TORRINGTON – Eleven Torrington Blazers, five Southeast Cyclones and one Lingle-Fort Laramie Dogger were named all-conference in their respective conferences for their efforts this past season.
For the Blazers in 3A East, Bryan Lemmon was not only named all-conference but he was named co-offensive player of the year. Jake Wamboldt was also named the 3A East lineman of the year. Torrington coach Mark Lenhardt was named coach of the year for the conference.
Breyden Bivens was named all-conference for his quarterbacking, while Scott Woodruff and Brandon Bennick were both honored for their efforts on the offensive line and Lemmon was recognized as one of the top running backs. Lathen Canaday was recognized as a tight end. Nathan Stitt was also a wide receiver honoree.
On defense, Wamboldt and Josh Kingsley were among the defensive linemen recognized. In the secondary, Bo Moorehouse and Cade Schwartzkopf earned all-conference honors. Josh Posten was also an at-large all-conference honoree.
Five seniors were recognized for the Cyclones. Chase Lovercheck was the top rusher for Southeast and spent time in the secondary, while Brady Fullmer was the signal caller. Sterling Werner spent time on both sides of the ball for the Cyclones as tight end and defensive end. Tanner Hort and Hunter Woodruff spent their senior campaigns in the trenches, putting together solid enough seasons to earn the all-conference distinction.
Gaven Niles was the representative for the Doggers on the 1A six-man East all-conference list. He made contributions on both offense and defense for L-FL in 2017.
Check out future editions of the Telegram for an in-depth report on all of the all-conference players and to see who was named all-state. The all-state lists were unavailable at press time.
