6A-2 All-District team

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District 6A-2 All-District
Awards
Coach of the Year: Lance Manning, Edmond Santa Fe
Player of the Year: Casey Curtis, Putnam City
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Trevor Thompson, Westmoore
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Jarion Tudman, Edmond North
Co-Defensive Player of the Year: Josh Crouch, Edmond Santa Fe
Co-Defensive Player of the Year: Kyle Factor, Westmoore
Linebacker of the Year: Brendon Pitzer, Edmond North
Co-Defensive Back of the Year: Conner Bays, Edmond Santa Fe
Co-Defensive Back of the Year: Archie Ocloolee, Westmoore
Defensive Lineman of the Year: Patrick Diaz, Lawton
Offensive Back of the Year: Jesse Mathews, Edmond North
Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year: Brandon Dewitt, Lawton
Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year: Cole Parsons, Edmond North
Co-Wide Receiver of the Year: Austin Bowling, Westmoore
Co-Wide Receiver of the Year: Tre Kelly, Edmond Santa Fe
Special Teams Player of the Year: Michael Ryan, Mustang

All-District team
Del City: Stephon Herd, WR; Josh McNaughton, DL; Jerel Jeten, DB; Larry Long, DB.

Edmond North: Jarion Tudman, RB; Jared Benway, RB; Cole Parsons, OL; Troy Davis, TE; Jesse Mathews, QB; Russell Sivard, DL; James Duncan, DL; Christian Contreass, DB; Regan Land, LB; Bryndan Pitzer, LB; Christian Peterson, DB.

Edmond Santa Fe: Tre Kelly, WR; Taylor Ashcraft, LB; Chris Carter, DL; Conner Bays, DB; Josh Crouch, DL; Zach Birts, DB; Michael Onuoha, DL; Brandon Roberts, OL; Chad Reitz, OL; Ryan Frazier, LB; Matt Freeman, K; Allston Hadley, OL.

Lawton: Brandon Bartlett, DeMarious Littles, Freddie Taito, Vincent Thomas, Corey Pilgrum, Adam Castro, Jacquan Beck, Dometreas Pyfer, Jordan Gouge.

Mustang: Arron Smith, OL; Derek Garvin, WR; A.J. Ashman, RB; Michael Ryan, K.

Putnam City: Casey Curtis, RB; Rontez Smith, TE; Anthony Hogg, DB; Damion Brown, DL; Elie Rushing, LB; Derrick Rovers, DL; Conner Nichols, TE; Jeff Tanner, DL.

U.S. Grant: Christian Nicholson, DE; Jacob Tavares, OL; Cory Hooks, RB; Derrick Young, DB.

Westmoore: Kyle Factor, DL; Trevor Thompson, QB; Austin Bowling, WR; Archie Ocloolee,. DB; Dalton Craig, WR; Preston Higgins, DL; Blake Martin, DB; Corey Lassiter, OL.

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HANTA YO on Dec 07, 2011 @ 5:47 am

Just happened upon these comments while looking at this years stats. Let me start off by saying, JOHN you are an IDIOT!! Its easy to bash coaches behind your computer. I didnt see any comments when the left off LHS players were found to be an oversight. Nice knee jerk reaction on the people that have put their heart and soul into coaching player to be the best they can be! I take it from your comments that your son is a senior. So he went...30-7 over the last three years(best in the district)!! Really seems like a reason to transfer. PATHETIC SHAME. I had great time watching LHS senior play this year and agree that Vincent Thomas should get more recognition and Diaz is the best def player in the district hand down, any grade! Brandon Dewitt is very deserving of the OL award he recieved. I know he was injuried som,e but Demarious Littles was by far the best OFF player on the field, when he was on it. You can also make an offensive argument for the QB throwing littles the balls, Brandon Bartlett, best TD to INT ratio in the district. Cant wait to see Ivan Thomas run the ball next year. HANTA YO & JOHNS AN IDIOT!
Football Fairness Fan on Dec 03, 2011 @ 1:11 am

How can a player with such great numbers can be overlooked as Player of the Year? It's a shame that some coaches who have the chance to recognize players of other teams with their votes at the end of the season, cannot see beyond their own players. To recognize poor statistics over more than excellent ones, leaves a lot to be desired. After doing some research, Diaz should had been recognized with the highest honor, hands down. If only the coaches had left their personal agendas at home, the voting would have been more fair to a lot of deserving players. Shame on you, coaches. Hope you do better next season...
LHSPARENT on Dec 02, 2011 @ 1:35 pm

OOPS, FORGOT ABOUT THE OTHER CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR, CROUCH. HE HAD HALF THE SACKS OF DIAZ AND 40 LESS TACKLES. LOOK AT VINCENT THOMAS FROM LHS, HE HAD 140+ TACKLES. WE HAD TO BATTLE WEEK IN AND WEEK OUT AND OUR DEFENSE HAD TO WIN SOME GAMES FOR US. THOMAS WAS THE BEST LINEBACKER IN THE DISTRICT. HAVE NOT SEEN PITZER'S NUMBERS BUT I'M SURE THEY ARE NOT CLOSE.
LHSPARENT on Dec 02, 2011 @ 1:26 pm

HOW THE HELL DOES DIAZ FROM LAWTON NOT WIN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR? FACTOR HAD 25 TACKLES LESS THAN DIAZ AND DID NOT EVEN COME CLOSE ON SACKS. NOW I KNOW HE PLAYED ONE MORE GAME THAN FACTOR, BUT THAT STILL DOES NOT MAKE UP THE DIFFERENCE.
L on Dec 02, 2011 @ 12:48 pm

Let the chips fall where they may.
yourname on Nov 30, 2011 @ 3:38 pm
As a retired coach I know why these guys do it! Its because they love their players and because they love the game! Anyone who says otherwise is stupid!! Thats why people get into coaching.

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