FIRST TEAM OFFENSE (Seniors unless noted)
Quarterback
Conner Knoepfle, Andover, 6-2, 170: Dual threat who makes great decisions, delivers the ball on time and in the right place. Completed 179 of 283 passes for 2,547 yards and 27 TDs, added 623 yards rushing.
Running backs
Evan Hull, Maple Grove, junior, 6-1, 185: Relentless workhorse carried the Crimson offense. Ran for 2,174 yards, 19 touchdowns. Averaged 181.2 yards per game with a high of 397 in playoff victory over Roseville.
Solo Falaniko, Eden Prairie, 5-7, 190: Speed-power package who thrived after first contact. Had 1,529 yards, eight TDs. Maple Grove coach Matt Lombardi called him "the most underrated player we've faced."
Preston Jelen, Prior Lake, 6-0, 194: Versatile, plays with a high motor. Gave Prior Lake the element of speed on the edge. A Mr. Football finalist, he's also dangerous as a kick returner.
Receivers
Calvin Wishart, Delano, 6-2, 185: Basketball star committed to Georgia Southern, wowed in his only year playing football with 57 receptions, 1,296 yards, 14 TDs. "Best receiver I've coached in my 42 years at Delano," coach Merrill Pavlovich said.
Treyton Welch, Buffalo, junior, 6-3, 219: Athletic long-strider with exceptional ball skills, ability to make midair adjustments. Routinely makes the difficult catch common. Fifty-five receptions, 926 yards, 11 touchdowns.
Linemen
Ronald Audette, Elk River, 6-3, 310: Dominant blocking force for a rushing game that routinely puts up more than 300 yards. Very quick for his size. More than 90 pancakes. Committed to North Dakota St.