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2016 GISA ALL-STAR FOOTBALL - East Team 2016 GISA ALL-STAR FOOTBALL - East Team PLAYER # POSITION HGT WGT SCHOOL Dakota Lamb 1 RB 5' 6 155 Thomas Jefferson Chance Ellison 50 OL/DL 6' 4 320 Thomas Jefferson HEAD COACH: Brian Miller 51 DE 6' 4 245 Memorial J.T. Wall Deiontre Cooper 24 DB 6' 165 Memorial John Milledge Academy Chris Grubbs 14 OL/DL 6' 5 230 Memorial Toby Upshaw 13 QB 6' 4 215 Robert Toombs ASSISTANT COACHES: Tyler Ray 75 OL/DL 5' 11 310 Robert Toombs Lance Fendley Donnie Barrow 6 DL 6' 290 Robert Toombs Justin Mills Brandt Burley 21 RB 5' 10 175 Brentwood Stan Sheppard Porter Brooks 88 DB 5' 9 150 Briarwood Cody Mahler Jack Phelan 5 RB 5' 10 180 Westminster Noah Kershner 83 OL/DL 6' 4 235 Westminster Luckett McKeown 8 WR 6' 2 170 Frederica Austyn Skelton 55 OL 6' 3 305 Frederica Chris Myrick 5 DB 5' 11 160 Frederica Jackson Brack 72 OL 5' 11 255 Trinity-Christian- Dublin G.C. Kimbrell 41 DE 6' 1 230 Bulloch Davis Childs 20 DB 6' 1 155 Bulloch Tyce Lovett 5 FB 6' 4 225 Bulloch Hamp Gibbs 44 DE 6' 3 250 Augusta Prep David Bramble 2 LB 5' 8 180 Augusta Prep Kaleb Shuman 5 RB 5' 9 165 Pinewood Parks Hagan 8 LB 6' 1 180 Pinewood Cameron Dutton 9 TE 6' 1 200 Pinewood Matthew Floyd 54 LB 6' 205 Pinewood Wes Purcell 77 OL 5' 11 229 Pinewood Tyler Myers 37 LB 5' 8 206 Gatewood Matthew Weeks 10 DB/K 5' 10 166 Gatewood Ross Cheshire 1 WR 6' 163 Gatewood The Westfield School Noah Lavender 9 RB/DB John Milledge Perry, GA Trevor Evans 18 QB John Milledge Dawson Huff 32 LB John Milledge Saturday, December 3, 2016 Andrew Prestwood 14 WR/DB John Milledge Jaylin Sealey 4 WR/DB John Milledge Public Address Announcer Riley Denton 57 K John Milledge Thom Mead Cole Yarbourgh 55 OL/DL John Milledge 2016 GISA ALL-STAR FOOTBALL - West Team PLAYER POSITION HGT WGT SCHOOL Hunter Mathis 41 FB/DL 6' 220 Terrell Noah Whitcomb 45 RB/LB 6' 200 Terrell HEAD COACH: Oliver Davis 5 OL/DL 6' 3 215 Deerfield-Windsor D.J. Clay Joseph Davis 10 OL/DL 6' 3 215 Deerfield-Windsor The Heritage School Howell Logan 9 WR/DB 6' 180 Deerfield-Windsor Cameron McCook 30 FB/DL 6' 215 Deerfield-Windsor ASSISTANT COACHES: John Jacobs 8 WR/DB 5' 10 150 Deerfield-Windsor Wes Tanner Matt Harderman 44 RB/LB 6' 1 230 Loganville Jake Copeland Jake Trammell 33 OL/DL 6' 210 Heritage Kirk Hoffman Chase Evans 22 OL/DL 6' 210 Heritage Zack Slaney Ryan Blackstone 75 OL/DL 6' 4 235 Heritage Jim Moreland Jay Macke 1 WR/LB 6' 1 180 Heritage J.P. Weaver Jacob Bryant 10 QB 6' 185 Heritage Ben Smith 26 OL/DL 6' 220 Piedmont Mack Brady 10 QB/DB 5' 10 170 Piedmont Michael Edwards 1 WR/DB 5' 11 180 Piedmont Patrick Fries 1 K 5' 10 170 Flint River Parker Williams 3 ATH 5' 9 160 Flint River Luke Hardaway 44 OL/DL 6' 2 200 Flint River Brett Williamson 12 RB/LB 6' 195 Flint River James Murphy 22 WR/DB 5' 9 165 Flint River Bradley Jones 2 RB/DB 5' 9 180 Brookwood Alfonzo Spencer 1 RB/DB 5' 8 155 Brookwood Officials: Mark Henderson 4 RB/DB 6' 1 190 Valwood Gordon Dickerson Earnest Carter 52 OL/DL 6' 1 298 Valwood Mike Gammons Tai Hatcher 12 QB 6' 185 Valwood Quinton Hollinshed Bruce Walker 1 RB/LB 5' 7 170 Valwood Stephen Stewart Dylan Lopez 71 OL/DL 6' 285 Southland Rodrick Wright Caleb Parmer 1 OL/DL 6' 290 Tiftarea Ronnie Hollingshed Kymele Hart 70 OL/DL 6' 6 310 Tiftarea Amhad Mosley 2 RB/DB 5' 9 180 Tiftarea Matt Smith 52 LB 6' 1 215 Trinity-Sharpsburg Quay Cameron 3 ATH 6' 4 215 Bethlehem Temple Marquis Jackson 11 WR/DB 5' 10 175 Windsor Jonathan Osborn 3 QB/LB 5' 10 185 Windsor 2016 Class AA All-State Football PLAYER POSITION GRADE SCHOOL Quay Cameron ATH SR Bethlehem Temple Christian School Brandt Burley RB/LB SR Brentwood School Zachary Hill OL/DL JR Briarwood Academy Travis Pate OL/DL JR Briarwood Academy Dylan Reese RB/LB JR Briarwood Academy Zach Stadler QB/LB JR Briarwood Academy Brett Williamson RB/LB SR Flint River Academy Parker Williams ATH SR Flint River Academy James Murphy WR/DB SR Flint River Academy Dylan Murray SR Flint River Academy Luke Hardaway OL/DL SR Flint River Academy Brian Miller DT SR Memorial Day School Winston Wright WR SO Memorial Day School Delvecchio Powell RB SO Memorial Day School Mekhi Cooper LB SR Memorial Day School Wyatt Gallaway SR Piedmont Academy Torrey Patterson RB JR Robert Toombs Christian Academy Jalin Harris LB JR Robert Toombs Christian Academy Zeb Waters WR SR Terrell Academy Noah Whitcomb LB SR Terrell Academy Hunter Mathis RB/LB SR Terrell Academy Reese Bell QB SR Terrell Academy Jenna Cuff K SO Terrell Academy Chance Ellison OL/DL SR Thomas Jefferson Academy Dakota Lamb RB/LB SR Thomas Jefferson Academy Tanner Stanaland DL SR Westwood School Marquise Jackson WR/DB SR Windsor Academy Jonathan Osborn QB/LB SR Windsor Academy COACH OF THE YEAR: Kirk Hoffman, Flint River Academy 2016 Class AAA All-State Football PLAYER POSITION GRADE SCHOOL Hinson Fowler OL/DL JR Augusta Preparatory Day School Alfonzo Spencer RB SR Brookwood School Bradley Jones RB SR Brookwood School Tyce Lovett LB SR Bulloch Academy Oliver Davis LB SR Deerfield-Windsor School Joseph Davis LB SR Deerfield-Windsor School Cameron McCook DL SR Deerfield-Windsor School Howell Logan DB SR Deerfield-Windsor School Ja'Shawn Sheffield ATH SO Frederica Academy Antonio Heyward LB SR Frederica Academy Luckett McKeown WR SR Frederica Academy Reid Sasser QB/DB JR Gatewood School Brandon Belans RB JR Gatewood School Tyler Myers LB SR Gatewood School Jacob Bryant QB SR The Heritage School Jake Trammell OL/DL SR The Heritage School Hamp Smith RB/LB SR The Heritage School Riley Denton K SR John Milledge Academy Dawson Huff FB/LB SR John Milledge Academy Trevor Evans QB SR John Milledge Academy Noah Lavender WR/DB SR John Milledge Academy Cameron Brown OL/DL JR John Milledge Academy Jacob Smith OL/DL JR John Milledge Academy Kaleb Shuman RB SR Pinewood Christian Academy Cameron Dutton OL/DL SR Pinewood Christian Academy Matthew Floyd LB SR Pinewood Christian Academy Spence Massey RB SO Tiftarea Academy Chase Autry DL JR Trinity Christian School, Dublin Cam Walker WR JR Valwood School Earnest Carter DL SR Valwood School Tai Hatcher ATH SR Valwood School Isiah Bristol DL JR Valwood School COACH OF THE YEAR: J.T. Wall, John Milledge Academy 2016 Class AAA All-Region Football REGION 1AAA REGION 2AAA NAME POSITION GRADE SCHOOL NAME POSITION GRADE SCHOOL Brad Toxen TE/LB SR Bethlehem Christian Academy Jake Mock RB SR Bulloch Academy Matthew Kamm RB/LB JR Bethlehem Christian Academy Davis Childs WR SR Bulloch Academy Tanner Schwebel RB/DB SO Bethlehem Christian Academy Seth Connor OL JR Bulloch Academy Clayton Hopkins OL/DL JR Bethlehem Christian Academy Trevor Mason DL JR Bulloch Academy Caleb Fortney WR/DB SR Dominion Christian School G.C. Kimbrell DL SR Bulloch Academy Cam Jones TE/LB JR Dominion Christian School Tyce Lovett LB SR Bulloch Academy Ryan Grant K SR The Heritage School Tyson Post Ath. JR Edmund Burke Academy Jacob Bryant QB SR The Heritage School Gaven Williams QB SO Frederica Academy Hamp Smith RB/LB SR The Heritage School Luckett McKeown WR SR Frederica Academy Jake Trammell OL/DL SR The Heritage School Tyler Pierce OL JR Frederica Academy Ryan Blackstone OL/DL SR The Heritage School Michael Tindle OL SO Frederica Academy Chase Evans OL/DL SR The Heritage School Patrick Brunson DB SO Frederica Academy Brandon Scruggs WR/DB FR The Heritage School Jaylin Simpson DB SO Frederica Academy Jake Barbareo RB/DB FR The Heritage School Ja'Shawn Sheffield Ath. SO Frederica Academy Hurt Thomas OL/LB JR The Heritage School Antonio Heyward LB SR Frederica Academy Harrison Geerlings WR/DB SR The Heritage School Austyn Skelton OL SR Frederica Academy John Radosta TE/LB SR Holy Spirit Preparatory School Jeffrey Young QB SR Pinewood Christian Academy Matt Hardeman FB/LB SR Loganville Christian Academy Kalaeb Shuman RB SR Pinewood Christian Academy Trevor Callaway RB/LB SR Loganville Christian Academy Jake Woolard WR SR Pinewood Christian Academy Dylan Alvarez RB/LB SO Loganville Christian Academy Wes Purcell OL SR Pinewood Christian Academy Gaines Roberts WR/DB SR Loganville Christian Academy Cameron Dutton DL SR Pinewood Christian Academy Patrick Corey QB SR Loganville Christian Academy Parks Hagan LB SR Pinewood Christian Academy K.J. Chambers WR/DB SR Loganville Christian Academy Matthew Floyd LB SR Pinewood Christian Academy Sam Cotton OL/LB JR Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Caleb Conley K JR Pinewood Christian Academy Zach Byrom RB/LB SR Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Jackson Brack OL Sr Trinity Christian School, Dublin Matt Smith OL/DL SR Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Chase Autry DL SR Trinity Christian School, Dublin Jacob Downs TE/DE SR Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Jake Walker DB SO Trinity Christian School, Dublin Jim Vermilyea RB/DB SR Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Matt Coleman LB JR Trinity Christian School, Dublin Jack Pharis LB JR Trinity Christian School, Dublin William Gay DB JR Trinity Christian School, Dublin REGION 3AAA REGION 4AAA NAME POSITION GRADE SCHOOL NAME POSITION GRADE SCHOOL Alfonzo Spencer RB SR Brookwood School B.J.
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