To the victors go the spoils.
Wahama clinched its second straight TVC Hocking Division championship in football this fall, which is why the White Falcons had eight of the Ohio Valley Publishing area’s 21 selections on the 2011 All-TVC teams as selected by the coaches within the respective leagues.
Wahama (8-0) improved to 16-0 alltime in TVC Hocking play, and as a result the Red and White came away with all three top honors in their division. Ed Cromley was named coach of the year for a second consecutive season, while senior Isaac Lee was named the offensive MVP and junior Zach Wamsley was selected as the defensive MVP.
Seniors Jamin Branch, Anthony Grimm, Colton McKinney, Matt Stewart and Zac Warth were also selected to the All-TVC Hocking squad for the White Falcons, who own a 21-game regular season winning streak headed into next fall.
Playoff qualifier South Gallia (6-2) had five representatives on the all-league squad after finishing third in the TVC Hocking this fall. Seniors Danny Matney, Dalton Matney, Cory Haner and Jesse Fisher were all named to the squad for the Rebels, as was sophomore Jacob White.
Eastern (3-5) and Southern (2-6) both had two representatives after placing sixth and seventh, respectively, in the nine-team division. Senior Tyler Cline and junior Max Carnahan were the Eagle honorees, while senior Ryan Taylor and sophomore Tyler Barton were selected for the Tornadoes.
Meigs had four selections in the TVC Ohio Division after finishing in a three-way tie for third place with Alexander and Wellston. The Marauders (2-3) were represented by seniors Charlie Barrett, Jeffrey Roush, Blake Crow and Zach Sayre on the list.
Athens (5-0) won the TVC Ohio title this year, which allowed Ryan Adams to win coach of the year honors for AHS. Seniors DeVon Sharp (Athens) and Dustin Young (Nels-York) shared offensive MVP honors, while senior Mitch Rider (AHS) was selected as the defensive MVP.
2011 All-TVC Hocking Football
Jamin Branch, Wahama Sr
Isaac Lee, Wahama Sr
Anthony Grimm, Wahama Sr
Zach Wamsley, Wahama Jr
Colton McKinney, Wahama Sr
Matt Stewart, Wahama Sr
Zac Warth, Wahama Sr
Austin Keith, Trimble Sr
Cyrus Jones, Trimble Sr
Chris Spears, Trimble Sr
Justin Jewell, Trimble Sr
Konner Standley, Trimble So
Wyatt Deak, Trimble Jr
Danny Matney, South Gallia Sr
Dalton Matney, South Gallia Sr
Cory Haner, South Gallia Sr
Jacob White, South Gallia So
Jesse Fisher, South Gallia Sr
Kendrick Schwendeman, Waterford Sr
Trevor Lang, Waterford Sr
Brian Moore, Waterford Jr
Tyler Pyatt, Waterford Sr
Peyton Seel, Fed Hock So
Josh Cunningham, Fed Hock Sr
Kyle Jackson, Fed Hock Jr
Max Carnahan, Eastern Jr
Tyler Cline, Eastern Sr
Tyler Barton, Southern So
Ryan Taylor, Southern Sr
Dakota Bond, Miller Sr
Matthew Sinift, Miller Sr
Todd Packard, Belpre Sr
Wes Hatfield, Belpre Sr
Coach of the Year: Ed Cromley, Wahama
Offensive MVP: Isaac Lee, Wahama
Defensive MVP: Zach Wamsley, Wahama
All-TVC Ohio Football
Chris Russell, Athens Sr
Mitch Rider, Athens Sr
DeVon Sharp, Athens Sr
Nick Stanley, Athens Sr
Trevor Sorrell, Athens Sr
Travis Taylor, Athens Sr
Cody Mack, Athens Sr
Dustin Young, Nels-York Sr
Nathan Dean, Nels-York Sr
Kyle Moore, Nels-York Sr
Jacob Perkins, Nels-York Sr
Daniel Kline, Nels-York Sr
Charlie Barrett, Meigs Sr
Jeffrey Roush, Meigs Sr
Blake Crow, Meigs Sr
Zach Sayre, Meigs Sr
Trey Bennett, Alexander Sr
Michael Douglas, Alexander Sr
Michael Daniels, Alexander Sr
James Bolin, Alexander Sr
Jaylen Prater, Wellston Sr
Michael Grey, Wellston Sr
Austin Craig, Wellston Sr
Dakota Brown, Wellston Jr
Joey Batey, Vinton County Sr
Curtis Lindner, Vinton County Sr
Coach of the Year: Ryan Adams, Athens
Co-Offensive MVP: DeVon Sharp, Athens and Dustin Young, Nels-York
Defensive MVP: Mitch Rider, Athens
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