One of the most elusive players in the Bluegrass State, Beechwood junior Tyler Fryman added more hardware to his collection as he was named the 2025 TriState Football Kentucky Offensive Player of the Year, as TSF paid tribute to the area’s finest from Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Dayton and Southeast Indiana at the TriState Football Year in Review Show on Monday night, in front of a packed house at the Holy Grail in downtown Cincinnati.
Fryman had 62 receptions for 1,320 yards (21.3 yards/rec), 283 yards rushing, 30 touchdowns (23 rec, 4 rush, 3 PRs), 35 tackles, one forced fumble and three takeaways (2 INTs, 1 FR) for the 12-2 state semifinalist Tigers. His work also saw him be named KFCA Class 2A, District 5 Player of the Year, First Team All-NKY and First Team All-TSF.
He heads into his senior year with 126 receptions, 2,671 yards receiving, 37 touchdown catches, 544 yards rushing, 12 rushing touchdowns, 53 total touchdowns, five interceptions and two fumble recoveries. Fryman, a Louisville baseball commit, holds football offers from Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Arizona State, Memphis, Kentucky, Louisville, Cincinnati, Miami (OH) and Toledo.
The other 2025 TSF Kentucky Offensive Player of the Year finalists were seniors Eddie Bivens (Newport Central Catholic), Kaleb Evans (Lloyd Memorial), Mason Fields (Dixie Heights), Dylan Gaiser (Covington Catholic), Cash Harney (Covington Catholic), Keagan Maher (Cooper), Cam O’Hara (Cooper) along with juniors Tayden Lorenzen (Highlands) and Emmett Queen (Beechwood)
This is the 19th year of this award, and the fourth time in the last six seasons that a Tiger has won the award.
TSF Kentucky Offensive Players of the Year
2025 – Tyler Fryman (Beechwood)
2024 – Cam O’Hara (Cooper)
2023 – Brody Benke (Highlands)
2022 – Mitch Berger (Beechwood)
2021 – Cameron Hergott (Beechwood)
2020 – Cameron Hergott (Beechwood)
2019 – Michael Mayer (Covington Catholic)
2018 – Casey McGinness (Covington Catholic)
2017 – AJ Mayer (Covington Catholic)
2016 – Dante Hendrix (Cooper)
2015 – Dillon Powell (Simon Kenton)
2014 – Drew Moore (Dixie Heights)
2013 – Brenan Kuntz (Simon Kenton)
2012 – Blake Bir (Covington Catholic)
2011 – Patrick Towles (Highlands)
2010 – Patrick Towles (Highlands)
2009 – Miles Simpson (Simon Kenton)
2008 – Miles Simpson (Simon Kenton)
2007 – Corey Farris (Boone County)
