PARKER, YURACHEK RECEIVES TOP HONORS ON 24-6A TEAM

VERSATILE Dickinson senior Montel
Parker was selected as the District 24-6A
most valuable player award after the
future Texas A&M receiver helped the
Gators reach the area round of the postseason.
Parker threw for 518 yards and
seven touchdowns while rushing for 360
yards and five touchdowns on 48 carries
along with catching 25 passes for
343 yards and two scores while helping
Dickinson to an 8-3 record
Clear Springs running back Todd Hudson
was named the district’s offensive player
of the year after the junior rushed for
1,472 yards and 16 touchdowns, while
Chargers teammate Garrett Rooker
earned 24-6A newcomer of the year following
a breakout season that saw the
sophomore throw for 1,772 yards and 22
touchdowns and adding two more scores
on the ground. Coach Todd Dailey was
named the coach of the year after he led
Clear Springs to its second straight 24-6A
championship.
Friendswood linebacker Jake Yurachek
was selected as the defensive player
of the year after he recorded 193 total
tackles that included 16.5 tackles for
loss and four sacks. Yurachek also had
one interception, two forced fumbles,
a fumble recovery and a blocked kick.
Clear Brook’s Mark Milton shared the district’s
Iron Man award with Friendswood’s
Calvin Whitaker.
HONOREES BY SCHOOL
CLEAR BROOK: offensive lineman
Richard Lewis, receiver Caleb Chapman,
running back Jarrett Smith (first team);
linebacker Sedrick Cole, punter Jaizac
Garcia (second team).
CLEAR CREEK: offensive lineman Chad
Lindberg, quarterback Sam Mathews
(first team); offensive lineman Brett Bush
(second team).
CLEAR FALLS: punter Will Broadus
(first team); offensive lineman Matthew
Hosler, running back Cameron Davis,
Broadus (at defensive end), cornerback
Thomas Massa (second team).
CLEAR SPRINGS: offensive lineman
Garrett Nickelson, receiver/return specialist
Peyton Sawyer, defensive tackle
Jason Gold, linebacker Cameron Felton,
linebacker Nick Thompson, cornerback
Christian Waller (first team); offensive
lineman Ryan Knaus, offensive lineman
Eric Williams, receiver Michael Gillaspia,
defensive end Jacob Muellner, linebacker
Kiron Bimage, linebacker Trent Rosas,
safety James Wokaty (second team).
DICKINSON: offensive lineman Kiko
Nunez, offensive lineman Daniel Parr,
running back Myles Lewis, tight end Jalen
Wydermyer, defensive tackle J.T. Greer,
defensive end Jairryd Booker, linebacker
Landon Roque, linebacker Colby Mouton,
linebacker Malik Williams, cornerback
Nate Randle, cornerback D.J. Warnell,
safety Byron Broussard, safety Ashton
Johnson (first team); offensive lineman
Torey Lastice, receiver/return specialist
Chris Welch, fullback Dylan Savage,
defensive tackle Keelan Oatis, linebacker
Jalen Jones (second team).
FRIENDSWOOD: offensive lineman
Max Yarbrough, receiver Ben Redding,
kicker Sam Wittman, defensive tackle
Wyatt Hall, defensive end Thad Horman,
defensive end Davis Tinger, safety Reid
Nickerson (first team); offensive lineman
Roderick Hutchinson, offensive lineman
Jackson Roos, receiver Nick Swaney,
running back Mason Barnes, defensive
tackle Eric Gignac, linebacker Dane
Roenne, cornerback Colton Halata, safety
Josh Peterson (second team).