Dec 15, 2022 2 min read

FOOTBALL POY

Observer-Reporter Football Players of the Year

2022 — Quinton Martin, Belle Vernon

2021 — Devin Whitlock, Belle Vernon

2020 — Corban Hondru, Peters Township

2019 — Ben Jackson, West Greene

2018 — Christian Clutter, McGuffey

2017 — Nick Welsh, Washington

2016 – Isaiah Schoonmaker, Washington

2015 – Hunter Hayes, South Fayette

2014 – Brett Brumbaugh, South Fayette

2013 – Brett Brumbaugh, South Fayette

2012 – Shai McKenzie, Washington

2011 – Quad Law, Ringgold

2010 – Christian Brumbaugh, South Fayette

2009 – Christian Brumbaugh, South Fayette

2008 – Mike Hull, Canon-McMillan

2007 – Mike Yancich, Trinity

2006 – Jordan Clemons, Fort Cherry

2005 – Ben Jennings, Trinity

2004 – Doug Rheam, Canon-McMillan

2003 – Jim Gallagher, Peters Township (offense) and Marques Parks, South Fayette (defense)

2002 – Bobby Hathaway, Carmichaels and Travis Thomas, Washington (co-offense) and Mike Harrington, Fort Cherry (defense)

2001 – Perry Ivery, Fort Cherry (offense) and Dan Mozes, Washington (defense)

2000 – Lee Fritz, Waynesburg (offense) and Mike Randolph (Chartiers-Houston) defense

1999 – Mike Vernillo, Fort Cherry (offense) and Lanfer Simpson, Waynesburg (defense)

1998 – Mike Vernillo, Fort Cherry (offense) and Lee Tornabene, Canon-McMillan (defense)

1997 – Mike Vernillo, Fort Cherry (offense) and Rob Kolaczynski, Canon-McMillan (defense)

1996 – Josh Koscheck, Waynesburg (offense) and Mike Naleppa, Fort Cherry (defense)

1995 – Ken Carl, Washington and Andy Molinaro, Washington (offense) and Aaron Gatten, Washington (defense)

1994 – Keith Miller, Beth-Center (offense) and Aaron Gatten, Washington (defense)

1993 – Jason Barr, McGuffey and Rodney Wilson, West Greene (offense) and Rahmaire Brooks, Washington and Jamal Edwards, Washington (defense)

1992 – Keith Malone, Washington (offense) and Shawn Rohrer, Beth-Center (defense)

1991 – Darrell Harding, Charleroi (offense) and

1990 – Brian Miller, Ringgold (offense) and Mike Edwards, Washington and Marvin Merriweather, Washington (defense)

1989 – Derek Bochna, Mapletown (offense) and Marvin Merriweather, Washington (defense)

1988 – Derek Bochna, Mapletown (offense) and Kelly Rush (Elizabeth Forward)

1987 – Tom Wormsley, Trinity (offense) and Derry Quattrone, Ringgold (defense)

1986 – Brad Tokar, Fort Cherry (offense) and Nelson Walker, Ringgold (defense)

1985 – Bob Bullotta, Trinity

1984 – Brian Davis, Washington(offense) and Bob Brice, Ringgold (defense)

1983 – Brian Davis, Washington (offense)

1982 – Brian Davis, Washington (offense)