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Donovan Stewart’s Class 6A All State Team


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Donovan Stewart’s Class 6A All State Team

 

 

Whitehaven won their second 6A state title under coach Rodney Saulsberry as they outlasted Oakland 12-9 in the 6A State title game t finis undefeated.

 

For Whitehaven it was the second 6A state title in the last five years as they defeated Maryville in 2012 for their first state title.

So to start the new year, tnhighschoolfootball.com lead writer Donovan Stewart is looking back on the season in 6A with a statewide all state team.

 

Tnhighschoolfootball.com will roll out an all state team for each classification (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 6A, as well as both Division II classifications). Today, the Class 6A all state team with players selected as 21 spots selected on offense (4 QB, 4 RB, 4 WR, 5 OL, 4 ATH) and 16 spots on defense (4 DL, 4 LB, 4 DB, 4 ATH) as well as one kicker and one punter as well.

 

Also selected was an Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year and as well as a Coach of the Year. The selection process was based on discussions with 6A coaches across the state as well as seeing players live and on film.

 

LSU commitment and USA Today All American JaCoby Stevens from Oakland is the defensive Player of the Year, Whitehaven senior running back Kylan Watkins is the Offensive Player of the Year and his coach Rodney Saulsberry is honored as the 6A Coach of the Year as the Tigers won their second state title under Saulsberry.

 

So here’s the full offensive and defensive all state list.

 

Offense


QB- Cole Copeland, Bradley Central, Sr.
QB- Dylan Hopkins, Maryville, Jr,
QB- Tate Kolwyck, Arlington, Jr.
QB- John Turner, Smyrna, Sr.
RB- Jordan Ervin, Maryville, Sr.
RB- Aidan Raines, Mt. Juliet, Jr.
RB- Master Teague, Blackman, Jr.
RB- Kylan Watkins, Whitehaven, Sr.
WR- Devon High, Wilson Central, Sr.
WR- Edward Johnson, Cordova, Sr.
WR- Trey Knox, Blackman, Jr.
WR- Lameric Tucker, Bradley Central, Jr.
OL- K’Rojhn Calbert, Warren County, Sr.
OL- D.J. Delfendahl, Mt. Juliet, Sr.
OL- Elijah Dobbins, Oakland, Sr.
OL- Anthony Geter, Whitehaven, Sr.
OL- Max Wray, Franklin, Jr.
ATH- Mason Earls, Mt. Juliet, Sr.
ATH- John Lyons, White Station, Sr.
ATH- Mitch Rossi, Franklin, Sr.
ATH- Alontae Taylor, Coffee County, Jr.

 

Defense


DL- Quinton Bohanna, Cordova, Sr.
DL- Ellis Chapman, Hardin Valley, Sr.
DL- Chris Onwumere, Oakland, Sr.
DL- Matt Young, Maryville, Sr.
LB- T.D. Blackmon, Maryville, Sr.
LB- Jackson Cauthen, Oakland, Sr.
LB- Aubrey Miller, Whitehaven, Sr.
LB- Bryson Tolley, Science Hill, Sr.
DB- Gentry Bonds, Riverdale, Sr.
DB- Theo Jackson, Nashville Overton, Sr.
DB- Kaleb Oliver, Oakland, Sr.
DB- JaCoby Stevens, Oakland, Sr.
ATH- Tim Frizzell, Hardin Valley, Sr.
ATH- J’len Smith, Whitehaven, Sr.
ATH- Rayshad Williams, Whitehaven, Jr.
ATH- Tahj Williams, Ravenwood, Sr.


Special Teams


K- Jacob Smith, Siegel, Sr.
P- Adam Williams, Wilson Central, Sr.


Award Winners


Offensive Player of the Year- Kylan Watkins, Whitehaven- The senior running back became the latest great Whitehaven running back rushing for 2,129 yards and scoring 31 touchdowns for the Tigers as he helped lead them to a 6A State title.

 

Defensive Player of the Year- JaCoby Stevens, Oakland- The LSU commitment won the Class 6A Mr. Football Back award and was a fabulous two way player for the Patriots as he had 64 tackles and intercepted nine passes at free safety for Oakland.

 

Coach of the Year- Rodney Saulsberry, Whitehaven- The Whitehaven alum willed his Alma mater to their second 6A State title in the last five seasons as they used a stellar Defense to win the title.

 

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Congrats to the all of the young men listed above. A special kudos to all of the young men listed above from the Memphis Area.

 

Way to go!

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