Cameron Yoe quarterback Jack Rhoades has been named the All-Central Texas Player of the Year. Rhoades becomes the first Class 2A player to win the award and his selection interrupts Lake Travis’ three-year run (Garrett Gilbert 2007-08, Andy Erickson 2009) with the honor.
Wimberley junior quarterback Brady Lambert has been named the 2010 Newcomer of the Year while Lake Travis’ Hank Carter earned the Coach of the Year award.
This season, Rhoades led Cameron Yoe to within a touchdown of the Class 2A, Division I title. Rhoades, an all-district punter last season who was in his first season as Cameron Yoe’s quarterback, threw for 3,567 yards and 48 touchdowns on 241-of-361 passing this season. He also ran for six touchdowns.
An all-state quarterback and punter, Rhoades averaged 42.3 yards per punt and had eight of his punts last inside the opponent’s 10.
Rhoades was also honored on Sunday with two spots on the All-Central Texas team. Rhoades made the first team as a quarterback and punter.
Thirty-eight schools are represented on this year’s All-Central Texas team. Lake Travis leads the league with six honorees while Stony Point and Cedar Park each had five players make the cut.
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE: Cameron Yoe senior QB Jack Rhoades Stony Point senior RB Sam Kelley Bowie senior RB Brelyn Sorrells McCallum senior RB Michael Sorrells Marble Falls senior WR David Morgan Austin High junior WR Cayleb Jones Cedar Park senior OL Spencer Drango Cedar Park OL senior Matt Wofford Rockdale OL Le’Raven Clark Georgetown senior OL David Koschel Lake Travis senior OL Taylor Doyle Lake Travis senior kicker Stephen Pyle
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE: McNeil senior DL Cameron Smith Stony Point senior DL Jordan Wade Cedar Park senior DL Collin Middleton Lake Travis senior LB Austin Williams Anderson senior LB Connor Sheehan Lexington senior LB Chance Sherrill Stony Point senior LB PL Lindley Hutto senior DB Jabari Prewitt Hutto senior DB Alondre Thorn Regents junior DB Dawson Gamble Cedar Park senior DB Ryan Roberts Cameron Yoe senior punter Jack Rhoades Lake Travis junior UTIL Colin Lagasse
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE: Bastrop senior QB Josiah Monroe Bastrop senior RB Eric Walker Regents senior RB Walker Netherton Caldwell senior RB Kedrin Sheppard La Grange senior WR Brandon Wilkerson Bastrop senior WR Buddy Nunn Bowie senior OL Lucas Zoller Anderson senior Riley Holmes Seguin senior OL Joseph Cheek Westwood senior OL Zach Crawford Marble Falls senior OL Cyril Lemon Bowie senior kicker Eduardo Alexander
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE: Anderson senior DL Breylin Wilson Vista Ridge senior DL Jon Cryer Marble Falls senior DL Isiah Vidal Canyon Lake senior LB Bobby Flint McCallum senior Keegan Beall Stony Point senior LB Trevor Caswell Vista Ridge junior LB Cooper Foster Lake Travis junior DB Zach Streuling Westlake senior DB Campbell McCrea Stony Point junior DB Brian Jacquet McCallum junior DB Braylon Cannon Belton senior P David Ash Leander senior UTIL Jon Henderson
THIRD TEAM OFFENSE: Belton senior QB: David Ash St. Michael’s senior RB Luke Seeker Pflugerville senior RB Storm Woods Rockdale junior RB Daniel Brooks Georgetown senior WR Cal Spangler Lake Travis junior WR Griffin Gilbert Llano senior OL Matthew Ratliff Copperas Cove senior OL Cody Elenz St. Michael’s senior OL Andrew Reue LBJ senior OL Stephon Spence McCallum senior OL Andy Flores Burner senior K Tyler Clark
THIRD TEAM DEFENSE: Lexington senior DL Anthony Robbins Hendrickson junior DL Kingsley Ike Westwood senior DL Heru Martin Marble Falls senior Logan Clark Regents senior LB Brian Hine Rogers sophomore LB Dylan Mendoza Cedar Park senior LB Chet Moss Vista Ridge senior DB Jaylen Harris Round Rock senior DB Darreon Atkins Little River Academy senior DB Brent Fritz Liberty Hill junior DB Cody Turner Bowie senior P Mario Moreno Cameron Yoe junior UTIL Decrick Westbrook
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