Voting Closed: 2023 Postseason All-TSF Team
- Updated: January 19, 2024
UPDATE: Voting for this year’s team has now ended. We will release the complete team later this weekend. Thanks to all that voted and congrats again to all of our nominees on an awesome season!
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The 2023 high school football season is in the books! What a year it was here within the Tri-state area with so many great storylines and performances.
Now it’s time to recognize the cream of the crop. Over the next couple of weeks we will be asking coaches, players, and fans alike to help us choose the 2023 Postseason All-TSF Team. In total we cover over 150 schools in Southwest Ohio (Cincinnati and Dayton), Northern Kentucky and Eastern Indiana. This team encompasses an extremely wide area and a variety of conferences and divisions.
Our staff has already finalized this year’s First Team members (bolded below). We will now open a two-week voting period to help us fill out the rest of the team – Second Team, Third Team and Honorable Mentions.
Here’s the first look at our 2023 Postseason First-Team All-TSF members as well as the nominees for the rest of our official team. In total, there are 514 players from 142 different schools who are nominated for the 2023 Postseason All-TriState Football Teams. It is a well-deserved honor for a group who worked very hard to stand out amongst their peers.
Five players were named First Team for a second straight year – Jordan Marshall (Moeller), Josh Ringer (East Central), Aba Selm (Simon Kenton), Austin Alexander (Cooper) and Aaron Scott, Jr. (Springfield).
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Breaking It Down
Nominations by Position (514)
QB – 44
RB – 45
WR/TE – 51
OL – 66
DL – 57
LB – 80
DB – 64
ATH – 30
K – 31
P – 27
RS – 19
Most Nominations by School (142 schools)
11 – Beechwood, Moeller
10 – Highlands
9 – East Central, Milford, Ryle
8 – Anderson, Lakota West, Withrow
7 – Batesville, Butler, Cooper, Covington Catholic, Harrison, Lloyd Memorial, Princeton
6 – Alter, Cincinnati Country Day, Kings, Simon Kenton, Taft, Troy, Valley View
PHOTOS: 2023 Postseason All-TSF First Team
OFFENSE
QB: Brody Benke (Highlands)
RB: Josh Ringer (East Central)
RB: Jordan Marshall (Moeller)
RB: Brodey Berg (Anderson)
WR: Chris Henry Jr. (Withrow)
WR: Nate Lyman (Kings)
OL: Tucker Kattus (St. Xavier)
OL: Noah Schneider (East Central)
OL: Jaylen Eberhardt (Princeton)
OL: Aba Selm (Simon Kenton)
OL: Jacob Schorsch (Elder)
ATH: Willie Rodriguez (Covington Catholic)
PK: Connor Berrey (Waynesville)
PHOTOS: 2023 Postseason First Team All-TSF
DEFENSE
DL: Javon Hammonds Jr. (Wayne)
DL: Austin Alexander (Cooper)
DL: Ted Hammond (St. Xavier)
LB: Justin Hill (Winton Woods)
LB: P.J. Nelson (Princeton)
LB: Brach Rice (Dixie Heights)
DB: Tayshawn Banks (Taft)
DB: Taebron Bennie-Powell (Lakota West)
DB: Terhyon Nichols (Withrow)
DB: Aaron Scott Jr. (Springfield)
DB: Reggie Powers (Centerville)
RET: Antonio Hunter (Princeton)
P: Caden Henson (Valley View)
The criteria for selecting nominees included looking at players that were 2023 OPSWA All-Ohio (first, second, third team and honorable mention-all seven divisions), OPSWA First Team All-Southwest District (coaches nominations), NKFCA Top 26, IFCA Top 50, IFCA Junior and Senior All-State Teams, select members from EIAC Class 3A & Class 4A teams, select members from the NKFCA All-District Teams (all four districts) and wild cards (players our staff liked after covering games this year and felt were worthy of being on the list).
NOTE: We use a Borda Count method to ensure each vote carries the most value. This makes a big difference in fan voting even for players that might finish 15 vs. 50 etc. Fan voting for the second and third teams will count for 30 percent towards a players final ranking. The other 70 percent is determined by the TSF staff and coach rankings. Fan voting alone will not guarantee any player on the team, but it ultimately has the biggest impact with bubble players.
The members of the All-TSF Teams, the TSF Teams of the Year, Players of the Year and finalists from Indiana, Dayton, Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati will be recognized at our annual awards show on Monday, February 19th, 2024 at the Holy Grail-Banks (details forthcoming).
Here are the nominations for the 2023 Postseason All-TSF Teams:
QUARTERBACKS: Alex Amburgy (Waynesville), Preston Barr (Miamisburg), Brody Benke (Highlands), Braden BoBo (McNicholas), Luke Brand (Milford), Ryan Brass (Elder), Peter Breidenbach (Madeira), Justice Burnam (Anderson), Cole Burton (East Central), Tim Carpenter III (Trotwood-Madison), Parker Corbin (Cincinnati Country Day), Gavin Connor (Alter), Deuce Cortner (Northmont), Kaydon Custard (Harrison County), Luke Dunn (Withrow), Dickie Engel (Harrison), Talon Fisher (Fairfield), Jayvian Graves (Dunbar), Armani Gregg (Dixie Heights), Clay Hayden (Beechwood), Will Jaisle (Batesville), Jamison Kitna (Lakota East), Adam Kunkel (South Dearborn), Steve Lauterbach (Oakwood), Kyle Lee (Newport), Cale Leitch (Talawanda), Tyrell Lewis (Wayne), Jackson McGowan (Taylor), Patrick McLaughlin (La Salle), JJ Miller (Williamsburg), Cameron O’Hara (Cooper), Isaiah Petty (CHCA), Evan Pitzer (Covington Catholic), Matt Ponatoski (Moeller), Alex Ritzie (Badin), Jess Roller (Batavia), Armoud Seals (Taft), Nathan Smith (Campbell County), Cameron Snider (Bethel-Tate), Jahmeir Spain (Mount Healthy), Brady Sutton (Western Brown), Keshaun Thomas (Mason County), Charlie Tully (Mariemont) & Logan Verax (Ryle).
RUNNING BACKS: David Anderson (Dixie Heights), Teagan Bennett (Lawrenceburg), Cournell Bennett-McCoy (Hamilton), Brodey Berg (Anderson), Micah Buchanan (Connersville), Riley Caldwell (Ross), Izayah Camp (Western Hills), Logan Chesser (Clinton-Massie), Yurii Collins (Lloyd Memorial), Devlan Daniel (Indian Hill), Kory Davis (Brookville), Colton Endicott (Loveland), Austin Fancher (Reading), Chase Flaherty (Beechwood), Cameron Giesler (Highlands), Calilin Grant (Northmont), Austin Green (Milan), Eugene Harney (Sycamore), Jayel Harris (Purcell Marian), Kinxton Hill (Northwest), Ryder Hooks (Lakota East), Corbin Johnson (South Decatur), Ellijah Johnson (Xenia), Rico Johnson (CCPA), Noah Jones (Alter), Cole Koops (Harrison), Owen Leen (Covington Catholic), Aiden Lowery (Chaminade Julienne), Keagan Maher (Cooper), Jordan Marshall (Moeller), Jayvin Norman (Springfield), Glenn Peacock (East Clinton), Gage Pohlman (Batesville), Ulysses Porter (Holy Cross), Josh Ringer (East Central), Dalton Tarter (Bracken County), Lee Thomas (Cincinnati Country Day), Brent Thompson (Gamble Montessori), Rodzion Thompson (Newport), Durrell Turner (Simon Kenton), Jahari Ward (Troy), Nathan Webster (Milford), Demetrick Welch (Newport Central Catholic), Nydrell Wright (Chaminade Julienne), Quinten Youngblood (Beavercreek).
WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS: Pierce Ayers (Williamsburg), Duncan Bradley III (Springfield), Joshua Carter (Franklin), Reece Davis (Milford), Brayden Deem (Eaton), Lorenzo Engleman (Hughes), Luke Erdman (Beechwood), Alex Ervin (Williamsburg), JayJay Etheridge (Mount Healthy), Donte Ferrell (Woodward), Gio Garrett (Sycamore), Luka Gilbert (Lakota West), DJ Gray (Wyoming), Tra’Mar Harris (Winton Woods), Rayvonn Harris (Stebbins), Troy Harris (Bethel-Tate), Chris Henry, Jr. (Withrow), Tristan Hill (Dayton Christian), Aidan Hopewell (Madeira), Eli Jacon-Duffy (Moeller), Trace Jallick (Anderson), Isaiah Johnson (Cooper), Cade Kaiser (Batesville), Kyle Koch (Lebanon), Jashon Lewis (Harrison County), Evan Liette (Tippecanoe), Landon Lorms (Ryle), Jovan Love (Moeller), Nate Lyman (Kings), Aaron McFarland (Taylor), Max Mehlman (Batavia), Braylon Miller (Covington Catholic), Josh Mirus (Elder), Jamar Montgomery (Centerville), Kaden Muckerheide (North Decatur), Caden Piening (Anderson), Brennan Remy (Lakota West), Armani Rodgers (Trotwood-Madison), Luke Rogers (Harrison), Reno Roehm (CHCA), Jack Sammarco (Anderson), Hayden Saylor (Lawrenceburg), Landon Scilley (Mason County), RJ Sheppard-Ruffin (Hamilton), Quintin Simmons, Jr. (Withrow), Isaiah Smith (Western Brown), Mike Smith (Anderson), Adam Surrey (Highlands), Max Welter (La Salle), Dalin Wilkins (Northmont) & Carson Young (McNicholas).
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: Ahmed Abdulahi (Boone County), Nick Alexander (Beechwood), Joe Banks (Harrison), Ben Becker (Franklin County), Mahlik Boben (Milford), Mahlon Bressert (South Dearborn), Jon Brillhart (Waynesville), Joey Cavanaugh (Lawrenceburg), Michael Coleman (Ryle), Ben Cravens (Mason), Zach Davidson (Batesville), Jaylen Eberhardt (Princeton), Gabe Fassler (Highlands), Gabe Funk (Xenia), Jack Gatlin (Ryle), Kage Girek (Valley View), Joshua Gonzalez (Wayne), Colton Green (Fairmont), Elijah Groh (Clinton-Massie), Jess Hauer (Wyoming), Robert Hayes (McNicholas), Nathan Heck (Bishop Brossart), J.J. Hoeffel (Madeira), Terry “T.J.” Jackson (Lloyd Memorial), Petey Jones (CCPA), Seth Jones (Covington Catholic), Tucker Kattus (St. Xavier), Kyle Kelhoffer (La Salle), Owen King (Talawanda), Trace Kirby (Ross), Dirk Konrad (Reading), Spencer Meiring (Bishop Fenwick), Max Merz (Highlands), Abel Ngoh (Miamisburg), Parker Nichols (Troy), Jake Noga (Alter), Charlie Olds (Bellbrook), Kage Payne (Kings), Oscar Piedrahita (Sycamore), Blake Pruss (South Dearborn), Jake Puthoff (Simon Kenton), Patrick Ramage (Cincinnati Country Day), William Robertson (Chaminade Julienne), Aba Selm (Simon Kenton), Noah Schneider (East Central), Jacob Schorsch (Elder), Dylan Schulkers (Campbell County), Aaron Scott (Purcell Marian), Blake Scriber (Withrow), RJ Seig (East Central), Jackson Smith (Tippecanoe), Xavier Stacy (Brookville), Landon Stanley (Milan), Bobby Stanyard (Anderson), Gunnar Stephan (Xenia), Chris Stewart (Wilmington), Dylan Stewart (Conner), Bobby Stidham (Oak Hills), Matthew Swisher (Bishop Fenwick), Michael Thomas (Roger Bacon), Drew Vocke (Badin), Brady Wagers (Edgewood), Sean Wentling (Butler), Jake Wheelock (Stebbins), J.T. White (Princeton) & Owen Wiseman (North Decatur).
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DEFENSIVE LINEMEN: Avander Abrams (Lloyd Memorial), Austin Alexander (Cooper), Eli Biddle (Sidney), Toby Bishop (South Decatur), Dorion Briscoe (Dunbar), Alex Bradshaw (Fayetteville-Perry), Matt Brock (Ludlow), Bryson Chadwell (Carroll County), Zach Chaflin (Holy Cross), Malachi Cumberland (Wilmington), Kelyn Dallio (Harrison), Desmond Davis (Gamble Montessori), Elijah Davis (Lakota West), Chris’Jen Dickey (CCPA), Alex Florea (Bellbrook), Wylan Gover (Withrow), Ted Hammond (St. Xavier), Javon Hammonds, Jr. (Wayne), Jewett Hayes (Moeller), Jackson Heims (Springfield), Drew Holman (Loveland), Peyton Hoskins (Miamisburg), Khy’Lek Jarrett (Princeton), Aaron Johnson (Holmes), Grant Johnson (Dixie Heights), Dane Jones (Williamsburg), Derek Jones (Piqua), Mason Keeley (Centerville), Carter Lucas (West Clermont), Carsen Marshall (Harrison County), Delan Massey-Wright (Winton Woods), Jackson Meier (Beechwood), Ben Nash (Reading), Jeremiah Nash (Trotwood-Madison), Drayden Pavey (Taft), Zane Plattner (Turpin), Thomas Plymesser (Lloyd Memorial), Derrick Rack (Ross), Shaun Roberts (Boone County), Ben Reeves (Covington Catholic), Luke Schneider (Highlands), Austin Sellers (Dayton Christian), Carson Shelton (Highlands), Tiosa Sherman (Western Hills), Levi Smiley (Purcell Marian), Dillon Smith (Ryle), Devon Strobel (Troy), Gordy Sulfsted (St. Xavier), Bo Tobin (McNicholas), Trey Verdon (Hamilton), Lawson Wade (Mariemont), Quentin Wagers (Lebanon), Matt Wilkerson (Waynesville), Deuce Wiley (Wyoming), Zyon Woods (Chaminade Julienne), Cedric Works Jr. (Northmont) & Jamarcus Whyce (Trotwood-Madison).
LINEBACKERS: Donovan Ambrocio (Holy Cross), Maddox Arnold (Elder), Jacob Asbeck (Lakota West), Brady Ballart (South Dearborn), Noah Beck (St. Xavier), Grant Beerman (Lakota West), Luke Berberich (Lebanon), Carter Bohman (Batesville), Isaac Brown (Wayne), DeYor Brumfield (La Salle), Khalil Buck-Barber (Newport), Ronnie Butler (Xenia), Xavier Campbell (Beechwood), Gabe Carter (Owen County), Ty Clutter (Clinton-Massie), Kaleb Cole (Newport Central Catholic), Dohnavan Collins (Butler), Raishawn Cotton (Mount Healthy), CJ Crawford (Beavercreek), Nolan Darnell (Bethel-Tate), Caleb Dillhoff (Talawanda), Jack Dirkhising (Franklin County), Aaron Dowdell, Jr. (Taft), Adam Duncan (Conner), Solomon Farrell (Princeton), Ben Fay (Conner), Isaac Gasper (South Decatur), Gracen Goldsmith (Hamilton), Justin Hill (Winton Woods), Devin Isaac (Norwood), Brayden Johnson (South Dearborn), Noah Knigga (Lawrenceburg), Tate Kruer (Covington Catholic), Cael Liette (Tippecanoe), Andrew Littrell (Milford), Jack Lonaker (Cooper), Tofa Luani (Milford), Lavell Lyles (Stebbins), Landen Malara (Valley View), Noah Mangold (Carroll), Dylan Maxwell (East Central), Andrew McIntosh (Clermont Northeastern), Sam Mitchell (Butler), Seth Moran (Lloyd Memorial), P.J. Nelson (Princeton), Aiyden Newman (Owen County), Mark Ober (Simon Kenton), Brady O’Connor (La Salle), Nate Ostendorf (Badin), Kyler Paul (Moeller), Sam Pavey (Rushville), Devon Rader (Eaton), Bryce Reed (Valley View), Conner Reed (Gallatin County), Henry Reifschneider (Alter), Max Rhodes (Oak Hills), Brach Rice (Dixie Heights), Eli Riggs (Indian Hill), Dalton Roller (Highlands), Brayden Rouse (East Central), Dajuan Sales (Northmont), Jacob Savage (Ryle), Rhys Jones (Little Miami), Luke Schroeder (Bishop Brossart), Carter Sleet (Newport Central Catholic), Brayden Smith (St. Bernard-Elmwood-Place), Brayden Smith (Edgewood), Shep Snell (Cincinnati Country Day), Deymor Thiam (Aiken), Collin Tolliver (Trimble County), Jason Umina (Bellbrook), Wyatt Walker (Edgewood), Finn Warden (Mariemont), Bobby Weiler (Batesville), Colton Weisbrod (Kings), Greg Williams (Colerain), Kia Woolfolk (Mason), Dai’Vontay Young (Dunbar), Kaden Zimmerman (Troy) & Jaxson Zink (Harrison County).
DEFENSIVE BACKS: Tayshawn Banks (Taft), Taebron Bennie-Powell (Lakota West), Jay’Quan Bostic (Taft), Spencer Brandenburg (Ludlow), Isaac Brown (Cooper), Mikey Brown, Jr. (Wilmington), Garrison Brumback (Carroll County), Kendall Buck-Barber (Newport), Da’marion Callahan (Belmont), Carson Cheek (Badin), Ross Coppock (Centerville), Tyler Copeland (Lloyd Memorial), Ryan Coyle (Cincinnati Country Day), Mitchell Doeker (Newport Central Catholic), Austin Flohre (Butler), DeAndre Goodson (Middletown), Braxton Graves (Boone County), Cohen Hering (Harrison), Karson Hobbs (Moeller), Xaden Hunt (Clermont Northeastern), Garyn Jackson (Campbell County), Zae Jennings (Winton Woods), Alex Krekeler (Batesville), Noah Kroger (MVCA), Talon Linder (Beechwood), Toto Luani (Milford), Gavin Lyons (Ryle), Allen Mabson II (Butler), Tre Meadows (Sycamore), Keegan Mehr (Brookville), Drew Minich (Lakota West), Bryce Moran (Mason County), Beni Mwamba (Dixie Heights), Corey Myrick (Colerain), Jahmir Neal (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), TJ Nelson (Anderson), Terhyon Nichols (Withrow), Dylan Offill (Milan), Chris Payne (Withrow), Kamron Payne (Fairmont), Carson Pieczonka (East Central), Reggie Powers (Centerville), Quinton Price (Taft), Micah Rice (Moeller), Will Rapp (Bethel-Tate), Drew Robinson (Moeller), Donmiel Rogers (Winton Woods), Michael Russ (Alter), Elian Ruzindana (Conner), Davonte Ryan (Holy Cross), Jayonn Saunders (Purcell Marian), Zavyn Slayback (Lawrenceburg), Luke Scheiber (Simon Kenton), Aaron Scott, Jr. (Springfield), Jai’Mier Scott (Mount Healthy), Eric Simpson (Dayton), Michael Smith III (Trotwood-Madison), J.T. Smith (Fairborn), Shawn Sowder (Beechwood), Miles Theetge (Clinton-Massie), Logan Ullery (Troy), Micah Valenti (Valley View), Nate Welch (Highlands) & Willizhuan Yates (Springboro).
ATHLETES: Walt Adams (Brookville), Dameyn Anness (Ludlow), Israel Bradford (Mount Healthy), Ryan Brotherton (East Central), Carter Daniels (Walton-Verona), Damien Dawson (Lockland), Cameron Duncan (Grant County), Ralph Eakins (Rushville), TJ Engleman (Hughes), Tyler Fryman (Beechwood), Dylan Giffen (Scott), Demico Harris (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), Quaid Hauer (Wyoming), Mason Hessling (Boone County), Chad Hon (Gallatin County), DeAngelo Jiminez (Dayton), Xander Jones (North Decatur), Paul Kelly (Kings), Amare Lattimore (Thurgood Marshall), Donovan Matthews (Summit Country Day), Jordan Pendleton (Bellevue), Draiden Perez (Connersville), Ethan Pierce (Milan), Grady Reynolds (Ryle), Willie Rodriguez (Covington Catholic), Bryce Sipple (Blanchester), Kai Smith (Shroder), Max Supe (Oak Hills), Jordan Vann (Bishop Fenwick) & Jackson Whitten (Bracken County).
KICKERS: Tony Arcuri (Alter), Connor Berrey (Waynesville), Brayden Bell (Valley View), Brayden Benner (Lakota West), Griffyn Bradley (Butler), Drew Burdine (Kings), Mason Cooper (Milford), Riley Ferrin (Bellbrook), Leland Gantz (Centerville), Max Gehring (Fairmont), Andrew Herron (Conner), Jon Hewitt (Eaton), Colson Lair (Beechwood), Sean Leonard (Xenia), Josh Line (Ryle), Lincoln Mann (Walton-Verona), Ean McGuiness (Clinton-Massie), Nathan McFee (East Central), Aiden O’Dell (North Decatur), Devin Orr (Moeller), Joe Roth (Elder), Carter Rummer (Wyoming), Emma Rutemueller (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), Rex Shaffer (Withrow), Sumner Shroyer (Summit Country Day), Ian Simpson (Reading), Conner Stephens (Hamilton), Brady Stidham (Loveland), Carson Taylor (Cooper), Kade Teel (Tippecanoe) & Andrew Zimmerman (Cincinnati Country Day).
PUNTERS: Cruz Allison (Carlisle), Hayden Barker (Piqua), Quinn Brown (Mason), Carson Class (Highlands), James Cusick (Beechwood), Jonathan Custis (Wilmington), Alex Grace (Indian Hill), Graysin Harris (Simon Kenton), Caden Henson (Valley View), Jordan Houston (Princeton), Jacob Luecke (Milford), Sam Markarian (Harrison), Jacoby Miller (Greensburg),Derek Morris (Bishop Fenwick), Sawyer Muchmore (Loveland), Ethan Page (Moeller), Jayce Parsons (Deer Park), Ethan Powell (Ludlow), Jacob Rudowski (Kings), Luke Ruetschle (Oakwood), David Rumpler (Edgewood), Connor Smith (Springboro), Baylor Stickel (Miamisburg), Cameron Stoltz (Troy), EJ Walker (Northwest), Isaac White (McNicholas) & Connor Yeager (Clermont Northeastern).
RETURN SPECIALISTS: Jamier Averette-Brown (Wayne), Keegan Bowles (Rushville), Aidan Brown (Badin), Tayven Crump (Butler), Tank Fleming (Sidney), Jaelen Griffin (CCPA), Tyler George (Fairfield), Antonio Hunter (Princeton), Javien Jackson (Walnut Hills), Jaiden Jasper (St. Bernard-Elmwood Place), Blake Lawson (Carlisle), Garrett Lundy (Waynesville), Evan Manix (Greenville), Lucas Merry (Tippecanoe), Zayn Satchwell (Carroll County), Petey Sebastian (Lloyd Memorial), Eli Stewart (Wilmington), Andrew Weber (St. Xavier) & JJ Wilson (Oakwood).
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