Section 8A FB All-Tournament selections

Name	School	Grade	Height	Weight	Position
Jake Pavek	Mahnomen	12	6' 3"	190	QB/DE
Jake Hedstrom	Mahnomen	12	6'	210	OL/DL
Nick Otto	Mahnomen	12	5' 10"	210	OL/LB
Kal Handyside	Mahnomen	11	5' 11"	185	OL/DL
Garret Hoffner	Mahnomen	12	5' 10"	160	RB/DB
Bob Bjorge	Mahnomen	11	6'	175	RB/LB
Matt Schindler	Red Lake County	12	5' 10"	185	RB/LB
Kayler Knott	Red Lake County	12	6' 2"	375	T/T
Ben Hagl	Red Lake County	12	5' 10"	160	TE/DB
Jacob Magnell	Red Lake County	11	5' 6"	150	RB/LB
Gunnar Gisvold	Fertile-Beltrami	12	6'	170	TB/LB
Mitchell Mosher	Fertile-Beltrami	11	6' 2"	175	FB/LB
Charlie Duckstad	Fertile-Beltrami	11	6' 4"	245	OT/NG
Jesse Pineda	Warren-Alvarado-Oslo	11	5' 11"	175	WR/LB
Jayvon O'Quinn	Warren-Alvarado-Oslo	12	6' 1"	185	QB/S
Colton Layman	Warren-Alvarado-Oslo	12	5' 11"	185	G/LB
Kade Klasen	Northern Freeze	12	6' 1"	190	TE/LB
Kyle Hestekind	Northern Freeze	12	5' 10"	160	RB/CB
Kyle Head	Red Lake	12			FB
Jalen Jones	Red Lake	10			WR
Jordan Murphy	Fosston	12	6'	220	OL/LB
Austin Heimstra	Lake of the Woods	12	6'	195	OT/MLB

2012 Pine-To-Prairie All-Conference VB

2012 Pine-to-Prairie All-Conference Volleyball Team

Megan Kolness             12         Ada-Borup

Emiley Lindell               11         Ada-Borup

Monica Vega                11         Ada-Borup

Kyli Bowling                 12         Climax-Fisher

Katie Engelstad              12        Fertile-Beltrami

Abby Laubenstein         11         Fosston

Cortney Strom               11         Fosston

Kami Viken                  12         Fosston

Bailee Bartunek            11        Lake Park-Audubon

Hannah Foss                 11         Mahnomen

Jennifer Kersting           11         Mahnomen

Ashley Schoenborn        11         Mahnomen

Madelyn Sather              12        Norman County East

Brooke Brommenschenkel         11         Norman County West

Lacey Anderson            12         Ulen-Hitterdal

Shelby Kaster               11         Win-E-Mac

Megan Olson                12         Win-E-Mac

Madison McKeever         9        Win-E-Mac

Korbyn Ross                 11         Win-E-Mac

 

Honorable Mention

Shaina Stevenson          11         Ada-Borup

Kayla Vanderlinden       12         Ada-Borup

Taylor Altepeter            10         Climax-Fisher

Shylee Lehmann            12         Fertile-Beltrami

Lauren Swanson           12         Fertile-Beltrami

Rilee Burnside               11         Lake Park-Audubon

Nikki Ahmann               11         Mahnomen

Kayla Lundon               12         Mahnomen

Shelby Kappes              12         Norman County East

Ciara Austinson              12        Ulen-Hitterdal

Haley Henrickson          10         Ulen-Hitterdal

Brooke Christianson      11         Win-E-Mac

 

Player of the Year

Shelby Kaster  -            Win-E-Mac

Coach of the Year

Vickie Anderson-          Mahnomen

 

All-Section FB Team Selections

Section 8AA Football
All-Tournament Selections -- 2012
Name	School	Grade	Height	Weight	Position
Jordan Harms	Hawley	10	6' 3"	175	QB/S
Ben Ellefson	Hawley	10	6' 4"	195	TE/LB
Josh Johnson	Hawley	12	6'	180	RB/S
Aaron Regnier	Hawley	10	6'	190	TE/LB
Jeff Christianson	Hawley	12	6' 2"	230	OL/DL
Austin Martz	Barnesville	12	6'	170	RB/S
Michael Strand	Barnesville	11	5' 1"	170	RB/C
Kyle Johnson	Barnesville	12	6'	235	G/DE
Jonah Kletsch	Barnesville	11	5' 10"	185	C/DT
Tucker Forsgren	Pelican Rapids	12	6' 5"	225	T/LB
Devin Schell	Pelican Rapids	12	6' 2"	180	QB/S
Ian Johnson	Pelican Rapids	12	6' 3"	270	T/T
Baxter Bachmann	Frazee	12	6'	190	QB
Tyler Ziegler	Frazee	12	6'	180	LB
Bruce Lemon	Frazee	12	5' 9"	155	RB
Keiler Skaro	United North Central	11	6' 1"	190	WR
Brandon Junes	United North Central	12	6' 2"	175	QB
Kedon Sweetney	Warroad	12	6'	6'	RB
Tyler James Fish	Warroad	12	6' 2"	6' 2"	OL/DL
Tyler Schlosser	Prairie Valley	12		220	RB/LB
Hunter Arnold	Prairie Valley	12		145	WR/S
Luke Thompson	Bagley	12	5' 11"	155	WR
Kyler Lavine	Bagley	12	5' 10"	150	RB

All-Section FB Team Selections

Section 6A Football -
All-Tournament Selections -- 2012
Name	School	Grade	Height	Weight	Position
Mitchell Heid	Browerville	12	6' 2"	202	QB/FS
Kyle Petermeier	Browerville	12	6' 3"	185	TE/CB
Matthew Scheffler	Browerville	11	6'	166	TE/LB
Austin Butler	Browerville	12	6' 2"	175	NG
Chris Buhl	Browerville	12	5' 11"	154	LB
Travis Richards	Pillager	12	6'	190	RB/DE
Devin Strack	Pillager	12	5' 11"	165	RB/DB
Mike Pettit	Pillager	12	6' 2"	210	T/T
Ben Ramsey	Pillager	12	5' 10"	195	G/T
Zach Torgerson	Ottertail Central	12	6' 2"	190	G/MLB
Jake Trosdahl	Ottertail Central	11	5' 10"	175	RB/FS
Andrew Smith	Ottertail Central	11	5' 11"	165	QB-CB
Beau Howard	Pine River-Backus	12	6'	160	QB/DB
Jared Adkins	Pine River-Backus	11	5' 11"	225	RB/LB
Drey Loge	Pine River-Backus	12	5' 10"	160	RB/LB
Drew Peterson	West Central Area	12	5' 11"	165	WR
Dakotah Kashmark	West Central Area	11	6'	155	QB
Matt Pepper	Lake Park-Audubon	12	5' 10"	220	OG/LB
Nate Renner	Lake Park-Audubon	12	5' 10"	190	RB/LB
Shane Novak	New York Mills	12	5' 8"	135	RB/CB
Tyler Patron	New York Mills	11	6' 0"	215	RB/LB
Jack Fulford	Royalton	12	6' 2"	166	OL/LB
Corey Popp	Royalton	12	5' 7"	192	OL/DL

NDSU Remains in Top Spot in Coaches Poll

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – North Dakota State maintained its No.1 ranking in this week’s FCS Coaches Poll after a 20-17 victory over then-No.20 South Dakota State on Saturday. The Bison received 24 first-places votes and 646 total points.

The top-four spots remained the same in this week’s poll as No.2 Montana State (619 points), No.3 Sam Houston State (597 points), and No. 4 Old Dominion (578 points) each were victorious over the weekend. Sam Houston State also received two first-place votes.

Eastern Washington (537 points) and Georgia Southern (521 points) each rose one spots to fifth and sixth place, respectively. New Hampshire jumped three spots to No.7, while Appalachian State jumped four sport to No.8 and Wofford surged five spots to No.9, the biggest jump of any team in this week’s poll. Central Arkansas (No.10) moved up three spots to round out the top ten.

Previously-unranked Eastern Illinois entered this week’s poll at No.25 after a 39-20 victory over Southeast Missouri State on Saturday.

Ten conferences are represented in the poll. The Colonial Athletic Association has the most teams in the top-25 with six. The Big Sky and Missouri Valley are represented by four teams each, while the Southern Conference has three teams in this week’s poll. The Ohio Valley and Southland conferences are represented by two teams, and the Big South, Ivy League, Mid-Eastern Athletic, and Patriot League have one team in the top-25.

The FCS Coaches Poll is based exclusively on a voting panel of head coaches in the FCS under the cooperation of the Collegiate Commissioners Association (CCA) and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and is administered by the Southern Conference.

 

2012 FCS Coaches Week 11 Poll (November 12, 2012)

Team (No. 1 Votes) Record Points Last Week

1. North Dakota State (24) 9-1 646 1

2. Montana State 9-1 619 2

3. Sam Houston State (2) 8-2 &nb sp; 597 3

4. Old Dominion 9-1 578 4

5. Eastern Washington 8-2 537 6

6. Georgia Southern 8-2 521 7

7. New Hampshire 8-2 466 10

8. Appalachian State 8-3 443 12

9. Wofford 8-2 &nbs p; 408 14

10. Central Arkansas 8-2 397 13

11. Illinois State 8-2 343 15

12. Lehigh &nb sp; 9-1 327 5

13. Stony Brook 9-2 300 8

14. James Madison 7-3 293 9

15. Northern Arizona &nb sp; 8-2 279 11

16. Towson 6-4 257 17

17. Eastern Kentucky 8-3 246 18

18. Cal Poly &nbs p; 8-2 240 19

19. Indiana State 7-3 176 21

20. Richmond 7-3 152 23

21. Villanova 7-3 128 25

22. Bethune-Cookman 8-2 117 22

23. South Dakota State 7-3 98 20

24 Harvard 7-2 65 16

25. Eastern Illinois 7-3 39 NR

 

Others Receiving Votes: Tennessee State (35), Samford (33), Colgate (33), Albany (18), Sacramento State (8), UT Martin (8), The Citadel (7), Wagner (6), Arkansas Pine Bluff (5), Southern Illinois (4), Jackson State (2), Pennsylvania (2), Southeastern Louisiana (1), Youngstown State (1).