Little Ten Conference honors
Dexter Regional High School and Foxcroft Academy were both well represented on the 2019 all-conference team for the Little Ten Conference (Class D North) .
Dexter quarterback Logan Perkins was one of two selections to the First Team offense. The squad includes Foxcroft utility player Logan Martin — he was also chosen as the top punter in the LTC — and Dexter placekicker Gage Stone.
Observer file photo/Stuart Hedstrom
TOSS LEFT — Dexter senior Cameron Paige takes the toss from senior signal-caller Logan Perkins during the team’s semifinal game last month. Paige was the Tiger nominee for LTC Player of the Year honors and he was named to the Second Team Offense at fullback. Perkins is a First Team quarterback and Second Team linebacker.
Named to the First Team defense was Dexter’s Haedyn Guenther at end, Stone at linebacker and Stedman and Parker Ponte of Dexter in the defensive backfield.
Foxcroft signal-caller Austin Seavey was one of two Second Team quarterback selections. This offensive team includes Dexter fullback Cameron Paige, Ponte as a running back, Stedman at wide receiver and kicker, Guenther as a guard and Stone as the utility player.
Observer file photo/Stuart Hedstrom
ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS — Foxcroft junior Logan Martin, breaking away for a touchdown during a September game vs. Mount View, was the Pony nominee for LTC Player of the Year. Martin was chosen for the First Team offense as the utility player and punter and named to the Second Team defense as a defensive back.
Named to the Second Team defense was Dexter interior lineman Parker Richardson, Foxcroft end Isaac Weymouth, Perkins at linebacker and Martin and Avery Gagnon of Dexter as defensive backs.
The LTC All-Academic honorees include Guenther, Paige, Perkins, Richardson, Stone, Robbie Dorman, Ponte and Isaac Webber of Dexter and Khrystofor Downing of Foxcroft.
Paige and Martin were both selected as their respective teams Player of the Year nominees.
Dale Curry Coach of the Year honors were shared by Dexter’s Andrew Shorey and Joel Sankey of Bucksport High School.