First Team Offense

P32 THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER Sunday, December 9, 2012 2012 STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER Area Class 1A-3A Football Statistics First Team Off ense QUARTERBACKS Huddleston, Triop 14 2 0 86 CENTER D. Barnett, W.C. 11 16 0 82 Harvey, NMac 12 0 0 82 Player Att Com Yds TD Int DEREK CHRISTIAN Bruhn, Staun. 13 2 0 80 Schneider, River. 221 140 1,966 12 11 Cerutti, Hills 13 0 0 78 White Hall North Greene, Senior/6-0, 300 Clark, Aub 210 128 1,625 13 8 Vermillion, Beard 12 4 0 76 After playing at Jacksonville High School as a junior, Chris- Bruhn, Staun. 129 65 1,350 11 6 J. Niehaus, MO 11 6 0 72 tian returned to his old school this year and was part of a turn- Henderson, Gill 136 89 1,245 6 4 B. Patterson, Beard 12 0 0 72 Lindsey, Wville 135 86 1,131 10 6 Schneider, River. 11 6 0 72 around during which North Greene improved from 1-8 to 4-5. J. Smith, Carrol 132 75 1,030 12 5 Duba, Carrol 10 10 0 70 He was a key player on both sides of the ball and earned All- Vermillion, Beard 96 53 1,026 11 7 Curry, Triop 8 18 0 66 WIVC South Division fi rst-team honors at defensive nose guard Hamlin, Nok 108 48 868 12 7 Lindsey, Wville 11 0 0 66 Huddleston, Triop 77 43 799 12 4 as well as at center. Nichols, Wville 0 54 4 66 Derek Christian Lyon, SangVal 174 59 787 2 9 Pavolka, Nok 11 0 0 66 Kaufmann, Plains 87 38 770 8 3 Hamlin, Nok 9 8 0 62 TACKLE Howard, Litch 172 90 737 7 7 Harney, Plains 10 0 0 60 O’Neal, MO 96 59 735 7 7 O’Neal, MO 9 4 0 58 BEN BUTCHER C. Bounds, Ath 103 52 729 6 7 Henderson, Gill 9 2 0 56 Hunt, NB 108 50 682 0 7 King, River. 9 2 0 56 Carlinville, Senior/6-3, 270 Harris, S. Fork 122 61 655 11 7 Meyer, Aub 9 2 0 56 Gibson, Pana 91 46 627 5 0 A big presence off ensively and defensively for the Cavaliers, Lanier, Plains 9 0 0 54 Butcher was especially strong at off ensive tackle as he helped Easterday, Carl 74 29 555 9 4 Ba. Stewart, Carl 0 48 2 54 Schott, NMac 6 16 0 52 open the way for Carlinville’s potent rushing attack. He was RUSHERS Kaufmann, Plains 8 2 0 50 fi rst-team All-South Central Conference as an off ensive line- Parker , Triop 8 2 0 50 man, but he also totaled 57 tackles — including three for loss — Player Att Yds Avg TD W. Smith, Pitts. 7 8 0 50 Br. Stewart, Carl 164 2,049 12.5 34 as Carlinville earned a share of the South Central title. Perkins, Ath 212 1,947 9.2 21 TACKLES Ben Butcher Cr. Farneti, Carl 174 1,651 9.5 20 TACKLE Abney, Pitts. 228 1,409 6.2 15 Player Solo Assts Total Chausse, Nok 129 1,253 9.7 19 Richardson, Triop 120 50 170 Moog, Hav 117 1,081 9.2 14 TYLER ISAACS C. Leonard, Carrol 31 131 162 Pleasant Plains, Senior/6-3, 203 Selinger, Ath 146 1,078 7.4 19 T. Roberts, Carl 50 96 146 Cerutti, Hills 199 1,077 5.4 13 Harr, Carrol 47 94 141 Isaacs did the job for the Cardinals, whether it was blocking for Larson, Plains 144 1,071 7.4 16 Lippert, Carrol 18 116 134 Plains’ option off ense or fi nishing as one of their top tacklers on the Palan, Carrol 141 1,033 7.3 19 Scheller, Staun. 65 68 133 defensive line. He was a fi rst-team All-Sangamo Conference pick at Schone, Triop 151 1,017 6.7 17 Suhling, River. 45 77 122 Muench, Aub 135 1,009 7.5 19 McWhorter, Gfl d 75 46 121 both positions as he helped Plains post its best season since 2008. Boehs, W.C. 146 968 6.6 13 Rush, Plains 77 42 119 His defensive accomplishments included 15 tackles for loss. B. Patterson, Beard 102 956 9.4 8 Kent, Wville 25 90 115 Co. Hubble, NMac 132 940 7.1 8 Hollis, Wville 33 74 107 GUARD Loutzenhiser, Wville 123 932 7.6 16 C. Barnett, W.C. 55 51 106 Mathews, Paw. 129 918 7.1 7 Lounsberry, Wville 29 77 106 Tyler Isaacs Wagner, Paw. 95 828 8.7 6 Marsh, Gfl d 65 41 106 JAY STINAUER D. Twitty, Hills 141 774 5.5 2 W. Sargeant, Aub 58 47 105 Parker , Triop 125 769 6.2 5 Havana, Senior/6-0, 265 Williams, Carrol 26 74 100 After playing QB in the early part of last season, Stinauer was Clancy, Hav 107 734 6.9 7 D. Barnett, W.C. 43 54 97 Boston, Gfl d 102 733 7.2 11 Damm, Gfl d 52 45 97 back in his comfort zone full-time this year as the Ducks took Meyer, Aub 118 726 6.2 9 Dickerman, Wville 40 57 97 D. Barnett, W.C. 120 700 5.8 10 advantage of their size and strength up front. They registered Randel, Nok 46 50 96 2,843 rushing yards and earned their fi rst playoff berth since Wanless, SangVal 138 695 5 4 Stork, Pana 14 79 93 Curry, Triop 109 687 6.3 6 Urbanowicz, SangVal 46 47 93 2008. Stinauer was a fi rst-team All-Prairieland Blue Division Lindsey, Wville 123 687 5.6 11 C. Boyd, Rush. 37 55 92 pick at guard, and he was second-team defensive line. Also Lovelace, Nok 57 675 11.8 11 Carnes, Beard 28 63 91 named IHSFCA Academic All-State. Duba, Carrol 68 595 8.8 8 B. Gibson, Beard 70 19 89 Schneider, River. 122 588 4.8 11 Snell, Aub 51 37 88 Kaufmann, Plains 101 582 5.8 8 Cr. Farneti, Carl 37 50 87 GUARD Bruhn, Staun. 85 578 6.8 13 Isaacs, Plains 58 29 87 Steele, Litch 155 567 3.7 1 Kallal, Carrol 12 75 87 JAROB HEFFNER Jay Stinauer Schott, NMac 98 564 5.8 6 J. Wilson, Aub 44 43 87 O’Neal, MO 95 560 5.9 8 Czaikowski, Pana 28 56 84 Athens , Senior/5-9, 220 Dilley, Pana 65 532 8.2 5 C. Johnson, Staun. 53 30 83 A two-year starter for the Warriors, Heff ner helped pave the Henderson, Gill 136 532 3.9 9 Harter, SangVal 37 45 82 Whitlock, Gill 81 528 6.5 7 way for Athens’ rushing duo of Seth Perkins and James Selinger J. Weiss, Wville 14 68 82 (who combined for just over 3,000 yards). Considered his Cloyd, NB 91 526 5.8 4 Boston, NMac 35 46 81 Myles, Beard 64 523 8.2 6 Hadden, Aub 26 53 79 team’s top off ensive lineman, Heff er was the only unanimous Harvey, NMac 68 515 7.6 12 Haines, Rush. 31 48 79 Pavolka, Nok 79 511 6.5 11 choice among the six off ensive linemen on the All-Sangamo Con. Simmons, Litch 40 39 79 Conference fi rst team. Harney, Plains 68 489 7.2 4 White, Wville 25 54 79 Tidwell, Paw. 98 487 5 7 Little, Pitts. 42 36 78 Vaughn, Staun. 68 475 7 6 Schmidt, Carrol 16 62 78 QUARTERBACK Bonnett, Hav 73 473 6.5 4 Jennings, Gfl d 40 37 77 Thurman, Rush. 92 460 5 5 Lonergan, Routt 41 36 77 Ray, Plains 45 458 10.2 5 WILL SCHNEIDER Palan, Carrol 19 57 76 Jarob Heffner Vermillion, Beard 80 450 5.6 12 Larson, Plains 41 33 74 Riverton, Senior/6-1, 170 Holley, Pana 71 426 6 3 Wright, Litch 49 25 74 One of the area’s best multi-sport athletes, Schneider led the Harris, S. Fork 113 418 3.7 3 Bennett, Paw. 32 41 73 Hawks with his arm as well as his legs. The All-Sangamo Confer- Tiburzi, Gill 94 413 4.4 7 Brown, S. Fork 15 58 73 Cloud , River. 84 411 4.9 3 Crocker, Triop 43 30 73 ence quarterback completed 63 percent of his passes for an ar- C. Boyd, Rush. 60 409 6.8 2 Duba, Carrol 20 53 73 ea-leading 1,966 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also rushed for Harr, Carrol 73 402 5.5 8 Longley, Triop 60 13 73 588 yards and scored 11 TDs. The three-year starter fi nished as Ortiz, Beard 64 9 73 Riverton’s record-holder for career passing yards (3,905), com- RECEIVERS Atteberry, Litch 43 29 72 Cronister, Plains 40 32 72 pletions (291), total yards (5,489), single-season completions Player No Yds Avg TD Kessler, Aub 34 38 72 (140) and single-season passing yardage (1,966). King, River. 55 916 16.7 6 Luna, Beard 59 13 72 Ladew, River. 50 519 10.4 5 Pembrook, Gfl d 47 25 72 TIGHT END Creviston, NB 43 488 11.3 1 Blankenship, Litch 48 23 71 Steele, Litch 40 138 3.4 0 Myles, Beard 60 10 70 Bryant, Litch 36 368 10.2 5 Perrine, Wville 16 54 70 CHRISTIAN RANDEL Will Schneider Muench, Aub 36 523 14.5 5 T. Smith, Carrol 7 63 70 Nokomis, Senior/5-11, 210 Copelin, Aub 31 399 12.9 2 Arendt, Triop 48 21 69 Halpin, Gill 31 591 19.1 4 Harney, Plains 49 19 68 Randel was not a big pass-catcher, but he averaged 14 yards Fletcher, Wville 28 405 14.5 4 Lopian, Ath 40 28 68 per reception and his blocking helped lead Nokomis (8-2) to a Harr, Carrol 27 349 12.9 5 Beeson, Pana 9 58 67 state-high 469 points in nine regular-season games.

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