The Southern Berks News

Berks players receive accolades

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Maxwell Football Club President, Ron Jaworski, announced the 2016 Mini Max High School Award winners for the state of Pennsylvan­ia on Tuesday morning. The sixty-two players selected are from schools located in Districts 1, 3, 11 and 12 in the eastern half of the state. Players were nominated by their coaches throughout the 2016 season and were evaluated based on a criteria that includes: football performanc­e, academics, and community service.

Berks County was represente­d by two players: Daniel Boone senior Ryan Okuniewski and Berks Catholic’s Marcus Wilson.

RYAN OKUNIEWSKI (DANIEL BOONE) >>

Senior wide receiver finished with a team best 836 receiving yards on 41 receptions. His season totals are No. 2 in the Berks Conference, behind only Ex- WILSON eter’s Gabe Schappell.

MARCUS WILSON (BERKS CATHOLIC) >>

Senior fullback/outside linebacker rushed for 1,145 yards and 16 touchdowns while leading the Saints to a Berks Section II title, District 3 Class 4A championsh­ip and the semifinals of the PIAA Class 4A Championsh­ips.

The Mini Max Award recipients will be honored at a dinner to be held on Thursday January 12, 2017 at the Drexelbroo­k Catering Ballroom in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvan­ia. The awards dinner is open to the public and tickets are available on the Club’s website www.maxwellfoo­tballclub.org beginning on Friday, December 2nd.

The Maxwell Football Club will select one player from the group of Mini Max winners as the winner of the Pennsylvan­ia High School Player of the Year. The Pennsylvan­ia High School

Player of the Year will be announced on January 8, 2016 at the Awards Dinner.

The sixty-two 2016 Pennsylvan­ia Mini Max Winners are listed alphabetic­ally by school:

George Reid, Abington Alliston Augustin, Abraham Lincoln

Kenneth Bennett Jr., Academy at Palumbo

Raheem Blackshear, Archbishop Wood

Marcus Wilson, Berks Catholic

Max Bryson, Bishop McDevitt

Des Holmes, Cardinal O’Hara

Taten Seyfert, Cedar Crest

Nate Norris, Central Bucks South

Dominic Lorino, Central Bucks West

Brandan Cohen, Conwell Egan

Mason Luff, Council Rock North

Josiah Quigley, Cumberland Valley

Ben Ferree, Dallastown Area

Ryan Okuniewski, Daniel Boone

Seth Davis, Downingtow­n East

Thomas Melchiorre, East Stroudsbur­g North

Jake Cirillo, East Stroudsbur­g South

CJ McAnally, Episcopal Academy

Mack Focht, Garden Spot

Jacob Buttermore, Garnet Valley

Patrick McGettigan, Germantown Academy

Mark Derobertis, Great Valley Chris Thomas, Interboro Sy Madden, LaSalle College

Daniel Beaver, Lower Dauphin

Justin Tichnell, Malvern Prep

Kody Kegarise, Manheim Central

Cameron Mathes, Marple Newtown

Khalil Nelson, Mastery Charter

Ryan O’Toole, Methacton

Travis Stefanik, Nazareth

Mason Jones, Neshaminy

Matt Fest, New Hope Solebury

Reece Udinski, North Penn

Major Jordan, North Schuylkill

Trevor Cunningham, Northweste­rn Lehigh

Austin Kaulius, Notre Dame

Nick Duliakas, Owen J. Roberts

Garrett Perschy, Palmerton Patrick Ferry, Parkland Tanner Barr, Pen Argyl Jagger Hartshorn, Pennridge

Connor Horst, Pequea Valley

Stephen Sturm, Perkiomen Valley

Matt Garcia, Phoenixvil­le

Nick Yerger, Pope John Paul II Ryan Finn, Pottsgrove Isaiah Mayes, Pottstown Noah Wood, Quakertown Samuel Emig, Red Lion Eric Frankenfie­ld, Salisbury Township

Konstandin­os Zaharakis, Saucon Valley

Koby Kahn, Souderton Area

Stone Scarcelle, Spring-Ford

D’Andre Swift, St. Josephs Prep

Trael Seegars, Susquehann­a Township

Justin Horn, Upper Dublin

Ryan Brida, West Chester Henderson Zach Gilbert, Whitehall Michael Hnatkowsky, William Penn Charter

Mike Schoenlebe­r, Wissahicko­n

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 ?? DIGITAL FIRST MEDIA ?? Daniel Boone’s Ryan Okuniewski (10) was the recipient of a Mini Max award last week.
DIGITAL FIRST MEDIA Daniel Boone’s Ryan Okuniewski (10) was the recipient of a Mini Max award last week.
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