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Seguin, Navarro and Marion Student-Athletes Recognized on Academic All-State Football Teams

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Seguin, Navarro and Marion Student-Athletes Recognized on Academic All-State Football Teams

Texas High School Coaches Association



(Seguin) — On Wednesday, the Texas High School Coaches Association announced the 2022 Academic All-State Football Recipients and quite a few area student-athletes were recognized.

Seguin Matadors Brychan Dilworth, Brayan Marin and Jakob McLeod were named to the teams. Dilworth was named to the Elite Team. Marin was recognized on the 2nd Team and McLeod was named Honorable Mention.

(Geronimo) — Eight Navarro Panthers were named Honorable Mention Academic All-State. Colton Chambers, Caleb Hagan, Paxton Santone, Bryce Nall, Case Monroe, Beau Brumley and Landry Blackburn were named honorable mention as players while Carlie Pitner was named honorable mention as a team trainer.

(Marion) — And Marion Bulldogs Bryce Birdwell, Aiden Rios and Owen Schoenvogel were also honored on the Academic Team. Birdwell and Rios were named to 2nd Team All-State while Schoenvogel was recognized as an Honorable Mention on the Academic All-State team.

The Texas High School Coaches Association was formally organized on November 28, 1930 with twenty-eight members and was called the Texas High School Football Coaches Association. The organization sponsored the first coaching school held in San Antonio and had 65 coaches in attendance. In 1935, the association inaugurated the North and South All-Star Football Game. In 1941, the association dropped the word “football” from its title and opened its doors to all secondary school coaches. This move paved the way for the addition of the All-Star basketball game in 1946. The THSCA has grown from 28 members to over 23,778 making it the largest organization of its kind in the world. In 2018, the annual coaching school attendance was over 14,000.