Senior running back Antoine Lee avoids a Trojan defender early in the game against Auburn. Ben Ray / The Reporter

Senior running back Antoine Lee avoids a Trojan defender early in the game against Auburn. Ben Ray / The Reporter

4A NPSL all-league football teams announced

Kentwood’s Antoine Lee named Offensive Player of the Year.

4A NPSL all-league football teams were announced Nov. 14 by NPSL Football Commissioner Jon Price.

4A NPSL Offensive Player of the Year: Antoine Lee

Offense

Quarterback

2nd Team: Baylen Erdmann, Auburn, Jr.

Wide Receiver

1st Team: Lucas Whitehall-Gilkes, Auburn, Jr.

2nd Team: Cole Svensen, Auburn Riverside, Sr.

Offensive Line

1st Team: Ethan Heidel, Kentwood, Jr.

2nd Team: Lijah Petelo, Auburn, Sr.

2nd Team: Cayleb Savini, Kentwood, Jr.

2nd Team: Willie Leaana, Kentridge, Sr.

Defense

Defensive Line

1st Team: Lijah Petelo, Auburn, Sr.

1st Team: Chris Vaomu, Auburn Riverside, Jr.

2nd Team: Ethan Heidel, Kentwood, Jr.

Linebacker

1st Team: Jonathan Epperson, Auburn Riverside, Sr.

1st Team: Adoni Vee, Kentwood, Soph.

2nd Team: RJ Conlan, Auburn, Sr.

Defensive Back

1st Team: Lucas Whitehall-Gilkes, Auburn, Jr.

2nd Team: Ezra Moaaliie, Kentwood, Soph.


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