2008 Saginaw News All Area Football

Class B

1st Team
B - Kyle Hemingway, Millington, Senior
L - Ken Hoffman, Millington, Senior
K - Nathan Kraft, Frankenmuth, Senior

2nd Team
B - Tyler Reinert, Millington, Senior
B - Matt McMeans, Frankenmuth, Senior
L - Brent Phillips, Frankenmuth, Senior
E - R.J. Fritz, Caro, Senior
Coach - Tim Furno, Millington

Honorable Mention
Millington

  • Matt Berlin
  • Matt Bennett
  • Ethan Wright
  • Corbin Barbersek
  • Josh Williams

Frankenmuth

  • Rody Loesel
  • Matt Cramer

Vassar

  • Dontay Crist
  • Ryan Worden
  • Troy Hecht
  • Josh Dubois
  • Zach Germain
  • Marcus Taylor

Caro

  • Max Schlereth
  • Seth Kratz
  • Kyle Diaz
  • Jordan Decker
  • Mike Green
  • Tim Curtis

Class C-D

1st Team
L - Derek Saylor, Reese, Senior

2nd Team
B - Raydar Williams, Kingston, Senior

Honorable Mention
Cass City
  • Blake Messing
  • Josh Inbody
  • Tony Middaugh
  • Austin Babich
  • Lucas Varney
  • Adam Osentoski
  • Tyler Tomlinson
  • Clark Walsh

Reese

  • Kevin Kinasz
  • Morgan Walter
  • Jacob Bierlein
  • Luke Sommerfield
  • Tommy Wheeler

Mayville

  • Frank Labadie
  • Nate Richardson
  • Corey Travis

Unionville-Sebewaing

  • Ryan Willard
  • Jake Holland
  • Evan Richardson
  • Scott Fletcher

Kingston

  • Ron Godin
  • Jake Shinabarger
  • Jordan Pennington
  • Darrin Werth

Akron-Fairgrove

  • Eric Cunningham
  • Matt Chorba

Comments

Anonymous said…
where was nate richardson last year? puts up numbers this year but havent heard from him before. i know he is a good wrestler and i think he played baseball
Nov 28, 2008, 3:41:00 PM
Jon Sicotte said…
Nate was the backup QB to Justin Lugowski and also ran a bit behind Mark Lieber.

If anyone wants to watch the Ubly game online, post your e-mail here and I will send you a link (want to keep the password off the 'net)
This is the FSN feed from a streaming TV website. I was able to get the guy that runs the link to show the game.

~Sicotte
Nov 29, 2008, 1:20:00 AM
Anonymous said…
was lugowski that good i know he was a good baseball player but i never saw him play football but i saw richardson and i dont see how he could have played over him
Nov 29, 2008, 3:55:00 PM
Jon Sicotte said…
Some people just bloom late. It happens.

Or else the coach doesn't give them enough reps in practice to see what he was capable of doing as a junior.
Nov 30, 2008, 10:28:00 PM
Anonymous said…
For the Ubly game -
rmaurer@albion.edu

thanks
Dec 8, 2008, 8:12:00 PM
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