Warrior Varsity Baseball

Will Johnson has committed to play for Vanderbilt next year. Ryan Atwood and Craig McConaughy will be playing for Navarro College in 2011.

JV Baseball

The all freshman JV White baseball Team took second in the district with a 9-5 record.

Warrior Annual Golf Tournament

Balcones Country Club - Spicewood Course
Friday, May 14
12:00 Noon

Plan’s for this year’s Warrior Football Golf Classic are in full swing. Come out and join us for a great afternoon of scramble golf.

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Warrior Tennis

Westwood is 2010 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS for Girls Tennis and Runner-up for Boys Tennis. There are 10 spots to go to Regionals (top two in each event) and Westwood took 4 of them. We were the only school to make it to the semifinals in every event at District.

Girls Singles	Maya Mozdzierz-Monico - District Champion Isabella Mozdzierz-Moncio - Second Place
Girls Doubles	Sophia Ong and Erica Zeitz - Second Place
Mixed Doubles	Kevin and Karen Vo - Second Place
Boys Doubles	James Feng and Brian Ong - 4th Place
Boys Singles	Will Burns - 3rd Place Chad Griesbach - 4th place

Warrior Softball - A Night Under the Lights

The Westwood Softball team is hosting it's 5th Annual Homerun Derby, Donkey Drop Bingo, and BBQ sales at the Westwood Softball field on Wednesday, Apr. 14th at 6:00pm. 4 live bands will be playing and prizes will be given to the winners of each age level of the Homerun Derby. For ages below adults, markers will be placed to give a fair chance for age group. For just $10.00 you will get a chance at 10 swings. The person in your age level with the most homeruns will receive the following prizes: Ages 6-Under gift baskets, Ages 7-9 gift baskets, Ages 10-14 Boys and Ages 10-14 Girls $25.00 Best Buy gift card, Ages 15-Up Men $50.00 Best Buy gift card, Ages 15-Up Female $50.00 Best Buy gift card. Also, enter to win a chance at $300.00 at the Donkey Drop Bingo for only $10 per ticket. Homemade Briskets Plates for $7.00 includes bean, potato salad, bread, and drink located at the Westwood Boy's Baseball field.

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Westwood Men and Women Advance to Regional Championship Game

With an outstanding home crowd as witness, the Westwood Warriors showed off their soccer skills at the regional semifinals today. The Lady Warriors dominated the Bryan Vikings with a solid score of 3-0 (2 goals by junior Mikayla Engel and on from senior Katie Barrera). They will be playing The Woodlands at Kelly Reeves Athletic stadium tomorrow at 11:00AM.

The men’s team fought hard, and the match ended in a 1-1 tie with the Garland Naaman Forest Rangers (goal scored by junior J.T. Seger off an assist from junior Zac Coplen). The game then went into two 10-minutes overtime periods and, when there was no score, went to penalty kicks. Senior Emerson Nunez and junior Michael Raddatz scored goals on PKs but it was the heroic efforts of goalie Sean Kinny, successfully stopping four of the Rangers attempts and bringing home victory for the Warriors. The men will take on The Woodlands tomorrow at 1:00PM at Kelly Reeves Athletic stadium tomorrow at 1:00PM.

The Westwood Soccer program would like to thank all the amazing Westwood fans who showed up and gave support today. What a crowd! You make all the difference, and we hope to see you tomorrow at the championship games. Go Wood!

- Leah Nyfeler

Westwood Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams Progress to Regional Quarterfinals!

Friday, March 26, was a beautiful day for soccer, and the Westwood soccer teams did not disappoint. The Lady Warriors took advantage of the beautiful field in Brenham to defeat the Klein Oak Panthers 1-0 in a close fought match. They will continue on in Regional play, taking part in the Regional quarterfinals against Stony Point ( day and time to be announced --please see the Westwood , Soccer page, as details will be posted as soon as they are determined. The game will most likely be either Monday or Tuesday. )

The Men’s Varsity team played against Tomball, a team that had not been defeated since pre-season. At the end of the closely fought first half, the Warriors were behind by one point. However, the Warriors came to play, and they came back strong, scoring three unanswered points (by juniors J.T. Seger, Zach Coplen, and Joseph Nunez) in a heated and very physical 40 minute final half, handing Tomball a defeat to remember (3-1). The men will play their Regional quarterfinal match against Cypress Falls on Monday, March 29, at 8:00PM in Brenham (directions can be found at the soccer website ).

Please come support our Westwood Soccer teams! Wins for either the Lady Warriors or the Men’s Team will result in matches at the Regional finals to be held here at our very own home stadium, the Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex, on Friday and Saturday, April 2-3. Help our athletes continue on this run of phenomenal post-season success by giving your support as we progress through the Regional tournament. Go Wood!

-Leah Nyfeler

RRISD Athletic Complex Name Changed to Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex

The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees voted to rename the Round Rock ISD Athletic Complex on Parmer Lane to the Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex. Reeves is a former RRISD teacher, coach and athletic director who passed away in Nov. 2009 after a battle with cancer. The decision was made at the Feb. 18, 2010 School Board Meeting...

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Westwood Men’s Soccer Poised to Take #1 in District

It’s been an exciting season for Westwood Soccer! The Warriors have dominated district play this year, and Tuesday’s game against Cedar Park was another win (4-0, with goals by seniors Emerson Nunez, Stephen Ciccolella, and junior J.T. Seger). For weeks, the Warriors have been neck-and-neck with Georgetown as to making claim for the number one spot in district; district standings are determined by a point system based on number of wins, losses, and ties, and Westwood and Georgetown are currently tied with 28 points each. However, the Warriors are the only district team to have defeated Georgetown this season—not just once, but TWICE. So in the event of a point tie, first place will be awarded to Westwood based on match play.

This Friday night’s game against Vista Ridge at 8:00PM at the RRISD Stadium clenches (or breaks) the Warriors’ hold on that number one position. The last time Vista Ridge and Westwood met, the game ended in a 1-1 tie. The Warriors will be looking for a definite win to show the district that they deserve top ranking. And a win will be a perfect send-off for the Warrior’s senior players: Kamron Alexander, Reid Beauchamp (captain), Stephen Ciccolella, Alex Dolan (captain), Nathaniel Hilpert, Sean Kinny, Emerson Nunez, Michael Reynoso (captain), and Derek Tinker. Please come join us and show that great Westwood spirit as we celebrate our seniors and play the final game of an exciting district season. Go Wood!

-Leah Nyfeler

Lady Warrior Softball-Bases for the Cure

This Friday night at 6:45 the Westwood Lady Warrior softball team is dedicating their first home game of the season on their new field to breast cancer awareness and all of the lives affected by breast cancer. The cost of the game is $4 and 2 of those dollars will go towards the Susan G. Komen foundation. They are having an opening ceremony where each player has invited a person they know affected by cancer. Those folks will get an opportunity to throw the “first pitch” to the players. JV game starts at 5:30 and the Varsity game starts at 7:30. First Pitch and Opening Ceremony starts at 6:45. If you can come, try to arrive around 6:30.

Two Westwood Lady Soccer players sign a 4 year scholarship to play collegiate Soccer

Kathy Canann signs with BYU-Hawaii
Natalie Gardina signs with Texas State

Men’s Varsity Soccer Moves up in District Standings

Tuesday’s game against Vista Ridge has moved the Men’s Varsity Soccer team into second place in district standings. J.T. Seger, despite a problematic ankle, scored Westwood’s goal in the second half. Seger is currently 5th overall in Central Texas in number of goals scored this season(Joseph Nunez and Stephen Ciccolella are also highly ranked--8th and 12th, respectively). Westwood’s keepers, Nathaniel Hilpert and Sean Kinney, kept Vista Ridge from answering, and the game ended in a 1-1 tie.

Westwood has a great chance at becoming number 1 in District this year. Each game from now to the end of season is crucial; as the only team to have thus far beaten #1 ranked Georgetown, the Warriors are definite contenders. This Saturday’s game, a rematch against Stony Point, promises to be exciting (the previous match ended in a 2-2 tie, and Stony Point is currently ranked 5th in district play). Please come support the Warriors this Saturday, February 20, at 1:00PM at Dragon Stadium. GO WOOD!

Westwood Swimming

Congratulations to the Westwood Swim and Dive TEAM who competed in Conroe at the Fastest Regional Swim meet in the COUNTRY this past weekend and came out as one of the Top Teams! The Girls finished 3rd overall and Boys finished 4th!

Many Records were brokens and a number of Westwood swimmers Qualified for State. Please visit the Warrior Swimming Page for more details

Boys’ Basketball Closes Season, Takes McNeil to Overtime

The Westwood boys’ basketball team closed down their season Tuesday, their final three games were indicative of a bumpy ride through the rough and tumble District 16 AAAAA schedule. The Warriors were beaten by McNeil, Stony Point and Leander to close out the schedule, but put a scare into the Mavericks in a game played at McNeil’s gym. The Mavericks held a slim lead at the half and carried that lead into the fourth quarter. But the Warriors came storming back to tie the game and send it into overtime, only to lose in the extra period by a final score of 69-63. Westwood had three players in double figure scoring. Jeff Reed led the way with 17, followed by Brian Jones with 12 and soph Derek Nalodka with 10.

The Warriors end their season with an overall record of 12-21, 2-12 in district. And the team says goodbye to six seniors who had great careers at Westwood: Dominic Desantis, Kyler Fry, Damonte Jackson, Azariah (AJ) Johnson, Brian Jones and Jeff Reed. Thanks guys for some wonderful basketball over the last four years and good luck in your careers!

- Dave Swofford

Westwood Runner wins the Paramount 5K

Westwood cross country and track athlete Miles Pierce ran the Austin Marathon Paramount 5K last Sunday. Miles took first place with a time of 17:00 in front of over 900 local runners.

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Boys JV Basketball Has Rough Week

The Westwood Boys JV Basketball Team lost a hard fought game to the McNeil Mavericks JV, 42-41, Tuesday night at McNeil High School. The game was a classic defensive battle. Neither team could take a command of the lead and the game went down to the wire, with Jake Pearcy giving the Warriors the lead 41-40, on a driving lay-up with 24 seconds to go. But McNeil came back and sank two free throws with 2 seconds left, to win by one. Matt Holeman with 14 points and Jake Pearcy with 12 points led the way for Westwood.

On Friday night, the Warriors had hoped to avenge an earlier loss to the Stony Point JV. But after getting off to a fast start, they could not hold on and lost 70-62 at the WarriorDome. Heru Martin showed a strong inside game by scoring 16 points and pulling down 5 rebounds. Matt Holeman followed with 13 points, but it was not enough to hold the Tigers.

The Junior Warriors, whose season record fell to 17-8 (7-6 in district play) hope to finish the season strong at Vista Ridge on Tuesday night.

- Greg Dettman

National Signing Day

Four Westwood Warriors committed to play College Football.

Jordan Williamson - Stanford, Alex Freeman - Texas A&M, Princeton Collins - Utah, Chandler Cannon - CSU Pueblo

Lady Warriors Basketball Finishes Strong

The Lady Mavericks traveled to Westwood to take on the Lady Warriors Tuesday night. In front of a packed house the Lady Warriors started off the night with Senior Night showing gratitude and thanks to the five seniors: Lauren Afflerbaugh, Sabrina Cortez, Eileen Irby, Alex Moore, and Kristin Wright. The Lady Warriors came out fighting and took the lead in the first quarter with the score 10 to 9. Intensity increased as the second quarter started with Sabrina Cortez adding in some great defensive play and some key steals. The buzzer went off ending the half with the Lady Warriors up 25 to 18. The third quarter proved to be a challenge as the Lady Mavericks came out with more fire and intensity and outscored the Lady Warriors 19 to 13. The Lady Warriors dug a little deeper and finished the fourth quarter with heart and desire. With the score close, Sophomore Felicia Oakmon went four for four from the free throw line and rallied the momentum to help finish off the Lady Mavericks. Leading the charge throughout the entire game was Junior Marita Moya who had her best game of the year with 7 assists, 2 steals, and four points. Freshmen Khiani Clark finished off the season with another double-double with 21 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists, and 1 steal. Congratulations to the Lady Warriors on ending the season with a fantastic finish!!!

- Melissa Fisher

Heart Screenings Schedule - This Saturday

Jeff Reed’s Buzzer Beater Sets off Wild Celebration in Boys’ Basketball Action

With the scored tied and precious seconds ticking off the clock, Westwood’s Jeff Reed decided that overtime was not going to be necessary. A fade away three pointer from the corner as time expired kissed the cords on the way down and sent Westwood to a thrilling victory over the Leander Lions Friday night at the Westwood Field House. As the 51-48 final was posted on the scoreboard, Reed was mobbed by teammates and fans alike. The game was close throughout as Westwood held a slim lead at the half and could never fully break away from Leander in a hard fought second half. Reed’s efforts, combined with one of the better performances by his Westwood teammates this season, sent the Warriors to only their second district win of the season. Azariah (AJ) Johnson turned in one of his best games, finishing with 12 points, in addition to several critical boards and blocked shots. Reed’s magical trey at the end of the game was part of his nine total points.

Earlier in the week, Westwood came out on the short end of a 59-33 score to Georgetown. Reed and Kyler Fry chipped in seven points apiece to lead the Warriors.

Westwood’s record for the year now goes to 12-18 and 2-9 in district 16 AAAAA play. Next up is the always entertaining rivalry with McNeil Tuesday night at the Maverick’s home court. Then Friday, Westwood hosts the final home game of the season against Stony Point. The game will be preceded by a special Parents’ Night ceremony.

-David Swofford

Boys Soccer Update

Westwood’s Boy’s Varsity soccer team beat undefeated Georgetown in a rousing upset on Saturday at RRISD Athletic Stadium. The first half was all offense. Juniors J.T. Seger and Joseph Nunez scored points for the Warriors; Seger’s goal was on a penalty kick drawn by senior Kamron Alexander. Georgetown scored once, bringing the game at halftime to 2-1. The Warrior’s defensive back line, led by senior Alex Dolan, dominated the second half and held Georgetown off for the win. Final score of the match: Warriors victorious 2-1.

Please come support Warrior soccer this Friday at 8PM, RRISD Athletic Stadium, as Varsity goes up against McNeil for the first time this season in district play. GO WOOD!

Warrior Swimming and Diving

District 16-5A Championship Meet

The meet is at the UT Swim Center on January 29-30. Prelims start at 9:20am on Friday the 29th. Finals start at 9:20 on Saturday the 30th. Please come cheer on the swimmers and divers!

Two Westwoodians honored on AAS All Decade Team

Trevor Marrongelli

Didn't allow a sack as a junior and was an All-Central Texas pick as a senior.

Richard Havins

From 2005 to 2006, Havins collected 261 tackles and two All-Central Texas selections

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Kelly Don Reeves

Kelly Don Reeves 1946 - 2009 Kelly Don Reeves was born in Ralls, Texas, on July 27, 1946 to Herman and Hylen Holloway Reeves. He grew up in several small West Texas towns and in Yuma, Arizona where Herman farmed the newly irrigated desert. Kelly graduated from Graham High School in 1964 where he ran track and was a football standout. There he played on the Steers state semi-final team. He first attended Murray State Junior College in Tishomingo, Oklahoma before transferring to Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico. There he played on nationally ranked teams, was influenced by several prominent coaches and developed lifelong friendships. Kelly received his Bachelor and Master's Degrees from Highlands where he served as a graduate assistant coach. He spent thirty-five years in public education. Kelly loved teaching and primarily taught science, including Biology. He taught and coached at Liberal High School in Kansas, Anson High School, Brazosport High School, Schertz-Clemens High School, and Westwood High School, all in Texas.

In 1981, Kelly became the first head football coach and athletic coordinator at Westwood High School in the Round Rock School District. He spent eight years in that position before accepting the position of Athletic Director for the Round Rock ISD in 1989. He retired from that position in 2005. In retirement, Kelly worked part-time in sales for the south central region for Daktronics, Inc., a scoreboard and video replay system manufacturer. Throughout his career Kelly touched the lives of countless players; teaching them not just the game but also the life lessons learned through football. Kelly clearly won the respect and admiration of his peers in the coaching fraternity. He continually expressed his appreciation for the support his former players and fellow coaches displayed throughout his two-year fight with cancer. Kelly was named Athletic Director of the year for the state of Texas in 1996. He received the State Award of Merit in1998 from the Texas High School Athletic Director's Association, and was elected to the THSADA Hall of Honor in 2000. He served the THSADA as a board member, vice president and as president. In 2005, Kelly received the THSADA President's award for his contribution to high school athletics in Texas. In 1998, Kelly was elected to the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Board of Directors. In 2003, Kelly was recognized by the NIAAA for service to high school athletics and awarded a NIAAA Citation. From 2000 to 2005 and again in 2007, he served the NIAAA and the THSADA as the Texas State Coordinator for Leadership Training for high school athletic directors in the state of Texas. In this position, he taught many classes to athletic directors across the state of Texas and in 2009 the THSADA honored Kelly with the Professional Development Award.

In 2000 Kelly received the Honorary Life Time Membership Award from the PTA of Texas. Kelly was formerly a member of Pond Springs Baptist Church where he taught Sunday School for twenty-four years and served on numerous committees. He and Pauletta recently joined First Baptist Church, Austin. Kelly led a very active life and loved the outdoors. He loved camping and fishing. Kelly enjoyed trips to the mountains of New Mexico and took his boys on frequent fishing trips to Port Aransas. He was always working; around the house, mowing the church yard, or on his property in Salado.

Kelly was a music lover and also enjoyed Texas history. Above all, Kelly was a family man-a loving husband and an incredible father. Kelly is survived by his loving family-Pauletta, his wife of thirty-seven years; his son, Stephen Reeves and wife Deborah of Austin, and his son, Brad Reeves and wife Amanda, and granddaughter Madison Reeves and grandson Eli Reeves of Georgetown; his brother, Jerry Reeves and wife Dawn of Aubrey, TX, and his brother, Robin Reeves and wife Debbie, of Murphy, TX, and his sister-in-law, Patricia Reeves of Maryville, TN, as well as several nieces and nephews. Kelly was preceded in death by his mother and father, Hylen and Herman Reeves of Anson, TX; his infant sister, Constance Reeves and his brother Larry Reeves of Maryville, TN. Pallbearers include Ron Baker, Tommy Cox, Jim Elam, Ken Houlett, Mike Jolly, Jim Loerwald, Bob Mann and Norman Sansom. Visitation will be at Cook-Walden/Chapel of the Hills Funeral Home on Anderson Mill Road in Austin on Monday, November 23, 2009, from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. Funeral services will be held at First Baptist Church of Austin, 9th and Trinity, on Tuesday, November 24, 2009, at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery in Anson, TX at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 25, 2009.

Cook Walden - Chapel of the Hills - Funerals & Cremations

Westwood 34 Vista Ridge 14

The red hot Warriors brought home their 4th consecutive district win Thursday night by beating the Vista Ridge Rangers 34-14 at Leander Bible Stadium.

The Warriors will travel to Houston next week to take on Cypress Woods in the playoffs

Cross Country

Regionals

The boys and girls cross country teams competed in the district meet this past Saturday at Old Settler's Park. Two runners placed in the top 10 and are headed to Arlington on Friday to compete at the Regional meet on Saturday. Elisha Arends placed 5th overall in the Varsity Girls Division with a time of 12.10 minutes for a 2 mile race. Miles Pierce came in 9th overall in the Varsity Boys Division with a time of 16.08 for the 5K race. Good luck to Ellie and Miles in Arlington!!!

Volleyball Ranked 1st in the State!!!!

 Our Westwood Volleyball Lady Warriors won their Regional Quarterfinal over The Woodlands' College Park: 3-2, 25-20,25-27,16-25, 25-18,15-10. As a result of their victory, and other Regional Quarterfinal games, the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) updated their rankings of Texas High School Volleyball Varsity teams, where our Lady Warriors now rank first in Texas!

Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally

Warrior Swimming

The Girls and Boys Swim & Dive Teams are off to a fast start. Both teams are undefeated with victories over Round Rock, Cedar Park, Stony Point and McNeil. They also both took home the Team Championship against 37 other teams at the AISD Invitational.

This Saturday (10/17) they host their last home meet of the season at Anderson Mill Pool vs. LBJ HS and Anderson HS. The meet starts at 8:45am! Come support your Wet Warriors!!!!

Ladies Volleyball Ranked 2nd in the State !!!

On August 31, 2009, the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) their rankings of Texas High School Volleyball Varsity teams, where our Lady Warriors ranked second! Go Wood!

Westwood 28 Ceddar Park 25

The red hot Warriors clinched a playoff spot while beating cross town rival Cedar Park. Cedar Park was previously undefeated in district play and most recently knocked off state ranked Stony Point. The Warriors are the hottest Team in 16-5A coming off 3 impressive wins heading into their final regular season game against Cedar Park Vista Ridge on Thursday night. The Warrior offensive line continues to open the door for Princeton Collins and Ben Johnsn while the defense is emerging as one of the strongest units in the state.

Come on out Thursday Night and support our playoff bound Warriors.

The game is Thursday Night, 7PM at Leander Bible Stadium

Warrior Night at Catfish Parlour on October 28

We have scheduled a Warrior Night at Catfish Parlour on 183 on October 28. A portion of the proceeds from the evening go directly to support the Warriors.

Bring the Family and some friends for a great atmophere, good food and to support a great program

Tennis to play in District Finals

The Tennis will play in district finals at Georgetown at 4:00 PM Wednesday, Octber 15th.

Westwood Rocks Homecoming with a 34 - 14 Win!!!

The Westwood varsity football team deflated the Round Rock Dragons by shutting out the Dragons 34-0 in the first three quarters. The Warrior defense forced 4 fumbles and recovered two in addtion to 4 interceptions for a total of 6 turnovers. The defense gave up a single TD while the Dragons scored on a fluke play in the fourth quarter.

Princeton "the homecoming king" Collins lead the offense with 114 rushing yards and 26 receiveing yards for three touchdowns. Ben Hynds made the play of the night when a Round Rock kick returner broke through the initial coverage but was crushed on the 15 yard line by Hynds. Jordan Williamsone had a perfect night with 7 kickoffs , all touchbacks, 2 field goals, 47 and 23 yards, 4 extra points and no tackles.

The Warriors travel to Bible stadium this friday to take on district foe Leander

Highlight Video

Ladies Basketball Launches New Website

Check out the brand new Ladies basketball site for the latestest and greatest news on girls hoops

Football Program Second Edition

The Warrior Football Booster Club appreciates your great support and wanted to let you know that, due to the omission of a couple football player Senior Ads from the 2009 Warrior Football Program, we have had a new revision of the Football Program printed.

For those of you who bought/received a copy of the 2009 Warrior Football Program at the 8/28/09 Lake Travis game and would like to swap those Programs for the new version of the Program, please bring your old Program(s) to our next home game, (9/11/09 Warriors vs. Austin HS, at the RRISD Sports Complex) and we will gladly exchange them for the new/updated version of the 2009 Warrior Football Program. We apologize for any inconvenience here!

Warriorsports.org Server Problems

We had a very hectic 4 days of Web issues from sometime on August 3rd to August 7th around noon. To the best of my knowledge no data was lost. We were without frontpage extension for 4 days and any website requireing this functionality was not running.

The solution required the total removal of frontpage extensions and a reinstallation on the server. Each of the 13 subsites requires to be converted if they require frontpage extensions. Please contact me by email if your site need to be converted.

Al Onderick

Protecting Your Data

It is very important that keep a current backup of your website. The easiest way to do this is to keep all of the data on your computer and publsh it to the webserver (warriorsports.org/your-sport) as changes are made. Frontpage, Expression Web and Dreamweaver all have this functionality built in. It is your responsibility to maintain a current backup for your sport. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Eric Dehoux

Eric Dehoux (Sr. DE) took first place in the Sled Drag. Complete results will be posted when they become available.

Jordan Williamson

Jordan Williamson was also invited to the Top 12 for kickers camp, performed extremely well, finishing in second place for his outstanding kickoffs.

Past Year Recipients

First Team

• Chase Griesbach
• Will Johnson

Second Team

• Brooks Eady

Honorable Mention

• Wes Miller
• Craig McConaughy