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Football: Gaddis named Coach of the Year in Region 3-5A

Posted at 11:54 am November 27, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff 1 Comment

Oak Ridge Coach Joe Gaddis celebrates his 300th football coaching win after the Wildcats beat Clinton 42-6 on Blankenship Field on Friday, Oct. 13, 2017. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

Oak Ridge Coach Joe Gaddis celebrates his 300th football coaching win after the Wildcats beat Clinton 42-6 on Blankenship Field on Friday, Oct. 13, 2017. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

Information from WYSH Radio

The All-Region 3-5A Football Team has been announced, and among those honored from Oak Ridge are Joe Gaddis, Jeff Miner, Johnny Stewart, Kai’Reese Pendergrass, and Isaac Quick.

Gaddis was named Coach of the Year, Miner was named Defensive Assistant of the Year, and Stewart was named Co-player of the Year. Pendergrass was named Defensive Back, and Quick was named Punter.

Oak Ridge players named to the First Team were Adarius Cox, Caleb Martin, T.J. Johnson, Cobe Angel, Jack Borchers, Ramar Hawkins, Jeremy Mitchell, Jacob Adams, Adarius Simpson, and Jaycen McGhee.

Sam McFarland of Oak Ridge was named to the Academic Team.

Here is the complete list of those who were honored:

2017 All-Region 3-5A Football Team

Coaches and Players of the Year

Coach of the Year—Joe Gaddis (Oak Ridge)

Offensive Assistant of the Year—Justin Long (Fulton)

Defensive Assistant of the Year—Jeff Miner (Oak Ridge)

Co-POY—Johnny Stewart (Oak Ridge), Zach Rutherford (Campbell County)

Offensive POY—Xavier Malone (Fulton)

Defensive POY—Zach Stokes (West)

Quarterback—Walker Trusley (Powell)

Running back—Tee Hodge-Harper (Karns)

Fullback—Deshawn Page (Fulton)

Tight End—Elijah Phillips (Campbell County)

Wide Receiver—Shawn Marcum (Campbell County)

Offensive Lineman—Bryson Garrett (Karns)

Defensive Lineman—Tyreece Edwards (West)

Linebacker—Robquan Thomas (Fulton)

Defensive Back—Kai’Reese Pendergrass (Oak Ridge)

Punter—Isaac Quick (Oak Ridge)

Place Kicker—Logan Bowers (West)

Returner—Dorian Williamson (Fulton)

Specialist—Jashaun Fenderson (Fulton)

Sophomore of the Year—Drew Francis (West)

First Team

Oak Ridge—Adarius Cox, Caleb Martin, TJ Johnson, Cobe Angel, Jack Borchers, Ramar Hawkins, Jeremy Mitchell, Jacob Adams, Adarius Simpson, and Jaycen McGhee. Fulton—Coryean Davis, James Davis, Jaquez Booker, Michael Hobby, J’Coryan Anderson, Dearies Farmer, Demarcus Cash, Zurich Hudson, Joey Smith, and Jeryn Cole. West—Cal Cook, Ben Skvara, Daniel Leadbetter, Reid Britton, Trariq Hardin, Juan Davis, Zion McCray, and Sebastian Latorre. Campbell County—Gary Seibers, Bryce Trentham, Drew Jordan, Christian England, Javan McCulley, Zack Phillips, Logan Berry, and Eric Hopper. Powell—Bryson Reed, Jonathan McQueen, Alvin Stacy, Colton Webb, Michael Treadwell, Riley Bryant, and Bailor Walker. Karns—Thomas Harper, Daniel Kitts, Kobe Vaughn, Hunter Osborn, and Landon Kelly. Clinton—Trevon Hill, Javian Booker, Isiah Washington, and Luke Johnson.

Academic Team

Oak Ridge—Sam McFarland. Fulton—Joey Smith. West—Will Babb. Campbell County—Preston Bowman. Powell—Wesley Hardin. Karns—Asher Miller. Clinton—Reagan McKamey.

WYSH Radio in Clinton is an Oak Ridge Today news partner.

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Academic Team, Adarius Cox, Adarius Simpson, All-Region 3-5A Football Team, Caleb Martin, Co-player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Cobe Angel, Defensive Assistant of the Year, Defensive Back, First Team, Isaac Quick, Jack Borchers, Jacob Adams, Jaycen McGhee, Jeff Miner, Jeremy Mitchell, Joe Gaddis, Johnny Stewart, Kai'Reese Pendergrass, Oak Ridge, punter, Ramar Hawkins, Region 3-5A football, T.J. Johnson

Comments

  1. Angi Agle says

    November 27, 2017 at 1:48 pm

    Thank you. Coach Gaddis! We had a fabulous team this year, with many talented players who gave all. I’m very proud of my Wildcats!

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