Eight Richland County players earn first team All-MOAC football honors

In all, 27 Richland County football players took home All-Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference honors, announced by the league Tuesday night.

Eight of those players were named to the first team, including five from MOAC outright champion Clear Fork. The Colts' Kaden Riddle, Ross Wine, Pawie Ault, Victor Skoog and Luke Schlosser were joined by Ontario's Bralen Boone and Chase Studer and Shelby's Issaiah Ramsey as first-team players from Richland County.

Here is the complete list of All-Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference football players.

All-Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference Football

First Team

Kaden Riddle, Clear Fork; Ross Wine, Clear Fork; Pawie Ault, Clear Fork; Victor Skoog, Clear Fork; Luke Schlosser, Clear Fork; Landon Kurtzman, Galion; Holden Hunter, Galion; Landon Campbell, Galion; Gabe Ivy, Galion; Carson Frankhouse, Galion; Landon Pedigo, Highland; Chandler Stevens, Highland; Caleb Hunter, Highland; Dane Nauman, Highland; Hayden Kline, Highland; Bralen Boone, Ontario; Chase Studer, Ontario; Issaiah Ramsey, Shelby; Cayden Shidone, River Valley; Will Garrison, River Valley

Second Team

Ty Sellers, Clear Fork; Victor Skoog, Clear Fork; Mason Pipes, Clear Fork; Logan Anderson, Clear Fork; Trystyn Robison, Clear Fork; Milo Burgholder, Clear Fork; Erick Hicks, Clear Fork; Landon Campbell, Galion; Braxton Prosser, Galion; Landon Hayes, Highland; Zach Schmidt, Highland; Brayden Robinson, Ontario; Jon Mounts, Ontario; Trey Booker, Ontario; Quinton Frankhouse, Ontario; Grason Bias, Ontario; Grant Butler River Valley; Keyan Shidone, River Valley; Mason Vent, Shelby; Cam Cline, Shelby; Brayden Devito, Shelby; Grayson Heydinger, Shelby

Honorable Mention

Hunter Weirich, Clear Fork; Elijah Chafin, Galion; Zach Church, Highland; Justin Long, Marion Harding; Bodpegn Miller, Ontario; Cadence Varner, Pleasant; Ethan Long, River Valley; Kasper Marten, Shelby

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This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: Eight Richland County players earn first team All-MOAC football honors