Derby all-state quarterback Lem Wash signed to play college football at Tennessee Tech next season.
Lem Wash
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As the top Kansas high school football players make their decisions on where to play college football, Varsity Kansas has compiled a list of the area’s players who are participating in Wednesday’s national signing day.
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NCAA Division I FBS
Army
Zac Daher, Northwest
Kansas
Jake Eisenhauer, Salina Central (walk on)
Navy
Ben Purvis, Bishop Carroll
Northern Illinois
Julius Bolden, Northwest
Wetu Kalomo, Northwest
TCU
Noah Bolticoff, Rose Hill
Derby quarterback Lem Wash avoids the Blue Valley North defense Saturday in the Kansas Class 6A state championship game at the College Boulevard Activity Center in Olathe. Susan Pfannmuller Special to The Eagle
NCAA Division I FCS
Missouri State
Davin Simms, Andover Central
Todric McGee, Northwest
North Dakota State
Braden Rucker, Eureka
Tennessee Tech
Lem Wash, Derby
Maize South senior wide receiver Jake Johnson has 728 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns through six games, among the area leaders in receiving. Laurie Welch Courtesy
NCAA Division II
Central Missouri
Isaiah Maikori, Andover
Emporia State
Caleb Nott, Northwest
Cassius Williams, West
Fort Hays State
Logan Bolinger, Maize South
Austin Carlson, Clearwater
Jack Hileman, Derby
Jake Johnson, Maize South
Kleyton Schreiber, Stafford
Kyler Semrad, Goddard
Missouri S&T
Josh Sanders, Maize
Pittsburg State
Eli Wilcox, Augusta
Southwestern Oklahoma State
Bryce Bischler, Rose Hill
Washburn
Rhett Brown, Goddard
Nate Harding, Maize
Nick Hogan, Eisenhower
Gabe Havlovic, Bishop Carroll
William Jewell
Byron Fitchpatrick, Maize South
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Junior college
Butler
Carson Arndt, Northwest
Matthew Glen, Salina Central
Daylan Jones, East
A.J. King, East
Jaxon Powers, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Mason Ross, Northwest
Ethan Stuhlsatz, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
George Traglia, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Peyton Wiechmann, Maize South
Zach Wittenberg, El Dorado
Coffeyville
Doug Bates, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Rian Green, West
Cole Hough, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Marion Ponds, East
Braxton Powers, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Dodge City
Carter Brown, Inman
Fontaine Dixon, Trinity Academy
Adama Faye, East
Jalen Martin, Northwest
Fort Scott
Aiden Kendall, Newton
Highland
Andrew Gimino, Kapaun Mt. Carmel
J’Qwon Johnson, West
Jonathan Wright, Conway Springs
Hutchinson
Michael Anthony, Northwest
Hunter Barlow, Haven
Tanner Cash, Clearwater
Brayden Collins, Canton-Galva
Darius Cooper, East
Nathan Hale, Northwest
Alec McCuan, Hutchinson
Ashton Ngo, Andover
Darby Roper, Haven
Colin Shields, Maize South
Independence
Brenden Barley, East
Jackson Bradley, Campus
Kaleb Coleman, Northwest
Avonte Dixon, Campus
Kamarion Hart, East
Ezavyar Jackson, Salina Central
Royal Johnson, East
Davion Ware, Heights
Iowa Western
Aiden Niedens, Bishop Carroll
Halstead senior Lakin Farmer rushed for 533 yards in Halstead’s 48-34 win over Hesston last Friday. It was the second-most rushing yards in a single game in Kansas high school football history. Shawn Kohr Courtesy
NAIA
Baker
Austin Coash, Valley Center
Bethel
Ben Bollinger, Hesston
Lakin Farmer, Halstead
Kale Funk, Goessel
Doug Grider, Halstead
Cole Herman, Halstead
Cade Mason, Hoisington
Noah Phillips, Argonia-Attica
Friends
Trent Beckwith, Winfield
Cypress Sallee, Southeast
Kansas Wesleyan
Braiden Botterweck, Newton
Dominic Phillips, Valley Center
Mount Marty (S.D.)
Kenny Ferhman, Wellington
Ottawa
Brycen Burkholder, Pratt
Peru State (Neb.)
Kolby Tibbets, East
Southwestern
AJ McCullough, West
Breyson Tuggle, West
Corbin Williams, Campus
Waldorf (Iowa)
Tyler Kohls, Augusta
This story was originally published February 3, 2021 at 10:08 AM.
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