MENOMINEE Article — Ten members of the M&M Timberjacks and the entire offensive line have been honored with All-Wisconsin State Football League laurels. Five Timberjacks and the offensive line earned first team honors, and seven players were named to the second team.
     Joel Wortner earned first-team honors as a defensive end and was also named as the secondteam tight end.  Randy Hoheneder, the leading rusher in the WSFL, was named the top running back, Willie Cornelius is a first-team selection at defensive tackle and Rob LaCrosse was named to the first team secondary.  Dale Svoboda, Ryan DeLaurelle, Derek Techmeier, John Williquette, Mark Menor, Jesse Yoder, Adam Buyarski and Aaron Hodgins all played significant rolls in the offensive line for the Timberjacks this season, according to coach Joe Plautz.  Dan Ries (fullback), Zak Shutte (receiver), Neal Weddel (defensive tackle), James Ahrndt (linebacker), Drew Buyarski (safety) and punter/kicker Matt DeGrand joined Wortner on the second team.
     The Timberjacks advanced to the WSFL title game before losing to defending champion Fox Valley Force. Force quarterback Gary Griffin, defensive tackle Rick Novacheck, safety/punt returner Travis Fischer, Punter Travis Rogers, kicker Jason Borchardt, and special teams defensive player Jake Ricker were also named to the first team. Fullback Nathaniel Muckerheid, tight end.kick returner Jamil Moore, linebackers Robert McNitt and Josh Bardon and safety Dustin Soerens of the Oostburg Rebels, receiver Matt Gautier and defensive end Brian Oudenhoven of the Bay Area Vipers, receiver Jeremy Lambie of the West Bend Junkyard Dogs and Paul Survis of the Saukville Demons were also named to he first team.