All-purpose: John Charles, Hockinson
Hawks’ multi-tool player was a standout receiver, running back, kicker and a special teams returner.
OL: Fox Crader, Evergreen
6-foot-6 Oregon commit was a force to be reckoned with on the Plainsmen’s line.
OL: Ben Kapelka, Prairie
Experienced lineman was a key factor in the Falcons’ ground attack.
OL: Brady Phillips, Kelso
Air Force commit, 3A GSHL co-defensive MVP controlled the line of scrimmage.
OL: Ryan Kawalek, La Center
Wildcats’ 6-foot-3 left tackle is now the two-time 1A Trico lineman of the year.
OL: Joe Merlino, Union
Two-way all-4A GSHL lineman made a big impression in his first season as a Titan.
K/P: Ethan Ouchi, Camas
4A all-GSHL player earned all-league honors in three positions: kicker, punter and defensive back.
DEFENSE
DL: Ty Evans, Skyview
Whether on offense or defense, the senior two-way all-leaguer dominated up front.
DL: Adam White, La Center
Leader of the Wildcats’ front-7 was 1A Trico’s defensive player of the year.
DL: Holt Williams, Camas
Two-time all-region pick at defense line was a steady force for the playoff-bound Papermakers.
DL: Koby Kast, Evergreen
Senior had size, speed and strength to dominate up front for the Plainsmen.
LB: Jalen Salavea, Skyview
4A GSHL defensive MVP consistently racked up double-digit tackles at middle linebacker.
LB: Wyatt Bartroff, Ridgefield
2A GSHL defensive MVP set the tone for the defense on the playoff-bound Spudders.
LB: Garrett Mansfield, Washougal
Totaled 123 tackles (91 solo) on the league-champion and state-bound Panthers.
LB: Clayton Maus, Union
Leader of Titans’ defense also had eight touchdowns (receiving, rushing, INT return) as a first-year ballcarrier.