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2018 All State Football Teams

LSWA CLASS 1A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL

By LaMar Gafford

Written for the LSWA

Whether it was a championship run or a season for the ages, it was a banner year for Lafayette Christian, Kentwood and St. Frederick.

Senior quarterback Zachary Clement from Division IV champion LCA and senior defensive back/wide receiver Trey Palmer from Class 1A champion Kentwood swept the Outstanding Player honors on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 1A All-State football team. St. Frederick coach Andy Robinson earned Coach of the Year honors in his first season after taking over a 4-7 team the year prior.

Clement led the Knights’ unstoppable attack by completing 92 of 142 passes for 2,055 yards and 36 touchdowns, while adding 636 yards and 11 touchdowns on the ground.

The senior signal caller saved the best for his final game by accounting for five touchdowns in the Division IV championship game to earn MVP honors and to give LCA back-to-back titles.

Like Clement, Palmer got it done in all facets this season – recording 86 tackles, four sacks and two interceptions on defense and tallying 1,582 all-purpose yards and 15 touchdowns on offense and special teams.

The LSU signee showcased his versatility in the Class 1A title game against Oak Grove as he caught three passes for 40 yards, made eight tackles and went 2-for-2 passing for 47 yards and a touchdown to help the Kangaroos win their first title since 2015.

Although St. Frederick’s season did not end with an LHSAA title, it was milestone year for Robinson and the school. The former Ouachita and Ruston assistant coached it to a five-win improvement in his first season.

The Warriors’ 9-3 season was highlighted by its first eight-win season in 22 years and its first victory over crosstown rival Ouachita Christian since 2002 en route to finishing as the runner-up to Oak Grove in District 2-1A.

CLASS 1A

OFFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl 

WR  J.T. Turner  Montgomery  5-7 160  Fr.  

WR  Ethan Lege  Vermilion Catholic 6-0 195 Sr.

WR  Ed Magee  Kentwood  5-11 170 Sr.

OL   Kardell Thomas  Southern 6-5 340 Sr.

OL   Camron Jackson  Haynesville 6-6  275 Jr.

OL   Nicholas Hilliard Ascension Catholic  6-2 275 Jr.

OL   Mackenzie Carrier Oberlin 6-3 305 Sr.

OL   Nick Sciria  Oal Grove  6-0 290 Jr.

QB   Zachary Clement Lafayette Christian  6-0  190 Sr.

RB   Tyrion Davis-Price Southern Lab 6-1 230 Sr.

RB   Kylan Duhe  West St. John  5-10  195 Sr.

RB   Jai Williams  Ascension Catholic  5-10 175 Jr.

ATH Logan Gabriel  Lafayette Christian 5-11 210  Jr.   

PK    Gavin Corder   St. Frederick  5-11 175 Sr.

DEFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

DL  Kenean Caldwell  Oak Grove 6-4  300 Jr.

DL  Joseph Evans  Haynesville 6-3  305 Sr.

DL  Kendall Wilkerson  Kentwood 6-5  265 Sr.

DL  Tyler Guidry  Southern Lab  6-3  215 Sr.

LB   Wyatt Rawls Oak Grove  5-8 195 Sr.

LB   Andre Reed Basile 6-1 210 Sr.

LB   Martin Lee Lafayette Christian 5-11 212 Jr.

LB   Niko Roy West St. John  6-0 240 Sr.

DB   Will Fitzhugh  Ouachita Christian  5-11 185  Jr.

DB   Pat Johnson  St. Frederick  6-5  170 Jr.

DB   Trey Palmer  Kentwood  6-0 180 Sr.

DB   Wantrell Williams  West St. John  5-11 190 Jr.

KR   Sage Ryan  Lafayette Christian  5-11 190 So.

P      Rodney Blanchard  Ascension Catholic  5-10 165 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE: ZACHARY CLEMENT, LAFAYETTE CHRISTIAN

OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: TREY PALMER, KENTWOOD

COACH OF THE YEAR: ANDY ROBINSON, ST. FREDERICK

Honorable mention

Devin Thierry, Opelousas Catholic; Hunter Daigneault, LaSalle; Gage Johnson, Basile; Dyran Cook, West St. John; Channing Holloway, Convenant Christian; Adrion Hardwell, Haynesville; Otis Moore, Oak Grove; Mikal Auge, Montgomery; Reggie Jackson, Hamilton Christian; Landon Moon, Logansport; Brad Miller, St. Edmund; Colin Lahaye, Lafayette Christian; Anthony Ruffin, Covenant Christian; Logan Graves, Montgomery; Zachariah Trujillo, Houma Christian; Drew Lege, Vermilion Catholic; Jabar Triplett, Southern Lab; Devin Gabriel, Logansport; Parker Nelson, Central Catholic; Donovan Green, Opelousas Catholic; Quintin Mitchell, Vermilion Catholic; Christopher Welch Southern Lab; Charvis Thornton, Southern Lab; Nathan Hebb, Central Catholic; David Bruce, Oak Grove; Kashon Lashley, Montgomery; Collin Chatman, Oberlin; Bryce Cooper, Kentwood; Princeton Malbrue, Lafayette Christian; Andrew Landry, Ascension Catholic; Jamar Barber, Ascension Catholic; Devin Gabriel Logansport; Eyan Webre, Houma Christian; Jeremy Bardarson, Houma Christian; Michael Anthoney Hill, Central Catholic; Harron Robinson, West St. John; D’Andre Gaudia, West St. John; Carrington Clark, West St. John; Jonathon Porter, West St. John; Zyron Wilson, West St. John; Kalipe Edwards, West St. John; Turner Carr, Ouachita Christian; Gavin Shepherd, Ouachita Christian; Lane Blue, Cedar Creek; Brandon Williams, Delhi; Maquil Hicks, Delhi; Peyton Dinger, Centerville.

LSWA CLASS 2A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL STORY/CHART

By Warren Arceneaux

Written for the LSWA

The state champions in Class 2A and Division III combined to produce eight first-team members of the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 2A All-State football. Division III champion Notre Dame and Class 2A champion Amite each producing a quartet of awardees.

Top individual honors went to quarterback Justin Ibieta of Country Day, the Outstanding Offensive Player and Dunham defensive back Derek Stingley Jr., the Outstanding Defensive Player.

Ibieta led the Cajuns to the Division III semifinals, throwing for 2,902 yards and 39 touchdowns while running for 1,014 yards and 16 touchdowns.

Stingley had 19 tackles, 11 assists, 3 passes broken up and 2 interceptions  defensively and caught 23 passes for 667 yards and ran for 201 yards and 13 rushes on offense. He scored 8 TDs receiving, 4 return TDs, three on punt returns and 1 on an interception return.

Coach of the year is John Chango of Country Day, who led the Cajuns to a 12-1 record, which included a win over Class 2A champion Amite.

Honorees from Notre Dame are offensive lineman Alex Roy, running back Noah Bourgeois, linebacker Cody LeBlanc and defensive back Jacob Dore.

Amite selections are receiver Devonta Lee, running back Corey McKnight, defensive lineman Israel Sopsher and linebacker Qadry Jackson.

LSWA CLASS 2A CHART

OFFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl 

WR  Devonta Lee  Amite  6-2  212 Sr.

WR  Jared Simpson  Vidalia  6-0  175 Sr.

WR  Murray Calhoun  Newman  6-1 185 Sr.

OL   Leonard Hickman  Many  6-4 303 Sr.

OL   Alex Roy  Notre Dame  5-10 220 Sr.

OL   Jerry Mullen  Catholic-NI  6-4  230 Sr.

OL   O’Cyrus Torrence  St. Helena 6-5 330 Sr.

OL   Victor Bouy  Country Day  6-0 220  Sr.

QB   Justin Ibieta Country Day 6-5 215 Jr.

RB   Noah Bourgeois  Notre Dame 5-6  160   Sr.

RB   Corey McKnight  Amite 5-10 185 Jr.

RB   Terrence Williams  Many  6-0 230 So.

ATH Peter LeBlanc  Catholic-NI 6-3  180 Sr.

PK    Logan Klotz  Pope John Paul 6-2 180 Jr.

DEFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

DL  Ishmael Sopsher  Amite  6-4  285  Sr.

DL  Myron Warren  Many  6-4  245 Sr.

DL  Thomas Polinard Country Day 6-2 235 Sr.

DL  John Daigle  Welsh 6-2  240  Sr.

LB  Alec Iguess  Welsh  6-0 175 Sr.

LB  Liam Rowan  Newman   6-1 220 Sr.

LB  Qadry Jackson Amite 5-10 180 Sr.

LB  Cody LeBlanc  Notre Dame  5-10  210 Sr.

DB  Derek Stingley Jr.  Dunham  6-1 190 Sr.

DB  Tavier Williams  Many  6-3 171 Sr.

DB  Jacob Dore  Notre Dame  6-0 185 Jr.

DB  Eric Reed Jr. Calvary Baptist  6-1 190 Jr.

KR  Da’Ren Zeno Welsh 6-0 195 Sr.

P      Brian Barber  Calvary Baptist 6-1 170 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: JUSTIN IBIETA, COUNTRY DAY

OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: DEREK STINGLEY, DUNHAM

COACH OF THE YEAR: JOE CHANGO, COUNTRY DAY

Honorable mention

Austyn Benoit, Welsh; Isaac Williams, South Plaquemines; Martin Butcher, Newman; Jarmone Sutherland, Newman; Christian Becnel, Country Day; Kash Foley, Riverside; Tyler Williams, Country Day; Nicky Corchiani, Country Day; Scott Wisby, Rosepine; Cody Saucier, Menard; Brandon Cochran, Menard; Byron Milligan, Ferriday;  

James Powell, Rayville; Royal Jackson, Franklin; Gahrin Standbury, Franklin; Jarius Boyd, Franklin; Kyjaun Biggles, West St. Mary; Toddrick Paul, Jeanerette; Torrell Levias, Lake Arthur; DeAngelo Gaines, Independence; Da’minya Milligan, Ferriday; Kylyn Lewis, Ferriday; Trey Henry, Catholic-NI; Seth Kerstetter, Ascension Episcopal; Jarmone Sutherland, Newman; Christian Becnel, Country Day; Devin Taylor, Dunham; Ryan McKenzie Welsh; Wesley Willis, Rosepine; Colby Hebert, Catholic-NI; Isaiah Brown, Calvary; Jhalen Brown, Ascension Episcopal; Corey LeBlanc, St. Helena; Seth Shirley, Rosepine; NiKendrick Carter, Many; Jaquez Lott, Lakside; Jordan Preuett, Lakeside; Austin Jemison, Episcopal; Brandon Garrido, Episcopal; Cade Hart, Calvary; Tristian Weatherly, Vidalia; Seth Ducote, Rosepine; Amani Gilmore, Amite; Martin Butcher, Newman; Daniel Rodriguez, Oakdale; Trey Amos, Catholic-NI; Cameron Henderson, Amite; Rasheed Lyles, Winnfield; L.J. Jones, Vidalia; Marlon Brown, Catholic-NI; Alex Self, St. Helena; Hunter Longino, Oakdale; Matt Williams, Rosepine; Chris Landry, Catholic-NI; Kaleb Clause, Rosepine; Carson Curtis, Many; Brady Meshell, Many; Isaac Williams, South Plaquemines; Devin Wilson, St. Thomas Aquinas; Mitchell Hukins, Bunkie.

2018 LSWA CLASS 3A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL

By Adam Hunsucker

Written for the LSWA

Eunice waited over three decades to hoist another state championship trophy. University High Lab captured the ultimate prize in Division II Louisiana prep football while playing with a target on its back all season.

Both champions from Class 3A placed a combined nine representatives on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s 2018 All-State team. Class 3A runner-up Sterlington and Iota, which began the playoffs as the no. 1 seed in the nonselect bracket, each had three players on the team.

Running back Michael Hollins (157 carries, 1,648 yards, 33 touchdowns) was voted the Outstanding Offensive Player. Joining Hollins on the first team were U-High teammates John Gordon McKernan (123-of-185, 1,929 yards, 27 touchdowns) at quarterback, offensive lineman Mark Coppola, defensive lineman Jaquelin Roy (42.5 tackles, 3.5 sacks, two interceptions), Jacob Burke (111 tackles, six sacks, three interceptions) at linebacker, Jordan Clark (44 tackles, four interceptions) in the defensive backfield and kick returner Christian Harris (503 return yards, three touchdowns).

The Cubs captured back-to-back Division II championships, going undefeated for the second consecutive season – 26 straight wins -- against a schedule that featured Class 5A state champion Zachary and Division I runner-up Catholic-Baton Rouge. 

Avrey Lee, a two-way standout for Eunice, was voted Outstanding Defensive Player after making 101 tackles at linebacker. Defensive back Carlin Vigers (109 tackles, seven pass breakups, four interceptions) also made the team for the Class 3A state champions.

Eunice’s Paul Trosclair led the Bobcats to their first state title since 1982 and claimed Coach of the Year honors.

CLASS 3A

OFFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

WR  Matt Domingues  Erath  6-0 180 Sr.

WR  Davion Sanders  Green Oaks  6-0 150 Sr.

WR  Jalen Jones  Union Parish 6-1 180 Sr.

OL   Trey Rugg  Sterlington  6-2 240 Sr.

OL   Mark Coppola  University  6-0 235 Sr.

OL   Evan Roussel  St. Charles Catholic 6-1 265 Jr.

OL   Juwan Felix  Iota  6-2  294  Sr.

OL   Jax Harrington   Erath  6-4  280  Sr.

QB   John Gordon McKernan  6-1 190 Sr.

RB   Dallas Reagor  Sterlington  5-10  185 Jr.

RB   Mike Hollins  University  5-11 210 Sr.

RB   Luke Doucet   Iota  5-8 202 Jr.

ATH  Shamar Smith  St. James  6-0 175 Jr.

PK Danior Ballesteros   KIPP Renaissance  5-9  150 So.

DEFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

DL   JaColon Pitre Lake Charles Prep  6-0  270 Sr.

DL   Jaquelin Roy  University  6-4 310  Jr.

DL   Mason Narcisse  St. Charles Catholic  6-3 285 Jr.

DL   Quintlan Cobb  Kaplan  6-6  309 Sr.

LB   Avery Lee  Eunice  5-9  195 Sr.

LB   Jacob Burke  University  6-0  190  Sr.

LB   Jared Singleton  Union Parish  5-7  180 Sr.

LB   Tayte Langley  Iota  6-2  234  Sr.

DB   Trey Eddins  Sterlington  6-1 185 Sr.

DB   Cameron O’Brien  Hannan  6-0  175 Sr.

DB   Jordan Clark  University  5-11 175  Sr.

DB   Carlin Vigers  Eunice  6-3 180 Sr.

KR   Christian Harris  University  6-3 230  Sr.

P       Jacob Gaude  Hannan  6-3  205  Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: MIKE HOLLINS, UNIVERSITY

OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: AVERY LEE, EUNICE

COACH OF THE YEAR:  PAUL TROSCLAIR, EUNICE

Honorable mention

Savion Jones, St. James; Arum Joseph, St. James; Barrett Hover, Berwick; Dylan Rathcke, University; Doryan Harris, University; Willie Holloway, Sterlington; Brock Risinger, Sterlington; Jake Fowler, Sumner; Orenthal Lewis, Lake Charles Prep; Dylan Vincent, Lake Charles Prep; Carrington McClinton, Washington-Marion; Colby Hollier, South Beauregard; JJ Ross, Westlake; Justin Parrish, Albany;  Sam Drouhilet, St. Louis; Gabe Rankins, Lake Charles Prep; Glen Johnson, Lake Charles Prep; Tavius Bryant, Caldwell Parish; Dillon Cage, Baker; Khiry Morrison, West Feliciana; John Williams, Loyola; Scottie Johnson, North Webster; Rapheus Joseph, Crowley; Tyler Darbonne, Eunice; Rovell Carter, Green Oaks; Aaron Boyette, Jena; Noah Devlin, De La Salle; Michael Lotief, Kaplan; Josh Jones, Berwick; Trelon Jones, Jena; Drake Abshire, Kaplan; Malik Criner, North Vermilion; Dillon Simon, Lake Charles Prep; Keith Baker, Green Oaks; Jacob Allen, Loyola; Montaze Sam, Northwest; Andrew Kilpatrick, St. Louis; Dajon Richard, Patterson; Thomas Miles, Peabody; Mekhi Hammond, Northwest; Shaun Todd, Jena; Jacoby Collins, Wossman; Gavin Laird, Marksville; Chester Martin, Sumner; Cameron Lee, Sumner; Donald Berniard, University; Tony Gibson, Church Point; Caleb Brown, St. James; Cole Jones, Sterlington; Troy Dangerfield, Jena; Jake Fontenot, Sumner; Tavonn Alexander, Lake Charles Prep; Alec D’Antoni, Loyola; Bryton Constantin, University; Logan Roy, Kaplan; Richard Scott, Avoyelles; Kenneth Harris, Caldwell Parish; Shane Bradford, Lake Charles Prep; John Martin, De La Salle; Carter Georges, Hannan; Theodore Tyler, De La Salle; Mandel Eugene, St. Charles; Jaheim Evans, Sophie B. Wright; Tyree Skipper, Sophie B. Wright; Brendan David, Hannan; Clay Essex, Cohen; Montrell Johnson, De La Salle.

LSWA CLASS 4A FOOTBALL ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM

One of the toughest offenses to stop during the 2018 high school football season was clearly St. Thomas More, while one of the toughest defenses to score against was Warren Easton.

No wonder the two top players in Class 4A come from those two schools.

Cougars junior quarterback Caleb Holstein was named the Outstanding Offensive Player, and Eagles senior defensive back Jahmal Sam was named Outstanding Defensive Player by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.

Holstein passed for a whopping 3,847 yards and 47 touchdowns in leading St. Thomas More to the Division II state title game.

Sam did a little bit of everything in leading Warren Easton to the Class 4A state championship, but he was most dominant on defense with 55 tackles, three sacks, four tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, eight pass breakups. He also had six interceptions with three returned for touchdowns.

On offense, he gained 585 rushing yards on 52 carries with 10 touchdowns. He also had a receiving touchdown, another score on a kickoff return, and he was the Eagles kicker and punter.

Leesville coach Robbie Causey was named 4A Coach of the Year in leading the Wampus Cats to their first undefeated regular season in the 98-year history of the school and their first appearance in the state semifinals. Leesville now has three consecutive district titles, as well.

Schools with multiple players on the team include Easton (Ashaad Clayton, Josh Williams and Sam), 4A state champion Karr (Kenny Bannister, Leonard Kelly and Devin Bush), St. Martinville (Michael Pete, Travien Benjamin and Markell Chambers), Lakeshore (Jacob Bernard and Christian Westcott), Neville (Logan Newell and La’Kamion Franklin), and ED White (Peyton Amedee and Brandon Legendre).

2018 LSWA CLASS 4A All-State Football

OFFENSE
WR Kayshon Boutte Westgate 6-0 185 Jr.
WR Jacob Bernard Lakeshore 5-11 195 Sr.
WR Grant Arceneaux St. Thomas More 5-7 160 Sr.
OL Kenny Bannister Karr 6-4 240 So.
OL Thomas Perry Teurlings 6-6 325 Sr.
OL Logan Newell Neville 6-6 280 Sr.
OL Matthew Anderson Leesville 6-7 260 Sr.
OL Michael Pete St. Martinville 6-3 253 Jr.
QB Caleb Holstein St. Thomas More 6-4 212 Jr.
RB Travien Benjamin St. Martinville 5-11 185 Sr.
RB Corey Warren Pearl River 5-11 205 Jr.
RB Ashaad Clayton Warren Easton 6-0 185 Jr.
ATH Leonard Kelly Karr 5-11 185 Jr.
PK Jacob Barnes Woodlawn-BR 5-11 180 Sr.

DEFENSE
DL Josh Ratcliff Assumption 6-0 260 Sr.
DL Christian Westcott Lakeshore 6-0 185 Jr.
DL Jacob Parker Warren Easton 5-10 190 Sr.
DL La’Kamion Franklin Neville 6-1 210 Sr.
LB Josh Williams Warren Easton 5-11 190 Sr.
LB Kelin Burrle Helen Cox 6-0 185 Jr.
LB Tyler Lummus Northwood 6-0 210 Sr.
LB Markel Chambers St. Martinville 5-8 200 Sr.
DB Peyton Amedee E.D. White 5-10 175 Jr.
DB Ty’Darian Quinney Tioga 5-11 165 Sr.
DB Jahmal Sam Warren Easton 5-11 180 Sr.
DB Devin Bush Karr 6-0 190 Sr.
KR Brandon Legendre E.D. White 5-9 185 Sr.
P Jacob Barnes Woodlawn-BR 5-11 180 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: CALEB HOLSTEIN, ST. THOMAS MORE

OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: JAHMAL SAM, WARREN EASTON

COACH OF THE YEAR: ROBBIE CAUSEY, LEESVILLE

Honorable mention
Shawn Hall Jr., Assumption; Gage Boudreaux, Ellender; Karson Adams, E.D. White Catholic; Brennan Patterson, Vandebilt Catholic; John Trapp, Vandebilt Catholic; Justin Belgard, Buckeye; Damon Derouen, St. Martinville; Justin Bourque, St. Martinville; Keith Lopez, Westgate; Quaterius Hawkins, Bastrop; Christian Smith, Bastrop; Robert McDaniel, Bastrop; Kirren Whitley, Franklin Parish; Aubrey Scott, North DeSoto; Bubba Osby, Benton; Detraveon Brown, Northwood; Kyren Brown, Northwood; Cole Horton, Benton; Jacoby Williams, Lutcher; Kolby Bourgeois, Lutcher; Trayon Jones, Northwood; Kenneth Ravare, Tioga; Greg Clark, Lakeshore; Sedrick Vanpran, Warrem Easton; Walker Elkins, Northwood; Thomas Deloach, St. Thomas More; Montae Lynch, Leesville; Brett Pope, Leesville; D’Ante Gallashaw, Leesville; Luke Bogan, Northwood; Leonard Kelly, Karr; Blake McGehee, Tioga; Markavon Williams, St. Martinville; Thomas Brown, Woodlawn-Shreve; Donald Dardar, South Terrebonne; Talyn Adams, Leesville; DeSanto Rollins, Parkview Baptist; Marcus Cormier, St. Martinville; Chandler Rhodes, Vandebilt Catholic; Aaron Benfield, E.D. White; Javon Carter, Neville; Matt Pajinag, Leesville; Herman Christophe, Plaquemine; Jacoke Brock, Tioga; Gregory Mahtook, St. Thomas More; Tyrese Martin, Breaux Bridge; Javone Wiltz, St. Martinville; Carl Edmonds, Neville; Jaden Henderson, McDonogh 35; Ra’Shad Onezime, Carencro; Austin Kent, Karr; J’mel Cooley, Carver; Erin Ragas, Belle Chasse; Jaden Henderson, McDonogh 35; Donovan Johnson, Helen Cox; Chester Kimbrough, Warren Easton; Cody Taylor, Belle Chasse; Ralph Jones, Belle Chasse; Terrell “Smoke” Brown, Helen Cox; Antonio Joseph, Riverdale; Quincy Curry, Carver; Myron Junior, Kennedy; Lance Legendre, Warren Easton; Parker Orvin, Lakeshore.

LSWA CLASS 5A FOOTBALL ALL-STATE

Written for the LSWA

In their own way, Keilon Brown of Zachary High and Evangel Christian’s Elijan Chatman continued traditions at their respective schools.

Brown was voted the Outstanding Offensive Player and Chatman was selected as the Outstanding Defensive Player on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 5A All-State football team selected by a panel of sportswriters from across the state.

After leading Zachary to its second straight 5A title and third LHSAA 5A crown in four years, Brown becomes the second Bronco to claim Outstanding Offensive Player honors, following 2015 winner Lindsey Scott Jr., now of the University of Missouri. Scott won the award in 2015 when Zachary won its first title.

Chatman follows in the tradition of a long line of Evangel defensive players to claim LSWA all-state honors, including LSU players Davin Cotton and Micah Baskerville, as well as ECA coach Byron Dawson.

East Ascension coach Darnell Lee, who led his team to its first quarterfinal appearance since 2004, was voted the 5A Coach of the Year.

Evangel’s Chatman had 58 tackles and 9 sacks during the regular season and was voted the Defensive MVP of District 1-5A. Zachary’s Brown made the LSWA team for the second straight year and finished with 4,124 yards of offense and 30 total touchdowns. The totals included 2,770 passing yards and 1,354 rushing yards.

Lee, a former East Ascension player and assistant coach, led the Spartans to an 11-2 record, including that quarterfinal berth.

CLASS 5A

OFFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

WR  Chandler Whitfield  Zachary  5-9  160  Sr.

WR  Tyjae Spears  Ponchatoula  5-11  185  Sr.

TE    Ray Parker   Ruston  6-5  285  Sr.

OL   Ahmad Bradley  Ehret  6-1  280 Sr.

OL   Preston Guedry  John Curtis  5-11 260 Sr. 

OL   Victor Cutler  West Monroe  6-3 290 Sr.

OL   Kolby Matthews  Zachary 6-0 310 Sr.

OL   Cameron Davis  Captain Shreve  6-2 285 Sr.

QB   Keilon Brown  Zachary  6-0 180 Jr.

RB   John Emery Destrehan  5-11 202 Sr.

RB   Harlan Dixon Slidell 6-0 175 Jr.

RB   Cam Wright  West Monroe  5-9 185 Sr.

ATH  Travis Mumphrey  Ehret  6-1 190 Sr.

PK    Scotty Roblow  Byrd  6-4 156 Sr.

DEFENSE

Pos Player School  Ht  Wt  Cl  Stats

DL   Dalvin Hutchinson  West Monroe  6-1 312 Sr.

DL   Andrew Gleason  West Monroe  6-2 240 Sr.

DL   Perry Ganci  Jesuit  6-2 248  Sr.

DL   Elijah Chatman  Evangel  6-3  250 Sr.

LB   Donte Starks  Ehret  6-1  215  Sr.

LB   Wes Brady  Zachary  5-11 225  Sr.

LB   Carl Glass Ouachita 5-10 185 Jr.

LB   Na’Drian Dizadare  Evangel 6-2 200 Sr.

DB   Latrell Charles  Acadiana  5-11 175 Sr.

DB   Jadarius Clark Alexandria  6-2 180 Jr.

DB   Tyler Judson  Zachary  6-0 185 Sr.

DB   Donald Clay  John Curtis 5-11  175 Sr.

KR   Michael Hamburg  West Monroe  5-10  148 Sr.

P      Cole Cazenave  Catholic-BR 6-0 185 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: KEILON BROWN, ZACHARY

OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: ELIJAH CHATMAN, EVANGEL CHRISTIAN

COACH OF THE YEAR: DARNELL LEE, EAST ASCENSION

Honorable mention

Anthony Ruffin Jr., Terrebonne; Johnny Carter III, Terrebonne; Thor Boudreaux, New Iberia; William Black, New Iberia; Tay Cole, Ponchatoula; Jaquez Jackson, Ouachita; Jonathan Williams, Ouachita; Ethan Swanner, West Monroe; Chandler Moncrief, West Monroe; Brooks Miller, West Monroe; Dylan Skinner, Ruston; Camdyn Crowe, Ruston; Tyrik Mitchell, Hammond; CJ McWilliams, Haughton; Horatio Ruffins, Evangel; Blake Shapen, Evangel; DJ Fleming, Captain Shreve; Tristan Sweeney, Haughton; Nick Erwin, Byrd; Kentravious Morris, Parkway; Brandon Marshall, Airline; Brian Marshall, Airline; Brian Thomas Walker; Jalen Cook, Walker; Byron Lockhart, Walker; Deron Coleman, Ehret; Hunter Brown, Barbe; Jerren Gilbert, Sam Houston; Jacob Kieff, Jesuit; A.J. Gillie, Natchitoches Central; Devin Doucet, Acadiana; Falepuke Alo, East Ascension; Gerron Duhon, Sam Houston; Zene Chretien, Barbe; Chaz Ward, Terrebonne; Deon Jenkins, Central Lafourche; Hahsan Jackson, Ruston; Chaunzavia Lewis, Ouachita; Richard Chark, Alexandria; Larryll Greene, Acadiana; Tamauge Sloan, Evangel Christian; Eric Outley, Ruston; Jacob Guidry, Slidell; Peyton Stovall, Haughton; Morgan Clark, Sulphur; Alberto Ontiveros, East Ascension; Max Scheurich, Jesuit; Cayden Reynolds, Alexandria; Ja’Khi Douglas, Terrebonne; Jacob Humphrey, Sam Houston; Caleb Jackson, Zachary; Jacobian Guillory, Alexandria; Angelo Anderson, John Curtis; Kershawn Fisher, Northshore; Braden Carrier, Acadiana; Deshon Hall, East Ascension; Elijah Reames, Catholic-BR; Cullen Butler, Terrebonne; Edgerrin Cooper, Covington; Jake LeFleur, Sulphur; Michael Harlow, Sam Houston; Mikinzi Nash, Pineville; Jonathan Mestayer, Catholic-BR; Dequann Mitchell, East Ascension; Tyrone Lewis, Hammond; Bruce LaRocca, Barbe; Austin Dunlap, Northshore; Chandler Washington, Covington; Branden Walker, Sulphur; Adonis Friloux, Hahnville; Tyler Grubbs, Holy Cross; Ahmad Harris, East Jefferson; Greg Brooks, West Jefferson; Ishmael Burdine, Slidell; Donovan Kaufman, Rummel; Jarius Monroe, East St. John; Dontrell Smith, Destrehan; Chaz Burchfield, Slidell; Chase Cooke, Destrehan; Deron Coleman, Ehret; Brady Faust, Brother Martin; Dywan Griffin, Landry-Walker; Tyler Kirkwood, Holy Cross; Broderick Martin, St. Augustine; Koy Moore, Rummel; Jordan Pickney, Ehret; Noah Varnado, Jesuit; Chad Alexander, Landry-Walker; Iverson Celestine, Fontainebleau; Collin Guggenhein, John Curtis; Jack Mashburn, St. Paul’s.

2017 All State Football Teams 

Class 5A

By Lori Lyons

Special to the LSWA

The 2017 Class 5A All-State football team is but a sampling of the abundance of talent that exists in Louisiana’s highest level of high school football.

Zachary, which won its second 5A nonselect title in three years, placed three players on the team in sophomore quarterback Keilon Brown, offensive lineman Blake Anderson and place kicker Martell Fontenot.

Division I select champion Catholic, which also won its second title in three years, placed a pair of players on the team. They are defensive lineman Elijah Reames and punter Blake Davis.

Nonselect state runner-up Hahnville is represented by senior offensive lineman Larry Dixon and senior running back Anthony “Pooka” Williams, who is also the Offensive Most Valuable Player after rushing for 3,118 yards and 37 touchdowns, including more than 1,000 yards in the playoffs. Hahnville coach Nick Saltaformaggio is the Coach of the Year, beating out Catholic’s Gabriel Fertitta.

Linebacker Micah Baskerville of Evangel is the Defensive Most Valuable Player. Baskerville had 89 tackles, 6 sacks and three interceptions

Division I runner-up John Curtis is represented by linebacker Jay Curtis and defensive back Brandon Davis.

The wide receivers are Sa’lan Weber of Ponchatoula and Ja’Marr Chase of Archbishop Rummel. Sulphur’s Christian Trahan is the tight end.

Joining Anderson and Dixon on the offensive line are Jacob Ingram of West Monroe, Damien Handy of Acadiana and Will Wanner of Covington.

Covington’s Devin Brumfield and Alexandria’s Michael Orphey join Williams at running back. West Monroe’s Slade Bolden is the athlete.

Rounding out the defensive line are Devin Hutchinson of West Monroe, Trevor Betz of Covington and Dante Carter of St. Augustine.

The remaining linebackers are John Bailey Gullatt of West Monroe and Connor Breaux of Acadiana.

Defensive backs are Ar’Darius Washington of Evangel, Kelvin Joseph of Scotlandville and Macon Clark of Destrehan.

David Robinson Jr. of Central Lafourche is the kick returner.

LSWA CLASS 5A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CHART

OFFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

WR Sa’lan Weber Ponchatoula 5-11 165 Sr.

WR Ja’Marr Chase Rummel 6-1 195 Sr.

TE Christian Trahan Sulphur 6-4 245 Sr.

OL Blake Anderson Zachary 6-3 290 Sr.

OL Jacob Ingram West Monroe 6-3 290 Sr.

OL Damien Handy Acadiana 6-0 310 Sr.

OL Larry Dixon Hahnville 6-6 318 Sr.

OL Will Wanner Covington 6-5 285 Sr.

QB Keilon Brown Zachary 6-0 180 So.

RB Anthony “Pooka” Williams Hahnville 5-8 165 Sr.

RB Devin Brumfield Covington 5-10 219 Sr.

RB Michael Orphey Alexandria 5-9 180 Sr.

PK Martell Fontenot Zachary 5-10 160 Sr.

ATH Slade Bolden West Monroe 5-11 210 Sr.

DEFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

DL Devin Hutchinson West Monroe 6-1 325 Jr.

DL Elijah Reames Catholic 6-2 210 Jr.

DL Trevor Betz Covington 6-0 210 Sr.

DL Dante Carter St. Augustine 6-0 315 Sr.

LB Micah Baskerville Evangel 6-3 220 Sr.

LB John Bailey Gullatt West Monroe 5-11 220 Sr.

LB Connor Breaux Acadiana 5-10 190 Sr.

LB Jay Curtis John Curtis 6-0 230 Sr.

DB Ar’Darius Washington Evangel 5-10 175 Sr.

DB Kelvin Joseph Scotlandville 6-1 190 Sr.

DB Brandon Davis John Curtis 6-0 180 Sr.

DB Macon Clark Destrehan 6-1 185 Sr.

P Blake Davis Catholic 5-9 175 Sr.

KR David Robinson Jr. Central Lafourche 6-3 195 Sr.

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: ANTHONY “POOKA” WILLIAMS, HAHNVILLE

DEFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: MICAH BASKERVILLE, EVANGEL CHRISTIAN

COACH OF THE YEAR: NICK SALTAFORMAGGIO, HAHNVILLE

Honorable mention: Colton Gill, Captain Shreve; Jacob Turbeville, Airline; Dasmain Crosby, East St. John; Javon Antonio, East St. John; Defe Chatman, Evangel; Matt Salinas, Airline; Myles Cole, Evangel; DeAndrei Pittman, East St. John; Kendrel Holmes, East St. John; Darrius Monroe, East St. John; Howard Joseph, East St. John; Joshua Alfaro, Covington; Corione Harris, Landry-Walker; Walter Harris, Northshore; Jason Roper, Chalmette; Landen Bates, Holy Cross; Michaund Blaise, Chalmette; Terrell Brown, Ehret; Iverson Celestine, Fontainebleau; Tito Simmons, Slidell; KeJohn Batiste, Covington; Devonta Jason, Landry-Walker; Kym Wimberly, Holy Cross; Ahmad Bradley, Ehret; Nick Cotton, Covington; Gideon Daniels, John Curtis; Rhett Fleetwood, Brother Martin; Bless Harris, St. Augustine; Juan Monjarres, St. Augustine; Heath Panks, Northshore; Lyncoy Reynaud, Hahnville; Noah Seiden, St. Paul’s; Josh Smith, Landry-Walker; Cole Cavallo, Northshore; Paul Gremillion, St. Paul’s; Tyler Grubbs, Holy Cross; Ishmael Burdine, Slidell; Erick Lassair, Brother Martin; Jeremiah McDonald, Northshore; Michael Rhea, Landry-Walker; Donniel Ward-Magee, St. Augustine; Jake Hammond, Ouachita; Joshua Newton, Ouachita; Donald Johnson, Ruston; John Joseph, Pineville; Jaylon Smith, Barbe; Chandler Whitfield, Zachary; Eric Hopkins, Ruston; Chris Doyle, Ouachita; Jared Byrd, Alexandria; Kaleb Hogg, Sulphur; James Ivory, Captain Shreve; Cameron Tate, West Monroe; Trenton Charles, Scotlandville; Jabari Johnson, Ouachita; Brandyn Reaser, Ruston; Cade Baggett, Sulphur; Ramsey Logan, Ouachita; Noah White, Ruston; Elisha Sion, Acadiana; CJ Simien, Barbe; Slade Manlief, Sulphur; Javorius Harris, West Monroe; Jaden Harris, Ouachita; Tahj Samuel, Ruston; Brayden Adams, Barbe; Derron Thompson, Covington; Wes Brady, Zachary; Jarrick Bernard, Evangel; Israel Mukuamu, Parkway; Isaiah George, West Monroe; Jalen Garrison, Ruston; Cullen Butler, Terrebonne; Josh Thomas, Barbe; Cameron Page, Pineville; Datron Harper, Ouachita; John Joseph, Pineville; Keshawn James, Terrebonne; Cameron Armstead, Scotlandville; Joshua Fortenberry, Natchitoches Central.

Class 4A

By Jim Derry

Special to the LSWA

It clearly was no coincidence the top two teams in Class 4A made the state title game.

State champion Karr and runner-up Lakeshore highlight the 2017 All-State team with three players each, more than any other school.

Each finalist had two offensive players – Karr quarterback Skylar Perry at athlete and offensive lineman Lemar Johns along with Lakeshore quarterback Chris Penton and wide receiver Jacob Bernard. The Titans also placed the 4A Offensive Player of the Year in Penton, who passed for 3,790 yards with 43 touchdowns against just five interceptions.

Lakeshore’s Craig Jones was named Coach of the Year, as the Titans won their first 14 games on the way to the title game. The team also won its first four playoff games in school history in making it to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. To go along with his All-State quarterback, he also had two 1,000-yard receivers in Bernard and Jalen Willis.

The New Orleans area also had the 4A Defensive Player of the Year, as well, with Warren Easton defensive back Damien Tate taking those honors. Not only did the Tulane commit have 62 total tackles (25 solo) with seven pass breakups, but he logged six interceptions with a pick six.

To help push him over the top, Tate excelled on special teams and offense, with more than 1,000 all-purpose yards with 12 touchdowns.

OFFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

WR Lawrence Keys McDonogh 35 5-11 160 Sr.

WR Jacob Bernard Lakeshore 5-11 188 Jr.

WR Lacedric Smith Northwood 5-10 165 Sr.

OL Devin Phillips Neville 6-3 305 Sr.

OL Lemar Johns Karr 5-11 250 Sr.

OL Prince Pines Tara 6-5 320 Sr.

OL Thomas Perry Teurlings 6-7 320 Jr.

OL Josh Simmons Benton 6-3 275 Sr.

QB Chris Penton Lakeshore 5-10 185 Sr.

RB Wayne Toussant Plaquemine 5-9 165 Sr.

RB Trivensky Mosley Woodlawn-SH 5-11 190 Sr.

RB Trent Winbush Rayne 6-0 185 Sr.

PK Jacob Barnes Woodlawn-BR 5-9 160 Jr.

ATH Skyler Perry Karr 6-3 200 Sr.

DEFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

DL Anthony Freeman Neville 6-1 225 Sr.

DL Jamier Jackson Karr 6-2 225 Sr.

DL Tylan Driver Lakeshore 6-2 290 Sr.

DL Sam Greenwood St. Thomas More 5-10 236 Sr.

LB Jeremy Hudson Salmen 6-1 230 Sr.

LB Detavius Eldridge Tioga 6-2 225 Sr.

LB Cole Mayet Parkview Baptist 5-11 200 Sr.

LB Paul Laborde St. Thomas More5-10 197 Sr.

DB Damien Tate Warren Easton 6-0 182 Sr.

DB Joe Foucha McDonogh 35 6-0 190 Sr.

DB Jayvion Mitchell St. Martinville 5-11 170 Sr.

DB Xavier Lodge Woodlawn-BR 5-11 180 Sr.

P Codi Willis Plaquemine 6-2 220 Sr.

KR Brandon Legendre E.D. White 5-10 185 Jr,

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: CHRIS PENTON, LAKESHORE

DEFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: DAMIEN TATE, WARREN EASTON

COACH OF THE YEAR: CRAIG JONES, LAKESHORE

Honorable mention: Jamire Mott, Ellender; Chad Cheramie, South Lafourche; Aaron Benfield, E.D. White Catholic; Nik Shanklin, E.D. White Catholic; Andrew Robison, Vandebilt Catholic; Brennan Rogers, Vandebilt Catholic, Ernest Adams, Assumption; Hayes Domingue, Assumption; Shawn Hill, Assumption; Sawyer Cranford, Northwood; D’Treyveon Williams, Woodlawn; Sirquan Hawkins, Bastrop; Jalen Willis, Lakeshore; Maguire Parker, North DeSoto; Kaleb Carter, Cecilia; Hunter Domangue. E.D. White; Matthew Anderson, Leesville; Hunter Ducbroc, Buckeye; Benji Stansell, Parkview Baptist; Tyler Carriere, Rayne; Landon Burton, St. Thomas More; Ahmad Antoine, Karr; Andrew Croker, Leesville; Ro’Dara Ellis, Grant; Travien Benjamin, St. Martinville; Quarterius Hawkins, Bastrop; Chris Vargas, Leesville; Tanner Olivier, Cecilia; Sedrick Williams, Ellender; Evan Chaney, Parkview Baptist; Brandon Gannon, St. Thomas More; Marlon Young, Opelousas; Matt Pajinag, Leesville; Collin Desandro, E.D. White; Oscar Alexander, Cecilia; McKenzie Jackson, Leesville; Jordan Servat, E.D. White; Kerrick Alexander, Cecilia; Javien Mitchell, St. Martinville; LJ Leonard, Salmen; Tory Carmen, Buckeye; Darien Harmon, Rayne; LeJohn Howard, McDonogh 35; Lance LeGendre, Warren Easton; Ronnie Jackson, Karr; Antonio Joseph, Riverdale; Eddie Tillman, McDonogh 35; Sheldon ‘Sticks’ Jones, Warren Easton; Tyree Jones, Karr; Brennan Lanclos, Lakeshore; DeRon Mack, McDonogh 35; Isiah Sanders, Belle Chasse; Gregory Clayton, Lutcher; Alex Aucoin, Parkview Baptist; Ronell Burbank, Karr; Jeffrey ‘Bubble Gum’ Holmes, Warren Easton; Glen Brown, McDonogh 35; Michael Gautier, Lakeshore; Eddie Smith, Salmen.

Class 3A

Class 2A

Written for the LSWA

The quartet of state championship game participants each produced multiple first team members of the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 2A All-State team, with Division III runner-up Notre Dame leading the way with four representatives.

Class 2A champion Welsh has a trio of representatives, including the prolific passing pairing of Zach Hayes (2,636 yards, 30 TDs) and receiver Da’Ren Zeno (94 receptions, 1,447 yards, 19 TDs). Joining them is linebacker Alec Iguess.

Hayes, selected as athlete, is also the Offensive Most Valuable player.

Defensive MVP is lineman Dantrieze Scott of Ferriday (101 tackles, 49 tackles for loss, 10 sacks, 2 INTs).

Coach of the Year is Brent Indest of Catholic-New Iberia, who led the Panthers to a 12-1 record and Division III state championship.

Catholic-New Iberia has a pair of representatives on the team in running back Jadan Stokes and offensive lineman Harrison Schexnayder.

The Notre Dame players on the team are offensive lineman Mitchell Fruge, kicker John William Lamm, defensive lineman Alex Gardiner and linebacker Thomas Stevens.

Class 2A runner-up St. Helena is represented by offensive lineman O’Cyrus Torrence and linebacker Aaron Hurst.

Riverside Academy also produced four first-teamers in quarterback Jordan Loving, receiver Kash Foley, linebacker Jared Hymel and defensive back Garland Robertson.

Other school producing multiple first-teamers were Ferriday (offensive lineman Dare Rosenthal and Scott), Many (running back A.J. Carter and defensive back Tobias Williams) and Episcopal (defensive back Cam Dumas and punter Russ St. Romain).

LSWA CLASS 2A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CHART

OFFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

WR Rashad Naylor Rayville 5-9   160   Sr.

WR Da’Ren Zeno Welsh 6-0 180 Jr.

WR Kash Foley Riverside 6-0 170 Jr.

OL Dare Rosenthal Ferriday 6-7 305 Sr.

OL Mitchell Fruge Notre Dame 6-2 240 Sr.

OL O’Cyrus Torrence St. Helena 6-6 330 Jr.

OL Ryan White Newman 6-2 210 Sr.

OL Harrison Schexnayder Catholic-NI 5-11 210 Sr.

QB Jordan Loving Riverside 6-3 305 Sr.

RB A.J. Carter Many 6-1 221 Sr.

RB Donovan Haynes Mangham 6-0 180 Sr.

RB Jadan Stokes Catholic-NI 5-8 165 Sr.

PK John William Lamm Notre Dame 6-1 185 Jr.

ATH Zach Hayes Welsh 6-1 170 Sr.     

DEFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

DL Ishmael Sopsher Amite 6-5 285 Jr.

DL Dantrieze Scott Ferriday 6-5 245 Sr.

DL Alex Gardiner Notre Dame 5-9 235 Sr.

DL Joey McNeely Kinder 6-4 295 Sr.

LB Jared Hymel Riverside 6-2 215 Sr.

LB Aaron Hurst St. Helena 5-11 185 Sr.

LB Alec Iguess Welsh 6-0 205 Sr.

LB Thomas Stevens Notre Dame 5-11 205 Sr.
DB Garland Robertson Riverside 5-11 165 Sr.

DB Tobias Williams Many 5-11 180 Sr.

DB Derek Stingley Dunham 6-1 180 Jr.

DB Cam Dumas Episcopal 5-9 165 Sr.

P Russ St. Romain Episcopal 5-9 165 Sr.

KR Tony St. Julien Vinton 5-11 180 Sr.

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: ZACH HAYES, WELSH

DEFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: DANTRIEZE SCOTT, FERRIDAY

COACH OF THE YEAR: BRENT INDEST, CATHOLIC-NEW IBERIA

Honorable mention: Pearse Migl, Welsh; Devonta Lee, Amite; Demondre Young, Lakeview; Hayden Hudson, Mangham; Drake Carroll, Menard; Da’Minya Milligan, Ferriday; Seth Shirley, Rosepine; Miliak Hayward, Oakdale; Nick Moorman, Northlake Christian; Shacori Collier, Many; Troy Hurst, St. Helena; James Powell, Rayville; Mason Hale, Delhi Charter; Michael Williams, Dunham; Diallo Landry, Catholic-NI; Jake Cooper, DeQuincy; Sam Robichaux, Catholic-NI; Parker Founds, Many; Randy Gayden Mangham; John Daigle, Welsh; Scott Wisby, Rosepine; Jordan Cordova Kinder; Hayden Williber, Bunkie; Warner Simon, Catholic-NI; Mac Kelly, Ascension Episcopal; Broc Romero, Catholic-NI; Joshua Tinnerello, Winnfield; Cam Nelson, Notre Dame; Caden Dickinson, Episcopal; Kordavion Washington, Calvary; Brian Barber Jr., Calvary; Fred Davis, Calvary; Raphael Lemons, Red River; Tymon Sanders, North Caddo.

Class 1A

Written for the LSWA

West St. John’s Kylan Duhe and Fred Middleton of Oak Grove did not get the chance to play against each other yet there is a common bond. The duo headlines the Class 1A All-State football team selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.

Duhe was voted the Offensive Most Valuable Player after leading the Rams to their first LHSAA title since 2004, while Middleton garnered Defensive MVP honors for 1A semifinalist OGHS.

As a junior, Duhe powered the Rams with over 2,000 of total offense, including 1,704 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns, along with 430 receiving yards. Middleton, finished his senior year with 78 tackles and 14 sacks.

Ascension Catholic’s Drey Trosclair claimed Coach of the Year honors on the LSWA squad selected by a panel of sportswriters from across the state. Trosclair led ACHS to a Division IV runner-up finish in its first title-game berth in 25 years.

Duhe was one of four West St. John on the squad made up of Class 1A/Division IV players. Division IV champion Lafayette Christian also has four players on the unit, including linebacker Martin Lee.

Class 1A runner-up Kentwood placed three on the squad, led by running back Larry Carter. Logansport and Oak Grove also put three players on the team. Running back Jai Williams was one of two Ascension Catholic players selected.

LSWA CLASS 1A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CHART

OFFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

WR Trey Palmer Kentwood 6-1 185 Jr.

WR Kris Constantine Vermilion Catholic 6-0 150 Sr.

WR John Stephens Logansport 6-4 205 Sr.

OL Eric Dunn Kentwood 6-4 255 Sr.

OL John Bolding Oak Grove 6-4 305 Sr.

OL Calieb Batiste West St. John 6-3, 290 Sr.

OL Beau Badon Lafayette Christian 6-0 205 Sr.

OL Kardell Thomas Southern Lab 6-5 330 Jr.

QB Dalton Shaw Logansport 5-10 170 Sr.

RB Kylan Duhe West St. John 5-10 185 Jr.

RB Jai Williams Ascension Catholic 5-10 170 So.

RB Larry Carter Kentwood 5-11 220 Jr.

ATH Aaron Howell St. Mary’s 6-3 210 Sr.

PK Colin LaHaye Lafayette Christian 5-11 165 Jr.

DEFENSE

Position Name School Ht. Wt. Class

DL Fred Middleton Oak Grove 6-1 195 Sr.
DL Ben Slusher Cedar Creek 5-11 225 Sr.

DL Covan Barnes West St. John 6-1 225 Sr.

DL Charlie Gianelloni Ascension Catholic

LB Wyatt Rawls Oak Grove 5-9 200 Jr.
LB Damone Clark Southern Lab 6-3 220 Sr.
LB Andre Reed Basile 5-10 185 Jr.
LB Martin Lee Lafayette Christian 5-11 200 Jr.

DB Will Fitzhugh Ouachita Christian 5-11 175 So.

DB Wantrell Williams West St. John 5-11 187 So.

DB Jarrious Jackson Logansport 5-9 165 Sr.

DB Ford Sparks St. Frederick 5-11 150 Jr.

P Keyshawn Lyons Elton 5-10 190 Sr.

KR Sage Ryan Lafayette Christian 5-10 180 Fr.

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: KYLAN DUHE, WEST ST. JOHN

DEFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: FRED MIDDLETON OAK GROVE

COACH OF THE YEAR: DREY TROSCLAIR, ASCENSION CATHOLIC

Honorable mention: Bryce Wallace, Ouachita Christian; Kevin Fair, Delhi; Trenton Grow, West St. John; Bailey Shelton, St. Mary’s; Derrick Finley, Elton; Sage Ryan, Lafayette Christian; Peyton Dinger, Centerville; Brett Bailey, West St. John; Jayuan Pierce, West St. John; Eli Stringer, LaSalle; Logan LeJeune, Elton; Donald Gray, Oak Grove; Tresmin Brown, Logansport; Matthew Nelson, St. Mary’s; Darnell Robinson, Elton; Chris Singleton, Central Catholic; Matthew LeBourgeois, Centerville; Ty Davis, Southern Lab; Desmond McCain Merryville; Brandon Williams, Delhi; D’Andre Gaudia, West St, John; Zachary Clement, Lafayette Christian; Kenan Caldwell, Oak Grove; James Monroe Opelousas Catholic; Jonathan Porter, West St. John; Kelon Gardner, West St. John; Cameron Stewart, Block; Kendall Wilkerson, Kentwood; Tyler Guidry, Southern Lab; David Bruce, Oak Grove; Niko Davis, West St. John; Devin Gabriel Logansport; Kason Lashley, Montgomery; Wes Daniel, St. Mary’s; Cooper LeBlanc, Central Catholic; Taydron Lee, Kentwood; Jaylen Dauphin, Lafayette Christian; Slade Bienvenu, St. Mary’s; James Kirklin, Oberlin; Jamar Barber, Ascension Catholic; Gared Beauvais, Catholic-Pointe Coupee; Nathan Carriere, Catholic-Pointe Coupee; Chandler Hay, Cedar Creek; Cedric Banks, Southern Lab; Mason Zeringue, Ascension Catholic; Dontrell Davis, West St. John; Errol Rogers Jr., Lafayette Christian; Je’Corie Ward, Houma Christian School; Damien Pennison, Houma Christian School; Zachariah Trujillo, Houma Christian School; Kavacion Webster, Haynesville; Joseph Evans, Haynesville.

2016 All State Football Teams

Class 5A

By Jim Derry
Special to the LSWA
Since L.B. Landry and O. Perry Walker merged four years ago, it has been quite the journey for Keytaon Thompson and Emanuel Powell. And has ended in style.
Just a few weeks after the Charging Buccaneers finished off the Class 5A state championship with a lopsided victory over West Monroe, the duo has been named the Louisiana 5A Outstanding Offensive Player and Coach of the Year, respectively.
One of those chasing Thompson around in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, the Rebels’ John Bailey Gullatt, was named the state’s Outstanding Defensive Player.
Thompson, who is heading to Mississippi State later this month to begin his collegiate journey, accounted for more than 5,000 yards of total offense and 70 touchdowns. Powell led the first Landry-Walker group to play all four seasons as one school.
“There are a lot of coaches involved in this, not just Emanuel Powell,” Powell said. “ … It has been a pleasure. (Running back) Tevin (Bush) came in the ninth grade, Keytaon came in the ninth grade, all of these kids have been around each other, so their experiences on and off the field have helped them.
“If Tevin had a great day, Keytaon applauded that. If Keytaon had a great day, Tevin applauded him. Same thing with (wide receiver) Devonta (Jason), (wide receiver) Travis Victor and (running back) Jakobe Walker. All those kids came in together, and it has been such a blessing. We only had one football and a bunch of talent, and we were able to spread it out.”
Gullatt, who had double-digit tackles in the state title game, had 189 for the season with 16 tackles for loss and two sacks. He also recorded seven quarterback hurries, two pass breakups and had a fumble recovery 90 yards for a touchdown.
The other three All-State linebackers are Covington’s Anthony Ford, Rummel’s Derrick Munson and Micah Baskerville of Evangel, all of whom had more than 100 tackles for the season.
Darion Mitchell of Barbe is the first of four defensive linemen after winning District 3-5A defensive MVP honors with 72 tackles, including nine for loss. Catholic’s Aaron Moffitt also is a district MVP and a returning All-State winner. Ponchatoula’s Tyrique Gibson had 48 tackles and 10 sacks, but was a dominant force up front for the Green Wave, as opposing coaches generally designed plays away from the UL-Lafayette commit. Evangel’s Davin Cotton, another district MVP on defense, had 14 sacks and returned three fumbles for scores.
The remaining defensive players are from the backfield, and they include returning All-Stater Garret Wallow of John Curtis who led the Patriots in tackles in four out of 12 games this season. He also had a safety, four interceptions and a key breakup with seconds remaining against St. Augustine to preserve victory.
Defensive back Corione Harris of Landry-Walker makes the team as a junior after being named honorable mention as a sophomore. He recorded 80 tackles and had 17 pass breakups. Scotlandville’s Kelvin Joseph (LSU commitment) had 67 tackles and three picks to go along with 22 pass breakups, and Acadiana’s Bralen Trahan was a standout for the Rams on offense, defense and special teams.
On offense, Bruce Jordan-Swilling of Brother Martin returns to the All-State team as a senior, finishing with more than 1,700 rushing yards and 28 touchdowns. Hahnville junior Anthony “Pooka” Williams rushed for 2,200 yards and 29 scores, and Sulphur’s J’Cobi Skinner had 2,263 yards on 298 carries with 21 touchdowns.
Alexandria’s Jorien Valien (63-1,001, 11TDs), Barbe’s Nate Briscoe (88-1,063, seven TDs) and Parkway’s Terrace Marshall (38-668, five touchdowns) are the All-State receivers.
On the offensive line, Acadiana’s Jonathan Simon (6-2, 253) led the vaunted Rams’ rushing attack. He was joined on the All-State team by West Monroe’s Jacob Ingram (6-3, 272), Jesuit’s Corey Dublin (6-3, 275), East Ascension’s Adrian Ealy (6-7, 300) and Catholic’s Zach Tom (6-3, 280).
Scotlandville quarterback Levi Lewis made the squad as its athlete. Lewis, a University of Louisiana at Lafayette commitment, was The Advocate’s All-Metro 5A/4A Offensive MVP in the Baton Rouge area and District 4-5A Offensive MVP after completing 171 of 292 pass attempts for 2,450 yards and 17 touchdowns against six interceptions. He also rushed 171 times for 1,577 yards and 23 touchdowns.
The Class 5A All-State kicker is St. Amant’s Briggs Bourgeois, a Southern Mississippi commitment who made 10 of 12 field goals.. Ponchatoula’s Carson Wyld is the punter for the second straight season and the returner is Amik Robertson of Thibodaux.

LSWA CLASS 5A FOOTBALL CHART
OFFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      Jorien Vallien  Alexandria      6-3     185     Jr.
WR      Nate Briscoe    Barbe   5-9     165     Sr.
WR      Terrace Marshall        Parkway 6-4     185     Jr.
OL      Jonathan Simon  Acadiana        6-2     253     Sr.
OL      Jacob Ingram    West Monroe     6-3     272     Jr.
OL      Corey Dublin    Jesuit  6-3     275     Sr.
OL      Adrian Ealy     East Ascension  6-7     300     Sr.
OL      Zach Tom        Catholic        6-3     280     Sr.
QB      Keytaon Thompson        Landry-Walker   6-5     210     Sr.
RB      J’Cobi Skinner  Sulphur 5-10    175     Sr.
RB      Bruce Jordan-Swilling   Brother Martin  6-1     210     Sr.
RB      Anthony Williams        Hahnville       5-9     160     Jr.
PK      Briggs Bourgeois        St. Amant       6-0     190     Sr.
ATH     Levi Lewis      Scotlandville   6-0     185     Sr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Darion Mitchell Barbe   6-0     240     Sr.
DL      Tyrique Gibson  Ponchatoula     6-2     255     Sr.
DL      Davin Cotton    Evangel 6-3     275     Jr.
DL      Aaron Moffitt   Catholic        6-3     260     Sr.
LB      Anthony Ford    Covington       6-0     200     Sr.
LB      Derrick Munson  Rummel  6-0     180     Sr.
LB      John Bailey Gullatt     West Monroe     6-0     225     Jr.
LB      Micah Baskerville       Evangel 6-2     215     Jr.
DB      Garret Wallow           John Curtis     6-2     200     Sr.
DB      Bralen Trahan   Acadiana        6-1     190     Sr.
DB      Kelvin Joseph   Scotlandville   6-2     192     Jr.
DB      Corionne Harris Landry-Walker   6-0     165     Jr.
P       Carson Wyld     Ponchatoula     5-11    190     Sr.
KR      Amik Robertson  Thibodaux       5-9     170     Sr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: KEYTAON THOMPSON, LANDRY-WALKER
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: JOHN BAILEY GULLATT, WEST MONROE
COACH OF THE YEAR: EMANUEL POWELL, LANDRY-WALKER

Honor mention
Carlos  Rubio, Alexandria; Drew Brewster, Airline; Deonta Washington, Alexandria; Josh James, Airline; Kirkland Banks, Barbe; Jaylyn Thomas, Airline;  Raymond Stevenson, Barbe; Shimorye Hampton, Byrd; Jeremy Singleton, Brother Martin; Devin Brumfield, Covington; Jabari Watts, Brother Martin; Justin Jefferson, Destrehan; Clyde Edwards-Helaire; Kristian Mosley, Destrehan; Drew Jones, Hahnville; Jaece Stroud, Destrehan; Javon Antonio, East St. John; Brandon Akkawi, Fontainebleau; Irving Benjamin, East St. John; Miles Meyer, East St. John;  Demond Stewart, East St. John; Justin Harris, East Ascension; C.J. Turner, East St. John; Terrel Bailey, John Ehret;  Chris Turner, Hammond; Darrius Campbell, John Ehret; Jake Chanove, Jesuit; Dwayne Fisher, John Ehret; Marquese Albert, John Curtis; Mack May, West Monroe; Anthony Hamilton, John Ehret; Tevin Bush, Landry-Walker; Travis Mumphrey, John Ehret; Tanner Ash, Evangel Christian; Ethan Harvey, Evangel Christian; Devonta Jason, Landry-Walker; Ardarrius Washington, Evangel Christian; Brandon Davis, John Curtis; Mikhail Bush, West Jefferson; Preston Faulkner, Live Oak; Lance Mayfield, John Curtis; Darren Steele, Mandeville; Devion Warren, Ouachita;  Johnathan Jones, Parkway; Jalen Pines, Ponchatoula; Dalton Meshell, Parkway; Tyree Rhodes, St. Augustine; Justin Rogers, Parkway; Jacob Adams, West Monroe; Justice McCoy, St. Augustine; Ja’Kyle Holmes, Ponchatoula; Carlos Hunt, Ruston; Ja’Marr Chase, Rummel; Myles Simien, Sam Houston; Takulve Williams, St. Augustine; Tahj Samuel, Ruston; Cameron Jackel, Shaw; Wayne Griffin, Slidell;  Donniel Ward-Magee, St. Augustine; TJ Bedford, St. Paul’s; Slade Bolden, West Monroe; Trey Icamina, St. Paul’s; Bradley Mashburn, St. Paul’s; Christian Roberts, St. Paul’s; Brennon Broussard, Sulphur; Dennis Collins, West Monroe; Sawyer Passman, West Monroe; Taylor Young, West Monroe.

Class 4A

BY TREY LABAT
WRITTEN FOR THE LSWA
After last year, the Class 4A state title game was destined to be a rematch. Both Edna Karr and Neville proved throughout the 2016 season they were two of the best teams in the state.
This year, Karr exacted its revenge on Neville in the state title game. While the Cougars were a well-balanced team, quarterback Aldon Clark was the driving force behind Karr’s state title run and was rewarded with the Outstanding Offensive Player designation by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association on its Class 4A All-State team.
Senior defensive back Brad Stewart of McDonogh 35 was voted the Most Outstanding Defensive Player for his performance in helping McDonogh 35 reach the semifinals in Class 4A.
Warren Easton coach Jerry Phillips was chosen as the Class 4A Coach of the Year, with Jim Hightower of Division II state champion St. Thomas More also a top candidate for the award voted on by a panel of sportswriters from across the state.
Clark, of Karr, is the All State quarterback for the second straight season. He had 2,139 yards passing in the regular season and 27 touchdowns. Including the playoffs, Clark tallied more than 3,500 passing yards and 40 TDs.
Stewart led the McDonogh 35 defense with 111 tackles, 11 interceptions and 13 pass break-ups in the regular season.
Karr placed three players on the Class 4A team, including Clark’s top target, Racey McMath, and defensive standout Tyler Casby.
Class 4A runner-up Neville had four players make the squad, including defensive lineman Phidarian Mathis, who took on the role of former teammate Rashard Lawrence, last year’s Outstanding Defensive Player, who is now at LSU.
Neville linebacker Robert Williams also earned All-State honors and was joined at the position by Carencro’s Rashaad Harding, Livonia’s Patrick Queen and Minden’s Zi’Kerrion Baker.
Defensive back Damien Tate was the only player from Warren Easton to earn LSWA honors.
St. Thomas More senior quarterback Nate Cox was Outstanding Player in the Division II championship game. Cox beat out serious competition for the athlete slot on offense.
St. Thomas More offensive lineman Spencer Trepagnier joined Cox on the team, along with offensive linemen Tanner Armstrong, of Loranger; Abraham Delfin, of Plaquemine; and Montrell Burnham, of Woodlawn-Shreveport.

LSWA CLASS 4A ALL-STATE CHART
OFFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      Racey McMath    Karr    6-3     210     Sr.
WR      Christian Smith Bastrop 5-8     155     Sr.
WR      Doyle Adams     Benton  5-10    180     Jr.
OL      Joctavis Phillips       Neville 6-5     280     Sr.
OL      Tanner Armstrong        Loranger        6-2     260     Jr.
OL      Abraham Delfin  Plaquemine      6-2     300     Sr.
OL      Montrell Burnham        Woodlawn-Sh     6-0     270     Sr.
OL      Spencer Trepagnier      St. Thomas More 6-3     290     Sr.
QB      Aldon Clark     Karr    6-3     210     Sr.
RB      Evan Johnson    Loranger        5-8     175     Sr.
RB      Delmonte Hall   North DeSoto    6-2     210     Sr.
RB      Kevin Dominique Plaquemine 6-1     200     Sr.
PK      Daiwruin Arzu   LaGrange        6-1     175     Jr.
ATH     Nate Cox        St. Thomas More 6-8     175     Sr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Christian Brooks        Assumption      6-0     180     Sr.
DL      Kevin Victorian LaGrange        6-3     225     Sr.
DL      Tyler Casby     Karr    6-2     235     Sr.
DL      Phidarian Mathis        Neville 6-4     287     Sr.
LB      Zi’Kerrion Baker        Minden  6-0     215     Sr.
LB      Rashaad Harding Carencro        6-1     195     Sr.
LB      Robert Williams Neville 6-1     208     Sr.
LB      Patrick Queen   Livonia 6-1     215     Sr.
DB      Brad Stewart    McDonogh 35     6-0     194     Sr.
DB      Todd Harris     Plaquemine      6-0     190     Sr.
DB      Damien Tate     Warren Easton           5-9     167     Jr.
DB      Kenderick Marbles       Neville         6-1     180     Sr.
P       Luke Colona     Loranger        6-3     175     Jr.
KR      Wayne Toussant  Plaquemine      5-11    175     Jr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: ALDON CLARK, KARR
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: BRAD STEWART, MCDONOGH 35
COACH OF THE YEAR: JERRY PHILLIPS, WARREN EASTON

HONORABLE MENTION: James Cole, Assumption; Mathew Winfield, Ben Franklin; Kayne Theriot, Assumption; T.J. Anderson, Benton; Melvin Young, Assumption; Colton Sessions, Benton; Gary Young, Carver; Tristan Authement, Ellender; Tahj Magee, Franklinton; Davontavean Martin, Ellender; Chandler Scott, Franklin; Jamire Mott, Ellender; Arvie Rice, Ellender; Dai’jean Dixon, Karr; Montae Smitherman, Ellender; Matthew Cormier, LaGrange; Reginald Williams, Ellender; Colton Frank, LaGrange; Jaelyn Edwards, Leesville; Devin Jack, LaGrange; Elijan Mundy, Leesville; Reginald Weldon, LaGrange; Vincent Wilson, LaGrange; Derrick Wells, Livonia; Wade Baham Armstrong, Loranger; Tolliver Tripeaux, Livonia; Deandre Brown, Loranger; Lawrence Keys, McDonogh 35; Jabari Coston, Loranger; D.J. Hookfin, Loranger; Jaiden Cole, Neville; Malcolm Perry, Loranger; Ortega Robin, McDonogh 35; LaCedrick Smith, Northwood-Shreveport;  Courtney Moore, Pearl River; Nelson Jenkins, Plaquemine; Hunter Clay, St. Thomas More; Louis Blanchard, South Terrebonne; Logan Dubois, Tioga; Andrew Robison, Vandebilt Catholic; Detavius Eldridge, Tioga; Brennan Rogers, Vandebilt Catholic; Jalen Ivy, Tioga; Yo’heinz Tyler, Warren Easton; Corbin Malone, Tioga; Corey Bell, Woodlawn-Shreveport; Christian Smith, Tioga; Javin Myers, Woodlawn-BR; Josh Mosley, Woodlawn-Shreveport; Aaren Lemelle, Washington-Marion; Trivenskey Mosley, Woodlawn-Shreveport. Jacobi Taylor, Washington-Marion; Kordell Williams, Carencro.

By Josh Preston
Written for the LSWA
Amite High coach Zephaniah Powell didn’t get the finish he was looking for in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.  Powell narrowly missed his first state title.
The Warriors lost 40-36 to back-to-back champion Lutcher 40-36 in the title game. However, Amite’s second-year coach earned his first Coach of the Year award from the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
Powell, Erath running back Elijah Mitchell and De La Salle linebacker Josh Paul lead the LSWA’s Class 3A All-State football team selected by a panel of sportswriters from across the state.
Amite’s Powell guided the Warriors through trying times to reach the Class 3A title game. The Amite area was hit hard by the historic floods in August just before the start of the 2016 season but the Warriors still finished with an 11-4 record, which includes a Week 1 forfeit stemming from LHSAA sanctions in 2015.
Amite was forced to forfeit its semifinal appearance in 2015 due to a brawl in the quarterfinals but Powell and the seventh-seeded Warriors responded this year with quarterfinal and semifinal wins over the No. 2 and 3 seeds on the road.
Erath’s Mitchell, who led the state in rushing at the end of the regular season with 2,358 yards and 38 touchdowns on 227 carries, was voted the Outstanding Offensive Player on the 3A sqaud. The 6-foot, 215-pound senior also rushed for over 200 yards in one playoff game and is committed to Louisiana-Lafayette.
De La Salle’s Paul was voted the Outstanding Defensive Player after helping the Cavaliers to an 11-1 record and an appearance in the Division II semifinals. Paul finished the season with 74 tackles including nine for loss, one blocked punt, and two interceptions with two forced fumbles while recovering one fumble for a touchdown.
Lutcher’s Jontre Kirklin defended his spot at quarterback on the Class 3A. Kirklin accounted for 493 yards with four touchdowns in Lutcher’s win over Amite in the title game and 233 of those yards came on 30 carries.
Kirklin was joined on offense by teammate Al’Dontre Davis, Amite’s DeVonta Smith and Berwick’s Kenan Jones at the receiver positions. West Feliciana’s Davon Harris and Jennings’ Travis Etienne, the LSWA’s 2015 Outstanding Offensive Player who rushed for over 2,000 yards for the second straight season, were the other running backs. Harris led West Feliciana to the 3A semifinals.
Along the offensive line, Class 3A’s top five players included Marksville’s Nehemayeaux Smith, Kaplan’s Jerrick Romero, West Feliciana’s Jacob Fudge, University High’s Prince Pines and Parkview Baptist’s Will Teague.
St. Louis’ Adam Ieyoub is the Class 3A kicker and De La Salle’s Julien Gums was voted as the athlete.
On defense, lineman include returning All-Stater Ishmael Sopsher of Amite, Marksville’s Shawn Williams, De La Salle’s Jamiran James and Iowa’s Mark Mayes. In addition to Paul at linebacker, the position was also occupied by Kaplan’s Julius Johnson, Lutcher’s Rashaun Preston and Parkview Baptist’s Xavier Davis.
In the secondary, selections included Iowa’s Darius Daniels, Lutcher’s Dylan Recotta, Parkview Baptist’s Trent Kavanaugh and Marksville’s Qway Mingo. Winnfield’s Shelby Creel is the Class 3A punter and Iowa’s Andre Sam is the kick returner.

LSWA CLASS 3A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CHART
OFFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      DeVonta Smith   Amite   6-1     160     Sr.
WR      Al’Dontre Davis Lutcher 6-0     200     Sr.
WR      Kenan Jones     Berwick 6-4     210     Jr.
OL      Nehemayeaux Smith       Marksville      6-4     295     Sr.
OL      Jerrick Romero  Kaplan  5-9     240     Sr.
OL      Jacob Fudge     West Feliciana          6-2     250     Jr.
OL      Prince Pines    University      6-4     310     Jr.
OL      Will Teague     Parkview Baptist        6-1     225     Sr.
QB      Jontre Kirklin  Lutcher 6-0     170     Sr.
RB      Travis Etienne  Jennings        5-11    195     Sr.
RB      Elijah Mitchell Erath   6-0     215     Sr.
RB      Davon Harris    West Feliciana  5-8     165     Jr.
PK      Adam Ieyoub     St. Louis       5-8     180     Jr.
ATH     Julien Gums     De Le Salle     5-11    212     Jr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Ishmael Sopsher Amite   6-5     280     So.
DL      Shawn Williams  Marksville      6-0     235     Jr.
DL      Jamiran James   De La Salle     6-2     276     Jr.
DL      Mark Mayes      Iowa    Sr.     6-3     290     Sr.
LB      Josh Paul       De La Salle     6-2     215     Sr.
LB      Julius Johnson  Kaplan  5-10    193     Sr.
LB      Rashaun Preston Lutcher 5-11    190     Sr.
LB      Xavier Davis    Parkview Baptist        5-9     210     Sr.
DB      Darius Daniels  Iowa    6-0     180     Jr.
DB      Dylan Recotta   Lutcher 5-10    170     Sr.
DB      Trent Kavanaugh Parkview Baptist        6-1     215     Sr.
DB      Qway Mingo      Marksville      5-8     155     Sr.
P       Shelby Creel    Winnfield       6-0     175     Sr.
KR      Andre Sam       Iowa    6-2     175     Sr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: ELIJAH MITCHELL, ERATH
OUTSTANDNG DEFENSIVE PLAYER: JOSH PAUL, DE LA SALLE
COACH OF THE YEAR: ZEPHANIAH POWELL, AMITE

HONORABLE MENTION: Nijul Canada, Mansfield; Devonta Lee, Amite; Jaray Jenkins, Jena; Cornell Holmes, Lusher; Jason Dumas, St. James; Parker Fink, Jena; Paul Rogers, Independence; DJ Hardwick, South Beauregard; Elijah Walker, Amite; Ethan Stansell, Loyola; Kamryn Mayers, Albany; Bruce Price, Peabody; Stephen Jackson, Independence; Jamar Washington, Peabody; Derek Turner, West Feliciana; Curtlan Johnson, St. James; Craig Walker, Jena; Jacovian Phillips, Jewel Sumner; ZeAndre Ballard, Marksville; Braylon Victor, Iowa; Marshall Laroque, South Beauregard; Gaige Willis, Northwest; Dontaze Costly, St. James; Kaleb Guillory, Iota; Matthew Rideau, Northwest; Hunter Smith, West Feliciana; Jaquan Lee, Jewel Sumner; Cheyenne Labruzza, Albany; K.D. Willis, Peabody; Juantravious Jones, Marksville; Myron Dokes, Amite; Eli Poche, Lusher;  Danquan Edwards, De La Salle; Jeremiah James, De La Salle; Tylin Warden, South Beauregard; DB Joel Whaley, South Beauregard; August Pitre,  Northwest; Mac Thibeaux, Kaplan; Josh Carver, Berwick; Mitchell Sanford, Berwick; D.J. Robicheaux, Berwick.

Class 2A

By Lori Lyons
Written for the LSWA
Sterlington coach Jason Thompson said his team was heading to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome with nothing to lose in the Class 2A state final game against No. 2 seed Madison Prep.
Then the fourth-seeded Panthers won it all.
Sterlington, the No. 4 seed, claimed a 28-27 victory over Madison Prep in the Class 2A state final to give Thompson and his team the school’s first state title. The Panthers managed to knock off No. 1 seed Many and defending champion Kinder on the way to the title.
The last time Sterlington had been to the Superdome was 2002, more than a decade before the school set sights on Thompson, who was voted the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 2A Coach of the Year.
Madison Prep reached the finals undefeated thanks in part to the play of running back Tyrese Walker, the Class 2A Outstanding Offensive Player.
Walker, a 5-foot-10, 195-pound junior, rushed for 226 yards and three touchdowns in the the title game. He finished the season with 2,462 yards and 40 touchdowns on 245 carries. That included more than 900 yards in five playoff games.
Sean Badeaux of Menard was voted the Outstanding Defensive Player. The 6-0, 220-pound senior finished the season with 143 tackles, one fumble recovery and two caused fumbles.The standout player recorded 22 tackles against Avoyelles and 21 against Many.  A big part of Sterlington’s success this season is owed to the play of quarterback Carson Clowers. The 5-10, 145-pound junior passed for 1,263 yards and 15 touchdowns with two interceptions. He also rushed for 491 yards and eight touchdowns.
The All-State wide receivers are JeDan Jacob of Loreauville, Tank Davis of Calvary Baptist and Brian Savoie of Madison Prep.
Taylor Johnson of Kinder and A.J. Carter of Many are the running backs.
The offensive line consists of Kinder’s Colby Oliver, Springfield’s Maverick May, Madison Prep’s E’Darrius Anderson, Country Day’s Avery Jenkins and Glenn Bernard of Division III state champion Riverside Academy.
Andrew Rodrigue of St. Charles Catholic is the place kicker. Garrick Gray of Welsh is the athlete.
On the defensive line are Caleb Sampson of Northlake Christian, O’Cyrus Torrence of St. Helena, Troy James of Madison Prep and Bryan Jones of Madison Prep.
The linebackers are Patrick Burleigh of Notre Dame, Kendrick Smith of South Plaquemines, Dawson Snell of Menard and Badeaux.
The secondary consists of defensive backs Demetrius Brown of St. Helena, Samaj Colvin of Sterlington, Isaiah Smith of Many and West St. John’s Jamal Walters.
Will Hetzinger of St. Thomas Aquinas is the punter and Lloyd Nash of St. Charles Catholic is the kick returner.

CLASS 2A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CHART
OFFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      JeDan Jacob     Loreauville     5-11    170     Sr.
WR      Tank Davis      Calvary Baptist 6-0     170     Jr.
WR      Brian Savoie    Madison Prep    5-10    175     Sr.
OL      Colby Oliver    Kinder  6-3     260     Sr.
OL      Maverick May    Springfield     6-2     265     Sr.
OL      Glenn Bernard   Riverside Academy       6-2     300     Sr.
OL      E’Darrius Anderson      Madison Prep    6-3     330     Sr.
OL      Avery Jenkins   Country Day     5-10    255     Sr.
QB      Carson Clowers  Sterlington     5-10    145     Jr.
RB      Taylor Johnson  Kinder  5-9     185     Sr.
RB      A.J. Carter     Many    6-0     220     Jr.
RB      Tyrese Walker   Madison Prep    5-10    195     Jr.
PK      Andrew Rodrigue St. Charles Catholic    5-10     155     Sr.
ATH     Garrick Gray    Welsh   5-11    190     Sr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Caleb Sampson   Northlake Christian     6-4     285     Sr.
DL      O’Cyrus Torrence        St. Helena      6-5     350     So.
DL      Troy James      Madison Prep    6-3     285     Sr.
DL      Bryan Jones     Madison Prep    6-5     265     Sr.
LB      Patrick Burleigh        Notre Dame      5-10    210     Sr.
LB      Kendrick Smith  South Plaquemines       6-2     220     Sr.
LB      Dawson Snell    Sterlington     5-10    195     Jr.
LB      Sean Badeaux    Menard  6-0     220     Sr.
DB      Demetrius Brown St. Helena      5-10    180     Jr.
DB      Samaj Colvin    Sterlington     6-1     200     Sr.
DB      Isaiah Smith    Many    6-1     185     Sr.
DB      Jamal Walters   West St. John   5-11    175     Sr.
P       Will Hetzinger  St. Thomas Aquinas      6-4     185     Jr.
KR      Lloyd Nash      St. Charles Catholic    5-11    160     Jr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: TYRESE WALKER, MADISON PREP
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: SEAN BADEAUX, MENARD
COACH OF THE YEAR: JASON THOMPSON, STERLINGTON

HONORABLE MENTION: Nick Morman, Northlake Christian; Anthony Chappetta, Pope John Paul II; Miles Lapeyre, Newman; Kobe Porche, Newman; Christian Kerut, Country Day; Chandler Wynne, Country Day; Dontay Hargrove, Pickering; Austin Talley, Pickering; Spencer Gardner, Opelousas Catholic; Drake Carroll, Menard; Bryson Broussard, Loreauville; Jordan Cordova, Kinder; Kyle Jones, Calvary Baptist; Stephen Russel, Catholic-NI; Robert McDonald, St. Charles Catholic; Zach Hayes, Welsh; Ricky Travis, St. Helena; Jordan Loving, Riverside Academy; Cade Hart, Calvary Baptist; Tony St. Julien, Vinton; Trey Hargrave, Lake Arthur; Devontae Douglas, Sterlington; Tyler Muse, Sterlington; Jeremy Gibson, Riverside Academy; Kidric Gray, West St. John; Landon Baronne, Menard; Kordavion Washington, Calvary Baptist; James Kelly, Ouachita Christian; Will Smith DeQuincy; Troy Hurst, St. Helena; Drew Sanger, South Plaquemines; Tymon Sanders, North Caddo; Grant Fitzhugh, Ouachita Christian; Tony Huey, Dunham; Covan Barnes, West St. John; Will Bordelon, Menard; Terrance Holmes, Oakdale; Mike Williams, Dunham; Aaron Hurst, St. Helena; Delvin Taylor, St. Helena; Jake Gitter, Country Day; Cade Spikes, Ouachita Christian; Harrison Heckathorn, Riverside Academy; Jared Hymel, Riverside Academy; Trey Catoire, Riverside Academy; Dellary Oubre, St. Charles Catholic; Edwin Kleinpeter, Madison Prep; Darion Miller, Many; Tasmine Walker, Madison Prep; Kirk Groome, Newman, Donnell Wallace, Madison Prep.


Class 1A

By Cody Futrell
Written for the LSWA
Logansport coach Kevin Magee got the storybook ending most coaches only dream of. Magee, who quarterbacked Logansport to a state title in 1995, watched his team erase a 20-6 deficit to beat Haynesville 34-28 in the Class 1A title game.
Now there’s a post-season win for Magee, who was voted the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 1A Coach of the Year. Logansport finished the season 14-0 and advanced to a state title game for the first time since winning 1A in 1995.
Magee helps leads a 1A team headlined by Outstanding Offensive Player Sam Philley of Oak Grove and Outstanding Defensive Player Chris Allen of Southern Lab.
Philley rushed for 1,302 yards and 23 touchdowns while catching 38 passes for 701
yards and nine touchdowns and serving as kicker for a Tigers team that reached
the semifinals.
Allen led Southern Lab to its second straight Division IV title and is the LSWA MVP for the second straight year. Allen finished with 82 tackles, with 14 tackles for loss and six sacks. Magee’s quarterback at Logansport, Dalton Shaw, and Logansport running back
Debell Crawford were selected along with running backs Philley, and Corey Russell of
Arcadia.
Offensive line selections were Joshua Mote of Oak Grove, Central Catholic’s Thomas Garber, Jarious Knowles of Haynesville and two Southern Lab linemen, Cordell Thomas and Cedrick Banks.
Samarick Paul of Central Catholic, Ronald LeBlanc of Ascension Episcopal and Southern Lab’s Xavier Bell made the team as wide receivers.
Gavin Corder of St. Frederick made the squad as a kicker Jaleel Hampton of Kentwood was selected as the athlete. Punter Keshawn Lyons of Elton return specialist Tanner Disotell of Cedar Creek complete the list of specialists.
Joining Allen at linebacker is Nate Jennings of Oak Grove, Haynesville’s Fabian Washington and Weston Swanner of St. Frederick. Oberlin’s McKenzie Carrier, Ben Slusher of Cedar Creek, Kendall Offord of Delhi Charter and Southern Lab’s Shannon Forman were the defensive linemen picked.
Defensive backs selected were Jalen Johnson of Central Catholic), John Ellender of St. Frederick, Kentwood’s Trey Palmer and Damone Clark of Southern
Lab.

LSWA CLASS 1A ALL-STATE CHART
OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Samarick Paul Central Catholic 5-9 175 Sr.
WR Ronald LeBlanc Ascension Episcopal 6-4 180 Sr.
WR Xavier Bell Southern Lab 5-10 175 Sr.
OL Joshua Mote Oak Grove 6-3 275 Sr.
OL Thomas Garber Central Catholic 5-11 240 Sr.
OL Jarious Knowles Haynesville 6-3 300 Sr.
OL Cordell Thomas Southern Lab 6-4 340 So.
OL Cedrick Banks Southern Lab 6-3 320 Jr.
QB Dalton Shaw Logansport 5-10 170 Jr.
RB Corey Russell Arcadia 6-0 175 So.
RB Debell Crawford Logansport 5-11 175 Jr.
RB Sam Philley Oak Grove 5-9 215 Sr.
PK Gavin Corder St. Frederick 5-11 165 So.
ATH Jaleel Hampton Kentwood 5-11 180 Sr.

DEFENSE

Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL McKenzie Carrier Oberlin 6-3 285 So.
DL Ben Slusher Cedar Creek 5-11 238 Jr.
DL Kendall Offord Delhi Charter 6-1 270 Sr.
DL Shannon Forman Southern Lab 6-2 285 Sr.
LB Fabian Washington Haynesville 6-0 190 Sr.
LB Nate Jennings Oak Grove 6-0 215 Sr.
LB Weston Swanner St. Frederick 5-8 195 Jr.
LB Chris Allen Southern Lab 6-4 235 Sr.
DB John Ellender St. Frederick 5-8 140 Sr.
DB Jalen Johnson Central Catholic 6-3 191 Sr.
DB Trey Palmer Kentwood 6-1 175 So.
DB Damone Clark Southern Lab 6-3 215 Sr.
P Keshawn Lyons Elton 5-9 170 Jr.
KR Tanner Disotell Cedar Creek 5-9 150 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: SAM PHILLEY, OAK GROVE
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: CHRIS ALLEN, SOUTHERN LAB
COACH OF THE YEAR: KEVIN MAGEE, LOGANSPORT

HONORABLE MENTION: Jackson Carroll, St. Mary’s; Keldrick Carper, Plain Dealing; John Stephens Jr., Logansport; Trooper Peloquin, Oberlin; Chris Brister, East Beauregard; Mike Remondet, Ascension Episcopal; John Bolding, Oak Grove; Jake Vascocu, Ascension Episcopal; Aaron Howell, St. Mary’s; Trent Franklin, Haynesville; Quincy Fillmore, Southern Lab; Treyon Hunter, Haynesville; Chris Singleton, Central Catholic; Cameron Solet, Covenant Christian; Donald Gray Oak Grove; James Kirklin, Oberlin; Jacaolon Pitre, Lake Charles Prep; Burt Hale, Delhi Charter; Chris Meeks, Lake Charles Prep; Greg Leger, Central Catholic; Zachariah Trujillo, Houma Christian; Fred Middleton, Oak Grove; Matthew Webb, St. Frederick; Mack Kelly, Ascension Episcopal; Ethan Danos, Ascension Episcopal; Zack Clement, Lafayette Christian; Brontre Griffin, Highland Baptist; Ken Jones, Westminster; John Hurley, St. Martin’s; Gershom Thompson, St. Martin’s; Tyrion Davis, Southern Lab; Christopher Welch, Southern Lab; Jamar Barber, Ascension Catholic; D.J. Giroir, Ascension Catholic.

2015 All-State Football Teams

Class 5A

Written for the LSWA
Winning a state title doesn’t always guarantee post-season honors, but in Class 5A it was part of the process.
Two weeks after their teams played each other for the 5A title, Zachary High quarterback Lindsey Scott Jr. and John Ehret linebacker Michael Divinity are the top award winners on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 5A All-State team.
Not all the top billing went to the 5A final participants. Dale Weiner, who coached Catholic High to its first state title in the Division I final a week earlier, is the Coach of the Year as selected by a panel of sportswriters from across the state.
Zachary’s Scott is the LSWA 5A Offensive Most Valuable Player for the second straight season. He compiled 5,002 total yards and accounted for 61 touchdowns while helping the Broncos win their first state title.
Scott passed for 3,039 yards and 33 TDs with just five interceptions. He also ran for 1,963 yards and 28 TDs.
Divinity, an Under Armour All-American, is the Defensive MVP. He led Ehret to the title game with 60.5 tackles, 13 sacks and two forced fumbles.
Catholic’s Weiner enjoyed a milestone season on multiple levels. He picked up his 300th career win early in the season and notched three straight come-from-behind wins en route to winning the Division I state title.
The offensive backfield also includes Catholic running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire (1,338 rushing yards, 822 receiving yards, 20 TDs), Brother Martin’s Bruce Jordan-Swilling (1,884 rushing yards, 30 TDs) and Sam Houston’s Trevontai Thompson (1,750 rushing yards, 23 TDs).
Zachary’s Doug Coleman (62 catches, 1,482 yards, 15 TDs), Parkway’s Terrace Marshall (53-1,358, 14 TDs) and Natchitoches Central’s Brandon Rachal (62-1,093, 9 TDs) are the receivers.
Ponchatoula’s Donovaughn Campbell, John Curtis’ Willie Allen, Zachary’s  Kellton Hollins, Acadiana’s Ethan Bellman and Rummel’s Joe Oliver are the offensive linemen.  Parkway’s C.J. Morgan (753 receiving yards, 685 rushing yards, 22 total TDs) is the squad’s athlete, while Airline’s Gabe Rodriquez (7 of 8 field goals with a long of 42 yards) is the kicker.
Divinity is part of a linebacker corps that includes Ehret teammates DeJon Harris (83 tackles, 14 tackles for loss) and Robert Green (31 sacks). Acadiana’s Kevin Moore is the other linebacker.
The defensive line includes Catholic’s Aaron Moffitt (54 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, 11 sacks) Destrehan’s Glen Logan (54½  tackles, 5½ tackles for loss, 4 sacks), Rummel’s Briston Guidry (69 tackles 6½ sacks) and Denham Springs’ Caleb Roddy (66 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, 14 sacks).
Rummel’s Kristian Fulton (26 solos, 13 assists, 2 interceptions, 4½ tackles for loss), St. Paul’s Deonte Sorapuru (11 interceptions), Curtis’ Garrett Wallow (73 tackles, 15 pass breakups) and Ruston’s Seth White (76 tackles, 9 tackles for loss) are the defensive backs.
Curtis’ Kody Schexnayder (43.4 yards per punt) is the punter, while the return specialist is Barbe’s Kirkland Banks (4 punt return TDs, 2 kickoff return TDs).


CLASS 5A CHARTS

Offense
WR      Doug Coleman    Zachary 6-2     175     Sr,
WR      Terrace Marshall        Parkway 6-4     186     So.
WR      Brandon Rachal  Natchitoches Central    6-5     220     Jr.
OL      Donovaughn Campbell     Ponchatoula     6-4     350     Sr.
OL      Kellton Hollins Zachary 6-3     295     Sr.
OL      Willie Allen    John Curtis     6-7     280     Sr.
OL      Ethan Bellman           Acadiana        6-0     220     Sr.
OL      Joe Oliver      Rummel  6-2     315     Sr.
QB      Lindsey Scott Jr.       Zachary 5-11    195     Sr.
RB      Clyde Edwards-Helaire   Catholic        5-9     195     Sr.
RB      Bruce Jordan-Swilling   Brother Martin  6-2     200     Jr.
RB      Trevontai Thompson      Sam Houston     5-7     180     Sr.
PK      Gabe Rodriquez  Airline         5-10    180     Sr.
ATH     C.J. Morgan     Parkway 5-11    180     So.

Defense
DL      Briston Guidry  Rummel  6-3     280     Sr.
DL      Aaron Moffitt   Catholic        6-2     250     Jr.
DL      Glen Logan      Destrehan       6-4     295     Sr.
DL      Caleb Roddy     Denham Springs  6-5     250     Sr.
LB      Michael Divinity        Ehret   6-4     225     Sr.
LB      Kevin Moore     Acadiana        6-1     200     Sr.
LB      DeJon Harris    Ehret   6-2     235     Sr.
LB      Robert Green     Ehret  6-1     230     Sr.
DB      Kristian Fulton Rummel  6-1     190     Sr.
DB      Deonte Sorapuru St. Paul’s      6-1     180     Sr.
DB      Garrett Wallow  Curtis  6-2     190     Jr.
DB      Seth White      Ruston  5-10    178     Sr.
P       Kody Schexnayder        Curtis  5-10    180     Sr.
KR      Kirkland Banks  Barbe   5-8     180     Jr.

MVP offense: Lindsey Scott Jr., Zachary
MVP defense: Michael Divinity, Ehret
Coach of the Year: Dale Weiner, Catholic

Honorable mention: Collin Fountain, Barbe; Colton Prater, Airline; Lloyd Cushenberry, Dutchtown; Jake Norris, West Monroe; Brian Smith, Barbe; Desmond Jones, Ouachita; Briggs Bourgeois, St. Amant; Matthew Beck, Alexandria; Devion Warren, Ouachita; Keondre Wudtee, Parkway; Quay’shon Thurman, Ruston; Trey Coleman, West Monroe; Juan Gross, Ponchatoula; Tray Allen, Byrd; Levi Lewis, Scotlandville; Noah Abney, Ouachita; Lamar Christmas, Acadiana; Layton Garnett, West Monroe; Dennis Collins, West Monroe; Jahaziel Lee, Ponchatoula; Micah Minter, Byrd; Malik Leary, Byrd; John Bailey Gullatt, West Monroe; DeAndre Williams, Scotlandville; Jacob Adams, West Monroe; Kevin Moore, Acadiana; B.J. Hollis, Ouachita; Corey Mamon, Ruston; John McGowan, Ponchatoula; A.C. Gilliam, Evangel; Reggie Cleveland, Scotlandville; Jayrin Wilson, Acadiana; Seth White; Ruston; Sawyer Passman, West Monroe; Coney Durr, Dutchtown; Alex Jassemidis, Ruston; Ian Alexander, West Monroe; Seth White, Ruston; Desmond Jones, Ouachita; Slade Bolden, West Monroe; Byron Walker, Sulphur; Zack Bignall, Sam Houston; Michael Crowson, Live Oak; Brock Williamson, Live Oak; Cameron Jackel, Shaw; Corey Dublin, Jesuit; Jason Tucker, Chalmette; Victor Quinonez, Brother Martin; Irv Smith, Brother Martin; Kalija Lipscomb, Jesuit; Jeremy Singleton, Brother Martin; Dennis Robertson, Brother Martin; Parker Orgeron, Mandeville; John Williams, Destrehan; Chase Fourcade, Rummel;  Kenny Sears, St. Paul’s; Trey Ragas, Shaw; Devon Benn, Curtis; Masen Mitchell, Chalmette; Devin Brumfield, Covington; De’Andre Christmas Giles, St. Augustine; Kerry Starks, Ehret; Derrick Munson, Rummel; Johnathan Picone, Mandeville; Giovanni LaFrance, St. Augustine; Nathaniel Evans, Curtis; Donnell Adair, Thibodaux; Amik Robertson, Thibodaux; Blair Brooks, Thibodaux; Anfernee Poindexter, Central Lafourche.

Class 4A

By Brett Hudson
Written for the LSWA
Add another back-to-back accomplishment to Neville’s 2015 season: After winning the school’s first repeat state championship since 1983-84, the Tigers repeated the feat of four or more players on the Class 4A all-state team selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
The Neville representation is led by defensive tackle Rashard Lawrence, named the Defensive MVP in 4A. The Under Armour All-American led the Tigers in tackles and tackles for a loss. A pair of Neville offensive linemen, Blaze Van Buren and John Kade Lawrence, and kick returner Corey Straughter were also honored with all-state selections.
Cecilia running back Raymond Calais was named the Offensive MVP after running for 2,602 yards and 33 touchdowns.
Minden’s Spencer Heard was named the 4A Coach of the Year after taking over a Crimson Tide program that went 1-9 three years ago and leading it to the second round of the playoffs this season. Minden’s 9-3 2015 season included a win over 3A No. 1 North Webster and just one district loss.
Calais is joined at running back by a pair of juniors – Washington-Marion’s Jacobi Taylor and Livonia’s Patrick Queen – both of whom ran for over 1,800 yards. Taylor ran for 15 touchdowns and Queen ran for 24.
Calais’ teammate, Kenya Dartez, is one of a trio of senior wide receivers on the team, alongside Trevor Begue  of St. Thomas More and Jacq’co Price of Crowley. Plaquemine multi-purpose threat Wayne Toussaint was named the athlete after running for 804 yards and 10 touchdowns, catching 33 passes for 617 yards and eight touchdowns, returning kickoff for 477 yards and two touchdowns in addition to 14 pass breakups and six interceptions as a defensive back.
On the offensive line, Teurlings Catholic’s  Ashton Whaley, and North DeSoto’s Will Champion and Lionell Scott of Loranger join the Neville duo of Van Buren and John Kade Lawrence.
Edna Karr’s Aldon Clark earned the quarterback spot after leading the Cougars to the 4A state championship game.
Defensive lineman Daniel Crosley made the team for the third time after posting strong numbers as a starting running back and defensive linemen, amassing seven sacks and 15 tackles for losses despite being asked to play so much offense. Livonia’s Willie Baker made the 4A team a year after making the 3A team thanks to totals of 16 tackles for losses, 21 quarterback hurries and 11.5 sacks.
Crosley and Baker are joined on the defensive line by Neville’s Rashard Lawrence and Northside’s Tyler Shelvin.
Daniel Crosley’s twin brother, David, made the all-state team as a linebacker, along with Michael Leday of LaGrange, Justin Gaskin of North DeSoto and Ethan Broussard of  St. Thomas More. All four led their teams in tackles: Leday with 128, Gaskin, 117; Broussard, 115; and Crosley, 109.
The LaGrange defense also claims defensive back Alvinoski LaFleur, a two-time all-state safety who tallied seven interceptions and 104 tackles. Rounding out the secondary are Loranger’s Evan Johnson, a two-way starter with 10 pass breakups and over 1,000 rushing yards; Cecilia’s Keldrick Zeno and Plaquemine’s Todd Harris, who had 84 tackles and 22 pass breakups.

LSWA CLASS 4A CHART

Offense
WR      Trevor Begue    St. Thomas More 5-8     180     Sr.
WR      Kenya Dartez    Cecilia 6-2     185     Sr.
WR      Jacq’co Price   Crowley 6-2     165     Sr.
OL      John Kade Lawrence              Neville         6-0     210     Sr.
OL      Ashton Whaley   Teurlings Catholic      6-1     275     Sr.
OL      Blaze Van Buren Neville         6-1     255     Sr.
OL      Will Champion   North DeSoto    6-3     305     Sr.
OL      Lionell Scott   Loranger        6-2     300     Sr.
QB      Aldon Clark     Karr    6-1     185     Jr.
RB      Jacobi Taylor   Washington-Marion       5-8     190     Jr.
RB      Raymond Calais  Cecilia 5-9     172     Sr.
RB      Patrick Queen           Livonia 6-1     210     Jr.
PK      Bailey Raborn   St. Thomas More 6-0     190     Sr.
ATH – Wayne Toussant    Plaquemine      5-11    170     So.

Defense
DL      Daniel Crosley  DeRidder        6-3     240     Sr.
DL      Tyler Shelvin   Northside       6-3     300     Jr.
DL      Rashard Lawrence        Neville         6-3     295     Sr.
DL      Willie Baker    Livonia 6-4     235     Sr.
LB      Michael Leday   LaGrange        5-11    200     Sr.
LB      Justin Gaskin   North DeSoto    5-11    212     Sr.
LB      Ethan Broussard St. Thomas More 5-10    220     Sr.
LB      David Crosley   DeRidder        6-2     225     Sr.
DB      Todd Harris     Plaquemine      6-2     184     Jr.
DB      Alvinoski LaFleur       LaGrange        6-0     190     Sr.
DB      Evan Johnson    Loranger        5-8     170     Sr.
DB      Keldrick Zeno   Cecilia 5-11    185     Sr.
P       Bailey Raborn   St. Thomas More 6-0     190     Sr.
KR      Corey Straughter        Neville         5-11    160     Jr.

MVP Offense: Raymond Calais, Cecilia
MVP Defense: Rashard Lawrence, Neville
Coach of the Year: Spencer Heard, Minden

Honorable mention: Isaiah Graham, Bastrop; L’Jarius Sneed, Minden; Marquez Stevenson, Northwood; Garrett Hable, Benton; Paul DeRogers, Livonia; Cole Kelley, Teurlings Catholic; Pate Broussard, Crowley; Jaiden Cole, Neville; Jerry Powell, Bastrop; Tyreik Campbell, Carencro; Rashaad Harding, Carencro; Jacobi Taylor, Washington-Marion; Donald Jenkins, Neville; Davonte Green, Loranger; Trivenskey Mosley, Woodlawn-Shreveport; Troy Domino, Woodlawn-BR; Aaron Monrose, St. Thomas More; Darius Gordon, Cecilia; Zikkerrion Baker, Minden; Alec Robertson, Teurlings Catholic; Ed Yokum, Crowley; Will Bellamy, St. Thomas More; Sci Martin, McDonogh 35; Austin Gray, Carencro; Ty’Von Griffin, Crowley; Cee Jay Powell, Livonia; Cory McCoy, Leesville; Markell Hawthorne, LaGrange; Tolliver Tripeaux, Livonia; Charven Morris, Warren Easton; Javin Myers, Woodlawn-BR; Christion Edwards, Livonia; Clyde Criss, Warren Easton; Azende Magee, Franklinton; Andre Anthony, Karr; Stephon Taylor, McDonogh 35;

Class 3A

By Kelly McElroy
Written for the LSWA
Lutcher High and St. James High are the only high schools in St. James Parish.
So when the teams met for the 2015 Class 3A nonselect state football title in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, many residents were there.
Lutcher (14-1) came away with a 41-14 victory for the school’s seventh state title, while St. James (11-4) got its fifth runner-up finish.
Both schools are winners on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 3A All-State team. Lutcher and St. James took home two of the three top honors.
Lutcher senior defensive lineman Sully Laiche is the LSWA Class 3A Defensive MVP, while third-year St. James coach Dwain Jenkins is the 3A Coach of the Year Award. Jennings running back Travis Etienne claimed the 3A Offensive MVP award.
The 5-foot-11, 195-pound Etienne rushed for 2,952 yards with 43 touchdowns and added 251 receiving yards with three TDs, He had four return scores and finished with 50 TDs.. Lutcher junior quarterback Jontre Kirklin was also nominated.
Laiche (6-2, 255), a three-time district Defensive MVP and a three-time all-state player, racked up 108 tackles with 73 solo , 31 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, four forced fumbles and a fumble recovery in the regular season; he continued his dominating play in the postseason. University High junior linebacker Dylan Moses was also nominated.
Jenkins took a program that was 0-19 from 2011-12 to the 2A quarterfinals the past two seasons and the 3A finals this year despite losing junior Lowell Narcisse, a top quarterback recruit and a 2017 Auburn commitment, for the entire regular season with a torn ACL suffered last spring.
The Wildcats overcame other injuries. Jenkins, a former Lutcher player and assistant, used 23 different starters on offense, including 10 on the offensive line.
Other nominees for 3A Coach of the Year included Jay Mayet of Division II select champion Parkview Baptist, Jim Hightower of Division II runner-up St. Thomas More and Jay Roark of Jena.
Joining Etienne as first-team running backs are senior Chris Lee (2,115 yards and 29 TDs) of Northwest and senior Devin White (1,650 yards and 31 TDs) of North Webster.
The quarterback is Kirklin (165-of-277 for 2,257 yards, 35 TDs, 9 INTs, 176 carries for 1,081 yards and 17 TDS). He was the title game Most Outstanding Player for the Bulldogs after throwing for three touchdowns and running for two more.
The first-team wide receivers are Iowa junior Andre Sam (90 catches, 1,412 yards, 16 TDs), Amite junior Devonta Smith (over 900 yards, 13 TDs) and Lutcher junior Al’Dontre Davis (60 catches, 880 yards, 14 TDs).
The first-team offensive line is comprised of Parkview Baptist senior Trent Harrington (5-8, 255), University junior Adrian Ealy (6-6, 275), South Beauregard senior Curtis Cox (5-10, 275), West Feliciana senior Noah Pace (6-3, 250) and Marksville senior Carl Wilmer (6-3, 250).
At athlete is Marksville junior Laquarron Mingo, a quarterback who had 3,046 total yards and 34 touchdowns.
The kicker is St. Louis senior Michael Mack, who made 8-of-10 field goals with a long of 51 yards, 32-of-34 extra points and had 30 touchbacks.
Joining Laiche on the first-team defensive line are St. Louis junior Sam Brucchaus (87 tackles, 24 for losses, 8.5 sacks, two blocked kicks, forced fumble), Kaplan senior Jaise Meche (6-0, 235) and Amite freshman Ishmael Sopsher (6-3, 290).
The four linebackers on the first team include Wossman senior Charles Ellis (123 tackles, 60 solo, six sacks, interception return TD), Moses (104 tackles, eight tackles for loss, two sacks, two forced fumbles), St. James senior Aquindas Steib (84 tackles, 28 assists, 14 tackles for loss, six sacks, two interceptions, two defensive TDs) and Lutcher senior Ben St. Pierre (122 tackles, 66 solo, 10 tackles for loss, four interceptions, two sacks and two fumble recoveries).
Eunice senior Travis Godfrey (6-3, 215), St. James senior Jai Lewis (58 tackles, 23 assists, nine tackles for loss, nine sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries), Parkview Baptist junior Trent Kavanaugh (85 tackles, two tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries) and Amite senior Joshua Perry (6-3, 190) are the defensive backs.
Iowa sophomore Cole Fleming is the kick-returner. He had two kick returns for TDs.
The punter is Union Parish senior Chase Spatafora (38.9 yard average, 11 punts inside the 20-yard line, long of 60 yards).

CLASS 3A ALL-STATE CHART

Offense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      Andre Sam       Iowa    6-1     175     Jr.
WR      Devonta Smith   Amite   6-0     175     Sr.
WR      Al’Dontre Davis Lutcher 6-2     210     Jr.
OL      Trent Harrington        Parkview Baptist        5-8     255     Sr.
OL      Adrian Ealy             University      6-6     275     Sr.
OL      Curtis Cox              South Beauregard        5-10    275     Sr.
OL      Noah Pace       West Feliciana          6-3     250     Sr.
OL      Carl Wilmer     Marksville      6-3     250     Sr.
QB      Jontre Kirklin  Lutcher 6-1     180     Jr.
RB      Devin White     North Webster           6-1     260     Sr.
RB      Chris Lee       Northwest       5-8     205     Sr.
RB      Travis Etienne          Jennings        5-11    195     Jr.
PK      Michael Mack            St. Louis 6-1   175     Sr.
ATH     Laquarron Mingo Marksville      5-8     152     Jr.

Defense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Sam Brucchaus   St. Louis       6-2     220     Jr.
DL      Jaise Meche             Kaplan          6-0     235     Sr.
DL      Sully Laiche    Lutcher 6-2     255     Sr.
DL      Ishmael Sopsher Amite   6-3     290     Fr.
LB      Charles Ellis   Wossman 5-8     215     Sr.
LB      Dylan Moses     University      6-3     225     Jr.
LB      Aquindas Steib  St. James       5-11    215     Sr.
LB      Ben St. Pierre  Lutcher 6-1     220     Sr.
DB      Travis Godfrey  Eunice  6-3     215     Sr.
DB      Jai Lewis       St. James       5-11    180     Sr.
DB      Trent Kavanaugh Parkview Baptist        6-0     200     Jr.
DB      Joshua Perry    Amite   6-3     190     Sr.
P       Chase Spatafora Union   5-9     180     Sr.
KR      Cole Fleming    Iowa    5-11    165     So.
Offensive MVP: Travis Etienne, Jennings
Defensive MVP: Sully Laiche, Lutcher
Coach of the Year: Dwain Jenkins, St. James

Honorable mention: Sirbastian Charles, Patterson; Reggie Hayes Jr., Parkview Baptist; Jerick Romero, Kaplan; Tyler Hollway, Union; Nehemiah Augustus, Patterson; Dallas Lay, North Webster; Jaray Jenkins, Jena; Damien Morgan, Independence; Arron McKenney, St, James; Zack Jongbloed, Iowa; Cam Lewis, Wossman; Elijah Walker, Amite; Frederick Williams, Church Point; Elijah Mitchell, Erath; Julius Johnson, Kaplan; Shamar Turner, Union; Fantoryian Pendleton, Carroll; Cheyenne Labruzza, Albany; Kijuan Lee, Jewel Sumner; Kayin White, Parkview Baptist; Landin Rayborn, Jewel Sumner; Ronald Sims, West Feliciana; Derek Turner, West Feliciana; Blake Atchley, North Webster; Laryon James, University; Matthew Murla, Parkview Baptist; Hunter Smith, West Feliciana; Da’karrion Jackson, Carroll; Stephen Jackson, Independence;  Romeo Williams, Marksville; Malik Antoine, University; Jeremy Rounds, E.D. White; Audwin Williams, Berwick; DJ Jones, Patterson; Danquan Edwards, De La Salle; Marion Magday, Marksville; Jarid Sturgeon, West Feliciana; Sam Wharton, University.

Class 2A

By Lori Lyons
Written for the LSWA
Notre Dame of Crowley and Kinder both finished the 2015 season at the top of the Class 2A football heap, with the Pioneers capturing the Division III select schools state championship and Kinder taking the non-select crown for the second time in three years. Both also landed a heap of players on the Class 2A All-State team selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
Notre Dame finished a perfect 15-0 to win its fifth state championship, the first since 2009. The Pioneers’ success was, in large part, due to its superb defense, which allowed 50 points all season.
Senior defensive back Hayden Bourgeois, a 5-foot-11, 190 pound senior was the leader of that defense, with 64 tackles, 5.5 of those for losses and is the Defensive MVP of the LSWA squad.
Kinder quarterback Welles Cooley is the Offensive MVP. The 6-2, 185 pound senior went into the final game with 1,011 passing yards and 10 touchdowns and 1,115 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns. He also played defense, recording 41 tackles and three interceptions.
Riverside Academy has never won an LHSAA title in football, but made its first trip to the finals in 15 years. The Rebels went 8-1 in the regular season, earned the No. 1 seed in the bracket and rode an 11-game winning streak into the Superdome before falling to the Pios. Riverside coach Bill Stubbs, who spent 10 years as a private businessman before returning to the sideline four years ago, is the Class 2A Coach of the Year.
Notre Dame placed five players on the team, including Bourgeois. Jacob Vicknair, a 5-10, 230 pound senior center is the lone representative on the offense. On the defensive line are Paul Guidry, a 6-3, 285 senior who had 69 tackles and five sacks, and Trey Vautrot, a 6-1, 225 senior who had 9 ½ sacks, 18 hurries, 50 tackles and 16.5 tackles for loss. Linebacker Shea Zaunbrecher, who was the Outstanding Player in the state championship game, had 64 tackles, 12 tackles for loss nine sacks.
The receivers are West St. John’s Jabari Walters (73 receptions, 1,226 yards, 12 touchdowns), Welsh’s Brandius Batiste (6 catches for 971 yards and 15 touchdowns) and Newman’s Elbert Thomas (88 passes for 1,247 yards and 14 touchdowns).
The running backs are Kinder’s junior Taylor Johnson, who rushed for 1,719 yards and 25 touchdowns on 227 carries, Episcopal senior T.J. Wisham, who rushed for 1,886 yards and 23 touchdowns with three 200-yard games. Josh Pennebaker of Ouachita Christian was the first running back in school history to rush for more than 100 yards in every game. He finished with 1,902 yards and 24 touchdowns on 238 carries.
The offensive linemen are Caleb Gary of Welsh (6-3, 280, Sr.), Azaviar Carter of Pickering (6-3, 265, Jr.), Ouachita Christian’s Che Menning (6-2, 280, Sr.), Matt Ryan of Newman (6-3, 320 Sr.) and Notre Dame’s Vicknair.
Cameron Dantzler, a quarterback and kick returner for St. Thomas Aquinas, is the athlete. He rushed for 1,901 yards and 26 touchdowns and passed for 1,381 yards and 11 more scores. He also had two interceptions, returning one for a touchdown.
The place kicker is Riverside’s Tyler Gauthier, who was 32 of 34 on PATS in the regular season. He kicked a school record 52-yard field goal in a win against Country Day.
Along with Notre Dame’s big guys, the defensive linemen are Ed Alexander of St. Thomas Aquinas (6-3, 330, Sr.) and Leroy Roddy of Northeast (6-1, 320, Sr.). Roddy recorded 13 sacks.
The linebackers are Zaunbrecher, Garrick Gray of Welsh (158 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, three sacks, two interceptions, two forced fumbles), Malcolm Roach of Madison Prep (128 tackles, 14.5 sacks, 12 tackles for loss, two interceptions five forced fumbles, 20 hurries) and Riverside’s Evan Veron (109 tackles, 47 assists, 27 caught behind the line, nine sacks, five forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, four interceptions).
Jared Rider of Kinder (10 interceptions), Chanse Sylvie of Calvary Baptist (108 tackles),West St. John’s Jamal Walters (12 interceptions) join Bourgeois in the degfensive backfield.
Kinder’s Raul Barrera is the punter with a 40.1 yard average. Jaylan King of Sterlington is the return specialist. He had 19 kickoff returns for 665 yards and 12 punt returns for 372 yards and three touchdowns.

Class 2A chart

Offense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      Jabari Walters  West St. John   5-11    175     Sr.
WR      Brandius Batiste        Welsh   6-2     185     Sr.
WR      ElbertThomas    Newman  6-2     180     Sr.
OL      Caleb Gary      Welsh   6-3     280     Sr.
OL      Azaviar Carter          Pickering       6-3     265     Jr.
OL      Jacob Vicknair  Notre Dame      5-10    230     Sr.
OL      Che Manning     Ouachita Christian      6-2     280     Sr.
OL      Matt Ryan       Newman  6-3     320     Sr.
QB      Welles Cooley           Kinder  6-1     190     Sr.
RB      Taylor Johnson  Kinder          5-9     175     Jr.
RB      T.J. Wisham     Episcopal       5-11    210     Sr.
RB      Josh Pennebaker Ouachita Christian      5-10    190     Sr.
PK      Tyler Gauthier          Riverside       5-11    190     Sr.
ATH     Cameron Dantzler        St. Thomas Aquinas      6-4     190     Sr.


Defense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Paul Guidry     Notre Dame      6-0     285     Sr.
DL      Trey Vautrot    Notre Dame      6-1     225     Sr.
DL      Ed Alexander    St. Thomas Aquinas      6-3     330     Sr.
DL      Leroy Roddy     Northeast       6-1     320     Sr.
LB      Shea Zaunbrecher        Notre Dame      6-1     205     Sr.
LB      Garrick Gray    Welsh   5-11    190     Sr.
LB      Malcolm Roach   Madison Prep    6-3     250     Sr.
LB      Evan Veron      Riverside       6-0     215     Sr.
DB      Jared Rider     Kinder          5-9     175     Sr.
DB      Hayden Bourgeois        Notre Dame      5-11    190     Sr.
DB      Chanse Sylvie   Calvary Baptist 6-0     186     Sr.
DB      Jamal Walters   West St. John   5-10    175     Jr.
P       Raul Barrera    Kinder          5-6     140     So.
KR      Jaylan King     Sterlington     5-8     145     Sr.
Offensive MVP: Welles Cooley, Kinder
Defensive MVP: Hayden Bourgeois, Notre Dame
Coach of the Year: Bill Stubbs, Riverside Academy

Honorable mention
Trey Hargrave, Lake Arthur; Alan Zaunbrecher, Notre Dame; Wyatt Richtofen, Catholic-NI; Caleb Beard, Sterlington; Maverick May, Springfield; Darop Dunn, Oakdale; Brian Savoy, Madison Prep; Trey Harrell, Country Day; Jase Griffin, Country Day; Patrick Hinson, Pickering; Grant Fitzhugh, Ouachita Christian; Devon Murphy, Sterlington; Keshon Bell, Welsh; Jakarie Nichols, Mangham; Zi’Yon Hill, Catholic-NI; Robert Bruchhaus, Kinder; Cedric Dyer, Sterlington; David Fitzwater, Calvary Baptist; Auston Smith, Sterlington; Marcus Wiseman, Many; Sean Badeaux, Menard; Jordan Cordova, Kinder; James Anderson, Ouachita Christian; Troy James, Madison Prep; James Kelly, Ouachita Christian; Quincy Banks, Madison Prep; Travantae Booker, East Feliciana; A.J. Carter, Many; Rodarius Williams, Calvary Baptist; Andraez Williams, Calvary Baptist; Herb McGee, Riverside; Brandon Sanders, Riverside; Ryan Cannon, West St. John; Tyrin Arceneaux, St. Charles; Josh Landry, Northlake Christian; Miles Lapeyre, Newman; Kordavian Washington, Calvary Baptist; Kyle Barefield, Mangham; Khamod Naylor, Rayville.

Class 1A

By Troy LaFleur
Written for the LSWA
The Kentwood Kangaroos and Southern Lab Kittens reigned supreme in Class 1A and Division IV football this season. The two District 6-1A rivals were well rewarded for their dominance on the 2015 Louisiana Sportswriters Association Class 1A All-State team.
Kentwood, which defeated Haynesville in the Class 1A championship game, was led by Shyheim Carter who was selected as the team’s athlete and Offensive MVP. The Under Armour All-American finished his senior season with 2,443 passing yards and 1,648 rushing yards with over 30 total touchdowns. Defensively he had 57 tackles, five interceptions and broke up 13 passes.
Southern Lab defeated St. Mary’s of Natchitoches in the Division IV title game and was led defensively by linebacker Chris Allen who was named the Defensive MVP. The 6-5, 230 pound junior finished the year with 108.5 tackles and 14 sacks.
Earning Coach of the Year honors was South Cameron head coach Mark Delaney who led the Tarpons to an 8-4 finish in the second round of the 1A playoffs. South Cameron, which has the smallest enrollment among football playing schools, had gone 4-36 in the previous four years combined and hadn’t had a winning season since 2007. Their first round playoff win over Ringgold was the school’s first since 2002.
Joining Carter at the skill positions on offense are Vermilion Catholic senior quarterback Hunter Frith (3,712 yards 43 TDs), Basile senior running back Gabe Fontenot (1,951 yards 23 TDs), Central Catholic senior running back Stefano Guarisco (2,728 yards 39 TDs), Highland Baptist sophomore running back Brontre Griffin (3,079 yards 47 TDs), Hamilton Christian junior receiver Kenan Fontenot (635 yards 10 TDs), Vermilion Catholic senior receiver Tyler Derouen (1,364 yards 14 TDs) and Plain Dealing junior receiver Keldrick Carper (947 yards 13 TDs).
Selected to the offensive line were Central Catholic junior Thomas Garber, Hamilton Christian senior Easton Massey, East Beauregard senior Elliott Reeves, Kentwood senior Jalen Bickham and Haynesville junior Jarius Knowles.
Selected to the all senior defensive line were South Cameron’s Tyler Stelly (89 tackles 21 TFLs), Oak Grove’s James Turner (83 tackles 9 sacks), Kentwood’s Wayne Brown (87 tackles 14 sacks) and Josh Lucky (80 tackles 13.5 sacks) of St. Mary’s.
Joining Allen at the linebacker spots are seniors Blaise Hebert (156 tackles) of Basile, William Noegal (158 tackles) of Vermilion Catholic and Julian Marcantel (134 tackles) of Hamilton Christian.
Rounding out the defense at defensive back are Merryville senior Hunter Echols (108 tackles), Central Catholic junior Jalen Johnson (68 tackles 4 INTs), Varnado senior Delrick Abrams (66 tackles 9 INTs) and Southern Lab senior Jonard Robinson (10 INTs).
The specialists are Southern Lab senior return specialist Curtlan Williams (7 punt return TDs, 616 return yards), Cedar Creek junior punter Matthew Pike (40.1 yard average) and South Cameron senior kicker Nelson Deras (9 of 10 field goals).
Other finalists for Coach of the Year were Lee Doty of St. Mary’s, Jonathan Foster of Kentwood and Michael Desormeaux of Ascension Episcopal.

CLASS 1A CHART

Offense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
WR      Tyler Derouen   Vermilion Catholic      5-11    185     Sr.
WR      Keldrick Carper Plain Dealing   6-3     185     Jr.
WR      Kenan Fontenot  Hamilton Christian      6-1     170     Jr.
OL      Thomas Garber   Central Catholic        5-11    235     Jr.
OL      Elliott Reeves  East Beauregard 6-3     300     Sr.
OL      Easton Massey   Hamilton Christian      6-3     275     Sr.
OL      Jalen Bickham           Kentwood        6-3     320     Sr.
OL      Jarius Knowles  Haynesville     6-2     280     Jr.
QB      Hunter Frith            Vermilion Catholic      6-5     205     Sr.
RB      Brontre Griffin Highland Baptist        5-10    195     So.
RB      Stefano Guarisco        Central Catholic        5-9     175     Sr.
RB      Gabe Fontenot           Basile  5-10    180     Sr.
PK      Nelson Deras    South Cameron,  5-5     125     Sr.
ATH     Shyheim Carter  Kentwood        6-1     195     Sr.

Defense
Pos     Player  School  Ht.     Wt.     Cl.
DL      Josh Lucky      St. Mary’s      5-6     145     Sr.
DL      Tyler Stelly    South Cameron   6-2     275     Sr.
DL      Nick Slusher    Cedar Creek     6-4     234     Jr.
DL      Wayne Brown     Kentwood        6-2     215     Sr.
LB      William Noegel  Vermilion Catholic      6-2     210     Sr.
LB      Chris Allen     Southern Lab    6-5     240     Jr.
LB      Blaise Hebert   Basile  5-10    190     Sr.
LB      Julian Marcantel         Hamilton Christian     6-2     215     Sr.
DB      Jalen Johnson   Central Catholic        6-2     185     Jr.
DB      Jonard Robinson Southern Lab    6-2     185     Sr.
DB      Hunter Echols           Merryville      5-11    175     Sr.
DB      Delrick Abrams  Varnado 6-3     175     Sr.
P Matthew Pike  Cedar Creek     6-3     195     Jr.
KR  Curtlan Williams    Southern Lab    5-9     175     Sr.
Offensive MVP: Shyheim Carter, Kentwood
Defensive MVP: Chris Allen, Southern Lab
Coach of the Year: Mark Delaney, South Cameron

Honorable mention: Seth Hartsfield, Cedar Creek, Joshua Mote, Oak Grove; Kendall Offord, Delhi Charter; Ronald Leblanc, Ascension Episcopal; Terrance Wesley, Delhi; J’Marquis Percy, Delhi; Julian Marcantel, Hamilton Christian; Jackson Wyly, Oak Grove; JaCeiry Linzer, Ascension Episcopoal; Jaylan Holt, Oak Grove; Sam Philley, Oak Grove; Rhon Morris, St. Frederick; Treyon Hunter, Haynesville; Darbbeon Profit, Southern Lab; Coleton Guidry, East Beauregard; T.J. Ruffin, Central Catholic; James Turner, Oak Grove; Shannon Forman, Southern Lab; Emile Trahan, Vermilion Catholic; Sam Terral, Cedar Creek; Waddia Fahkre, St. Frederick; Aaron Howell, St. Mary’s; Marquel Daigle, Covenant Christian; Devyn Allen, Covenant Christian; Nate Jennings, Oak Grove; Ryan Hicks, Delhi Charter; Jake Arceneaux, Ascension Episcopal; Tanner Disotell, Cedar Creek; Josh Hickman, St. Mary’s; Cameron Solet, Covenant Christian; Cedric Banks, Southern Lab; Dorien Welch, Southern Lab; Sashen Staidum, Covenant Christian; Tanner Wiggins, Central Catholic; Sam Trosclair Houma Christian; Devin Battaglia, Houma Christian.

2014

2014 LSWA All State Football teams

LSWA CLASS 1A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL
Offense
Pos    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
WR    Morell Bartholomew    W. St. John    6-4    190    Sr.
WR    Jake Slaughter, Ouachita Chr.       6-1    187    Sr.
WR    Isaac Jacobs    Plain Dealing       6-2    180    Sr.
OL    Kasey Miller    Mangham    6-2    285    Sr.
OL    Trevas Samuel       Southern Lab    6-0    285    Sr.
OL    Paul Veazey    Vermilion Cath.    6-0    230    Sr.
OL    Che’ Manning    Ouachita Chr.       6-2    277    Jr.
OL    Jeff Fuller    Mangham    6-1    313    Sr.
QB    Chance Clowers    Ouachita Chr.    6-0    175    Sr.
RB    Marcus Lemoine    Elton    5-9    175    Sr.
RB    Jakarie Nichols    Mangham    5-9    155    So.
RB    Hunter Bedgood    St. Mary’s    5-8    170    Sr.
ATH    Shyheim Carter    Kentwood    5-11    185    Sr.
PK    Whit Chapman    Ouachita Chr.    5-8    175    Sr.

Defense
Pos    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
DL    Sashen Staidum    Covenant Chr.    6-3    315    Jr.
DL    Malcolm Roach    Madison Prep    6-3    250    Jr.
DL    Kendall Hampton    Haynesville    6-1    220    Sr.
DL    Delmond Landry    Ascension Cath.    6-5    265    Sr.
LB    Javahn Ferguson    Southern Lab    6-2    225    Sr.
LB    Kendrick Jackson    Haynesville    6-1    240    Sr.
LB    Keandre Harris    Haynesville    6-0    217    Jr.
LB    Trey Nathan    West St. John    6-1    215    Sr.
DB    Charlie Barron    Central Catholic    6-0    175    Sr.
DB    Chris Elly    Hamilton Chr.    6-1    175    Sr.
DB    Garryn Chowns    Ouachi    ta Chr.    6-1    190    Sr.
DB    Jonard Robinson    Southern Lab    6-1    180    Jr.
KR    Kendrick Ceasar    Basile    5-9    160    Sr.
P    Dylan Landry    Elton    6-0    254    Jr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Marcus Lemoine, Elton
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Kendrick Jackson, Haynesville
COACH OF THE YEAR: David Franklin, Haynesville

Honorable mention
Cole Amedee, Ascension Catholic; Aaron Calcote, Block; Raymond Plummer, Block; Walker Bright, Country Day; James Jackson, Haynesville; Brian Randle, Haynesville; Ed Boyd, Haynesville; Morgan Barbo, LaSalle; T'Kiel Smith, LaSalle; Logan Allen, Plain Dealing; Michael Leone, St. Mary’s; Tyler Ward, St. Mary’s; Desmond McGovern, St. Martin’s; Emile Trahan, Vermilion Catholic; William Noegel, Vermilion Catholic; Jonas Guichet, Catholic-Pointe Coupee; Jacob Juge, Catholic-Pointe Coupee; Devin Battaglia, Houma Christian; Trey Harrell, Country Day; Tevis Abraham, Southern Lab; Jonah Albares, Houma Christian; Easton Massey, Hamilton Christian; Coleton Guidry, East Beauregard; Falcon Mire, Ascension Catholic; Hunter Frith, Vermilion Catholic; Drake Battaglia, Houma Christian; Ja’Ceiry Linzer, Ascension Episcopal; Brontre Griffin, Highland Baptist; Chris Sykes, Montgomery; Stefano Guarisco, Central Catholic; Jordan McKey, Covenant Christian; John Broussard, Houma Christian; Abdullah Rhone, Mangham; Christian Colvin, Delhi Charter; Jase Griffin, Country Day; Darbbeon Profit, Southern Lab; Dontrell Taylor, White Castle; Bradley Borne, West St. John; Sam Trosclair, Houma Christian; Tyler DeRouen, Vermilion Catholic; Kenneth Smith, LaSalle; Kyle Barefield, Mangham; Josh Lucky, St. Mary’s; T.J. Ruffin, Central Catholic; Brandon Blackwell, Hamilton Christian; Ahkeem Rhone, Mangham; Bryan Reppond, Ouachita Christian; Kevante Vennible, Kentwood; Garrett LeBlanc, Central Catholic; Dylan Authement, Houma Christian; Brian Criff, Mangham; Brock Bryant, St. Frederick; Wes Gresham, Cedar Creek; Keldrick Carper, Plain Dealing; Ethan Roberts, St. Martin’s; Jermoine Green, West St. John; Lamore Boudoin, West St. John.

LSWA CLASS 2A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM

OFFENSE
Pos    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
WR    Shun Brown    Calvary    5-8    162    Sr.
WR    Anfernee Dixon    Vinton    5-9    165    Sr.
WR    Herb McGee    Riverside    6-1    180    Jr.
OL    Garrett Thomas    Many    6-6    315    Sr.
OL    Casey Edwards    Kinder    6-2    285    Sr.
OL    Drew Drouilhet    Newman    6-2    230    Sr.
OL    Joshua Mote    Oak Grove    6-3    265    So.   
OL    Cole Forbes    Sterlington    5-8    220    Sr.
QB    Shea Patterson    Calvary    6-2    191    Jr.
RB    Kendall Bussey    Newman    5-9    205    Sr.
RB    Andre Bellefontaine    Catholic-NI    5-11    180    Sr.
RB    Orlando Bradford    Calvary    5-9    195    Sr.
ATH    Jay Tyler    Newman    5-9    165    Sr.
PK    Tyler Gauthier    Riverside    5-11    185    Jr.

DEFENSE
Pos    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
DL    Joe Anderson    Riverside    6-4    230    Sr.
DL    Leroy Roddy    Northeast    6-1    327    Jr.
DL    Richie George    Riverside    6-3    350    Sr.
DL    Justice Henson    Calvary    5-10    196    Sr.
LB    Bryce Baker    Kinder    5-9    180    Sr.
LB    Pepi Kennedy    Many    6-2    235    Sr.
LB    Aquindas Steib    St. James    5-10    210    Jr.
LB    Tyquincey Kilbourne    E. Feliciana    6-1    240    Sr.
DB    Xavier Dias    Many    5-11    185    Sr.
DB    Elliot Sperling       Newman    5-11    160    Sr.
DB    Rodarius Williams    Calvary    6-1    170    Jr.
DB    Zach Rider    Kinder    6-0    190    Sr.
RS    Jaylan King    Sterlington    5-8    140    Jr.
P    Aaron Moreno       Winnfield    5-10    185    Jr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Shun Brown, Calvary
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Bryce Baker, Kinder
COACH OF THE YEAR: Jess Curtis, Many

Honorable mention
Dontay Hargrove, Pickering; Darion Dunn, Oakdale; Von Julien, Riverside; Ross Lambert, Sterlington; Tommy Townley, Oakdale; Mickey Broadway, Oak Grove; Josh Bartley, Winnfield; Austyn Oubre, Riverside; A.J. Bruce, General Trass; Lowell Narcisse, St. James; Jason Pellerin, Catholic-New Iberia; Cameron Dantzler, St. Thomas Aquinas; DeVante Douglas, Sterlington; Austin Vaughn, Menard; T.J. Wisham, Episcopal; Miguel Black, Northlake Christian; Josh Taylor, Springfield; Ethan Poche, Catholic-NI; Coby Sammis, Welsh; Chase Day. Dunham; Z’yon Hill, Catholic-NI; Mason Hebert, Welsh; Austin Smith, Sterlington; Don Charles Arceneaux, Kinder; Nick Rogers. Calvary; Gary Sampson, Northlake Christian; Carnelius Smart, Many; Samaj Coleman, Sterlington; Milan Love, Springfield; Kendall Martin, Riverside; Rhashid Bonnette, Loreauville; Kelvaughn Hayes, Bunkie; Mason Scott, St. James; Chanse Sylve, Calvary; Andraez Williams, Calvary; Kurrell Vaughan, Calvary; Jaise Young, Calvary; Seth St. Pierre, Catholic-NI; Jamarius Newton, Many: Sean Badeaux, Menard; Will Bordelon, Menard; Wyatt Thiels, Menard; Elbert Thomas, Newman; Dominick Yates, Northeast; Heath Hilton, Menard; Brett Mills, Opelousas Catholic; Caleb Vidrine, Opelousas Catholic; Patrick Hinson, Pickering; Jordan Loving, Riverside; Tannor Triche, Riverside; Evan Veron, Riverside; Jonathan Wilson, South Plaquemines; J'Anthony Foster, Winnfield; Ross Lambert, Sterlington; Mickey Broadway, Oak Grove; A.J. Bruce, General Trass; Cameron Dantzler, St. Thomas Aquinas; DeVante Douglas, Sterlington; Trey Hargrave, Lake Arthur; Welles Cooley, Kinder; Jonta Jones, St. James; Anfernee Dixon, Vinton; Kendall Martin, Riverside; James Planchard, Vinton; Darryl Adams, Northeast; Lucas Simal, Bunkie.

LSWA CLASS 3A ALL-STATE CHART

OFFENSE
Pos.    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
WR    Daylon Charlot    Patterson       6-0    185    Sr.
WR    Tre’ Jackson    University    5-10    170    Jr.
WR    Jamarion Johnson    Rayville    6-4    215    Sr.
OL    Jerry Tillery    Evangel    6-6    315    Sr.
OL    Willie Allen    Curtis    6-7    310    Jr.
OL    Trent Harrington    Parkview    5-9    245    Jr.
OL    Curtis Cox    South Beauregard    5-10    270    Jr.
OL    Tyler Holloway    Union Parish    6-1    270    Jr.
QB    Kahmod Naylor    Rayville    5-11    185    Sr.
RB    Nicholas Brossette    University    6-0    210    Sr.
RB    Devin White    North Webster    6-0    253    Jr.
RB    Malcolm Dedrick    Livonia    5-11    185    Sr.
ATH    Cee Jay Powell    Livonia    5-8    165    Jr.
PK    Thomas O’Dowd    St. Louis    6-1    175    Sr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
DL    Bo Wallace    Curtis    6-4    220    Sr.
DL    Nate Link    Notre Dame    6-3    250    Sr.
DL    Brad Porter    Amite    6-2    251    Sr.
DL    Willie Baker    Livonia    6-4    225    Jr.
LB    Mike Corcoran    Curtis    6-1    215    Sr.
LB    Dylan Moses    University    6-2    215    So.
LB    Logan Lavergne    Church Point    5-9    170    Jr.
LB    Brett Fontenot    Jennings    5-11    200    Sr.
DB    Hunter Dale    Curtis    6-0    190    Sr.
DB    Joshua Perry    Amite    6-3    185    Jr.
DB    Ryan Reed    West Feliciana    5-10    180    Sr.
DB    Eric Lewis    St. Charles    5-11    175    Jr.
P    Chase Spatafora    Union Parish    5-11    170    Jr.
KR    Shea Holland    South Beauregard    6-0    190    Jr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Nicholas Brossette, University
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: – Bo Wallace, Curtis
COACH OF THE YEAR: Chad Mahaffey, University


Honorable mention
Mark Wilson, Amite; Trever Ingram, Buckeye; Trent Smith, Buckeye; Joseph Davis, Clark; Dontae Jones, Curtis; Myles Washington, Curtis; Jamarqueza Mims, Evangel; Tristain Robinson, Green Oaks; Tyler Butler, Thomas Jefferson; Donte Sincere, Thomas Jefferson; Qway Mingo, Marksville; Malik Argue, McMain; Andre Anthony, Miller-McCoy; Melvin Johnson, Miller-McCoy; Jekyren Miles, North Webster; Brad Stoma, Notre Dame; Eian Mitchell, St. Charles Catholic; Austin Weber, St. Charles Catholic; DeAndre Washington, Booker T. Washington; Dazzarious Downing, Amite; Mykel Jones, Patterson; Stephen Guidry, Livonia; Chris Roberts, Buckeye; Carl Wilmer, Marksville; Will Green, Jennings; Fred Torrence, Amite; Kyle Burns, Curtis; Tyrin Arceneaux, St. Charles Catholic; James Todd, Livonia; Sirbation Charles, Patterson; Manny Miles, University; Christian Veronie Church Point; Shamar Turner, Union Parish; Phillip Augustine, Avoyelles; Marcus Keyes, Port Allen; Jeremy Rounds, E.D. White Catholic; Kenner Harrell, Amite; Cole Lewis, De La Salle; Kian Richard, Church Point; Dustin Reiners, Notre Dame; Hunter Creasy, Evangel; Frederick Williams, Church Point; Audwin Williams, Berwick; Reggie Hayes, Parkview Baptist; Michael Tarwater, Parkview Baptist; Houston Robert, Parkview Baptist; Connor Kirsch, Notre Dame; Jalen Bates, Kaplan; Cedrick Cook, Rayville; Quandarius Qualls, Union Parish; Danquan Edwards, De La Salle; Shea Zaunbrecher, Notre Dame; Ronnie Guillory, Iowa; Jefferey Devon, Amite; Nathaniel Evans, Amite; Malik Bass, Patterson; Bryce Jones, Livonia; Seth Gatson. Union Parish Kamar Greenhouse Marksville; Michael Mack. St. Louis Catholic; Lyntravious Gipson, North Webster; EJ Oglesby, University; Brandon Burton, Amite; Malik Antoine, University; Kody Schexnayder, Curtis; Jarel Picquet, Iowa; Chaz Key, Iowa; Travis Etienne, Jennings; Charlie Smith, Jena.

LSWA CLASS 4A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL

OFFENSE
Pos.    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
WR    Tyron Johnson    Easton    6-2    200    Sr.
WR    Sage LeBlanc    Teurlings    5-7    160    Sr.
WR    Isaiah Graham    Bastrop    6-1    170    Sr.
OL    Adrian Magee    Franklinton    6-5    320    Sr.
OL    Cole Thomas    Neville    6-1    240    Sr.
OL    Kevin Dotson    Plaquemine    6-5    315    Sr.
OL    Dyon Perque    South Terrebonne    6-0    260    Sr.
OL    Cody Goodwin    West Ouachita    6-1    280    Sr.
QB    Deshawn Capers-Smith    Easton    6-1    185    Sr.
RB    Kavontae Turpin    Neville    5-8    165    Sr.
RB    Markell Hawthorne    LaGrange    5-10    195    Jr.
RB    Cristian Wallis    South Terrebonne    5-8    160    Sr.
PK    A.J. Fletcher    St. Michael    5-9    205    Sr.
ATH    Cole Kelley    Teurlings    6-7    240    Jr.

DEFENSE
Pos.    Player    School    Ht.    Wt.    Cl.
DL    Daniel Crosley    DeRidder    6-3    240    Jr.
DL    Donald Louis    Neville    6-3    240    Sr.
DL    George Lea    Landry-Walker    6-3    260    Sr.
DL    Rashard Lawrence    Neville    6-2    305    Jr.
LB    Brennan Bourgeois    St. Thomas More    6-0    210    Sr.
LB    DeAndre McCarthy    Franklin Parish    5-11    215    Sr.
LB    Tirrell Gilmore    Landry-Walker    6-2    220    Sr.
LB    Tyrin Ferguson    Karr    6-2    210    Sr.
DB    T.J. Lemoine    Neville    5-10    170    Sr.
DB    Alvinosky Lafleur    LaGrange    6-0    190    Jr.
DB    Donte Jackson    Riverdale    5-11    175    Sr.
DB    Dedrick Shy    Easton    6-3    170    Sr.
P    Chris Reid    St. Michael    5-11    190    Sr.
KR    Marquez Stevenson    Northwood-SH    5-11    175    Jr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Deshawn Capers-Smith, Easton
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Tyrin Ferguson, Karr
COACH OF THE YEAR: Mickey McCarty, Neville

Honorable mention
Donovan Thomas, Bolton; Eriel Dorsey, Peabody; Kelejawan Chriss, Warren Eaton; Hayden Weltz, Tioga; Andrew Hicks, Belle Chasse,.; Pernell Jefferson, Easton.; Sci Martin, McDonogh 35; Joe Keller, Plaquemine; Arthur McGinnis, Easton; Darius May, McDonogh 35; Shea Douglas, Northside; Aubrey Powell, Landry-Walker; P.J. Burkhalter, Franklinton; Darius Williams, McDonogh 35; Nick Dore, Rayne; Andrew Hicks, Belle Chasse; Pernell Jefferson, Easton; Devin Jackson, Karr; Anthony Phillips, Warren Easton; Cole Kelley, Teurlings Catholic’ Christian Doaty, Bastrop; Sadrick Kirklin, Peabody; Tyon Griffin, Crowley; Raymond Calais, Cecilia; Curtis Anderson, Ellender; Trevor Begue, St. Thomas More; Joseph Tassin, West Ouachita; D’Angelo Reder, DeRidder; Cory McCoy, Leesville; Zach Ashy, Teurlings Caholic; Erhan Rose, Teurlings Catholic; D’Morea Wicks, Plaquemine; Donte’ Jackson, Riverdale; JaJuan Delco, Crowley; Tyler Shelvin, Northside; Sully Laiche, Lutcher; Courtney Wallace, Neville; Brandon Marshall, Wossman; Jacob Loupe, St. Michael; Gage Ross, South Terrebonne; Pete LeBoeuf, South Terrebonne; Brandon Brinson, Ellender; Quintrelle Anderson, Plaquemine; Isaiah Washington, Karr; Mastephon Taylor, McDonogh 35; Orel Ledet, Breaux Bridge; Asa Miller, Teurlings Catholic; Titus Leonard, West Ouachita; David Crosley. DeRidder; Charles Ellis, Wossman; Dylan Ward, Vandebilt Catholic; Ronte Ladmirault, East Jefferson; Joseph Williams, Breaux Bridge; De’Vontaveon Martin, South Terrebonne; Henry Black, Woodlawn-Shreveport.

LSWA CLASS 5A ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM

OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Stanley Morgan, St. Augustine 6-1 195 Sr.
WR Kalija Lipscomb, Jesuit 6-0 185 Jr.
TE Bry’kiethan Mouton, Acadiana 6-2 240 Sr.
OL Caden Cunningham, Acadiana 6-1 275 Sr.
OL Ryan Hanley, Rummel 6-0 245 Sr.
OL Cody Ford, Pineville 6-4 320 Sr.
OL Jeff White, Jesuit 6-3 260 Sr.
OL Logan Currington, West Monroe 6-1 270 Sr.
QB Lindsey Scott Jr., Zachary 5-11 190 Jr.
RB Derrius Guice, Catholic 6-0 219 Sr.
RB Trey Ragas, Shaw 6-0 205 Jr.
RB Will Matthews, Destrehan 5-9 205 Sr.
PK Jack Gonsoulin, Catholic 5-9 170 Sr.
ATH Christian Campbell, Ponchatoula 6-2 195 Sr.
DEFENSE
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Isaiah Buggs, Ruston 6-3 140 Sr.
DL Briston Guidry, Rummel 6-3 265 Jr.
DL Marquis Garman, Thibodaux 6-0 280 Sr.
DL Chris Livings, Barbe 6-3 205 Sr.
LB Dwaine Thomas, Hahnville 6-2 200 Sr.
LB Krishun Cash, Byrd 6-1 220 Sr.
LB Matthew Scanlon, Mandeville 6-0 230 Sr.
LB Mason Knighton, Sam Houston 6-3 230 Sr.
DB Ronald Broussard, Acadiana 5-9 175 Sr.
DB Kristian Fulton, Rummel 6-0 165 Jr.
DB Roderic Teamer, Brother Martin 6-2 215 Sr.
DB Jawun Jiles, Byrd 5-10 187 Sr.
P Aaron Malik, Ponchatoula 5-11 195 Sr.
KR Kirkland Banks, Barbe 5-9 165 So.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Lindsey Scott Jr., Zachary
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Ronald Broussard, Acadiana
COACH OF THE YEAR: Ted Davidson, Acadiana

Honorable mention
Dante Williams, Parkway; Richard Ingram, Captain Shreve, Mike Taylor, Byrd; Gabe McDonald, Byrd; Keondre Wudtee, Parkway; Fred Brown, Hahnville; Brison Savoy, New Iberia; Michael Chigbu, Holy Cross; Reginald Turner, Natchitoches Central; Xavier Lewis, East St. John; Douglas Coleman, Zachary; Pierce Bonck, Rummel; DeAndre Williams, Scotlandville; Michael Mosley, Rummel; Kirk Merritt, Destrehan; Justin Mourain, Rummel; Charles Brooks, Woodlawn-BR; Robert Lobrano, Jesuit; Deshon Ficklin, Natchitoches Central; Artavious Lynn, Parkway; Chris Mills, Jesuit; Charles Jackson, Jesuit; Taris Shenall, Ehret; Kennedy Madison, Ouachita; Aaron Wiltz, Catholic-BR; Jalin Scott, Chalmette; Brandon Singleton, Hahnville; Foster Moreau, Jesuit; Kameron Eloph, Parkway; Trevell Johnson, Catholic-BR; Colton Prater, Airline; Louis Kieffer, Destrehan; Dustin Duhon, Sam Houston; Peyton Bonvillain, Thibodaux; Trey LaForge, Jesuit; Caron Baham, Ehret; Kirkland Banks, Barbe; Derrick Guillory, Sulphur; Jayquan Chenier, Thibodaux; Jared West, Brother Martin; Juan Esparza, Chalmette; Hunter Register, Comeaux; Nick Sanders, West Monroe; Seneca Malveaux, Acadiana; John Washington, West Monroe; Je’Kevin Carter, Ruston; Hunter Robert, Jesuit; Glen Logan, Destrehan; Kevin Moore, Acadiana; Xavier Brooks, Carencro; Dustin Mitchell, West Monroe; B.J. Hollins, Ouachita; Justin Reid, Dutchtown; Jovard Mitchell, Ponchatoula; Michael Divinity, Ehret; Allen Pittman, Destrehan; Michael Mosley, Rummel; Robert Lobrano, Jesuit; D’Ronnie Littleton, Carenco; Zach Hannibal, Ouachita; Blair Brooks, Thibodaux; Kevin Henry, Central; Gabe McDuffy, Carencro; Luke Cranford, West Monroe; Jake Smith, Sulphur; Brandon Phillips, Rummel; Brandon Scott, Destrehan; Ricky Preston, Hahnville; Artavious Lynn, Parkway; Colton Prater, Airline.

2013

2013 LSWA All State Football teams

Class 1A

OFFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Connor Menard, Vermililon Catholic 6-1 185 Sr.
WR Delfontay Powell, Pointe Coupee Central 5-10 175 Sr.
WR Curtlan Williams, Southern Lab 5-9 165 So.
OL Kyle Zenon, Vermilion Catholic 6-4 264 Sr.
OL Jeff Fuller, Mangham 6-2 315 Jr.
OL Garland Pipes, Cedar Creek 6-2 230 Sr.
OL Richmond Jackson, Country Day 5-11 260 Sr.
OL Miguel Deleon, Haynesville 5-8 180 Sr.
QB Brennan Gallet, Vermilion Catholic 5-8 153 Sr.
RB Jeremy Jackson, West St. John 5-10 190 Sr.
RB Kemme Weeks, Mangham 5-8 180 Jr.
RB Marcus Lemoine, Elton 5-9 170 Jr.
PLACEKICKER Jackson Jansen, Country Day 6-2 200 Sr.
ATH Altonio Johnson, Pointe Coupee Central 5-10 185 Sr.

DEFENSE
DL Jahmal Macklin, Block 6-4 220 Sr.
DL Malcolm Roach, Madison Prep 6-3 240 Sr.
DL Trei Criff, Mangham 6-1 190 Jr.
DL Delmond Landry, Ascension Catholic 6-4 241 Jr.
LB Will Daniels, St. Frederick 6-0 200 Sr.
LB Cade Harper, Ouachita Christian 6-0 200 Sr.
LB Kendrick Jackson, Haynesville 6-0 215 Jr.
LB Lance Romero, Mangham 5-10 180 Sr.
DB Demarius Brass, Delhi Charter 6-1 180 Sr.
DB Morgan Barbo, LaSalle 6-1 160 Jr.
DB Andrew Kern, Country Day 5-9 160 Sr.
DB Jerrell Jackson, Haynesville 6-1 185 Sr.
RS Kendrick Ceaser, Basile 5-8 155 Jr.
PUNTER Damieon Lee, Christian Life 5-8 155 Sr.
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Kemme Weeks, Mangham
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Will Daniels, St. Frederick
COACH OF THE YEAR: Jeff Tannehill, St. Frederick

Honorable mention:
WR: Tyler Hoffpauir, Central Catholic; Kenneth LaSalle, LaSalle; Tray Harris, Plain Dealing; Omeiza Otori, Ridgewood; OL: Dillon Junkin, Delhi Charter; Joe Michel, Central Catholic; Grant Mieling, Block; Logan Cormier, Basile; Ryan Cannon, West St. John; Walker Bright, Country Day; Corey White, Southern Lab; QB: Mark Van, Cedar Creek; Drake Battaglia, Houma Christian; Altonio Johnson, Pointe Coupee Central; Austin Howard, West St. John; Drew Brown, St. Edmund; Bladrick Veal, Southern Lab; RB: Donald Jenkins, Cedar Creek; Christian Colvin, Delhi Charter; Ahkeem Henderson, Ouachita Christian; Stefano Guarisco, Central Catholic; Raymond Plummer, Block; CaVontae Critton, Haynesville; Arthur Isaac, St. Mary’s; Kendrick Ceaser, Basile; Michael Campbell, Vermilion Catholic; Dylan Hargrave, Lafayette Christian. DL:Jonah Albares, Houma Christian; Chazz Smith, Basile; Trey Ryder, Vermilion Catholic; Dalton Thompson, Haynesville; LB: Sam McIntire, Cedar Creek; Garrett LeBlanc, Central Catholic; Taylor Perron-Krause, Block; Chris Sykes, Montgomery; Hunter Bedgood, St. Mary’s; Austin Bradford, LaSalle; Lance Frank, Oberlin; Jordan Taylor, Kentwood; Tristen Kelly, Vermilion Catholic; Koi Rainey, West St. John; DB: Tyler Derouen, Vermilion Catholic; ATH: Seth Christian, St. Frederick; Jake Slaughter, Ouachita Christian; Trevor Vault, Block; Shyheim Carter, Kentwood; KR: Leslie Collins, Kentwood.

Class 2A

OFFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.

WR D’Kwan Sandolph, St. James 6-1 170 Sr.
WR Gabe Fuselier, Catholic-N.I. 5-11 185 Sr.
WR Rhashid Bonnette, Loreauville 6-0 175 Sr.
OL Casey Edwards, Kinder 6-2 270 Jr.
OL Garrett Thomas, Many 6-6 305 Jr.
OL Jaren Stringer, Calvary 6-2 310 Sr.
OL Jacob Belding, Episcopal 6-0 235 Jr.
OL Jack Witte, Hannan 5-11 210 Sr.
QB Jabiari Tyler, Newman 5-9 165 Jr.
RB Deion Wilson, Oak Grove 5-10 200 Sr.
RB Daveon Banks, Pickering 5-8 170 Sr.
RB Jaylon Wade, Sterlington 5-11 170 Sr.
PK Jonathan Tatum, Menard 5-10 165 Sr.
ATH Derrick Dillon, Pine 6-0 170 Jr.

DEFENSE
DL Pepi Kennedy, Many 6-2 225 Jr.
DL Leroy Hardwell, Winnfield 6-2 285 Sr.
DL Edwin Alexander, St. Thomas Aquinas 6-3 290 So.
DL Joe Anderson, Riverside 6-4 235 Jr.
LB Turner Graham, Episcopal 5-10 205 Sr.
LB Aquindas Steib, St. James 5-9 210 So.
LB Chris Ellis, Winnfield 5-10 210 Sr.
LB Bryce Baker, Kinder 5-8 170 Jr.
DB Xavier Dias, Many 5-11 180 Sr.
DB LaRoderick Evans, Winnfield 6-1 190 Sr.
DB Anfernee Dixon, Vinton 5-9 160 Jr.
DB Elliott Sperling, Newman 5-11 165 Jr.
KR Shun Brown, Cavalry 5-9 165 Jr.
P Eric Kyle, Rosepine 6-0 165 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Jabiari Tyler, Newman
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Leroy Hardwell, Winnfield
COACH OF THE YEAR: Bret Fuselier, Kinder

Honorable mention: WR: Shun Brown, Calvary Baptist;  Justin Harrell, Newman; Carlius Joseph, Carver; Von Julien, Riverside; Drake Davis, Dunham; TE: Jordan Kennedy, Calvary Baptist; Lane Giggar, Welsh; DL: John Leglue, Menard; Josh Gaspard, Welsh; Reid Travis, St. Thomas Aquinas; Drew Drouilhet, Newman; Trenton Kirklin, Kinder; QB: Lowell Narcisse, St. James; Shea Patterson, Calvary Baptist; Jason Pellerin, Catholic-New Iberia; RB: Greg Baker, Sr., Oak Grove; Austin Haman, Sterlington; Stanley Hogan, Rosepine; Orlando Bradford, Calvary Baptist; Kendall Bussey Jr., Newman; Romalis Walker, Carver; Clement Mubungirwa, Episcopal; PK: Ethan Poche, Catholic-New Iberia; DL: Brandon Hargrove, Winnfield; Randy Woodle, Calvary Baptist; Trenton Kirklin, Kinder; Mason Hebert, Welsh; Sean Wilson, South Plaquemines; Baker Chandler, Episcopal; LB: Cody McGuire, Sterlington; B.J. Allison, Oakdale; Austin Vaughn, Menard; Zach Kosin, Calvary Baptist; Evan Veron, Riverside; DB: Latif Armiyaw, Pickering; Joseph McWilliams, Capitol; ATH: Raymond Bonnette, Loreauville; Herb McGee, Riverside; Russell Gage, Redemptorist; Welles Cooley, Kinder.

CLASS 3A

OFFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.

WR Malachi Dupre, Curtis 6-3 190 Sr.
WR Daylon Charlot, Patterson 6-1 182 Jr.
WR Jared Cornelius, Evangel 6-1 172 Sr.
OL Luke Gomez, Parkview Baptist 6-2 270 Sr.
OL Cazavion Joiner, Union 6-0 310 Sr.
OL Garrett Brumfield, University 6-4 285 Sr.
OL Devon Johnson, Amite 6-5 321 Sr.
OL Austin Troxler, St. Charles 6-0 215 Sr.
QB Omari Jones, McMain 6-3 190 Sr.
RB Nick Brossette, University 6-0 210 Jr.
RB Russell Farris, Livonia 5-11 210 Sr.
RB George Moreira, Curtis 5-10 205 Sr.
PK Trey Broussard, North Vermilion 5-10 185 Sr.
ATH Devin White, North Webster 6-3 224 So.

DEFENSE
DL Chris Bradley, Evangel 6-2 250 Sr.
DL Jaylon Ferguson, West Feliciana 6-5 225 Sr.
DL Nate Link, Notre Dame 6-2 225 Jr.
DL Lee Hill, Union Parish 5-10 260 Sr.
LB Kenny Young, Curtis 6-1 220 Sr.
LB Jordan Ard, Amite 5-10 190 Sr.
LB Dylan Moses, University 6-2 215 Fr.
LB Tedrick Citizen, Church Point 6-0 205 Sr.
DB Santos Ramirez, Evangel 6-2 180 Sr.
DB Hunter Dale, Curtis 6-0 175 Jr.
DB Brandon Burton, Amite 5-10 160 Jr.
DB Terrence Alexander, Curtis 6-0 185 Sr.
P Patrick Juneau, St. Charles 5-11 215 Sr.
RS D’Vante Dotson, University 5-10 165 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Nick Brossette, University
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Kenny Young, Curtis
COACH OF THE YEAR: John Craig Arceneaux, Church Point

Honorable mention
WR: Darius Gallow, Caldwell; DeAndre Elliott, Union Parish; Jared Cornelius, Evangel; Malik Williams, Jennings;
Kenderrick Vining, Amite; Darnell Williams, McMain; Clyde Thomas, Thomas Jefferson; Keyan Williams, Lusher; OL: Gage Lacombe, Buckeye; Jimmy Lewis, Jennings; Matt Boullion, Kaplan; Patrick Hundley, Notre Dame; Drew Moore, University; Fred Torrance, Amite; Willie Allen, Curtis; QB: Jacob Barton, Caldwell; Jamarius Williams, Union Parish; Spencer Landry, Patterson; Many Miles, University; Kerry Savoy, Livonia; Devarious Henderson, Amite; Melvin Johnson, Miller-McCoy; Myles Washington, Curtis; RB: Desmond Turner, Union Parish; Chris Trowers, Avoyelles; Devin White, North Webster; Chaz Key, Iowa; Kenner Harrell, Amite; Erron Lewis, St. Charles; John Michael Besse, Notre Dame; Raekwon James, Curtis; PK: Chase Spatafora, Union Parish;
Rene Thibodaux, E.D. White. DL: Quandarious Qualls, Union Parish; Zondrae Lockwood, Union Parish; Taylor Cryer, Westlake; Matthew Berg, University; Justin Zanders, Loranger; Jalen Graves, Bogalusa; Joseph Davis, Clark;
Gary Wiiliams, DeLaSalle. LB: Ronnie Smith, Union Parish; Monquiarious Caldwell, Union Parish; Mustapa Jeter, Marksville; Ricky Gibson, Marksville; Brett Fontenot, Jennings; John Brown, South Beauregard; Hunter Stelly, Notre Dame; Hezekiah White, Curtis; Dylan Vaughn, Loranger. DB: Chase Spatafora, Union Parish; Jesse Hernandez, Caldwell; Gavin Bourgeois, Notre Dame; Frederick Williams, Church Point; Deandre Bickham, Loranger; Connor Western, St. Charles; Jordan Favorite, St. Charles; Darius Hammond, Livonia. P: Tom Wing, Parkview Baptist. ATH: Josh Batiste, Marksville; Jake Ingraffia, Loranger; Devon White, North Webster.

CLASS 4A

OFFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Jamari Payne, Bastrop 5-11 170 Sr.
WR Terren Encalade, Belle Chasse 6-1 190 Sr.
WR Tyron Johnson, Warren Easton 6-3 190 Jr.
OL Tyler Bourque, Vandebilt 6-2 285 Sr.
OL Alex Anderson, Landry-Walker 6-4 305 Sr.
OL Adrian Magee, Franklinton 6-4 290 Jr.
OL Trevor Eskew, Neville 6-1 220 Sr.
OL Damarcus Jenkins, Plaquemine 6-2 350 Sr.
QB Eugene Wells, East Jefferson 5-9 180 Sr.
RB Julius Maracalin, Plaquemine 5-11 205 Sr.
RB D’Angelo Reder, DeRidder 5-8 215 Sr.
RB Ronald Green, East Jefferson 6-1 190 Sr.
PK Gunnar Raborn, St. Thomas More 5-9 165 Sr.
ATH Andre Fuller, Neville 6-0 200 Sr.

DEFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Gerald Willis, Karr 6-4 275 Sr.
DL Daniel Crosley, DeRidder 6-2 250 So.
DL Terrance Winn, North DeSoto 5-9 180 Sr.
DL George Lea, Landry-Walker 6-3 255 Jr.
LB Ashari Goins, Neville 5-11 210 Sr.
LB Edgar Jackson, East Jefferson 5-10 220 Sr.
LB Jaevon Walton, Karr 6-0 230 Sr.
LB Lemontre Huval, Breaux Bridge 6-0 190 Sr.
DB Jamal Veazey, East Jefferson 5-10 165 Jr.
DB Travonne Hobbs, Landry-Walker 6-0 180 Jr.
DB Scott Rider, Neville 6-1 170 Sr.
DB Donovan Wilson, Woodlawn-SH 6-1 180 Sr.
KR Glenn Irons, Karr 5-10 170 Sr.
P Chris Reid, St. Michael 5-10 175 Jr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Ronald Green, East Jefferson
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Gerald Willis, Karr
COACH OF THE YEAR: Nick Saltaformaggio, East Jefferson

Honorable mention
WRs: Donovan Thomas, Bolton; Darshun Boss, Peabody; Tre’L Hall, Bolton; Jarred Turner, Ellender; Demond Delahoussaye, Washington-Marion; Kendall Johnson, St. Thomas More; Jeriah Tolbert, Karr; Kylen Highshaw, Neville; TE: D’Vonte McFarland, Neville; Demontreal Babineaux, Breaux Bridge; OLs: Henry Hardin, Franklin Parish; Daniel Eskew, Neville; Ruben Guitierrez, East Jefferson; Churck Harlow, DeRidder; Austin Comeaux, St. Thomas More; Bao Tran, Teurlings Catholic; Anthony Phillips, Warren Easton; Devin Sylve, Belle Chasse.
QBs: Andre Fuller, Neville; Reggie Williams, Bolton; Dustin Creppel, Ellender; Devante Noil, Karr; Kerry Taylor, Karr. RBs: Marcus Bingham, Franklin Parish; Eldrick English, Loyola; Cristian Wallis, South Terrebonne; Bracy Gardner, Warren Easton; Donte Jackson, Riverdale; Robert Kennedy, Belle Chasse; Chris Crawson, West Ouachita; Laddarus Thomas, Wossman. PKs: A.J. Fletcher, St, Michael; Brian Barefoot, Neville; Patrick Watson, Vandebilt Catholic. DLs: Donald Louis, Neville; Rashard Lawrence, Neville; Linwood Banks, Peabody; Isiah Washington, Karr; Sully Laiche, Lutcher; Chris Terrell, Fair Park; Darryl Johnson, Morgan City; Jesse Provost,  Teurlings; Tae Thibodeaux, Westgate; Maurice Tucker, East Jefferson; Isiah Washington, Karr; La Dante Davenport, Northwood; Russell Majors, Franklin Parish. LBs: David Crosley, DeRidder; Tre’L Hall, Bolton; Damien Boone, North DeSoto; David McCormick, South Terrebonne; Charles Wilridge, LaGrange; Michael Courville, Teurlings Catholic; Bryan Blunt, McDonogh No. 35; Ricardo Francis, Warren Easton; Ronte Ladmirault, East Jefferson; Orlando Batiste, South Plaquemine; Delano Stenson, DeRidder; Deonte Goodley, LaGrange; DBs: Laurence Jones, Neville; Darshun Banks, Franklin Parish; Jaharri Gahno, Ellender; Deonte Goodley, LaGrange; Joe Williams, Breaux Bridge; Anthony Milton, Landry-Walker; Bryan Anderson, Karr; Juwan Offray, Karr; P: Alex Prince, Neville. KR: Andre Fuller, Neville; Damian Boone, North DeSoto. ATHs: Kavontae Turpin, Neville; Kendall Johnson, St. Thomas More; Deshawn Capers-Smith, Warren Easton; Anthony Milton, Landry-Walker; Aaron Varelas, Northwood.

CLASS 5A

OFFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Trey Quinn, Barbe 6-1 200 Sr.
WR Stanley Morgan, St. Augustine 6-1 185 Sr.
WR Niguel Veal, West Jefferson 5-11 180 Sr.
OL Cameron Robinson, West Monroe 6-6 320 Sr.
OL William Clapp, Brother Martin 6-5 285 Sr.
OL Trey Gallman, Dutchtown 6-2 275 Sr.
OL Ryan Hanley, Rummel 6-0 225 Sr.
OL Caden Cunningham, Acadiana 6-1 278 Jr.
QB Brandon Harris, Parkway 6-3 190 Sr.
RB Leonard Fournette, St. Augustine 6-1 225 Sr.
RB Darrel Williams, Ehret 6-1 215 Sr.
RB Derrius Guice, Catholic 6-0 210 Jr.
ATH Kennon Fontenot, Barbe 5-9 185 Sr.
PK Reed Gravolet, Holy Cross 5-11 175 Jr.

DEFENSE Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Briston Guidry, Rummel 6-2 245 So.
DL Garrald McDowell, Covington 6-2 260 Sr.
DL Daren Williams, East St. John 6-4 240 Sr.
DL Charlie Matthews, Airline 6-5 275 Jr.
LB Rae Juan Marbley, Destrehan 5-10 215 Sr.
LB De’ Andre Darville, East Ascension 5-9 215 Sr.
LB Zachery Harris, Holy Cross 6-0 210 Sr.
LB Peyton Guidry, South Lafourche 6-1 210 Sr.
DB Jermaine Roberts, St. Augustine 5-11 175 Sr.
DB Ronald Broussard, Acadiana 5-9 175 Jr.
DB Michael Sam, New Iberia 6-2 190 Sr.
DB Donald Lewis, Central 5-10 175 Sr.
KR D.J. Chark, Alexandria 6-2 175 Sr.
PUNTER Craig Ford, Hahnville 6-2 160 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Leonard Fournette, St. Augustine
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Ronald Broussard, Acadiana
COACH OF THE YEAR David Feaster, Parkway

Honorable mention
WRs: Cameron Sims, Ouachita; Brodrick Jefferson, Parkway; Jason Richard, Thibodaux; Michael Chighu, Holy Cross; Alfred Smith, Destrehan. TEs: Deshon Ficklin, Natchitoches Central; Brennan Falcon, Shaw; Charles Jones, St. Augustine. OLs: Cody Ford, Pineville; Spencer Liddle, Byrd;
Bailey Granier, South Lafourche; Nick Fontenot, Barbe; Brandon Hawkins, Ehret; Mikey McCombs, Jesuit; Collin Williams, St. Augustine. QBs: Christian Campbell, Ponchatoula; Donovan Isom, Destrehan; Chavin Gougis, West Jefferson; Dion Ray, Helen Cox; James Tabary, Holy Cross; Theron Williams, Ehret. RBs: RBs: Nigel Dora, Ouachita; Daniel Lewis, New Iberia; Will Matthews, Destrehan; Donta Johnson, Thibodaux; Sione Palelei, East Ascension; Ivan Phipps, Rummel. DLs: Cody Chavis, Acadiana; Eric Bowie, Ouachita; Jamal Joseph, Natchitoches Central; O.J. Smith, Airline; Chandler Nance, Byrd; Deldrick Canty, Scotlandville; Matthew Yadarraga, Catholic; Matthew Kennedy, Rummel; Jacob Mahoney, Holy Cross; Jalin Scott, Chalmette; Reggie Walker, Ponchatoula; Peter Woullard, St. Augustine. LBs: Jacquell Owens, Ruston; Brandon Victorian, Ouachita; Ryan Demattie, Natchitoches Central; Mason Knighton, Sam Houston; Josh Villagomez, Comeaux; Kelly Aguillard, St. Augustine; Amani Martin, East St. John; De’Andre Darville, East Ascension; Mason Knighton, Sam Houston; Matt Collet, Holy Cross; Robert Green, Ehret. DBs: DeElrick Taylor, Pineville; Christian Alderson, Pineville; Nick Abshire, Barbe; Hunter Register, Comeaux; Travis Crawford, Holy Cross; Nick Pratt, Byrd; Blaise Brown, St. Augustine. P: Andrew Boucvalt, Brother Martin. ATH: Dae’Von Washington, Alexandria; Colby Stewart, Terrebonne; Nigel Anderson, East St. John; Xavier Lewis, East St. John; Gary Triplett, Central; Jamal Evans, Bonnabel; Toi Jackson, Sr., St. Augustine.

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2012

Pos Name School Ht. Wt. Cl.

WR Danny Johnson East Feliciana 5-10 175 Sr.

WR Khalil Smith McMain 5-8 170 Sr.

TE Stephen LeBouef E.D. White 6-4 205 Sr.

OL Andrew Valdetero Notre Dame 6-0 191 Sr.

OL Luke Gomez Parkview Baptist 6-0 270 Jr.

OL Trevor Chauvin Livonia 6-1 275 Sr.

OL Delvin Brumfield Loranger 6-0 230 Sr.

OL Casevion Joiner Farmerville 5-11 275 Sr.

QB Jay Christophe Brusly 6-4 200 Sr.

RB Hezekiah Randolph Parkview Baptist 5-11 210 Sr.

RB Dravon Batiste Avoyelles 5-7 165 Sr.

RB Luke Broussard Notre Dame 5-6 157 Sr.

PK Trey Broussard North Vermilion 5-10 200 Sr.

ATH Jeryl Brazil Loranger 5-10 184 Sr.

Defense

Pos Name School Ht. Wt. Cl.

DL Luke Jackson St. Charles 6-3 215 Sr.

DL Kendell Beckwith East Feliciana 6-3 215 Sr.

DL De’Quan Franklin East Feliciana 6-0 235 Sr.

DL Dexter Charles Church Point 6-2 320 Sr.

LB Darian Claiborne Port Allen 6-2 215 Sr.

LB Russell Farris Livonia 5-11 205 Jr.

LB Kipp Credeur Notre Dame 5-11 200 Sr.

LB Dustin Brossette North DeSoto 5-11 212 Sr.

DB Jeremy Cutrer Jewel Sumner 6-3 175 Sr.

DB Tre’Davious White Green Oaks 5-11 165 Sr.

DB Keagan Deville Jennings 5-10 170 Sr.

DB Ricky Gibson Marksville 6-2 190 Jr.

P Jonathan Wallace Rayville 6-0 183 Sr.

KR Chaz Key Iowa 5-10 175 So.

Offensive MVP: Jay Christophe, Brusly

Defensive MVP: Kendell Beckwith, East Feliciana

Coach of the year: David Brewerton, Livonia

Honorable mention

WR: Trevonne Mingo, Bogalusa; Derek Denton, Eunice; DeQuian Matthews, Iowa; OL: Luke Cali, St. Charles; Hunter Thompson, Buckeye; Michael Andrade, McMain; QB: Omari Jones, McMain; Joe Duhon, North Vermilion; Brennan Bozeman, Parkview Baptist; Thocorence Hawkins, East Feliciana; Brian Williams Bogalusa; Jacob Barton, Caldwell Parish; Austin Theriot, Iowa; RB:Antony Thomas, De La Salle; Conner Hodgeson, Parkview Baptist; Devin Batiste, Marksville; Jarmal Howell, De La Salle; Miguel Toefield, Loranger; Jalen Williams, Rayne; Aurren Cooksey, North DeSoto; Darien Mitchell, Farmerville; PK: Patrick Juneau, St. Charles; Taylor Aguillard, Eunice; ATH: Dennis Clay, Buckeye; Sam Dudley, Bossier; DL: Taylor Cochran, St. Charles; Kurt Viges, Eunice; Logan Autin, Iowa; Devin Pharris, Westlake; Jalen Graves, Bogalusa; Michael Blackburn, Loranger; Shaquielle McClain, Loranger; Jacob Rush, Buckeye; LB: Dorian Gagne, Caldwell Parish; Earl Andrews, Farmerville; Jarred Dunn, Richwood; Alex McPeek, Lusher; Ridge Womack, Parkview Baptist; Wesley Boone, Avoyelles; Geoffrey Hebert, E.D. White; Teldrick Citizen, Church Point; Santo Stevens, Loranger; Hunter Brian, Parkview Baptist; DB: Danshawn Jenkins, De La Salle; Darius Hammond, Livonia; Gavin Bourgeois, Notre Dame; Deandre Bickham, Loranger; Kenny Johnson, North Vermilion; Austin Suits, Parkview Baptist.

2011 LSWA All-State Football Teams

Offense

Pos.   Player      School              Ht. Wt. Yr. 
WR Mark Laird Ouachita Christ. 6-2 175 Sr.
WR Jairus Moll West St. John 5-10 170 Sr.
WR Ryan David Vermilion Cath. 5-9 160 Sr.
OL Emmett Burton Block 6-2 305 Jr.
OL Zach Tarver Ouachita Christ. 6-4 270 Sr.
OL Willie Youngblood West St. John 6-2 300 Sr.
OL Patrick Jacobs Elton 6-6 320 Sr.
OL Daniel Campbell St. Martin 6-1 180 Sr.
QB Aaron David Vermilion Cath. 5-11 190 Sr.
RB Kylum Favorite West St. John 5-9 180 Jr.
RB Shaquille Ausberry Mangham 6-0 212 Sr.
RB Jacoby Davis Vermilion Cath. 5-9 175 So.
PK Ben Carter Mangham 5-5 130 Sr.
ATH Tyre Bracken White Castle 5-9 183 Sr.

Defense
Pos.   Player        School           Ht. Wt. Yr. 
DL Ronnie Feist West St. John 6-1 230 Sr.
DL Javari Nichols Kentwood 6-3 290 Jr.
DL Jonathon Staten Mangham 6-2 180 Jr. 
DL JerMarquis Wheeler Haynesville 5-7 235 Sr. 
LB J.M. Livingston Ouachita Christ. 6-3 177 Sr. 
LB LaQuinton Washington Delhi 6-0 195 Jr.
LB Lloyd Grogan Central Catholic 6-2 215 Sr.
LB Parker Hufft Country Day 6-3 205 Sr.
DB Mark LaPorte Vermilion Catholic 6-0 170 Sr.
DB Terrance Holmes P.Coupee Central 5-11 185 Sr.
DB Terrance Taylor White Castle 5-8 172 Sr.
DB Da'vante Williams St. John 6-0 172 Sr.
P Murphy Nash III Southern Lab 6-2 180 Jr
KR Laterrius Crumedy Varnado 5-6 165 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Jacoby Davis, Vermilion Catholic 
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Ronnie Feist, West St. John 
COACH OF THE YEAR: Trev Falk, Vermilion Catholic 

HONORABLE MENTION 
OFFENSE: WR David Murphy, Cedar Creek; Frank Denny, Ridgewood; Dontrell Brown, Central Catholic. TE Bo Harper, Ouachita Christian. OL Nick Takes, St. Mary's; Blaise Jurisich, St. Martin's; Hunter Hanks, Cedar Creek; K.J. Malone, Cedar Creek; Levi Songer, Cedar Creek; Jason Nielson, Delhi Charter; Caleb Mosher, Ouachita Christian; Nick Cortz, Basile; Chris Bordelon, St. John; Nathan Voisin, St. John. QB Austin Howard, West St. John; Dylan Matte, Basile; DeMarcus Jackson, Haynesville; Harlan Miller, Kentwood; Adam Van, Cedar Creek. RB Ahkeem Henderson, Ouachita Christian; Parker Caronia, St. Martin; Micah Lavan, Elton; Derion Porchia, St. Mary's; LeVert James, Haynesville; Trevor Derouen, Gueydan; Blake Quinlivan, Crescent City; Austin Ginn, Cedar Creek; Jacob Pippin, Oak Grove; Christian Primeaux, St. John.

Class 2A

OFFENSE
Pos.     Player      School        Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Blake Byrom Catholic-NI 6-1 175 Sr.
WR Cody Bordelon Calvary 5-10 165 Sr.
TE Dillon Gordon Curtis 6-4 260 Sr.
OL Thomas Little Winnfield 6-2 290 Sr.
OL Anthony Taylor Curtis 6-6 330 Jr.
OL Josh Thomas Evangel 6-5 280 Jr.
OL T.R. Clausen Episcopal 6-4 215 Sr.
OL Peyton Cabaniss University 6-3 250 Sr.
QB Joe Lissard Catholic-NI 6-2 205 Jr.
RB Trey Gilbert Winnfield 5-9 185 Sr.
RB Sherman Badie Curtis 5-11 190 Jr.
RB Mallery Mele Northlake Chr.5-10 170 Sr.
PK Teddy Macke Pope John Paul II 5-10 165 Sr.
ATH Alonzo Moore Winnfield 6-3 190 Sr.

DEFENSE
Pos.  Player    School     Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Torrey Bell Curtis 6-5 245 Sr.
DL Tylor Harris Episcopal 6-4 245 Sr.
DL Tim Williams University 6-3 230 Jr.
DL Clint Lorden Curtis 6-1 220 Sr.
LB Duke Riley Curtis 6-1 210 Jr.
LB Frank Swafford Winnfield 5-10 220 Sr.
LB Mike Henry Episcopal 6-2 225 Sr. 
LB Seth Langley Kinder 5-9 180 Sr.
DB Weston Steelhammer Calvary 6-3 175 Jr.
DB Jarvis Jackson Winnfield 6-2 175 Jr.
DB Blake Trahan Kinder 5-9 170 Sr.
DB Tate Scioneaux Riverside 6-1 175 Sr.
P Logan Hilton Menard 6-0 185 Sr.
KR Lamont Massey Cohen 5-7 160 Jr.

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Lonzo Moore, Winnfield
DEFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Duke Riley, John Curtis
COACH OF THE YEAR: J.T. Curtis, John Curtis

HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE: WR Donald Gage, Redemptorist; Trent Taylor, Evangel; Dai Juan Stewart, West St. Mary; Raheem Falkins, Carver. OL Jerald Hawkins, West St. Mary; Alex Lambert, Sterlington; Jonathan Levens, Curtis; Alex Paul, Newman; Garrett Brumfield, University; Brandon Godfrey, Curtis. QB Lorne Barthelemy, South Plaquemines; Ryan Noonan, Pope John Paul II; Joey Louis, Carver; Cody Jones, Ville Platte; Vincent Dellocono, Episcopal. RB Eugene Brazley, Carver; Jonquial Sanders, Riverside; James White, Newman; Nate Williams, Riverside; Damien Ward, Oakdale; Trent Hargrave, Lake Arthur; Marshall Harmon, Kinder; Brandon Wilson, Calvary; Darien Dunn, Homer; Nick Julien, Loreauville; Nick Brossette, University; Darius Poullard, Ville Platte.
DEFENSE: DL Kyle Cortez, Curtis; Michael Patterson, Winnfield; Jenetrell Oliver, Evangel; Jerald Hawkins, West St. Mary; Eric Talley, Calvary; Andrew Hebert, Catholic-New Iberia; Alex Ramirez, Pope John Paul II. LB DeAndre Pinkston, Oakdale; Grady Gieger, Riverside; Michael Levin, Newman; Tre Goodwin, Welsh; Demetrius Casey, Homer; X'Zavier Preston, Evangel; Si Theriot, Loreauville; Nicholas Gibson, St. Thomas Aquinas.
DB Detavius Williams, Winnfield; Mason Deville, Menard; Damien Ward, Oakdale; Richard Allen, Curtis; David Caraway, Welsh; Evan Labat, Pope John Paul II; Jarrell Rogers, Episcopal.
PUNT Saunders Alpaugh, Newman; RET SPEC John Shelton, Winnfield. ATH Trey Taylor, Evangel; Jermaine Antoine, Loreauville. LB Landon Fredieu, Many

Class 3A

Offense 
Pos.      Player       School   Ht. Wt. Cl. 
WR Jonathan King Loranger 6-1 185 Sr. 
WR Jaydrick DeClouette Patterson 6-1 180 Sr. 
TE Brandon Armand Livonia 6-0 220 Jr.
OL Gabriel Alarcon St. Charles 6-1 245 Sr.
OL Thomas Carter Parkview Baptist 6-2 275 Jr.
OL D'varciea Smalls Bossier 5-9 170 Sr.
OL Chance Vercher Marksville 6-1 287 Sr.
OL Xavier Joseph Livonia 6-4 330 Sr. 
QB Devon Breaux Donaldsonville 6-0 180 Sr.
RB Joshua Rounds McMain 5-11 195 Sr.
RB Mark Lewis Livonia 6-0 210 Sr. 
RB Lazedrick Thompson St. Charles 6-1 205 Sr.
PK Johnathan Wallace Rayville 6-0 170 Jr.
ATH Kendell Beckwith East Feliciana 6-3 215 Jr.

DEFENSE                                             
DL Tom Bove Parkview Baptist 6-0 270 Sr.
DL Taylor Cochran St. Charles 6-3 315 Jr.
DL Trae Ford Farmerville 6-4 320 Sr.
DL LaJaylin Smith St. Charles 6-0 215 Sr.
LB Juwaan Rogers Amite 6-0 228 Sr.
LB Darian Claiborne Port Allen 6-1 214 Jr.
LB Brody Burkhalter Parkview Baptist 6-1 210 Sr.
LB Tremaine Lightfoot Patterson 6-2 215 Sr.
DB Reginald Porter Amite 6-1 195 Sr.
DB Roderick Ross Richwood 6-0 190 Jr.
DB Ricky Gibson Marskville 6-2 182 So.
DB Eric Jenkins McMain 5-10 170 Sr. 
P Justin Nordberg Westlake 5-9 165 Jr.
KR Marcus Hall St. Charles 5-9 170 Sr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: JOSHUA ROUNDS, MCMAIN
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: JUWAAN ROGERS, AMITE 
COACH OF THE YEAR: KEVIN ROUSSEL, MCMAIN

HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE: WR -- Cebari McGarr, Rayville; Josh Gibson, Amite; Michael Andrade, McMain; Leondre James, Donaldsonville. TE -- Khris Watkins, Jennings. OL Jack Mervin, De La Salle; Devin Wiltz, McMain; Ben Myers, Westlake; Cole Reiners, Notre Dame; Devon Johnson, Amite; Jerome Fedison, McMain; Austin Breaux, St. Charles. QB -- Trennon Trosclair, Eunice; Justice Jones, Patterson; Deleyoung Miller, Rayville; Reginald Porter, Amitre; Omari Jones, McMain. RB -- Mathew McGhee, Avoyelles; Hezekiah Randolph, Parkview Baptist; Dylan Lavergne, Jennings; Dominque Eaglin, Westlake; Trevon Stewart, Patterson; Peyton Dunar, Marksville; Jeryl Brazil, Loranger; J.T. Brown, Farmerville; Anthony Thomas, De La Salle; Jalen Richardson, Madison; Hezekiah Randolph, Parkview Baptist 
DEFENSE: DL -- Jacob Rush, Buckeye; Dexter Charles, Church Point; C.J. Hundley, Notre Dame; Chester Brumfield, Amite. LB -- Trent Norman, Jena; Gabriel Alarcon, St. Charles; Adam Smith, Parkview Baptist; Alex Daigle, Jennings; Hunter Wimberley, Church Point; Jared Dunn, Richwood; R.J. Walters, Rayville; Ladarius Reed, Marksville; Brennan Catalano, Loranger; Adam Smith, Parkview Baptist; Myron Daughtry, McDonogh. DB -- Corbin Hawkins, Marksville; Hayden Pitre, Eunice; Keagan Deville; Jennings; Kenny Johnson, North Vermilion; Christian Cotton, Amite; Jeffrey Hall, St. Charles; Anthony Thomas, De La Salle. RET SPE -- Brenton Tolliver, Baker. ATH -- Jake Dunbar, Marksville.

Class 4A

Offense 
Pos.    Player          School               Ht. Wt. Cl. 
WR Kedrick Banks McDonogh No. 35 5-9 180 Sr. 
WR Travin Dural Breaux Bridge 6-2 175 Sr.
WR Clinton Thurman Leesville 5-7 168 Sr.
OL Deion Scoby Neville 6-2 300 Sr.
OL Derek Edinburgh Karr 6-8 320 Sr.
OL Dane George Lutcher 5-10 270 Sr.
OL Kenneth Santa Maria McDonogh No. 35 6-7 330 Jr.
OL Jude Bourgeois Archbishop Shaw 6-0 315 Sr.
QB D'Shaie Landor Teurlings Catholic 6-0 185 Sr.
RB Daniel Taylor Lutcher 5-9 175 Sr.
RB Leonard Fournette St. Augustine 6-0 215 So.
RB Noble Johnson Franklin Parish 5-9 240 Sr.
PK Harrison Flynt St. Louis 6-4 180 Sr.
ATH Devante Noil Karr 5-10 165 So.

Defense 
DL Lorenzo Lenoir Neville 6-1 260 Sr. 
DL Torshiro Davis Woodlawn 6-3 210 Sr.
DL Leonard Washington Karr 6-1 285 Sr.
DL Titus Charles Karr 6-0 300 Jr.
LB Ricky Wyatt Neville 5-10 230 Sr.
LB Tyren Alexander Breaux Bridge 6-1 185 Sr.
LB Melvin Jones Washington-Marion 6-4 250 Jr.
LB Denzell Duvall Bastrop 6-2 240 Sr.
DB Quadry Antoine Belle Chasse 6-0 215 Sr.
DB Noel Ellis Karr 5-11 180 Jr.
DB Jordan Batiste Lutcher 5-10 170 Sr.
DB Shaan Washington Alexandria 6-3 210 Jr. 
P Alex Kjellsten St. Louis 5-9 150 Jr.
KR Ed Fagan Holy Cross 5-11 175 Sr. 
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: D'SHAIE LANDOR, TEURLINGS CATHOLIC 
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: RICKY WYATT, NEVILLE 
COACH OF THE YEAR: MICKEY MCCARTY, NEVILLE

HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE: WR – JoJo Wardsworth, Bolton; Larry Dace, St. Augustine; Jetavious Wilson, Bastrop; Dylan Bossier, Teurlings; Jarrell Bennett, Karr; Houston Chatman, Ellender; Freddie Williams, LaGrange; Sonny Adams, St. Michael. OL – Bobby Tate, Salmen; Raymond Jackson, O. Perry Walker; Juan Hall, McDonogh No. 35; Gavin Pritchard, Neville; Jevonte Williams, Bastrop; Jon Kirk, St. Thomas More; Sanchez Pitre, Washington-Marion; Daniel Sweet, DeRidder; Adam Ziepke, South Terrebonne; Heron Lazard, St. Augustine. QB – C.J. Gatlin, Alexandria; Trevon Smith, South Terrebonne; Toi Jenkins, St. Augustine; Devin Powell, O. Perry Walker; Eugene Wells, East Jefferson; John Diarse, Neville; Hunter Gauthreaux, Assumption. RB – Jacquis Flores, South Terrebonne; Xavier Robinson, Bastrop; Justin Fortson, Fair Park; RB – Chris Thomas, Salmen; Patrick Hill, Warren Easton. 
DEFENSE: DL – Gerald Willis, Karr; Will Myers, Neville; Josh Alexander, Breaux Bridge; Marcel Andry, St. Augustine; Jerry Smith, Belle Chasse; Dru Lebouef, South Terrebonne. LB – LB Kalib Travis, Franklinton; Sterling Doss, Salmen; Larecus Moore, Bastrop; Dominique Lavalais, Alexandria; Lamar Louis, Breaux Bridge; Devin Leger, South Terrebonne; Seth Ward, Vandebilt. DB – Dwayne Thomas, O. Perry Walker; Virgil Rayford, Franklinton; Robert Hendrix, Washington-Marion; Tirell Wellmaker, LaGrange; Kyron Thompson, Bastrop; Beau Broadhead, St. Thomas More. ATH – Damion Riles, Lakeshore; Kavahra Holmes, Breaux Bridge; Asphenn Gaines, Belle Chasse. PK – Spencer Perkins, West Ouachita; Don Oliver, St. Thomas More. 
PUNT – Greg Pittman, Cox.

Class 5A

Offense 
Pos    Player         School            Ht.Wt.Cl. 
WR Juston Robertson     Natichitoches Central    6-1 180 Sr. 
WR Trey Quinn    Barbe    6-1 190 So. 
TE Desean Smith    Barbe     6-6 230 Jr.
OL Jordan Walker    Carencro     6-4 305 Jr.
OL Jay Hoogland    West Monroe     6-1 264 Sr.
OL Collier Campbell    Byrd     6-1 181 Sr.
OL Dominick Bilich    Rummel     6-3 285 Sr.
OL Josh Boutte    Westgate     6-5 300 Jr.
QB Darion Monroe    East St. John     5-11 185 Sr.
RB Landon Collins    Dutchtown     6-0 205 Sr.
RB Alex Johnson    Carencro     5-11 195 Sr.
RB Paul Stanton    Jesuit     5-10 175 Sr.
PK Trent Domingue    St. Paul's    6-1 140 Sr.
ATH Jalen Nixon    Carencro    6-2 225 Sr.

Defense 
DL Julien Obioha    Brother Martin 6-4 250 Sr.
DL Adam Clark    Carencro 6-2 220 Sr.
DL Justin Woods    Barbe 6-2 250 Sr.
DL James McFarland    West Monroe 6-3 240 Sr.
LB Deion Jones    Jesuit 6-2 205 Sr.
LB Duval Jackson    Westgate 6-2 230 Sr.
LB Otha Peters    Covington 6-1 221 Sr.
LB Preston Winget    Mandeville 6-2 208 Jr.
DB Dane Stubbs    St. Paul's 5-8 190 Sr.
DB Jerqwinick Sandolph    Hahnville 6-2 190 Sr.
DB Landon Collins    Dutchtown 6-0 205 Sr.
DB D'Nerius Antoine    Westgate 6-120 5Sr.
P Ralph Friebert    Jesuit 6-0 210 Sr.
KR Ronald Lewis    West Jefferson 6-0 180Jr.

OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER: ALEX JOHNSON, CARENCRO 
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: DEION JONES, JESUIT 
COACH OF THE YEAR: MIKE SUGGS, BYRD 

HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE: WR -- Rashad Green, East St. John; David Hernandez, Ruston; Taijuan Thomas, Ouachita; LaMarcus Allen, New Iberia; Damon Gladney, Haughton; Cevon Cage, Scotlandville; Jamaal Lofton, Woodlawn-BR; Cyril Grayson, Rummel; Patrick Bethley, West Jefferson. TE -- John David Moore, Ruston; Thomas Moore, Parkway; Jay Pyburn, Jesuit; Sterling Suggs, Denham Springs. OL -- Ryan Hoefield, Brother Martin; Joseph Branson, Ruston; Barrett Guidry, Acadiana; Mason Martin, Pineville; Hayden McBride, Byrd; Todd Jacquet, Jesuit; Cameron Robertson, Airline; Chris Taylor, Zachary; Ronald McClelland, West Jefferson. QB -- Matt Bergeron, Mandeville; Cameron Dobbins, Jesuit; Cedric Jackson, Higgins; Damian Williams, Rummel; Quentin Wheeler, Ouachita; Kennon Fontenot, Barbe; Richard Carthon, Byrd; Kolby Copeland, Parkway; Kimani Smith, Scotlandville. RB -- Charles Jones, Mandeville; Steven Jones, West Monroe; Chris Hunter, Capt. Shreve; Malcolm Rogers, Parkway; J.J. Brown, Rummel. 

DEFENSE: DL -- Dominic Pizzitolo, Fontainebleau; Terrell Lathan, West Monroe; JaMarcus Marshall, Ouachita; Shelby Smith, Ouachita; Brandon Williams, Barbe; Treyvon Sims, Byrd. LB -- Brandon delaHoussaye, St. Paul's; Terrance Jones, Rummel; Derrick Smith, Bonnabel; Dylan Burdeaux, West Monroe; Deano Casola, West Monroe; Xavier Davis, Ouachita; Dwayne Prudhomme, Barbe; Darius Ridgeway, Acadiana; Duval Jackson, Westgate; Ryan Briggs, Woodlawn-BR; Zach Hetrick, Central. DB -- Kentrell Brice, Ruston; Cyril Noland, Ruston; Casear Trahan, Acadiana; Nicholas Peoples, Byrd; Will Anglin, Byrd; Chris Wilson, Byrd. PK -- T.J. Kijak, Ouachita; Jean Breaux, Acadiana; Colby Delahoussaye, New Iberia; Michael McCarthy, Brother Martin. PUNT -- Terry Hughes, Dutchtown. RET. SPEC. -- Gary Triplett, Central. ATH -- Seth Griffin, South Lafourche; Trevon Smith, South Terrebonne; Mark Holland, Ponchatoula.

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