Webbers Falls RB District BII-4 Offensive MVP; other Warriors make all-district team

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January 1, 2025

By David Seeley Sports Editor

Webbers Falls senior running back Aiden Turley was named the District BII-4 Offensive Most Valuable Player for the 2024 season. Turley has been invited to play in the annual 8-Man All-Star Game this summer at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami.

Four other Warriors were named to the first team of the All-District BII-4 Team — senior linebacker Dawson LIttlefield, sophomore defensive back Gunner Shelby, senior offensive lineman Ryan Cowan and freshman defensive lineman Thadan Yandell.

Six Warriors made the second-team all-district — sophomore quarterback Brutus Robinson, sophomore running back Austin Barger, freshman tight end Chevy Cole, junior wide receiver Trysten Wilbourn, senior offensive lineman Elliott Kunkel and junior defensive back Clayton Roberts.

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