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VOTE: 2023 Preseason All-TSF Team
- Updated: August 10, 2023
We are two weeks away from the start of the 2023 high school football season across the Tri-state area and now it’s time to recognize the cream of the crop and present our nominees for the 2023 Preseason All-TSF Team presented by AnyWeather.
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The TSF staff has already named the official 2023 Preseason All-TSF First Team members (bolded below), but we are seeking help from local high school football fans, players, and coaches to help us figure out the rest of the team. Voting will run from now until 12PM ET on Tuesday, August 15 on our website. Visitors can vote once per hour, per IP address for each position. The final team will be announced on Wednesday, August 16.
The team is decided upon a combination of a fan vote (30%) and our staff votes (70%). We use a Borda Count method, which really makes every vote count.
In total we have 407 nominations for 123 schools. This list of players was determined from the following criteria: Players who were 2022 all-state, all-district, most first team all-league, players (in the Class of 2024 & 2025) with BCS college offers or commitments and wild cards (players our staff liked and felt were worthy of being on the list).
Nominations by Position (407)
QB – 40
RB – 36
WR/TE – 45
OL – 59
DL – 43
LB – 62
DB – 49
ATH – 28
K – 21
P – 9
RS – 15
Most Nominations by School (122 schools)
11 – Lakota West
10 – Winton Woods
9 – Anderson, Princeton
8 – Springfield, Taft, Trotwood-Madison
7 – Bishop Fenwick, Centerville, East Central, Mount Healthy, St. Xavier, Withrow
6 – Badin, Covington Catholic, Fairfield, La Salle, Milford, Moeller, Wayne, Xenia
5 – Alter, Cooper, Edgewood, Lebanon, McNicholas, Northmont, Springboro
Congrats to our 2023 Preseason First Team All-TriState Football selections:
FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
QB: Talon Fisher (Fairfield)
RB: Josh Ringer (East Central)
RB: Jordan Marshall (Moeller)
WR: Donte Ferrell (Woodward)
WR: Chris Henry Jr. (Withrow)
TE: Willie Rodriguez (Covington Catholic)
OL: Jake Wheelock (Stebbins)
OL: Jaylen Eberhardt (Princeton)
OL: Aba Selm (Simon Kenton)
OL: Jacob Schorsch (Elder)
OL: Mercer Luniewski (CHCA)
ATH: TJ Engleman Jr. (Hughes)
K: Connor Berrey (Waynesville)
DEFENSE
DL: Javon Hammonds Jr. (Wayne)
DL: Austin Alexander (Cooper)
DL: Elias Rudolph (Taft)
DL: Ted Hammond (St. Xavier)
LB: Justin Hill (Winton Woods)
LB: PJ Nelson (Princeton)
LB: Brach Rice (Dixie Heights)
DB: Tayshawn Banks (Taft)
DB: Teryhon Nichols (Withrow)
DB: Aaron Scott Jr. (Springfield)
DB: Reggie Powers (Centerville)
P: Connor Yeager (Clermont Northeastern)
RET: Jai’Mier Scott (Mount Healthy)
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Now help us pick the rest of our team…
VOTE NOW: OFFENSE | DEFENSE | SPECIALISTS
NOMINEES
QUARTERBACKS – Preston Barr (Miamisburg), Brody Benke (Highlands), Braden Bobo (McNicholas), Cole Burton (East Central), Tim Carpenter III (Trotwood-Madison), Gavin Connor (Alter), Cahke’ Cortner (Northmont), Kaydon Custard (Harrison County), Luke Dunn (Withrow), Bryson Earley (West Clermont), Talon Fisher (Fairfield), Van George (Winton Woods), Jayvian Graves (Dunbar), Armani Gregg (Dixie Heights), Clay Hayden (Beechwood), Caden Henson (Valley View), Chase Herbstreit (St. Xavier), Bishop James (Princeton), Jamison “JT” Kitna (Lakota East), Adam Kunkel (South Dearborn), Steve Lauterbach (Oakwood), Tyrell Lewis (Wayne), Jackson McGowan (Taylor), Patrick McLaughlin (La Salle), Gavin McManus (Xenia), Ryan Miles (Monroe), JJ Miller (Williamsburg), Cameron O’Hara (Cooper), Evan Pitzer (Covington Catholic), Matt Ponatoski (Moeller), Alex Ritzie (Badin), Armaud Seals (Taft), Jackson Smith (Walton-Verona), Kolton Smith (Newport Central Catholic), Nathan Smith (Campbell County), Cameron Snider (Bethel-Tate), Jahmeir Spain (Mount Healthy), Keshaun Thomas (Mason County), Logan Verax (Ryle) and Drake Wells (Centerville).
RUNNING BACKS – Teagan Bennett (Lawrenceburg), Brodey Berg (Anderson), Teryntino Brown-Freeman (Princeton), Riley Caldwell (Ross), Izayah Camp (Western Hills), Logan Chesser (Clinton-Massie), Deon Coulter (Gamble Montessori), Cadyn Denniston (Wilmington), Colton Endicott (Loveland), Chase Flaherty (Beechwood), Eudes Gonzales Jr. (Lakota West), Charles Hawkins (Taft), Cohen Hering (Harrison), Corbin Johnson (South Decatur), Kaleb Jones (Northwest), Noah Jones (Alter), Xavier Jones (Tippecanoe), Blake Lawson (Carlisle), Owen Leen (Covington Catholic), Jordan Marshall (Moeller), Harper Miller (Rushville), Jayvin “Bay Bay” Norman (Springfield), Gage Pohlman (Batesville), Josh Ringer (East Central), Zayn Satchwell (Carroll County), Connor Schmuelling (Bishop Fenwick), Jayson Stewart (Roger Bacon), Lee Thomas (Cincinnati Country Day), Brent Thompson (Gamble Montessori), Jeffery Walton (Dohn), Jahari Ward (Troy), Nathan Webster (Milford), Demetrick Welch (Newport Central Catholic), Dameon Williams (East Clinton), Will Yates (Springboro) and Quinten Youngblood (Beavercreek).
WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS – Trey Barnette (Dixie Heights), Brady Boeing (Elder), Ryan Brotherton (East Central), Jaiden Combs (Campbell County), Bryce Cowgill (Centerville), Reece Davis (Milford), Javier “Jay Jay” Etheridge (Mount Healthy), Alex Ervin (Williamsburg), Donte Ferrell (Woodward), Gio Garrett (Sycamore), Luka Gilbert (Lakota West), Vince Giordano (Bishop Fenwick), Braden Greer (Mason), Tra’Mar Harris (Winton Woods), Rayvonn Harris (Stebbins), Chris Henry Jr. (Withrow), Teaunn Hunter (Wayne), Derek Jackson (Lakota East), Eli Jacon-Duffy (Moeller), Trace Jallick (Anderson), Isaiah Johnson (Cooper), Quentin Johnson (Trotwood-Madison), Noah King (Fairfield), Kyle Koch (Lebanon), Nate Lyman (Kings), Da’Shawn Martin (Springfield), Aaron McFarland (Taylor), Max Mehlman (Batavia), Braylon Miller (Covington Catholic), Jamar Montgomery (Centerville), Kaden Muckerheide (North Decatur), Matthew Osborne (Western Brown), Caden Piening (Anderson), Brennan Remy (Lakota West), Willie Rodriguez (Covington Catholic), Jack Sammarco (Anderson), Quintin Simmons Jr. (Withrow), Bryce Sipple (Blanchester), Levi Smiley (Purcell Marian), Isaiah Smith (Western Brown), Kamaurri Smith (Wayne), Michael Smith (Anderson), Ly’vi’el Waters (Winton Woods), Dalin Wilkins (Northmont) and Dorian “DJ” Williams (Princeton).
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN – Jermiel Atkins (Trotwood-Madison), Ben Becker (Franklin County), Jayden Clark (Northmont), Ben Cravens (Mason), Camden Crooks (Kings), Rylan Creutzinger (Fairfield), Chris’Jen Dickey (CCPA), Jaylen Eberhardt (Princeton), Gabe Funk (Xenia), Keegan Garr (Colerain), Harrison Greathouse (Oakwood), Raphael Greene (Winton Woods), Luke Halsey (Edgewood), Jerome Howe (Springfield), Derrick Johnson (Goshen), Tucker Kattus (St. Xavier), Kyle Kelhoffer (La Salle), Tracy Kirby (Ross), Dirk Konrad (Reading), Charlton Luniewski (CHCA), Mercer Luniewski (CHCA), Spencer Meiring (Bishop Fenwick), Abel Ngoh (Miamisburg), Drayden Pavey (Taft), Kage Payne (Kings), Robert Polacko (McNicholas), Jake Puthoff (Simon Kenton), Aba Selm (Simon Kenton), Noah Schneider (East Central), Jacob Schorsch (Elder), Dylan Schulkers (Campbell County), Bobby Stanyard (Anderson), Evan Steimle (Finneytown), Gunnar Stephan (Xenia), Dylan Stewart (Conner), Isiah Stoudemire (Stebbins), Matthew Swisher (Bishop Fenwick), Kaleb Taylor (Hamilton) and Jake Wheelock (Stebbins).
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN – Avander Abrams (Lloyd Memorial), Austin Alexander (Cooper), Talon Armacost (Bethel-Tate), Isaiah Banks (Springfield), Toby Bishop (South Decatur), Jimmy Breeze (Oak Hills), Xavier Campbell (Beechwood), Kelyn Dallio (Harrison), Desmond Davis (Gamble Montessori), Elijah Davis (Lakota West), Drew Dunaway (Miamisburg), Zyaire Fletcher (Springfield), Erik Gayle (Withrow), Henry Goering (Bishop Brossart), Ted Hammond (St. Xavier), Javon Hammonds Jr. (Wayne), Jewett Hayes (Moeller), Jackson Heims (Springfield), Jahad Jabar (Sycamore), Naim Jackson (La Salle), Mason Keeley (Centerville), Noah Knigga (Lawrenceburg), Daniel Kulpinski (Greensburg), Anrico Lewis (Riverview East Academy), Carter Lucas (West Clermont), Delan Massey-Wright (Winton Woods), Liam McKenna (Elder), Thomas Plymesser (Lloyd Memorial), Royce Rachel (Badin), Brighton Rodman (Clinton-Massie), Ben Reeves (Covington Catholic), Elias Rudolph (Taft), Austin Sellers (Dayton Christian), Dillon Smith (Ryle), Tanner Smith (Lebanon), Devon Strobel (Troy), Gordy Sulfsted (St. Xavier), Trey Verdon (Hamilton), Lawson Wade (Mariemont), Quentin Wagers (Lebanon), Matt Wilkerson (Waynesville), Cedric Works Jr. (Northmont) and Jamarcus Whyce (Trotwood-Madison).
LINEBACKERS – Luke Achterman (Wilmington), Cruz Allison (Carlisle), Donovan Ambrocio (Holy Cross), Maddox Arnold (Elder), Jacob Asbeck (Lakota West), Brady Ballart (South Dearborn), Jordan Baker (Fairfield), Joe Banks (Harrison), Grant Beerman (Lakota West), Luke Berberich (Lebanon), Tyler Bishop (South Decatur), KJ Brown (Winton Woods), Ronnie Butler (Xenia), CJ Crawford (Beavercreek), Nolan Darnell (Bethel-Tate), Solomon Farrell (Princeton), Ben Fay (Conner), DJ Gray (Wyoming), Demico Harris (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), Isaiah Harris (Riverview East Academy), Keymaurie Henderson (Trotwood-Madison), Gio Higgins (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), Justin Hill (Winton Woods), Brayden Johnson (South Dearborn), Rico Johnson (CCPA), Justin Kattus (St. Xavier), Tate Kruer (Covington Catholic), Cael Liette (Tippecanoe), Jack Lonaker (Cooper), Landen Malara (Valley View), Kash Mallory (Mount Healthy), Noah Mangold (Carroll), Micah Markley (Lakota West), Andrew McIntosh (Clermont Northeastern), Sam Mitchell (Butler), Erick Morris Jr. (Winton Woods), Michael Mulvihill (Cooper), Paul “PJ” Nelson (Princeton), Brady O’Connor (La Salle), Nate Ostendorf (Badin), Devon Rader (Eaton), Bryce Reed (Valley View), Jake Rees (McNicholas), Henry Reifschneider (Alter), Max Rhodes (Oak Hills), Brach Rice (Dixie Heights), Brayden Rouse (East Central), Jacob Savage (Ryle), Eli Schoellman (Little Miami), Brayden Smith (Edgewood), Connor Smith (Springboro), Shep Snell (Cincinnati Country Day), Gabe Terrell (Middletown), Deymor Thiam (Aiken), Jason Umina (Bellbrook), Alai Uaisele (Withrow), Wyatt Walker (Edgewood), Mike Watson (Mount Healthy), Aiden Weimer (Springboro), Greg Williams (Colerain), Kia Woolfolk (Mason) and Dai’Vontay Young (Dunbar).
DEFENSIVE BACKS – Tayshawn Banks (Taft), Koy Beasley (La Salle), Taebron Bennie-Powell (Lakota West), Jay’Quan Bostic (Taft), Israel Bradford (Mount Healthy), Dorian Brew (Northmont), DeYor Brumfield (La Salle), Carson Cheek (Badin), Ross Coppock (Centerville), Chaz Cole (Princeton), Ryan Coyle (Cincinnati Country Day), Kayden Crowell (Holmes), Sylas Cunningham (Springboro), Austin Flohre (Butler), Mason Green (Milan), Trimonde Henry (Xenia), Karson Hobbs (Moeller), Jaycee Houston (Gamble Montessori), Shaefer Janeck (Bishop Fenwick), Cade Kaiser (Batesville), Paul Kelly (Kings), Noah Kroger (MVCA), Trenton Lee (Xenia), Toto Luani (Milford), Donovan Matthews (Summit Country Day), Patterson McHugh (Anderson), Owen Meadows (Greensburg), Bukari Miles (Lakota West), Drew Minich (Lakota West), Tyrone Myers (Springfield), Corey Myrick (Colerain), Terhyon Nichols (Withrow), Kamron Payne (Fairmont), Reggie Powers (Centerville), Quinton Price (Taft), Derion Prophett (Fairfield), Micah Rice (Moeller), Airriss Rosemond (Princeton), Jayonn Saunders (Purcell Marian), Luke Scheiber (Simon Kenton), Aaron Scott Jr. (Springfield), Michael Smith (Trotwood-Madison), Wyatt Standifer (Springboro), Baylor Stickel (Miamisburg), Miles Theetge (Clinton-Massie), Justin Thomas (Hughes), Logan Ullery (Troy), Micah Valenti (Valley View) and Jussiah Williams (Wayne).
ATHLETES – Walt Adams (Brookville), DeAngelo Allen-Johnson (Trotwood-Madison), Aidan Brown (Badin), Tayshawn Brown (Carroll), Anthony Collins (Shroder), TJ Engleman Jr. (Hughes), James Franklin (Middletown), Quaid Hauer (Wyoming), Kinxton Hill (Northwest), Will Jaisle (Batesville), Jahvion Jarman (Taft), Zae Jennings (Winton Woods), Amare Lattimore (Thurgood Marshall), Tofa Luani (Milford), Garrett Lundy (Waynesville), TJ Nelson (Anderson), Braylon Newcomb (Centerville), Jack O’Malley (St. Xavier), Glenn Peacock (East Clinton), Landyn Phillips (Mount Healthy), Ethan Pierce (Milan), Kwenton Rhodus (Madison Senior), Antonio Robinson (West Carrollton), Michael Russ (Alter), Petey Sebastian (Lloyd Memorial), Seaonta Stewart Jr. (Winton Woods), Braden Sullivan (Edgewood) and Jordan Vann (Bishop Fenwick).
KICKERS – Tony Arcuri (Alter), Connor Berrey (Waynesville), Jake Cengia (St. Xavier), Mason Cooper (Milford), Jonathan Custis (Wilmington), Luke Daulton (Wayne), Riley Ferrin (Bellbrook), Rollie Gabriel (McNicholas), Landon Goethe (Anderson), Andrew Herron (Conner), Gunnar Hoffman (Little Miami), Lincoln Mann (Walton-Verona), Ean McGuiness (Clinton-Massie), Aiden McGuire (Fairfield), Derek Morris (Bishop Fenwick), Andrew Petty (Simon Kenton), Carter Rummer (Wyoming), David Rumpler (Edgewood), Rex Shaffer (Withrow, Tyler Smith (Bishop Brossart) and Nick Warner (Badin).
PUNTERS – Carson Class (Highlands), Alex Grace (Indian Hill), Ryan Hinthorne (Lawrenceburg), Jordan Houston (Princeton), Jacob Luecke (Milford), Ryan Miller (Lebanon), Isaac White (McNicholas), Braydon Wilson (Rushville) and Connor Yeager (Clermont Northeastern).
RETURN SPECIALISTS – Kaden Acton (Greensburg), Brody Armor (Deer Park), Keegan Bowles (Rushville), Tayven Crump (Butler), Mikell Dorn (Middletown), CJ Evans (South Dearborn), Tank Fleming (Sidney), Austin Green (Milan), Jaelen Griffin (CCPA), Mason Johnson (Dayton), EJ Jyan (Monroe), Armani Rodgers (Trotwood-Madison), Jai’Mier Scott (Mount Healthy), Julius Spradling (Sidney) and Jiovionni Wilson (Lakota West).
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