North Callaway football had an experienced line this season.
The Thunderbirds had a down season but had several named to the Eastern Missouri Conference team, namely junior David Sapp as a first …
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North Callaway football had an experienced line this season.
The Thunderbirds had a down season but had several named to the Eastern Missouri Conference team, namely junior David Sapp as a first team offensive lineman and senior Landon Oney as a first team defensive lineman. Seven Thunderbirds were honored with all-conference spots.
Sapp, who is a first-team Central Media all-district offensive lineman, and Oney, who is also a second team offensive lineman, blocked for an offense that averaged 127.8 rushing yards per game. Riley Humphrey, who is a second-team Central Media all-district running back, ran behind them and was a second team running back after running for 668 yards and seven touchdowns on 171 carries.
On the defensive line, Oney finished with 43 tackles, three tackles for loss and a sack to help earn him a second-team Central Media all-district selection.
Cashton Holloway was named as a second team receiver after amassing 214 yards and three touchdowns on 16 catches.
Lane Kimbley, who is a first-team Central Media all-district defensive back, had a strong showing as a second team defensive back with 53 tackles, nine pass break-ups and seven interceptions, which ties a school record.
Tucker Wright is a second team strong safety and outside linebacker after finishing with 15 tackles and a fumble recovery.
Kyle Pennell had second-team linebacker season with 34 tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack.
