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01-06-2015, 06:12 PM
Courtesy of KBTX News
Tren'Davian Dickson enjoyed arguably the greatest season ever for a high school receiver.
The Navasota junior made 90 catches for 2,163 yards and an astonishing 39 touchdowns, helping to lead Navasota to a state title.
Dickson is the 2014 MaxPreps National Junior of the Year, and leads the 2014 MaxPreps Junior All-American Team.
For his tremendous production, Dickson was also named the MaxPreps Medium Schools Football Player of the Year.
His quarterback, Shelton Eppler, also finds a spot on the team after topping the 5,000-yard passing mark, with 71 touchdowns. They teamed up for one of the best one-two punches in the entire country during the 2014 high school football season.
Javon McKinley of Corona Centennial and Greg Little of Allen were also considered for National Junior of the Year.
Congratulations to Tren'Davian, Shelton, the Rattlers, the coaching staff, and Coach Lee Fedora for the additional accolades to a great season.
Tren'Davian Dickson enjoyed arguably the greatest season ever for a high school receiver.
The Navasota junior made 90 catches for 2,163 yards and an astonishing 39 touchdowns, helping to lead Navasota to a state title.
Dickson is the 2014 MaxPreps National Junior of the Year, and leads the 2014 MaxPreps Junior All-American Team.
For his tremendous production, Dickson was also named the MaxPreps Medium Schools Football Player of the Year.
His quarterback, Shelton Eppler, also finds a spot on the team after topping the 5,000-yard passing mark, with 71 touchdowns. They teamed up for one of the best one-two punches in the entire country during the 2014 high school football season.
Javon McKinley of Corona Centennial and Greg Little of Allen were also considered for National Junior of the Year.
Congratulations to Tren'Davian, Shelton, the Rattlers, the coaching staff, and Coach Lee Fedora for the additional accolades to a great season.