GS#17
12-09-2005, 11:34 PM
That's an amazing honor! He had a tremendous year, and it was great to watch him throughout the season. Congratulations, Deon!!!
GS#17
12-09-2005, 11:47 PM
Here is the article:
DCTF announces Players of the Year (http://www.texasfootball.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=33&url_article_id=560&url_subchannel_id=&change_well_id=2)
12/09/2005 -
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football today announced the winners for its 2005 Campbell’s Chunky Chili Texas High School Football Players of the Year for each classification of UIL football and one for private schools.
2005 CAMPBELL’S CHUNKY CHILI PLAYERS OF THE YEAR:
Class 5A: Dimitri Nance, RB, Euless Trinity
Class 4A: Matthew Stafford, QB, Highland Park
Class 3A: Deon Beasley, QB/DB, West Orange-Stark
Class 2A: Jessie Harrison, RB/LB, Omaha Paul Pewitt
Class 1A: Deroderick Strickland, QB, Big Sandy
Six-Man: Bryce Hogue, RB/DB, Throckmorton
Private Schools: Wesley Oglesby, OL/DL, Arlington Grace Prep
Nance, the 5A winner, has rushed for more than 3,000 yards this seaon in leading Euless Trinity to the 5A DI title game this weekend. He's a verbal commitment to Arizona State.
The award winner in 4A, Stafford, has his team in the title game after passing for 3,798 yards and 37 TDs this season. He's pledged to Georgia and plans to enroll in January.
Beasley started the season as a DCTF Coverboy and ends his season the award winner in 3A. The UT commit rushed for more than 1,400 yards and came just shy of 2,000 yards passing.
Harrison, the winner in Class 2A, has rushed for more than 2,000 yards in back-to-back seasons. This year, he has over 100 tackles again, plus nearly 10 sacks and double-figure tackles for a loss. He and Pewitt are in the state semifinals this weekend.
Strickland, the winner in 1A, has more than 3,100 yards of offense so far, and he's playing in a state semifinal tomorrow. He's added over 75 tackles on defense.
Hogue has done a lot of it all for Throckmorton, helping him win the award for six-man. He has over 2,000 yards rushing and 41 TDs, as well as 14 INTs on defense.
And our private school winner, like Beasley in 3A, was a DCTF Coverboy. Oglesby had 76 tackles, 20 TFL, 11 sacks and 17 hurries on defense in leading his team to the state championship. He also punted, averaging 37 yards per boot, and didn't give up a sack on the offensive line.
Since 1972, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine has presented the Player of the Year Awards, which recognize the state’s top senior player in each classification.
In the coming weeks, representatives of Campbell’s Chunky Chili and Dave Campbell’s Texas Football will present a scholarship to the recipients of the Players of the Year. Additionally, each winner will be featured in the 2006 edition of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football.
5A FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Andy Dalton, QB Katy Still alive in postseason; nearly 2,500 yards passing
Leonard Hewitt, DB Lufkin Facing SL Carroll's offense this weekend; 7 INTs this season after 11 in 2004
Greg McElroy, QB Southlake Carroll Another great SL Carroll QB is just one-yard shy of reaching 4,000 passing yards on the season
Taylor Potts, QB Abilene Carroll cut short season in which he had nearly 3,000 yards passing
Malcolm Williams, DB South Grand Prairie Playmaker had 74 tackles, 7 INTs on defense (two for TDs), and 55-537 rushing on offense
4A FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Sergio Kindle, RB/LB Dallas Wilson Outstanding on both sides of ball: 40 TDs on offense; more than 30 TFL on defense
Todd Reesing, QB Austin Lake Travis Kansas commit had over 3,000 yards passing this season
Jackie Robinson, RB Marshall Nearly 2,000 yards this season gives him more than 5,000 in career; playing for a state title Saturday
Jevan Snead, QB Stephenville Dual-threat QB and UT pledge had over 4,000 total yards
Jamar Wall, RB/DB Plainview Surpassed 2,000 yards on the ground for second straight season; headed to Tech next fall
3A FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Derrick Evans, WR/P Cameron Yoe In addition to over 1,000 yards receiving, Evans kicked 7 FGs and 45 PATs, averaged 41 yards per punt, and had 1 KR for a TD
Case Keenum, QB Abilene Wylie Houston commit followed up state title season with nearly 4,000 total yards
Daylon McCoy, LB/FB Tatum Still alive in playoffs; leads team with 155 tackles and adds 415 yards on ground
Michael Miller, RB Gainesville His nearly 1,500 yards on ground has his team in DI title game
Kyle Noack, QB Cuero Completed 73 percent of his passes for 1,932 yards in regular season; team still alive in playoffs
2A FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Seth Doege, QB Crane Only sophomore finalist, but 2,439 yards passing in regular season warrants selection
Jeff Martz, RB Argyle His 2,016 rushing yards has Argyle in first-ever title game
Toddrick Pendland, RB Newton Class 2A Coverboy has over 1,000 yards and is in second straight title game
Chris Torbert, RB Celina Has helped Celina return to dominance with 1,427 rushing yards
Carlton Brown, RB Coleman Led the Bluecats three rounds deep with 2,160 rushing yards
1A FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Zeb Abbott, QB Harper Passed for 1,594 yards, ran for 948 yards, returned 4 punts for TDs, and had 55 tackles and 3 INTs on defense
Brad Green, QB Windthorst One of few underclassmen finalists, Green has over 2,000 total yards and team is still playing in postseason
Josh Landrum, QB Chilton Dual threat had over 2,000 yards of offense, returned one kick for a TD, and had 4 INTs on defense
Rex McDougald, LB/FB Iola Had 151 tackles, 2 INTs, 4 FR on defense while gaining 1,501 yards on offense; District's MVP just a junior
Carl Norfleet, RB Bremond Nearly 1,500 yards rushing and receiving, and stands out on defense with 112 tackles, 3 INTs; team still going in postseason
SIX-MAN FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
Ryan Adkins, RB Highland Rushed for over 2,000 yards and over 40 TDs
Tanner Collins, RB Wheeler Went well over the 1,300-yard mark on the season
Alex Espinoza, RB/LB Turkey Valley MVP of his team; has over 3,000 yards rushing and 106 tackles on defense
Edward Gonzales, RB Meadow Rushed for more than 1,500 yards for playoff team
Tanner Woods, QB Follett Coverboy had nearly 3,000 yards in regular season alone; added over 110 tackles
PRIVATE SCHOOL FINALISTS
Player, Position School Comments
David Heasley, WR Plano Prestonwood Helped team to state title with 1,156 yards receiving, 18 TDs
Josh Hicks, RB Cedar Hill Trinity Christian Scored 33 TDs and was 41 yards shy of 2,500 on the ground
Devin Godbolt, RB Denton Liberty Rushed for over 2,500 yards and had 31 TDs
Luke LaMar, QB Colleyville Covenant Had 1,923 yards rushing, 3,115 passing for an amazing 5,038 total yards and 58 TDs
Steven Lopez, QB/RB EP Faith Christian Combined for 2,365 yards of offense and averaged over 30 points scored per game
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3ABirdMan
12-09-2005, 11:52 PM
Congrats to Deon Beasley and his WO-S teammates. It was a pleasure to watch you this year, but I gotta say it could have been better - 8 points is not too much to ask, is it?:D
All kidding aside - A tremendous athlete, and while I don't personally know him, everyone has always said he's a great kid with a good head, and a biger heart! Congrats!
gobblerfan02
12-10-2005, 10:28 AM
WOOOOOOHOOOOOOO, way to go Kyle, a finalist for the award, and his team plays a tough game tonight!
Pull it out Gobblers on the way to a record-tying 11th state title game appearance!!!!!!!!!
GS#17
12-11-2005, 03:01 AM
Originally posted by Crow22
That Michael Buse (sp?) from Wimberley should have been the MVP of the South after the game I watched against WOS.
Buse looked great that game, no doubt, but Beasley was just awesome all season long against everyone WOS played. He was a tremendous player, and well-deserving of the honor.
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