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All-region teams: Macon County's Smith named top player in 4-AA

By Todd Holcomb
Dec 5, 2014

Here is the all-region team for 4-AA, as voted by the league's coaches:

Player of the year: Roquan Smith, Macon County, Sr.

Offensive player of the year: Juan Tucker, Lamar County, Jr.

Defensive player of the year: Joseph Daniels, Macon County, Sr.

Athlete of the year: Tekorian Denson, Northeast, Sr.

Coach of the year: Larry Harold, Macon County

First-team offense

QB - Khari Lane, Macon County, So.

RB - Noah Eure, Lamar County, Sr.

RB - Jordan Stone, Monticello, Jr.

WR - Devontae Hudson, Macon County, Sr.

WR - Audie Farley, Northeast, Sr.

TE - Caleb Wynne, Bleckley County, Sr.

OL - Michael Banister, Lamar County, Sr.

OL - Larry Dumas, Lamar County, Sr.

OL - Jose Yanez, Macon County, Sr.

OL - Raymond Smith, Macon County, Jr.

OL - Chris Anglin, Monticello, Jr.

First-team defense

DL - Rashad Johnson, Lamar County, Sr.

DL - Garrison Williams, Monticello, Sr.

DL - Eddie Blash, Bleckley County, Jr.

DL - Robert Miller, Macon County, Jr.

LB - Shamar Slappy, Bleckley County, Sr.

LB - Jaqwan Roberts, Macon County, Sr.

LB - Pippin Davis, Lamar County, Jr.

DB - LJ Smith, Lamar County, Jr.

DB - Antavis Robertson, Bleckley County, Sr.

DB - Kyron Smith, Macon County, Jr.

DB - Quincy Standifer, Monticello, Sr.

First-team specialists

K - David Saldana, Macon County, Jr.

P - Austin Simmons, Bleckley County, Sr.

SN - Walt McMichael, Monticello, Sr.

RET - Curt McDonald, Macon County, So.

Second-team offense

QB - Thomas Deraney, Monticello, Jr.

RB - Anthony Wright, Bleckley County, Sr.

RB - Jared Daniels, Macon County, So.

WR - Trey Brown, Macon County, Fr.

WR - Matthew Lawson, Monticello, So.

TE - Jordan Stewart, Monticello, Jr.

OL - Zarnarian Jones, Northeast, Jr.

OL - Dedtravious Howard, Northeast, Jr.

OL - Joseph Journey, Macon County, So.

OL - Chris Elliott, Lamar County, Sr.

OL - Xavier Gude, Monticello, Sr.

Second-team defense

DL - Alex Gardner, Lamar County, Sr.

DL - Marcus Fuller, Lamar County, Sr.

DL - Eddie Gibson, Northeast, Sr.

DL - Malik Walker, Macon County, Jr.

LB - Jashahwuan Youmans, Putnam County, Jr.

LB - Chris O'Neal, Lamar County, Jr.

LB - Marquell Jackson, Macon County, So.

DB - Philip Thomas, Northeast, So.

DB - Quinton Harrison, Macon County, Sr.

DB - Andruw O'Neal, Lamar County, So.

DB - Jay Johnson, Monticello, So.

Second-team specialists

K - Bryce Crawford, Monticello, Jr.

P - Jared Cornado, Putnam County, Sr.

SN - Cale Floyd, Bleckley County, Jr.

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