Fourteen Kansas high school senior football players have been selected by the Coach Bill Snyder Family/Sunflower Chapter of the National Football Foundation as 2021-22 scholar-athletes, including one from Inman and another from Kingman.
“This is an accomplished group of young men. We could not be more pleased to recognize their achievements on the field, but also in the classroom and in serving their respective communities,” Chapter President Gerry McGuire said. “Football is the ultimate team sport and these individuals displayed great leadership for their programs. We congratulate them, their coaches, parents and fans who supported them during their careers.”
These awards recognize excellence in academics, football and community leadership as selected by the chapter board of directors. The honorees had to be nominated by their head coach. The list includes:
● Nathaniel Bowman---Bucklin High School
● Kylan Cunningham—Lakeside Jr –Sr High School
● Jet Dineen—Free State High School
● Trey Harmison—Riley County High School
● Casey Helm—Madison High School
● Brandon Kerr—Maize High School
● Kyler Konrade-Inman High School
● Cody Moore—Mill Valley High School
● Mikey Pauley—Blue Valley Northwest High School
● Scott Price—Bucklin High School
● Colby Schreiner—Kingman High School
● Colt Sell—Chapman High School
● Ted Skalsky—Olpe High School
● Colby Stull—LaCrosse High School
Each of the state National Football Foundation chapters nominates an individual for the NFF’s Team of Distinction. Dineen, who will attend Kansas State and play football this fall, was selected as the Kansas
Scholar-Athlete for the NFF Team of Distinction.
These student-athletes will be honored at the annual chapter awards dinner, this year conducted May 11 in Lawrence.