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WFCA releases all-region teams for spring season
Monroe players named to Rock Valley Big all-conference
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MONROE — The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association released its all-region football teams for the spring season May 10. 

Monroe’s JT Seagreaves was honored as a DE, while teammate Caleb Bunker made his way onto the list on the offensive line and Trevor Rodebaugh was selected at running back.

Black Hawk-Warren had five positions selected: Thatcher Schliem (DL/OL), Ryan Molitor (DE/TE) and Lucas Milz (RB).

Brodhead-Juda’s Ben Knuth was selected for defensive line, with teammate Gage Boegli named at running back and Brady Malkow at tight end.

Nathan Streiff of New Glarus-Monticello was tabbed for both defensive back and wide receiver. Teammate Cole Walter was a pick on the offensive line, and quarterback Darris Schuett was also selected.

Belleville’s Anthony Nolden (WR), Jaxson Pier (DB) and Tyler Fahey (ILB) also made the list.

In the spring season, the Rock Valley Big released its all-conference teams. Monroe players were named 22 times — well more than any other school in the league.

The Cheesemakers swept the running back position on the first team, with seniors Tyler Matley and Trevor Rodebaugh being joined by sophomore Keatin Sweeney on the list. Wide receiver JT Seagreaves was also a first-team pick on offense, as were brothers Caleb Bunker (senior) and Isaac Bunker (sophomore). Defensively on the first team were Seagreaves and Caleb Bunker on the defensive line and Matley at defensive back.

Quarterback Max Golembiewski was a second-team selection. Senior offensive lineman Caleb Lincicum was also a second team pick, as were senior Preston Ambrose (DB), junior Chase Stoerp (DB) and sophomore Tucker Markham (LB). 

Juniors Aaron Roidt and Jaden Clark, and sophomore Austin Fuchs were named honorable mention.

Seagreaves was the league’s defensive player of the year, while Rodebaugh and Matley were the co-running backs of the year. Monroe head coach Toby Golembiewski was the coach of the year, with Tom Witt of Monroe named assistant coach of the year. Evansville quarter Tyr Severson was the offensive player of the year.