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Missouri Valley Football Announces 2016 All-Conference Squad Illinois State • Indiana State • Missouri State • North Dakota State • Northern Iowa South Dakota • South Dakota State • Southern Illinois • Western Illinois • Youngstown State 1818 Chouteau Ave. • St. Louis, MO 63103 • (314) 444-4360 • FAX (314) 444-4361 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE • Contact: Mike Kern • November 28, 2016 Missouri Valley Football Announces 2016 All-Conference Squad South Dakota State's Taryn Christion is the league's Offensive Player of the Year and UNI's Karter Schult has been voted the league's top defensive player in a vote of league coaches, sports information directors and media, as announced by the confer- ence office today. Chris Streveler of South Dakota is the Newcomer of the Year, Christian Rozeboom of South Dakota State is the Freshman of the Year, and coach John Stiegelmeier has been tabbed "Bruce Craddock" MVFC Coach of the Year. Christion is the first Jackrabbit to earn the league’s top honor on offense. He’s also the first sophomore to win the league’s Offensive Player of the Year award – LB Boomer Grigsby of Illinois State won Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2002. With Schult's selection, a UNI player has won MVFC Defensive Player of the Year 12 times in the league’s 32 seasons. It marks the first time a Coyote has won the league’s Newcomer of the Year honor, and it's also a first-time honor for coach Stiegelmeier as Coach of the Year. Rozeboom, meanwhile, joins QB Austin Sumner (2011) and Jake Wieneke (2013) as Jack- rabbits to win the league’s Freshman of the Year award. 2016 all-Missouri Valley Football Conference Team OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Taryn Christion, South Dakota State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DE Karter Schult, UNI NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: QB Chris Streveler, South Dakota (full all-Newcomer Team announced on Tuesday, Nov. 29) FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: LB Christian Rozeboom, South Dakota State ‘BRUCE CRADDOCK’ VALLEY FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR: John Stiegelmeier, South Dakota State FIRST TEAM QB -- Taryn Christion, South Dakota State 6-2 215 So. Sioux Falls (S.D.) Roosevelt High RB -- King Frazier, North Dakota State 5-11 212 Sr. Greenwood (Mo.) Lee's Summit High Martin Ruiz, Youngstown State 5-11 205 Sr. Tampa (Fla.) Robinson High FB -- Chase Morlock, North Dakota State 6-0 223 Sr. Moorhead (Minn.) High WR-- Lance Lenoir, Western Illinois 6-0 210 Sr. Crete (Ill.) Crete Monee High Jake Wieneke, South Dakota State 6-4 215 Jr. Maple Grove (Minn.) High TE -- Dallas Goedert, South Dakota State 6-4 250 Jr. Britton (S.D.) Britton-Hecla High OL -- Brock Eisenhuth, Youngstown State 6-5 350 Sr. Johnstown (Pa.) High Zack Johnson, North Dakota State 6-4 331 Sr. Apple Valley (Minn.) Eastview High Landon Lechler, North Dakota State 6-7 298 Sr. Beach (N.D.) High Jacob Ohnesorge, South Dakota State 6-3 285 Jr. Waunakee (Wis.) High Mark Spelman, Illinois State 6-3 290 Sr. Brookfield (Wis.) Marquette University PK -- Miles Bergner, South Dakota 6-0 225 Sr. Longmont (Colo.) High LS -- Joshua Appel, Indiana State 6-2 250 Sr. Normal (Ill.) West High DL -- Greg Menard, North Dakota State 6-2 239 Jr. Lakeville (Minn.) Lakeville North High Avery Moss, Youngstown State 6-3 265 Sr. Tempe (Ariz.) Corona Del Sol High Derek Rivers, Youngstown State 6-5 250 Sr. Kinston (N.C.) High Karter Schult, Northern Iowa 6-4 269 Sr. Tripoli (Iowa) High LB -- Dylan Cole, Missouri State 6-1 240 Sr. Rogersville (Mo.) Logan-Rogersville High Christian Rozeboom, South Dakota State 6-2 215 Fr. Sioux Center (Iowa) High MJ Stumpf, North Dakota State 6-2 220 Sr. Harvey (N.D.) Harvey High Brett Taylor, Western Illinois 6-2 230 Jr. Macomb (Ill.) High DB-- LeRoy Alexander, Youngstown State 6-0 195 Sr. Toledo (Ohio) Whitmer High Tre Dempsey, North Dakota State 5-10 179 Jr. Lakeland (Fla.) High Robbie Grimsley, North Dakota State 6-0 183 So. Hutchinson (Minn.) High Davontae Harris, Illinois State 6-0 200 Jr. Wichita (Kan.) South High P -- Miles Bergner, South Dakota 6-0 225 Sr. Longmont (Colo.) High RS -- Deion Holliman, Missouri State 5-9 188 Jr. Camden (Ark.) Fairview High SECOND TEAM QB -- Chris Streveler, South Dakota 6-2 220 Jr. Crystal Lake (Ill.) Marian Central Catholic High RB -- Steve McShane, Western Illinois 5-8 185 So. Freeport (Ill.) High Brady Mengarelli, South Dakota State 5-10 190 Jr. Prescott (Ariz.) High FB -- Kane Louscher, South Dakota State 6-2 245 Jr. Mason City (Iowa) Newman Catholic High WR -- Robert Tonyan Jr., Indiana State 6-5 220 Sr. McHenry (Ill.) McHenry East High Anthony Warrum, Illinois State 6-2 200 Sr. Fishers (Ind.) Heritage Christian School TE -- Erik Furmanek, Missouri State 6-3 251 Jr. Belleville (Ill.) Althoff Catholic High Jeff Illies, North Dakota State 6-3 231 Jr. Lidgerwood (N.D.) High OL -- Trevor Hanson, Northern Iowa 6-4 301 Sr. West Des Moines (Iowa) Valley High Jacob Judd, Western Illinois 6-3 300 Jr. Clinton (Iowa) High Jack Plankers, North Dakota State 6-7 322 Sr. Leonard (N.D.) Kindred High Robert Rathje, Northern Iowa 6-2 300 Sr. Van Horne (Iowa) Benton Community High Justin Spencer, Youngstown State 6-5 305 Jr. Indiana (Pa.) High PK -- Jerry Nunez, Indiana State 5-11 185 Fr. Naples (Fla.) Naples High LS -- James Fisher, North Dakota State 6-2 216 Jr. Bloomington (Minn.) \Jefferson High DL -- Colby Isbell, Missouri State 6-3 240 Jr. Rogers (Ark.) Heritage High Dalton Keene, Illinois State 6-4 280 Jr. Jacksonville (Ill.) High Kellen Soulek, South Dakota State 6-5 320 Jr. Yankton (S.D.) High Nate Tanguay, North Dakota State 6-4 290 Jr. Mukwonago (Wis.) High LB -- Jesse Bobbit, South Dakota State 6-2 240 Sr. Palatine (Ill.) High Armand Dellovade, Youngstown State 6-0 210 So. Imperial (Pa.) West Allegheny Jared Farley, Northern Iowa 5-11 221 Jr. Cedar Falls (Iowa) High Jet Moreland, South Dakota 6-3 215 Sr. Wichita (Kan.) Wichita Heights High Jameer Thurman, Indiana State 6-0 225 Sr. Bellwood (Ill.) Proviso West High DB -- Elijah Campbell, Northern Iowa 6-0 195 So. St. Paul (Minn.) St. Paul Central Alec Kocour, Illinois State 6-0 200 Jr. Waukesha (Wis.) Catholic Memorial Jameel Smith, Youngstown State 6 -0 190 Sr. Miami (Fla.) Norland High Malcolm Washington, Northern Iowa 6-2 172 Jr. Houston (Texas) Alief Elsik High P -- Mark Schuler, Youngstown State 6-5 250 Fr. New Middletown (Ohio) Springfield High RS -- Darien Townsend, Youngstown State 5-10 170 Jr. Youngstown (Ohio) Youngstown Christian Honorable Mention QB: Isaac Harker, INS; Sean McGuire, WIU; Easton Stick, NDSU. RB: Trevor Bouma, USD; Roland Genesy, INS; Michael Malloy, UNI; Jody Webb, YSU. FB: Drew Potter, USD. OL: Dylan Colucci, YSU; Charlie Harmon, SDSU; Cameron Lee, ILS; Austin Olsen, SIU; Dakota Vermillion, INS. WR: Malik Earl, MSU; WR Zac Hoover, MSU. DL: Cole Langer, SDSU; Khalen Saunders, WIU. LB: Chase Allen, SIU; D'Shawn Dexter, UNI; McNeece Egbim, MSU; Pierre Gee-Tucker, NDSU; Quentin Moon, WIU; Alejandro Rivera, ILS. DB: Jalen Allison, NDSU; Kenny Bishop, YSU; Danny Rambo, USD. PK: Sean Slattery, ILS. P: Sam Kuhter, UNI. RS: D.J. Davis, SIU. LS: Thayer Trenhaile, SDSU. VALLEY FOOTBALL CONFERENCE SPECIALTY AWARD WINNERS OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR ‘BRUCE CRADDOCK’ COACHES OF THE YEAR 1985 Mike Smith, QB, Northern Iowa 1985 James Houston, LB, Illinois State 1986 Sean Payton, QB, Eastern Illinois Mark Farley, LB, Northern Iowa 1985 Darrell Mudra, Northern Iowa 1987 Carl Boyd, RB, Northern Iowa 1986 Brian Gant, LB, Illinois State 1986 Al Molde, Eastern Illinois 1987 Matt Soraghan, LB, Missouri State 1987 Darrell Mudra, Northern Iowa 1988 Paul Singer, QB, Western Illinois Bruce Craddock, Western Illinois 1989 DeAndre Smith, QB, Missouri State 1988 John Jurkovic, DT, Eastern Illinois 1989 John Jurkovic, DT, Eastern Illinois 1988 Bruce Craddock, Western Illinois 1990 DeAndre Smith, QB, Missouri State 1990 Tim Lance, DB, Eastern Illinois 1989 Jesse Branch, Missouri State 1991 Derrick Franklin, RB, Indiana State 1991 William Freeney, LB, Northern Iowa 1990 Jesse Branch, Missouri State 1992 Toby Davis, RB, Illinois State 1992 William Freeney, LB, Northern Iowa 1991 Terry Allen, Northern Iowa 1993 Kurt Warner, QB, Northern Iowa 1993 Andre Allen, LB, Northern Iowa 1992 Terry Allen, Northern Iowa 1994 Rob St. Sauver, QB, Western Illinois 1994 Andre Allen, LB, Northern Iowa 1993 Terry Allen, Northern Iowa 1995 Dedric Ward, WR, Northern Iowa 1995 Tim Carver, LB, Eastern Illinois 1994 Terry Allen, Northern Iowa 1996 Dedric Ward, WR, Northern Iowa 1996 Mike Miano, DL, Missouri State 1995 Bob Spoo, Eastern Illinois 1997 Aaron Stecker, RB, Western Illinois 1997 Harry Deligianis, DT, Youngstown State 1996 Terry Allen, Northern Iowa 1998 Karlton Carpenter, RB, S. Illinois 1998 James Milton, LB, Western Illinois 1997 Randy Ball, Western Illinois 1999 Cornell Craig, WR, S. Illinois 1999 Edgerton Hartwell, LB, Western Illinois 1998 Todd Berry, Illinois State 2000 Charles Tharp, RB, Western Illinois 2000 Edgerton Hartwell, LB, Western Illinois 1999 Todd Berry, Illinois State 2001 P.J. Mays, RB, Youngstown State 2001 Adam Vogt, LB, Northern Iowa 2000 Don Patterson, Western Illinois 2002 Russ Michna, QB, Western Illinois 2002 Boomer Grigsby, LB, Illinois State 2001 Mark Farley, Northern Iowa 2003 Russ Michna, QB, Western Illinois 2003 Boomer Grigsby, LB, Illinois State 2002 Don Patterson, Western Illinois 2004 Joel Sambursky, QB, S. Illinois 2004 Boomer Grigsby, LB, Illinois State 2003 Jerry Kill, Southern Illinois 2005 Laurént Robinson, WR, Illinois State 2005 Brent Hawkins, DE, Illinois State 2004 Jerry Kill, Southern Illinois 2006 Marcus Mason, RB, Youngstown St. 2006 Cameron Siskowic, LB, Illinois State 2005 Jon Heacock, Youngstown State 2007 Eric Sanders, QB, Northern Iowa 2007 Brannon Carter, LB, Northern Iowa 2006 Jon Heacock, Youngstown State 2008 Herb Donaldson, RB, Western Illinois 2008 James Ruffin, DE, Northern Iowa 2007 Mark Farley, Northern Iowa 2009 Deji Karim, RB, Southern Illinois 2009 Danny Batten, DE, South Dakota State 2008 Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois 2010 Matt Barr, QB, Western Illinois James Ruffin, DE, Northern Iowa 2009 Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois 2010 Kyle Glazier, LB, Western Illinois 2010 Trent Miles, Indiana State 2011 Shakir Bell, RB, Indiana State 2011 Craig Bohl, North Dakota State 2012 Matt Brown, QB, Illinois State 2011 L.J.
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