BarnBurner09 Posted November 30, 2010 Report Share Posted November 30, 2010 (edited) Congratulations to every player across the state. Toyota East-West All-Star Game Rosters 2010 Toyota East vs. West Tennessee All-Star Classic Dec. 11 at Carson-Newman 12:30 p.m. EST kickoff EAST ROSTER OFFENSE QBs Tanner Williams (6-1, 185), Anderson Co. Quinn Epperly (6-1, 195), C.A.K. ALT - Jacob Huesman (6-1, 190), Baylor RBs Devrin Young (5-7, 165), Bearden (TENNESSEE) Chris Sensabaugh (5-11, 200), Dobyns Bennett Jeremiah Bryson (5-10, 178), Smyrna (PITTSBURGH) DaMetrius Thomas (5-10, 187), Fulton ALT - Jamarcus Mobley (5-8, 175), Cleveland WRs Desmund Horne (5-11, 175), Maryville Steven Isom (6-2, 180), Alcoa Keenan Hale (6-2, 185), McCallie - (SYRACUSE) Jacob Sexton (6-2, 185), Scott Ron Durbin (6-2, 190), Gatlinburg Pittman Kelvin Clay (6-1, 171), Red Bank ALT - Parrish Gaines (6-3, 185), Smyrna TEs Jess Patton (6-3, 225), Blackman OLs Kyler Kerbyson (6-5, 290), Knox. Catholic (TENNESSEE) Jose Valedon (6-5, 270), Oak Ridge (VANDERBILT) Cody Robinson (6-3, 305), Warren Co. (DUKE) Derek Evans (6-1, 270), Alcoa (APPALACHIAN ST.) Brandon Miller (6-5, 270), Tullahoma Tre Fletcher (6-2, 260), Oakland Vincente' Jordan (6-3, 325), Boyd Buchanan Steven Fortner (6-0, 255), C.A.K. KICKER/PUNTER Zach Sharp (6-1, 165), Maryville ALT - Trevor Brunsvold (6-1, 175), MTCS DEFENSE CBs Buddy Mitchell (5-9, 175), Oakland Taino Perez (5-10, 170), Farragut William Carmichael (6-2, 170), Greeneville Austin Tallent (5-11, 170), Alcoa SAFETYS Stian Romberg (6-4, 200), Maryville Cory Clark (5-11, 170), Seymour Wade Plemons (6-1, 180), Loudon ALT - Sam Woodard (6-2, 195), Oneida LBs Deon Meadows (6-0, 215), Smyrna Jaiari Dunaway (6-2, 220), Siegel Brooks Harper (6-2, 215), Farragut Michael Hargrove, (6-1, 225), Polk Co. Corey Washington (5-11, 190), Clinton Hunter Thompson (6-1, 230), Blackman ALT - Philip Saah (6-1, 210), Knox. Central DEs Darrell Warren (6-1, 225), Alcoa Jarrod Coleman (6-4, 230), McCallie (CHATTANOOGA) John Mackey (6-1, 240), Baylor Tucker Bolton (6-4, 235), Bradley Central ALT - Evan Brown (6-4, 235), Heritage DTs Keenan Evans (5-10, 230), Campbell Co. Ken Starr (6-2, 260), McMinn Co. Bryson McCluskey (6-5, 315), Riverdale Izaiah Rutledge (6-1, 250), Red Bank COACHES: HC - Scott Blade, Oak Ridge DC/LB - Thomas McDaniel, Oakland RB - Steve Carson, Eagleville OC/QB - Rusty Bradley, C.A.K. DL - Jim Moore, Seymour WR - Houston White, Hixson DB - Bo Cagle, McMinn Co. OL - Jim Younger, Oak Ridge WEST ROSTER OFFENSE QBs Danny Potter, Brighton (6-0, 200) Jake Overby, U.S.J. (6-1, 180) Tyler Rice, Wayne Co. (6-3, 195) (UT-MARTIN) ALT - Josh Jerles, Clarksville Acad. (6-1, 170) RBs Ryan Heaston, Cordova (5-11, 175) Darrell Dancer, Jackson N'side (5-10, 195) Prince Iworah, Father Ryan (5-10, 176) ALT - Victor Caro, Brentwood Acad. (5-9, 185) ALT - Artaves Gibson, Mitchell (6-2, 225) FBs Reco Williams, Clarksville NE (6-2, 245) WRs Dhahraun Bevins, Jackson N'side (5-110, 170) Nick Hill, Pearl Cohn (6-2, 190) (DUKE) Hunter Branch, Fairview (6-3, 185) Max Zinchini, Beech (6-0, 180) Jabriel Washington, Trinity Chr. (5-11, 170) (ALABAMA) Connor Maitland, F.R.A. (6-0, 170) ALT - Anthony Woodard, Gallatin (6-6, 170) TEs Russ Henderson, Lexington (6-1, 220) ALT - Clayton Williams, E.C.S. (6-3, 215) OLs Keenan Crenshaw, Ensworth (6-1, 300) Lucas Patrick, Brentwood (6-4, 287) (DUKE) James Lewis, Arlington (6-4, 290) (VANDERBILT) Marty Bottom, Trousdale Co. (6-3, 305) Drew Kelly, Independence (6-4, 270) Alex Ballentine, Giles Co. (5-10, 250) Matt Levine, Father Ryan (6-4, 250) ALT - Kyle Gregory, Trousdale Co. (5-11, 245) LS Hunter Stout, Arlington (6-0, 210) KICKER/PUNTER Jackson Redditt, Wilson Central (6-2, 190) ALT - Austin Benoy, Briarcrest (5-10, 147) DEFENSE LBs Tra'Darius Goff, Columbia (5-10, 230) Nantambu Fentress, Ensworth (5-9, 180) Josh Killett, Brentwood (6-2, 200) Austin Taylor, Crockett Co. (6-1, 230) Julius Lewis, Whitehaven (6-1, 215) ALT - Aaron Bryant, Hillsboro (6-0, 215) DEs Desmond Shaw, Cordova (6-3, 220) Christian Coleman, Milan (6-3, 255) (KENTUCKY) Xavier Nelson, Liberty (6-3, 240) ALT - Connor Caldwell, M.B.A. (6-1, 225) DTs Shaquille Mason, Columbia (6-2, 307) (GEORGIA TECH) Jordan Murphy, Camden (6-4, 280) Joe Townsend, Hendersonville (6-4, 275) Andrei Lucaci, M.B.A. (6-2, 300) ALT - Marvin Barton, Whitehaven (6-4, 300) ALT - Timothy Rogers, Lexington (6-2, 240) DBs S - Trent Garland, Lawrence Co. (5-11, 180) (TENNESSEE TECH) S - Deontae Battle, McGavock (6-1, 180) S - Trey Ford, Mitchell (6-0, 160) S - Derek Easley, Camden (5-10, 170) S - William BeAird, Brentwood Academy (6-0, 190) S- Whit Shelton, Lawrence Co. (5-11, 198) CB - Aaron Simms, McGavock (5-11, 170) CB-Tracy Hampton, Nash. Overton (5-11, 175) ALT-Darius Turner, McGavock (6-2, 175) ATHLETE Josh Pleasant, Brentwood Academy (5-10, 180) COACHES HC/OC/QB - Chris Wiley, Arlington DC - Ron Crawford, Brentwood OL - Paul Wade, Ensworth RB - Jason Curtis, Arlington DB - Kevin Creasy, Trousdale Co. DL - Joe Welch, Bolton LB - John Dowtin, Cordova WR - Will Wolfe, Brighton http://blogs.knoxnews.com/preps/archives/2010/11/toyota_east-wes.shtml Edited November 30, 2010 by BarnBurner09 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vike17 Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 Too bad the kicker with the best stats in the state didn't get an invitation... not even as an alternate....same goes for Mr. Football results............. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
colonel Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 Too bad the kicker with the best stats in the state didn't get an invitation... not even as an alternate....same goes for Mr. Football results............. I believe Zack Sharp was 6 of 8 in fieldgoals before the championship game, per the Knoxville News Sentinel. That wasn't even the highest number made in the KFL area, but that ain't chop liver either. He had one over 50 yards and alot of kickoffs into (and out of) the endzone. Playing for a state power and one on it's way into the state championship game doesn't hurt either. I don't know anything about the alternate for the East or anyone from the West roster. Who is this kicker "with the best stats in the state" and what stats does he have? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ozzy Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 kinda upset kenneth hughs from columbia didn't make it but i know tra'd and shaq with represent us good.. where is this game at because i would love to go see it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigearl Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 Too bad the kicker with the best stats in the state didn't get an invitation... not even as an alternate....same goes for Mr. Football results............. let me guess he played for Tennessee High and wore #17 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fatherreb Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 (edited) Too bad the kicker with the best stats in the state didn't get an invitation... not even as an alternate....same goes for Mr. Football results............. As the father of a kicker, I can certainly understand when people misunderstand or overlook the kicking game. I'm interested to here about the stats of the kicker you mentioned. As a point of comparison, here are some specifics for Zach Sharp, who will be kicking for the East on Saturday: 70\71 PAT's year and 157/159 career. Set new state record for consecutive PAT's (111) 80 Touchbacks on 97 kickoffs, 70 yard average with 4 second hangtime. Many through the uprights. 10\13 fieldgoals on year, 33 career field goals is 2nd best in Tennessee history - ahead of James Wilhoit and behind John Vaughn. 257 career points is team record and likely state record if such was kept. In addition to Mr. Football award and selection to All Star team, he was preseason all state selection and winner of several regional, district and county honors in all four years. Set team records of longest field goal (50), most PAT's, field goals, total points in year & career. Started 60 games in career. Won several national level competitions in field goal kicking. Won the UT camp with a 55 yard field goal off the ground. Has been ranked in top five nationally in the major kicking services, being recruited by several D1 schools including UT, MTSU, Va Tech, UCF, Wake Forest, Penn, etc. Please compare. Edited December 7, 2010 by fatherreb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
STARSNBARS Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 As the father of a kicker, I can certainly understand when people misunderstand or overlook the kicking game. I'm interested to here about the stats of the kicker you mentioned. As a point of comparison, here are some specifics for Zach Sharp, who will be kicking for the East on Saturday: 70\71 PAT's year and 157/159 career. Set new state record for consecutive PAT's (111) 80 Touchbacks on 97 kickoffs, 70 yard average with 4 second hangtime. Many through the uprights. 10\13 fieldgoals on year, 33 careerield goals is 2nd best in Tennessee history - ahead of James Wilhoit and behind John Vaughn. 257 career points is team record and likely state record is such was kept. In addition to Mr. Football award and selection to All Star team, he was preseason all state selection and winner of several regional, district and county honors in all four years. Set team records of longest field goal (50), most PAT's, field goals, total points in year & career. Started 60 games in career. Won several national level competitions in field goal kicking. Won the UT camp with a 55 yard field goal off the ground. Has been ranked in top five nationally in the major kicking services, being recruited by several D1 schools including UT, MTSU, Va Tech, UCF, Wake Forrest, Penn, etc. Please compare. And after all.... that Zach is a great young man and a credit to Maryville High School.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ozzy Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 10\13 fieldgoals on year, 33 career field goals is 2nd best in Tennessee history - ahead of James Wilhoit and behind John Vaughn. what was john vaughn's career field goals because i personally know him if it's the one im thinking about and that had to be set a long time ago. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fatherreb Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 what was john vaughn's career field goals because i personally know him if it's the one im thinking about and that had to be set a long time ago. He hit 39 according to TSSAA website. Played for Brentwood Academy, then went on to set most of the kicking records at Auburn. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ozzy Posted December 7, 2010 Report Share Posted December 7, 2010 nope im thinking of a different john vaughn unless this happened say 40-50 years ago Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
devilsden Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 Guess what, JOhn Vaughn didnt even get kicker of the year. It went to Ian OConner from the crossroads. Dad is proud of Sharp and the crossroads is proud of OConner, both of them! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tulsaunion Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 I'm disappointed that Greg Colquitt from Maryville isn't punting. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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