5A All-Idaho football team unveiled. Meet the 49 best high school players in Idaho

Tommy Togiai, Highland

The 6-3, 300-pound senior and U.S. Army All- American racked up 93 tackles and 11 sacks this fall to become the second-leading tackler in Highland history despite never-ending double and triple teams.

“He’s one of the most dominant football players our state has ever seen,” Mountain View coach Judd Benedick said. “It’s amazing that someone playing defensive tackle can completely change a football game.”

Gino Mariani, Highland

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QB: Colson Yankoff, Coeur d’Alene

RB: Braden Youngstrom, Rigby

The 5-10, 190-pound senior stepped up on the big stage, finishing with 2,130 all-purpose yards and 23 TDs.

RB: Caden Cobb, Kuna

Kuna’s student body president had a nose for big plays, tallying 2,251 total yards and 22 TDs.

WR: Ellis Magnuson, Borah

Opponents knew where the ball was going. They still couldn’t slow the 6-1 junior (1,053 yards, seven TDs).

WR: Jerome Miller, Kuna

The 6-2, 205-pound senior hauled in anything within his wide radius for 71 catches, 1,071 yards and nine TDs.

TE: Cole Ramseyer, Coeur d’Alene

The Boise State commit (6-4, 220) posed a matchup nightmare with his strength, speed and ball skills.

OL: Keeghan Freeborn, Rocky Mountain

The future Boise State nose tackle (6-2, 300) led one of the most potent ground games in the state.

OL: Noah Gunn, Coeur d’Alene

The Air Force commit (6-4, 290) was a force at left tackle all season, protecting Yankoff’s blindside.

OL: Drew McGuinn, Capital

Once the 6-8, 350-pound senior got his hands on a defender, it was game over. Idaho State has offered him.

OL: Luke Masters, Eagle

The Mustangs ran behind their 6-3, 240-pound junior all season. He anchored the line at left tackle.

OL: Gatlin Condie, Mountain View

A starter for two and a half years, the 6-1, 235-pound senior helped the Mavs run for 270 yards a game.

K: Jacob Johnson, Timberline

The reliable senior converted 34 of 35 PATs and 7 of 12 field goals, including a long of 44 yards.

DL: Cade Ray, Mountain View

The 6-2, 235-pound senior lived behind the line of scrimmage with 17 tackles for loss and seven sacks.

DL: Garrett Crane, Highland

Playing football for the first time, the 6-4, 215-pound senior amassed 15.5 sacks with a blazing speed rush.

DL: Keagan McCoy, Capital

Using an unmatched motor, the 6-foot, 220-pound senior led 5A with 18 sacks and added 92 tackles.

LB: Kolmon Farnsworth, Highland

Farnsworth (6-3, 205) tallied 109 tackles and had the explosiveness for three pick-six INT returns.

LB: Ross Chadderdon, Coeur d’Alene

The 6-1, 205-pound senior racked up 133 tackles and carried a heavy punch to force seven fumbles.

LB: Dylan Arrate, Mountain View

The SIC’s leading tackler (123), the senior captained the Mavs defense and delivered loads of big hits.

LB: Caleb Beggerly, Coeur d’Alene

A running back and linebacker, the 5-11, 210-pound senior led the Vikings on both sides of the ball.

DB: Sam Horsley, Highland

A sure tackler with the speed to erase open space, the Rams locked him up on the opponent’s No. 1 receiver.

DB: John T’ia , Rocky Mountain

A blur off the edge, the senior corner collected five sacks and was a home run threat as a returner.

DB: Jordan Godeny-Scott, Capital

Opponents quickly learned to run away from the aggressive and instinctual two-way starter.

DB: Kalvin Stewart, Eagle

The 6-2, 205-pound senior picked off three passes, racked up 61 tackles and delivered a horde of big hits.

P: Jacob Johnson, Timberline

Also a first-team kicker, the senior averaged 40 yards a punt and allowed the Wolves to flip field position.

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This story was originally published December 13, 2017 at 9:30 PM with the headline "5A All-Idaho football team unveiled. Meet the 49 best high school players in Idaho."