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Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 1:01 AM

SIX AREA GRIDDERS NEC-ALL CONFERENCE

SIX AREA GRIDDERS NEC-ALL CONFERENCE

The Northeast Conference has announced its all-conference football team and co-champions Clark-Willow Lake and Groton Area, each with 5-1 NEC records, landed six members each on the honor unit.
    Langford junior student Tucker Hardy was one of the six Groton Area players selected.  Britton-Hecla also had juniors Bryce Hawkinson and Jaxon Zuehlke and sophomore Graham Fosness named to the elite unit, along with seniors Daniel Person and Dashel Davidson as honorable mention selections.
    Other All-Conference picks included seniors Aiden Fisher, Zane Backous, James Behan, Noah Kramer, and Brody Weinmeister of Aberdeen Roncalli; seniors Griffin Musser, Josh Kannegieter, and Elliot Bratland, juniors Emmerson Larson and Michael Severson, and sophomore Jakob Steen of Clark-Willow Lake; seniors Gabe Sather and Reed VanWormer, and sophomore Gavin Kloos of Deuel; seniors Christian Ehresmann, Korbin Kucker, Brevin Fliehs, and Teylor Diegel, and junior Keegen Tracy of Groton Area; seniors Evan Stormo, Zac VanMeeteren and Dawson Noem, and junior Jackson Wadsworth of Hamlin; seniors Emmett Hanson and Oliver Korth, junior Carter Gloe, and sophomore Sam Rick of Mibank; seniors Jackson Eismann, Shane Henderson and Carter Hinsz, and sophomore Mack Saxon of Mobridge-Pollock; seniors Camden Murray and Dylan Murray of Redfield; senior Taylor Snaza of Sisseton; and senior Isaac Zacher and junior Matthew Mount of Webster.
    Honorable mention selections include seniors Carter Samson and Tom Niederbaumer of Aberdeen Roncalli; junior Masyn Knock and sophomore Seth Poppen of Clark-Willow Lake; juniors Ethan Prins and Carson Marko of Deuel; juniors Karter Moody and Ryder Johnson of Groton Area; senior Easton Neuendorf and junior Aiden Abraham of Hamlin; seniors Jesse Schneck and Tate Schlueter of Milbank; junior Wyatt Ziegler and sophomore Easton Eisemann of Mobridge-Pollock; juniors Connor Zens and Ethan Falk of Redfield; junior Hayden Hellwig and sophomore Caden Gibson of Sisseton; and seniors Ian Lesnar and Tate Mammenga of Webster.
 


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