, 225 junior
Linebacker
Mickey Vaccarello, Peters Township – 6-3, 210 senior; Maurice Barnes, Bishop McDevitt – 6-2, 215 junior; William Felder, Roman Catholic – 6-1, 205 senior; Nate Romano, Springfield-Delco – 6-2, 220 senior; Naytel Mitchell, Penn Hills – 5-10, 190 senior; Reston Lehman, Peters Township – 6-4, 230 junior
Defensive Back
Jay Timmons, Pine-Richland – 5-11, 175 junior; John Wetzel, Latrobe – 6-0, 185 senior; Christian Palmer, Roman Catholic – 5-10, 180 senior; Isaiah Sensenig, Conestoga Valley – 6-1, 170 senior
Athlete
Daron Harris, Chester – 6-0, 180 junior
Specialist
Grant Argiro, Pine-Richland – 6-2, 195 senior
CLASS 6A
Player of the Year: Charlie Foulke, St. Joseph’s Prep
Coach of the Year: Calvin Everett, Harrisburg
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Gavin Sidwar, La Salle College High School – 6-3, 215 junior; Charlie Foulke, St. Joseph’s Prep – 6-2, 185 sophomore; Peyton Falzone, Nazareth – 6-5, 200 junior; Eddie Corkery, State College – 6-2, 195 senior; Jy’Aire Walls, Pittsburgh Central Catholic – 6-2, 195 senior
Running Back
Khyann Billups, St. Joseph’s Prep – 5-8, 170 junior; Aaron Beete, Bethlehem Freedom – 5-10, 165 senior; Declan Clancy, Manheim Township – 5-11, 195 senior; TJ Lawrence, Parkland – 5-11, 200 sophomore
Wide Receiver
Ty Salazer, State College – 5-11, 173 senior; Elias Coke, Harrisburg – 6-3, 200 junior; Joey O’Brien, La Salle College HS – 6-2, 180 junior; Santana Young, Central Dauphin East – 6-0, 180 senior
Tight End
Michael Glover, Wilson-West Lawn – 6-3, 219 sophomore
Offensive Line
Jack Yatchenko, North Allegheny – 6-3, 290 senior; Khalil Stewart, St. Joseph’s Prep – 6-4, 290 senior; Luke Milito, State College – 6-2, 270 junior; Spencer McClintock, Manheim Township – 6-5, 250 senior; Owen Marks, Manheim Township – 6-3, 250 senior; Matt Gaul, State College – 6-3, 285 sophomore
Athlete
Tyson Scott, George Washington – 5-10, 175 senior; Madyx Gruber, Wilson-West Lawn – 5-10, 161 senior
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Messiah Mickens, Harrisburg – 6-0, 200 junior; Robert Edwards III, Emmaus – 6-1, 290 junior Joseph Sondah, Imhotep Charter – 6-1, 280 junior; Lincoln Hoke, North Allegheny – 6-1, 250 junior
Linebacker
Anthony Sacca, St. Joseph’s Prep – 6-4, 210 senior; Bradley Gompers, Pittsburgh Central Catholic – 6-4, 250 senior; Jayden Ransom, Williamsport – 6-0, 210 senior; Cam Smith, St. Joseph’s Prep – 6-2, 215 senior; Michael Gaul, State College – 6-1, 220 senior; Nate Szydlik, Council Rock South – 6-2, 205 junior
Defensive Back
Xxavier Thomas, Pittsburgh Central Catholic – 5-11, 180 senior; Quincy Brannon, Harrisburg – 5-11, 171 senior; Donovan Rodriguez, Manheim Township – 5-11, 175 senior; Tommy Miller, Downingtown West – 6-0, 180 senior
Athlete
Will Day, Easton Area – 5-8, 185 senior; Michael Scott, Dallastown – 5-9, 155 senior; Hakeem Cooper, Abraham Lincoln – 6-1, 175 senior
Specialist
Matthew Parker, Central York – 6-2, 209 senior; Billy Lech, Pittsburgh Central Catholic – 6-2, 190 senior