First Team
QB: Ethan Kohler, Perkiomen Valley
RB: Avrey Grimm, Owen J. Roberts
RB: Josh Little, Pope John Paul II
FB: Owen Koch, Phoenixville
WR: Dawson Debebe, Perkiomen Valley
WR: Kolten Kqira, Spring-Ford
WR: Alex Vassallo, Daniel Boone
TE: Zach Zollers, Spring-Ford
OL: Jake Jonassen, Perkiomen Valley
OL: Roman Ciaverelli, Phoenixville
OL: Ian Harvie, Spring-Ford
OL: Tommy Dickinson, Methacton
OL: Jacob Dobrowolski, Pope John Paul II
All-Purpose Player: Ryan Klimek, Perkiomen Valley
K: Ryan Klimek, Perkiomen Valley
Second Team
QB: Ryan Freed, Spring-Ford
QB: DJ Clarke, Pope John Paul II
RB: Harry Adieyefeh, Spring-Ford
RB: Leo Egbe, Boyertown
FB: AJ Hofer, Daniel Boone
WR: Michael Poruban, Perkiomen Valley
WR: Hayden Tenbroeck, Phoenixville
TE: Nolan Clayton, Upper Merion
OL: Grant Euker, Perkiomen Valley
OL: Solomon Ortiz, Phoenixville
OL: Kyle Pry, Boyertown
OL: Nyzir Lake, Pope John Paul II
OL: Dominic Demeno, Pottsgrove
OL: Jonathan Havrilak, Owen J. Roberts
All-Purpose Player: Tre Davis, Phoenixville
K: Cyrus Palladino, Upper Merion
First Team
DL: Zach Zollers, Spring-Ford
DL: Colin Leahy, Daniel Boone
DL: Brendan Kenning, Pope John Paul II
DL/LB: Aston Shrum, Owen J. Roberts
LB: Bryan Helenski, Perkiomen Valley
LB: Ryan Horvath, Spring-Ford
LB: Steele DePetrillo, Pope John Paul II
LB: Brady Thompson, Upper Perkiomen
DB: Cole Turner, Spring-Ford
DB: Joe Pickell, Pope John Paul II
DB: Brian Dickey, Methacton
DB: Jeremy Brewer, Perkiomen Valley
P: Nate Millard, Daniel Boone
KR: Gage Swanger, Spring-Ford
PR: Amir Brunson, Pottsgrove
Second Team
DL: Boubakar Jalloh, Upper Merion
DL: Gavin Shafer, Spring-Ford
DL: Mark White, Pottsgrove
DL: Luke Ordway, Boyertown
LB: Will Fish, Spring-Ford
LB: Gage Young, Perkiomen Valley
LB: Josh Little, Pope John Paul II
LB: Max Neeson, Pottsgrove
DB: Trenton Allen, Pottsgrove
DB: Jake Beaudoin, Perkiomen Valley
DB: Matt Blakemore, Methacton
DB: Payton West, Spring-Ford
DB: Quintin Craig, Hill School
P: Tyler Ready, Methacton
HONORABLE MENTION
Boyertown: Roman Marinello
Daniel Boone: Draven Klick, Tony Rulli, Ryan Souder
Hill School: Luke Cawley, Quintin Craig, Mauricio Hinds, Anthony McMullan, Dante McQueen, Kayden White, Anthony Wise
Methacton: Dan Brandi, Giancarlo DeFilippis, Khaydon Smith
Norristown: Chris Carter
Owen J. Roberts: Danny Cashman, Dominic Franks, Christian Gregory
Perkiomen Valley: Andrew Beck, Ryan Boozer, Austin Henry, Shane Nelson, Carson Pascoe
Phoenixville: Jaime Gray, Andrew Kirk, Sam Moore, Ty Romance, Ahmid Spivey, Mike Sposato
Pope John Paul II: TJ Boccella, Steve Rist, Derek Skarbek, Kese Williams
Pottsgrove: Bryce Caffrey, Shane Caffrey, Riley Delp, Cory Jubilee-Scott, Tyler Kaufman, Vinny Scarnato, Ryan Sisko
Pottstown: Johnny Cranford, Fredy Rodriguez
Spring-Ford: Mike Bendowski, Carson Bogdan, Luke Ellor, J’Seth Owens, Luke Pajovich
Upper Merion: Zayd Etheridge, J’Sun Hampton-Miller, Wyatt Hart, Alzere Thomas
Upper Perkiomen: Dylan Hank, Damon Faraco, Logan Simmon
Player of the Year
Ethan Kohler, Perkiomen Valley
Kohler tossed for 2,400 yards and 28 touchdowns compared to just four interceptions while completing 67 percent of his passes. He added another 567 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground as he guided the Vikings to the Pioneer Athletic Conference championship. (full story here)
“I cannot say enough about how Ethan’s grown as a player, a leader, and as a human being,” Perkiomen Valley coach Rob Heist said. “He’s worked his way into that conversation with the best quarterbacks to come through our program, and that’s not an easy task. When all is said and done, he’s going to leave here as the No. 2 all-time passer in Perkiomen Valley history behind Stephen Sturm.”
Defensive Player of the Year
Cole Turner, Spring-Ford
Turner led the PAC with six interceptions – including an eye-popping four picks in the first half of an October 8 game at Norristown, won by the Rams 49-0. He returned two of the half-dozen picks for scores, also contributing 28 solo tackles and forcing a fumble while leading the Spring-Ford secondary throughout the 2021 season.
“He’s not only tremendous statistically, leading the area in interceptions – he’s supporting the run and he’s getting guys in the right place,” said Spring-Ford head coach Chad Brubaker. “From a leadership standpoint, we haven’t had many guys who compared to Cole. He keeps people focused and on task in practice, he’s the first guy there if he sees a teammate heading in the wrong direction. Cole’s as good a leader as we’ve had at Spring-Ford.”
Coach of the Year
Rob Heist, Perkiomen Valley
