Gatlin Fountain did a bit of everything in the inaugural eight-man football season for Paris.
Fountain was named as a unanimous first-team linebacker in the Central River League North division …
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Gatlin Fountain did a bit of everything in the inaugural eight-man football season for Paris.
Fountain was named as a unanimous first-team linebacker in the Central River League North division awards — earning distinction as a Northeast Media all-district eight-man linebacker as well — and also was a second team running back and second team kicker in conference. Three more Coyotes earned all-conference awards.
Reid Ragsdale made it as second team defensive end and was also recognized on the Northeast Media all-district team at that position and as a wide receiver/tight end.
Brady Shivers was all-conference at multiple positions like Fountain, earning recognition on the second team as a defensive back and a punter.
Ian Farrell was named as a second-team all-conference offensive lineman.
