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December 11, 2012

Thompson MVP of All-C-3 team

Anonymous Enid News and Eagle The Enid News and Eagle Tue Dec 11, 2012, 08:22 PM CST

ENID, Okla. — Lawson Thompson and Jace Whitehead, who led Deer Creek-Lamont to a combined 42-8 record over their high school football careers, head the All-District C-3 team announced Tuesday.

Thompson was named the district most valuable player. He completed 43 of 76 passes for 727 yards and 13 touchdowns with no interceptions. He rushed for 1,436 yards on 138 carries and scored 27 touchdowns. He had 45 tackles on defense. He scored 30 touchdowns oveall.

Whitehead was named the defensive player of the year. He had 119 tackles as a senior, including 391⁄2 for losses. He had 383 tackles for his career.

Bryan Diel of Bartlesville Wesleyan Christian School was named the offensive player of the year.

Here are the rest of the all-district teams:

First team offense

QB — T.K. Francis, Bluejacket; RB — Dylan Anderson, Bluejacket; Josh Argraves, Cherokee; Ends — Zach Romines, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Jake Henderson, Timberlake; Dylan Collins, Bluejacket; OL — Brock Buller, Timberlake; Michael Lucas, Cherokee; Matt Miller, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Specialist — Ryan Clenndeney, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Christian Looper, DCLA.

First team defense

DL — Zach James, Cherokee; Chase Ellison, Carney. DE — Aaron Fratzke, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Trey Salinos, Cherokee; LB — Alex Castro, Cherokee; Mangus Chinn, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Landon Schanbacher, Cherokee; DB — Dalton Roberson, Carney; Aaron Birdsan, Bluejacket; Tanner Bowman, Cherokee; Trevor Miller, Carney; Specialist — Charley Reeves, Bluejacket.

Second team offense

QB — Ty Wiseman, Carney; RB — Justice Stevens, Carney; Austin Guffy, Cherokee; Ends — John Hammon, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Austin Huckabee, Cherokee; Layne Sears, Carney; OL — Grant DeWitt, Cherokee; Dalton Cunningham, DCLA; Daril Horton, Prue; Specialists — Austin Stoner, Bluejacket; Trevor Schoenhals, Kremlin-Hillsdale.

Second team defense

DL — J.R. Kinciad, Carney; Kevin Swafford, Prue; Dylan Dobson, DCLA; Alex Heidorn, Bartlesville Wesleyan; Ends — Lane Williams, DCLA; Alex Perry, Carney; LB — Kass Bittle, Kremlin-Hillsdale; Chalin Roger, Bluejacket; Ryan Bates, Prue; DB — Brenden Stokes, Kremlin-Hillsdale; Avery Bagenstos, Cherokee; Chris Steven, Carney; J.B. Lewis, Prue; Specialist — Andre Lizar, Kremlin-Hillsdale.

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