CBS MaxPreps Medium Schools All-American Football Team for 2015

Written by: David Mika on Tuesday, January 12th, 2016. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

WR – Tren’davian Dickson, Navasota (Texas), 6-1, 170
WR – Dekaylin Metcalf, Oxford (Miss.), 6-4, 210
WR – Byron Murphy, Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 6-0, 175
TE – Octavious Cooley, Laurel (Miss.), 6-2, 240
OL – Bryan Brokop, Lincoln-Way West (New Lenox, Ill.), 6-5, 280
OL – Scott Lashley, West Point (Miss.), 6-7, 310
OL – Connor McGovern, Lake-Lehman (Lehman, Pa.), 6-5, 310
OL – Ben Cleveland, Stephens County (Toccoa, Ga.), 6-6, 325
OL – Parker Boudreaux, Bishop Moore (Orlando, Fla.), 6-5, 295
QB – Trevor Lawrence, Cartersville (Ga.), 6-5, 193, Sophomore
QB – Jack Abraham, Oxford (Miss.), 6-1, 195
RB – Deshawn Smith, Nature Coast Tech (Brooksville, Fla.), 5-8, 185
RB – James Robinson, Lutheran (Rockford, Ill.), 5-11, 215
RB – Quardraiz Wadley, Kennedale (Texas), 6-0, 180
AP – Daniel BridgeGadd, Paradise Valley (Phoenix), 6-3, 205
K – Keith Duncan, Weddington (Matthews, N.C.), 5-9, 160

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

DL – Antwuan Jackson, Cedar Grove (Ellenwood, Ga.), 6-2, 305
DL – Brian Burns, American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.), 6-5, 220
DL – McTelvin Agim, Hope (Ark.), 6-2, 268
DL – Marlon Davidson, Greenville (Ala.), 6-4, 260
LB – Cale Garrett, Kearney (Mo.), 6-3, 225
LB – Brendan Ferns, St. Clairsville (Ohio), 6-3, 225
LB – Mique Juarez, North (Torrance, Calif.), 6-2, 222
LB – Kaezon Pugh, Aliquippa (Pa.), 6-1, 205
LB – Jonah Morris, Archbishop Hoban (Akron, Ohio), 6-4, 200
DB – Wayne Davis, Lake Taylor (Norfolk, Va.), 6-0, 188
DB – Julian Love, Nazareth Academy (LaGrange Park, Ill.), 6-0, 185
DB – Brandon Wellington, Eastside Catholic (Sammamish, Wash.), 6-0, 180
DB – Rayshad Lewis, Bishop Moore (Orlando, Fla.), 5-8, 165
P – Blake Gillikin, Westminster (Atlanta), 6-2, 185

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR – Jackson Tate, Edgewood Academy (Elmore, Ala.), 6-1, 192, Junior
WR – Jacob Brown, Paradise Valley (Phoenix), 5-11, 185
WR – Nate Johnson, Independence (Thompson’s Station, Tenn.), 6-0, 180
TE – Naseir Upshur, Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia), 6-2, 232
OL – Brodarious Hamm, Spalding (Griffin, Ga.), 6-5, 320
OL – Tyler Witt, Joliet Catholic (Ill.), 6-3, 300
OL – Brett Heggie, Mount Dora (Fla.), 6-3, 290
OL – Johncarlo Valentin, Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia), 6-5, 340
OL – Trystan Castillo, Webb City (Mo.), 6-4, 280
QB – Myles Brennan, St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.), 6-3, 182, Junior
QB – Tristan Gebbia, Calabasas (Calif.), 6-3, 185, Junior
RB – Sultaan Sullivan, Serrano (Phelan, Calif.), 5-10, 168
RB – Bilal Ally, Clay (Green Cove Springs, Fla.), 5-10, 185
RB – Jake Funk, Damascus (Md.), 5-11, 205
AP – Kemon Freeman, Liberty-Eylau (Texarkana, Texas), 6-0, 205
K – Skyler Southam, Wasatch (Heber City, Utah), 6-1, 180

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

DL – Jeffery Simmons, Noxubee County (Macon, Miss.), 6-4, 270
DL – Rashard Lawrence, Neville (Monroe, La.), 6-3, 310
DL – Benito Jones, Wayne County (Waynesboro, Miss.), 6-3, 290
DL – Emmit Gooden, Haywood (Brownsville, Tenn.), 6-4, 270
LB – Jaleel Laguins, Oconee County (Watkinsville, Ga.), 6-1, 210
LB – Levi Draper, Collinsville (Okla.), 6-2, 215, Junior
LB – Zach Lackman, Dunbar (Fort Myers, Fla.), 6-0, 220
LB – Zach Sandwisch, Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio), 6-2, 215
LB – Joshua Ross, St. Mary Prep (Orchard Lake, Mich.), 6-1, 225, Junior
DB – Isaiah Gilchrist, Bellevue (Wash.), 5-11, 180
DB – Chauncey Gardner II, Cocoa (Fla.), 5-11, 190
DB – Tre Fant, Bowling Green (Ky.), 6-2, 170
DB – Jayden Benway, Altus (Okla.), 6-0, 178
P – Manny Berz, Citrus Hill (Perris, Calif.), 5-9, 180, Junior

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One Response to “CBS MaxPreps Medium Schools All-American Football Team for 2015”

1. Fred Lackman says:
   January 13th, 2016 at 9:06 pm

   Zach Lackman ,2nd team defense, from Florida, was born and raised in Suburban One country Hatboro-Horsham . His brother , Nick , played for the Hatters in 2006. Don’t miss the cold weather.