15 locals chosen for Mini Max High School Award
Fifteen area football players were among the 63 players the Maxwell Football Club announced as 2018 Mini Max High School Award winners for the state of Pennsylvania Thursday.
Local award winners were Abington’s Keith Hudoka, Archbishop Wood’s Connor Bishop, Bishop McDevitt’s Lawrence Richardson, Cheltenham’s Marcus Winfield, Germantown Academy’s Elijah Wroten, Hatboro-Horsham’s Mark Custer, Jenkintown’s Cade Lafferty, La Salle’s Sean Daly, North Penn’s Jake Walton, Pennridge’s Jonathan Post, Perkiomen Valley’s Austin Rowley, Soudeton’s Austin Moyer, Springfield-Montco’s Max Perry, Spring-Ford’s Nick Delromano, and Upper Merion’s Mark Picariello.
The award winners were selected from PIAA districts 1, 3, 11 and 12 and were nominated by coaches throughout the 2018 season on criteria that included football performance, academics and community service.
Mini-Max Award recipients will be honored at a dinner Jan. 10 at the Drexelbrook Catering Ballroom in Drexel Hill. The dinner is open to the public with tickets available at www.maxwellfootballclub. org.
At the awards dinner, the Maxwell Football Club will select one of the 63 players as winner of the Pennsylvania High School Player of the Year. The Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware Player of the Year award winners will be candidates for the Jim Henry Award as the Outstanding Player in the region. The Jim Henry Award will be announced at the Maxwell Football Club’s National Awards Gala March 8 at the Tropicana Casino Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
2018 Maxwell Football Club Mini Max High School Award
Keith Hudoka Abington Gavin Stout Annville-Cleona Connor Bishop Archbishop Wood Brandon George Berks Catholic Dalton Daddona Bethlehem Catholic Lawrence Richardson Bishop McDevitt Nasim Coopper Bonner & Prendergast Evan O’Donnell Central Bucks East Matt Norris Central Bucks South Austin Fleegal Central Dauphin East Cade Pribula Central York Marcus Winfield Cheltenham Aaron Young Coatesville Alex MacKenzie Conrad Weiser Patrick Garwo Conwell-Egan Dylan Ceslak Council Rock North Nick Gallo Council Rock South Jared Plessinger Cumberland Valley Raymond Christas Dallastown Luke Davis Downingtown East Ethan Parvel Emmaus Tristan Wheeler Freedom Elijah Wroten Germantown Academy Broc Grosser Halifax Mark Custer Hatboro-Horsham Cormac Houpt James Buchanan Cade Lafferty Jenkintown Dylan Dailey Jim Thorpe Sean Daly La Salle Trevor Harris Liberty Matt O’Connor Lower Merion Keith Maguire Malvern Prep Tyler Fick Manheim Central Jack Rodenberger Manheim Township Colin Ferry Marple Newtown Daniel Briggs Mastery Charter Corey Joyce Neshaminy Kristopher Taylor New Hope-Solebury Jake Walton North Penn Cole DeFranco Notre Dame Aidan Hayward Owen J. Roberts Ethan Brader Palisades Adam Piston Parkland Todd Barr Pen Argyl Jonathan Post Pennridge Austin Rowley Perkiomen Valley Ryan Bodolus Pottsgrove Nick Levinsky Quakertown Elijah Workinger Red Lion Jacob Kamp Salisburg Tim Weaver Saucon Valley Austin Homan Schuylkill Haven Austin Moyer Souderton Eric Glass Jr. Spring Grove Max Perry Springfield-Montco Nick Delromano Spring-Ford Zachary Bouggess St. Joseph’s Prep Jack Purcell Episcopal Academy Asim Richardson Haverford School Zach Gardner Twin Valley Mark Picariello Upper Merion Michael Gray West Chester East Edward Saydee Penn Charter