Next up in our end-of-regular-season Player of the Year polls are the top players from the 2A classification.
Cast your vote at the bottom for who you think should be our 2A Player of the Year.
This list below may not contain all of the top players and is listed in no particular order. This poll is for you. It is for fun. Vote as often as you like. The poll allows you to refresh your browser and vote every few minutes. Get your friends and school to vote for your player. Have fun!
Note: Players are listed in alphabetical order.
QB Drew Alexander (Sr.), Yorktown
The gunslinger for a Yorktown offense that averaged 40.1 points per game in the regular season.
WR Kalen Barefield (Sr.), Yorktown
The leading receiver in a pass-happy Yorktown offense that averaged 40.1 points per game in the regular season.
RB/WR Dalton Brooks (Jr.), Shiner
A key playmaker for Shiner, he helped the Comanches average 42.1 points per game during the regular season.
RB/DL Doug Brooks (Sr.), Shiner
The other half of the Brooks brothers tandem, he is a force for Shiner on both sides of the ball.
QB Terry Bussey (So.), Timpson
A dual-threat quarterback for Timpson who already has Division I offers, he led the Bears to their second-straight undefeated regular season.
RB/LB Klyderion Campbell (Sr.), Mart
An elusive playmaker, he is Mart’s second-leading rusher and receiver as well as a key player on defense from his linebacker position.
WR David Charo (So.), Seymour
A breakout season for Charo as he was the leading receiver for the Panthers.
QB Korbin Covarrubiaz (Sr.)- Eldorado
Led a high-flying Eldorado offense that averaged 51.2 points per game in the regular season.
RB Colton Deckard (Jr.), Muenster
Paced the Muenster ground game, averaging 13 yards per carry, as the Hornets finished undefeated in the regular season for the first time since 2017.
RB Leric Eaton (Sr.), New Deal
The bell cow for a New Deal offense that averaged 41.2 points per game during the regular season.
RB Josh Fava (Sr.), Christoval
The workhorse out of the Christoval backfield as the Cougars won their second-straight district title.
LB Kevin Garcia (Sr.), Sundown
Anchored the Sundown defense from his middle linebacker position as the Roughnecks allowed just 15.2 points per game.
QB/S Kanon Gibson (Jr.), Wink
Did it all for Wink this year as he finished the regular season as its leading passer, rusher, and tackler.
QB/S Keegan Gilbreath (So.), Seymour
The leading passer and rusher for Seymour in addition to his role as a key playmaker at safety as the Panthers finished the regular season 6-4.
RB Paxton Hancock (Jr.) Centerville
Returned from a broken femur suffered in 2020 to anchor the Centerville backfield this season.
QB Ryan Harris (Sr.), Beckville
A dual-threat quarterback, he led Beckville to its first 10-0 regular season in school history.
QB Colter Hill (Sr.), Thrall
Led Thrall to a 6-4 season, including an upset win over its archrival Thorndale.
WR Jordan Kelley (Sr.), Refugio
A Division I prospect, he was a key playmaker for Refugio from his receiver position.
LB Jacob Marquez (So.), Olton
An enforcer on the Olton defense as he led the Mustangs in tackles and forced fumbles.
LB Da’Marion Medlock (Sr.), Mart
The leading tackler on a stingy Mart defense that gave up just 39 total points in the regular season.
RB/LB Jeremy Patton (Sr.), Tenaha
A Baylor commit, he was a key playmaker on both sides of the ball for Tenaha this year.
RB Marc Ramirez (Sr.), Wellington
The leader of Wellington’s run-heavy offense as the Skyrockets finished the regular season 6-3.
QB Cody Rinne (Sr.), Stratford
Stratford’s leading passer and rusher as the Elks finished the regular season 9-1, averaging 43.1 points per game offensively.
LB Brenton Wilhite (Jr.), Thorndale
Terrorized opposing offenses by leading Thorndale in tackles and sacks this season.
QB Desmond Woodson (Jr.), Marlin
A dual-threat quarterback, he led Marlin to its second-straight playoff berth in a pass-happy offense.
QB Zane Zeinert (Sr.), Rosebud-Lott
The leader of a Rosebud-Lott offense that averaged 34.8 points per game as the Cougars went 5-5 in the regular season.
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