Tennessee Sports Writers Association Unveils 2024 All-State Football Teams

Tennessee Sports Writers Association Unveils 2024 All-State Football Teams

Tennessee Sports Writers Association Names 2024 All-State Football Teams

This year’s Division I all-state football teams for the 2024 TSSAA season have been released by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association, and it showcases some of the top talents from across the state. These athletes have proven their skills and commitment on the field and are being recognized for their outstanding performances.

Key Players in Division I Classes

In the quarterback category, Tyler Thompson from Marshall County takes a standout spot alongside seniors Mason Phillips from Northview Academy and Landon Hensley from Anderson County. The running back group is equally impressive, featuring Waylon LaRue from Anderson County and Carson Quillen of Greeneville, with seniors Rhyan Brown from Melrose and Zach Borders from Macon County rounding out the list.

Receiving and Offensive Line

In the wide receiver category, Aja Jones from Marshall County, Trent Strickland from Anderson County, and Derrick Smith Jr. from Fulton have all made the cut. The offensive line features notable seniors like Brody Frye from Macon County and Judd Taylor from Carter, among others. The all-state athlete title goes to Javion Kinnard from Pearl-Cohn, while Avery Hurst from Crockett County has secured the kicker position.

Defensive Standouts

On the defensive side, Hunter Griggs and Kyler Garcia lead the way in the defensive linemen category, while the linebackers include Cody Miller and Drew Armbrister. As for defensive backs, Gabe Borders from Macon County and Donovan Higgins from Pearl-Cohn have made impressive contributions.

All-State Honors in Division II and III

The all-state teams also highlighted talents in Division II and Division III, with standout quarterbacks like Kelvin Perkins from Southwind and Miles Reding from Kirkwood. In running backs, Cooper Jordan from Hendersonville and Skylar Thomas from Jefferson County also shine.

These selections represent the dedication and hard work of these players, and their achievements will certainly leave a mark on Tennessee high school football this season.