Moniteau's Armagost named top back
Moniteau junior quarterback Kyle Armagost was named Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference Back of the Year.
Armagost rushed for 1,146 yards and passed for 1,336 yards for the Warriors.
Logan Wetzel of A-C Valley was named KSAC golf MVP.
Other notable awards presented by the conference include North Clarion's Nick Schmader as boys cross country MVP, Cranberry's McKenna Spence as girls cross country MVP, Clarion's Ian Matson as Football Lineman of the Year and Clarion's Danielle Fleeger as volleyball MVP.
Butler County area athletes earning All-KSAC honors follow:
Boys Cross CountryFirst Team: Matt Slagle (Karns City)
Second Team: Alex Edmonds (Moniteau), Evan McGarvey (Karns City), Robert Brehm (Moniteau)
Third Team: Nate Best (A-C Valley), Ethan McGarvey (Karns City)
Girls Cross CountryFirst Team: Lacee Scheerbaum (Karns City)
Second Team: Heather Porter (Moniteau)
Third Team: Taylor Shaffer (Moniteau)
FootballFirst TeamOffensive line: Jordan Smith (Moniteau)
Quarterback: Kyle Armagost (Moniteau)
Punter: Kyle Armagost (Moniteau)
Tight end: Zach Sloan (Moniteau)
Cornerback: Ethan Pry (Moniteau)
Second TeamOffensive line: Jake Gezik (Union), Zack Kepple (Karns City), Dylan Frieters (Karns City)
Slotback: Ethan Pry (Moniteau)
Wide receiver: Brody Pollock (Union)
Running backs: Austin Davis (Union), Dustin Geagan (Moniteau), Alex Ford (A-C valley)
Defensive line: Nate Ealy (Karns City)
Linebackers: Austin Davis (Union), Jordan Smith (Moniteau)
Safety: Trent Corle (Union)
GolfFirst Team: Tucker Preston (Karns City), Blayne McGuirk (A-C Valley)
Second Team: Mitch Hunter (Moniteau), Allan Eaton (A-C Valley)
VolleyballFirst Team: Tina Lipps (Union), Tricia Kerlin (A-C Valley)
Second Team: Meredith Snyder (A-C Valley)
Third Team: Brooke Hiles (Karns City), Mariah Winchester (Union)
