National Football Foundation awards ceremony set for Wednesday
A list of the 30 football players nominated for National Football Foundation’s awards ceremony.
By Clark County Today · January 16, 2018
La Center tight end Jackson Leslie (5) is one of 30 area high school football players who were nominated for a scholarship from the National Football Foundation. Photo by Mike Schultz
30 high school seniors nominated for scholarships at banquet
VANCOUVER — More than two dozen local high school football players have been nominated for scholarships that will be awarded Wednesday night at Hudson’s Bay High School.The 26th annual National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Awards Ceremony will start at 7 p.m.The athletes have been nominated by their coaches for not only their athletic skills but also for achievement in academics, school leadership, and community citizenship, according to a release from the Clark County chapter of the NFF.The local chapter was established in 1992 and has granted more than $325,000 in scholarships. General admission tickets are $15 and can be purchased at:https://nff-swwa-scholar-athlete-night2017.eventbrite.comNominated athletes by school are:Battle Ground: Noah Barr and Aksel FridrikssonCamas: Taylor Adams and Kyle AllenColumbia River: Nathan Kunz and Jonah LeavittColumbia White Salmon: William GrossEvergreen: Conner Ball and Nicholas RossmeislHeritage: Robert Meadors and Michael TalasHeritage quarterback Michael Talas (10) is one of 30 area high school football players to be nominated for scholarships from the National Football Foundation. Photo by Mike SchultzHockinson: Jacob Beslanowitch and Kyle BrabecHudson’s Bay: Myles Artis and Quadrese TeagueKing’s Way Christian: Coby Burns and Chandler WannLa Center: Jack Hiller and Jackson LeslieLa Center tight end Jackson Leslie (5) is one of 30 area high school football players who were nominated for a scholarship from the National Football Foundation. Photo by Mike SchultzMountain View: Mitchell Delmage and Zeek FromelSkyview: Michael Lundgren and Max RoseStevenson: Skyler BerntUnion: Riley Miller and Aiden NellorWashougal: Kade Coons and Ian HarrisWoodland: Jacob Flanagan and Wyatt HarshWoodland quarterback Wyatt Harsh (2) is one of two Beavers to be nominated for a scholarship from the National Football Foundation. Photo by Mike Schultz