Cantrell-Field selected for all-state six-man game
Kathleen Woodford Mineral Independent | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 1 month AGO
Brock Cantrell-Field, a sophomore from St. Regis was selected to be on the 6-Man Football All-State team. (Photo courtesy of Brock Cantrell-Field)
The high school 6-Man football all-state team was announced last week and Brock Cantrell-Field, a sophomore from St. Regis was selected to play.
“Blessed to be able to play against some of the best in the state and still get one of the highest honors,” Brock posted on Facebook regarding the announcement for the all-state selections.
The team includes five players from Hot Springs, who won the 6-Man state championship. Players are Trevor Paro, Kane Lawson, Blaine Carr, Sean Shea and Marco Degel. Hot Springs had an undefeated season with a 54-20 win over Westby-Grenora in the state championship. Four players from Westby-Grenora made all-state Daulton Holecek, Jeremiah Paine, Brian Field and Kade Guenther.
Bridger also had four players selected Ryan Zentner, Colter Zentner, Russell Zentner and Kaleb Buessing.
Below is a list of all-state 6-Man football players by division and then team followed by all-conference:
East
Bainville – Trustin Holcomb, Sr.; Will South, Jr.
Jordan – Tyrone Hageman, Sr.; John Saylor, Sr.; Kevin Murnion, Jr.
Richey-Labert – Casey Watson, Sr.; Jeff Scholla, Jr.
Savage – Bryar Lange, Sr.
Westby-Grenora – Daulton Holecek, Sr.; Jeremiah Paine, Jr.; Brian Field, Jr.; Kade Guenther, Sr.
South
Bridger – Ryan Zentner, Sr.; Colter Zentner, Jr.; Kaleb Buessing, Jr.; Russell Zentner, Jr.
Custer-Hysham – Shay Adler, Jr.; Matlock Morrison, Jr.
Grass Range-Winnett – Dawson Delaney, Sr.; Chris Campbell, So.
North
Big Sandy – Lawrence Allderdice, Sr.; Weston Allderdice, Jr.
Geraldine-Highwood – Louis Aron, Sr.; Joey Hale, So.
Heart Butte – Chasen Kipp, Sr.
Sunburst – Jordan Williams, Sr.; Treyton Pickering, Jr.
Valier – Isaac Ramos, Sr.; Colton Wheeler, Sr.; Wacey Running Crane, Jr.
West
Hot Springs – Trevor Paro, Sr.; Kane Lawson, Sr.; Blaine Carr, Sr.; Marco Degel, Jr.; Sean Shea, Sr.
St. Regis – Brock Cantrell-Field, So.
Valley Christian – Colton Becker, Sr.; Jordan Kelly, Sr.
West Yellowstone – Bryce Loomis, Sr.
White Sulphur Springs – Dawson Clayton, Jr.; Jordan Barfuss, Sr.; Aaron Dupea, Sr.
Complete all-conference 6-Man football selections, excluding all-state players, are listed below:
East
Richey-Lambert – Tanner Schipman, Sr.
Terry – Aaron Morast, Jr.
South
Grass Range-Winnett – Zane Stahl, So.; Caleb Hess, So.
Reed Point-Rapelje – Derek Peterson, Jr.
Roy-Winifred – Ryan Russell, So.; Braden Urion, Sr.; Rowan Rice, Sr.
North
Geraldine-Highwood – J.R. Spencer, So.
North Star – Devon Miller, Jr.; Keevan Borlaug, Sr.; Dylan Miller, Jr.
Sunburst – Michael Buckley, So.
Valier – Colten Curry, Jr.
West
Hot Springs – Wyatt Carr, Sr.
Lincoln – Coletin Trump, Sr.
Noxon – Quincy Grupenhoff, Sr.
West Yellowstone – Colter Ross, Jr.
White Sulphur Springs – Tyler Prothero, Sr.
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