Courthouse Conference 37 - All-Conference Football Team

[MascotMemorizer]

Courthouse Conference 37 - All-Conference Football Team





FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS:[/B][/B]

Defensive Linemen:[/B]

Dashawn Robertson, Dan River

Matthan Drew, Appomattox

Brandon Ware, Appomattox

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Defensive End:[/B]

Michael Mabry, Buckingham

Zemar Anderson, Dan River

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Linebackers:[/B]

Tremaine Edmunds, Dan River

Delonta Kelso, Appomattox

Hunter Edwards, Buckingham

Buster Henderson, Appomattox

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Defensive Backs:[/B]

Leon Ragland, Buckingham

Deven Dews, Appomattox

Devin Stone, Dan River

Malcolm Ware, Dan River

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Punter:[/B]

Andrew Williams, Gretna

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Punt Returner:[/B]

Malcolm Ware, Dan River

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Defensive All-Purpose:[/B]

Dre Davis, Appomattox

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Center:[/B]

Dyzhawn Perkins, Buckingham



Offensive Linemen:[/B]

Jacob Snoddy, Buckingham

Matthan Drew, Appomattox

Conner Christian, Buckingham

Cody Phelps, Dan River



Receivers:[/B]

Buster Henderson, Appomattox

De'Von Graves, Appomattox

Matrice Foster, Buckingham

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Quarterback:[/B]

Deion Edwards, Appomattox

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Running Backs:[/B]

Tariq Gough, Buckingham

Curtis "Q" Stephens, Dan River

Deron Kelso, Appomattox

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Tight End:[/B]

Tremaine Edmunds, Dan River

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Kicker:[/B]

Bailey Walton, Chatham

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Kick Returner:[/B]

Aaron Clarke, Chatham

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All-Purpose Offense:[/B]

Leon Ragland, Buckingham



Defensive Back of the Year:[/B] Tremaine Edmunds, Dan River

Defensive Lineman of the Year:[/B] Michael Mabry, Buckingham

Offensive Back of the Year:[/B] Leon Ragland, Buckingham

Offensive Lineman of the Year:[/B] Jacob Snoddy, Buckingham

Coach of the Year:[/B] Craig Gill, Buckingham



SECOND TEAM SELECTIONS[/B]
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Defensive Linemen:[/B]

Harley Gough, Buckingham

Shaundre Chambers, Gretna

Laquiton Bain, Gretna

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Defensive End:[/B]

Khalil Witcher-Haymon, Gretna

Quantez Terry, Dan River

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Linebackers:[/B]

Hunter Crews, Chatham

Joshua Thaxton, Dan River

Kyle Hylton, Chatham

B.J. Gough, Buckingham

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Defensive Backs:[/B]

Kwadre Witcher, Chatham

Tyquann Beattie, Randolph-Henry

Jaquon Durant, Dan River

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Punter:[/B]

Carter Jamerson, Appomattox

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Punt Returner:[/B]

Kalure Preston, Chatham

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All-Purpose Defense[/B]

Patrick Carr, Buckingham

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Center:[/B]

Josh Adams, Chatham

Offensive Linemen:[/B]

Kayvon Amos, Buckingham

Ry'Heem White, Chatham

Xzavier Morgan, Appomattox

Ethan Barnes, Gretna

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Receivers:[/B]

Damian Dixon, Randolph-Henry

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Quarterback:[/B]

Michael Pritchett, Chatham

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Running Backs:[/B]

Aaron Clarke, Chatham

Damonte Haley, Gretna

Chris Powell, Randolph-Henry

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Tight End:[/B]

Marquise Morgan, Appomattox

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Kicker:[/B]

Carter Jamerson, Appomattox

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Kick Returner:[/B]

Curtis "Q" Stephens, Dan River

All-Purpose Offense:[/B]

Joseph Reed, Randolph-Henry

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HONORABLE MENTIONS[/B]

Defensive End:[/B]

Brycen Newby, Buckingham

Zack Lacks, Chatham

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Linebackers:[/B]

Jason Trent, Gretna

Dillon Waller, Dan River

Dajour Davis, Randolph-Henry

Tyree Blow-Tydings, Randolph-Henry

Jacob Porter, Chatham

Aaron Martin, Chatham

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Punters:[/B]

Andrew Lewis, Dan River

Phillip Buzzetta, Chatham

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All-Purpose Defense:[/B]

Rae Giggetts, Chatham

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Center:[/B]

Jackson Aherron, Dan River

Offensive Linemen:[/B]

Markise Snow, Dan River

Maverick Brooks, Gretna

Austin Cosner, Dan River

Pilin Mendez, Randolph-Henry

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Tight End:[/B]

Hunter Crews, Chatham

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Running Backs:[/B]

Jaquan Logan, Gretna

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Kickers:[/B]

Brooks Anderson, Buckingham

Andrew Lewis, Dan River

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Kick Returner:[/B]

Tariq Gough, Buckingham

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All-Purpose Offense:[/B]

Javon Bennett, Gretna

Rae Giggetts, Chatham

D.J. Smith, Appomattox

 

[Hampton Roads 6]

Hard to believe Javon Bennett did not make first team offense.

 

[SwVaFBFan]

Mind if I ask where you found this? Was wondering if other conferences were available..

 

[ghawks76]

BULLS*&T That's all. How in the hell are you first team DL with 11 solo and 42 assists according to Maxpreps and Gretna had two DL with 35 and 66 solo tackles 53 and 90 tackles. Khalil Witcher-Haymon, and Von Bennett should have been first team something.
This post was edited on 11/11 7:53 PM by ghawks76

 

[gtownfencecrew]

I'm going out on a limb and say that maybe not everyone (most everyone) doesn't keep all stats on maxpreps. Also, these are a group of coaches or ADs that get together and choose teams. Remember Nick Miller didn't get state player of the Year from the coaches association because he was a freshman but was AP POY.

 

[iamnoone]

How stupid is it to have All-Conference when football doesnt even use them


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[Hampton Roads 6]

Re: How stupid is it to have All-Conference when football doesnt even use them

The same thought crossed my radar screen .

 

[thomasjones12]

Re: How stupid is it to have All-Conference when football doesnt even use them

Even though they don't use conferences in football, the all conference team serves as a way to draw all region and all state teams. The districts are multi level (tri rivers has a, 2a,and 3a for example) so they can't be used for all region/state. Looks silly on the surface, but it really is only way to do it I think.

 

[MascotMemorizer]

Congrats to all nominees

The coaches from each conference school met and congrats to all the 1st, 2nd, and Honorable Mentioned. Good luck to all 1st Teamers as they will but up for All Region 2A West awards. Four of the six Courthouse Conference 37 schools (Appomattox Co., Buckingham Co., Chatham, and Dan River) are in the playoffs, with a guaranteed spot in second round with winner of Dan River/Buckingham.

 

[Hampton Roads 6]

It's all political, stats mean nothing


There are more "politics" in selecting post season honors than there are in Richmond and Washington, DC combined.
This post was edited on 11/12 8:14 AM by Hampton Roads 6

 

[Seven Mile Lane]

Several years ago i questioned a coach on how these kids were chosen. He said the coaches get together and they all lobby for there particular players. Then the coaches vote, you cant vote for your own player. If you noticed in the past typically the teams with winning records generally faired well with more kids receiving awards. I would not be surprised one bit if politics play a role in selections, i am sure in the past Gretna was a recipiant of some favorable politics. Coach Saunders went to bat for his kids. I am absolutely sure that Von Bennett is not the first kid to be overlooked. It is what is.

 

[Hampton Roads 6]

Gretna has had at least 2 QBs, maybe 3, get by-passed in previous years, yet they made first team AP All State.

Believe me, it's strictly political.

 

[Seven Mile Lane]

Never questioned the politics involved. But Gretna is not the only school to have kids get the short end of the stick.

 

[monarch82]

Re: It's all political, stats mean nothing

HR should know as good as anybody about stats meaning nothing from what he used to bring to all district meetings.
It is a shame Von did not get 1st team, he deserved it.

 

[piz hokies]

Re: It's all political, stats mean nothing

What about the fluff stats... inflated stats... Some coaches look to build for the future and pull players during a blowout and work in the future of the program. Some coaches choose not to do this and their star players get even better stats...

Then in many instances, teams/players who inflate their stats against less competition, tend to not produce as well against equal or better competition.

Why have a QB from a average team, who has put up a ton of passing yards, tons of TD's and so forth (most of those stats in their teams blowout wins over less competition)? His team has a good record against less competition (with blowout scores) and has a bad record against equal or better competition, why would you vote him to your 1st team? When a kid has put up half those stats, led his team to a great record, led his team on game winning drives, puts the team on his back and carries them each week to victories. This kid is pulled during blowout games and shines win they play equal or better competition. From that, who deserves to be the 1st team guy? Which one do you want as your QB? In this case, is political (as you call it) the way to go, or the best player, or stats?