Cedar Park junior quarterback Brian Hogan has been
named the District 25-4A’s MVP for the 2010 football season. Before an
injury ended his season in Cedar Park’s area playoff game against
Smithson Valley, Hogan rushed for 1,462 yards and accounted for 32
touchdowns as Cedar Park rolled to an undefeated regular season.
Lake Travis sophomore wide receiver Dannon Cavil earned District 25-4A’s Newcomer of the Year award while Cedar Park’s Chris Ross was named the district’s top coach. Lake Travis quarterback Michael Brewer was named District 25-4A’s offensive MVP and Cedar Park defensive back Ryan Roberts was the defensive MVP.
Lake Travis junior Colin Lagasse was District 25-4A’s top all-purpose player and Cedar Park’s Spencer Drango was honored as the district’s top offensive lineman.
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