10/13/2026
Vote for Lamar Ceant for KCII Radio Football Athlete of the Week!
Listeners, it's time to select the KCII Area FOOTBALL Athlete of the Week. Cast your vote by commenting the school on this poll post. One vote/comment per person. (Last week's winning school will return next week) We'll feature the winner on the KCII Roder Epoxy Football Friday Preview Show 10/16. This poll closes Wednesday 10/14 at 8AM.
Washington- Blaine Rees- Against the high-powered Solon offense, the All-state Demon senior Rees represented, accounting for nine tackles, one for loss against the top-ranked team in the state. This season Rees is third in Class 3A with 57 total stops, 12 for loss. He also has an interception.
Mid-Prairie- Caedyn Huston- The Mid-Prairie senior has played a big part for the Hawks in bringing home their school-record third straight district championship in 2026 with a clinching win at Mediapolis Friday. Huston had 10 tackles in the win at MEPO. He leads the Golden Hawks with 51 total tackles, top 15 in 2A, three for loss and a sack this season.
Highland-Lone Tree- Aiden Yoder- Defense was a big reason why HLT was able to spoil Homecoming in CJ Friday and Aiden Yoder was in the middle of the action. The junior had a team high 12 tackles, 11 solo, two for loss and a sack. He has 32 total tackles this season.
Columbus- Lamar Ceant- The Wildcat senior was a Homecoming highlight reel Friday against HLT, averaging 10 yards per carry while rushing for 150 total. Ceant also finished with four tackles on defense. He is he Wildcats leading rusher at 40 carries 393 yards and a trio of touchdowns on the season.
WACO- Casey Coakley- The senior and the rest of the Warriors were party-crashers at Springville Friday, spoiling the Orioles Homecoming with a running clock road win. Coakley scored a pair of rushing touchdowns with 89 yards total on 13 carries. Defensively, he finished with five tackles, one for loss and a sack, while forcing a pair of fumbles.
Sigourney-Keota- Blake Baker- In a playoff clincher for the Cobras at Durant, Baker brought his best. SK cemented their spot in the postseason with a 42-6 win, spoiling the Wildcats Senior Night. The junior averaged 15 yards per rush on 14 carries for 210 total yards and a pair of touchdowns, including a 50-yard romp. Defensively he had three tackles. This season, He leads SK on the ground with 809 yards and 11 touchdowns. Baker also has a team best 32 tackles and two interceptions.