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Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 10:23 PM

KEOUGH LAKE REGION MVP

KEOUGH LAKE REGION MVP
Langford Area senior Kassen Keough was named to the Lake Region All-Conference first team and he shared the league most valuable player honors with Brooks Jett of Aberdeen Christian. Keough also joined the career 1,000-point club this season.

    Langford Area senior Kassen Keough shared most valuable player honors with junior Brooks Jett of Aberdeen Christian as the duo headlined the Lake Region All-Conference first team.
    Other first team members include sophomore Brennan Wolf-Donat of Warner, seniors Westyn Thorpe and Winston Clark of Leola-Frederick, junior Ty Boekelheide of Northwestern, junior Korbin Stark of Faulkton, and sophomore Shay Knust of Ipswich.
    Second team honorees are juniors Luke Kaiser and Dylan Hofer of Aberdeen Christian, senior Milo Sumption of Leola-Frederick, senior Spencer Melius of Faulkton, senior Jesiah Baum of Warner, senior Donovan Nelson of North Central, sophomore Jarren Haven of Northwestern, and sophomore Hayden Schlosser of Ipswich.
    Named as honorable mention were junior Braydon Kroll of Warner, senior Jett Johnson of Aberdeen Christian, sophomore Weston Senn of Faulkton, senior Carson Ewalt of Northwestern, and senior Kyle Hettich of Ipswich.
 


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