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Midway Jr Ayden Bauwens – 2025 37rec 803yards 9TD

Bauwens helped orchestrate one of the greatest offensive seasons in sprint football history while having one of the greatest individual seasons in sprint football history as a receiver. Bauwens proved that he has all the tools to be one of the best offensive players in the sport. Good size, great route running, and uncanny ability to track to ball while on the move, and top end speed to finish plays. Bauwens benefits from playing with a great running mate in Soph Quincy Barber, but the now seasoned receiver is elite in his own right. Expect Bauwens to light up the stat sheet in Midway’s last season in the MSFL.

Army Sr Parker Williams 2025 26rec 440yards 5TD

Williams has everything lined up to have a big senior season. The former Division I receiver has been biding his time with the Black Knights which resulted in his first major impact year last season. Williams is a physical receiver that can make tough catches and has a knack for maximizing the amount of YAC he can get every time he touches the ball. With a year starting under his belt and a proven senior quarterback in Kyle West, Williams should have a fantastic year and prove that he is one of the better receivers in the CSFL.

Molloy Gr Peter von Schoenermarck – 2025 39rec 512yards 4TD

Schoenermarck has been the main force for the Molloy offense since their inaugural season in 2024. The veteran pass catcher is one of the most complete and well-rounded offensive players in the CSFL. Schoenermarck has great size for the position which allows him to play a very physical game. It’s not uncommon to see him stand up incoming defenders and not go down until 2 or more guys make contact. Schoenermarck can also line up everywhere on the field. Outside receiver, slot, and even tight end are all viable places to line him up in the Lions offense. Schoenermarck should be the catalyst for the Lions offense this season as the look to improve going into year 3.

Midway Soph Quincy Barber – 2025 40rec 696yards 5TD

Many teams would be thrilled to have 1 elite wide receiver. Midway is lucky enough to have 2 in Ayden Bauwens and Quincy Barber. Barber brings elite speed to the Eagles offense. He also has shown and elite ability to track the ball while in the air and on the move. Many of his most explosive plays last season involved him hitting the gas and having to adjust his hands and body while the ball is in the air with a defender or incoming tacklers attempting to disrupt him. Barber proved he is one of the league’s best in his first year in the MSFL. Both he and Bauwens should have a great final year in the MSFL.

Caldwell Gr Arjun Petgrave-2025 46rec 612yards 6TD

Petgrave heads into his final season as one of the best players in Caldwell history. The big outside receiver has all the tools you would want in a textbook X receiver. Petgrave uses his height, length, speed, and strength to dominate his matchups. Petgrave is every quarterback’s dream on the outside. He can take shorter plays to the house, turn something out of nothing, run great routes, and maybe most importantly dominate when it comes to catching 50/50 balls. With a strong final season Petgrave can join rare company as one of the few at his position to be considered the best to ever do it.

CHC Sr Aden Neff-2025 33rec 399yards 5TD

Neff was a key contributor is CHC’s successful season last year. The now seasoned senior will be called upon even more now with the graduation of a strong senior class. As a tight end Neff is a good as they come. He is a more than capable blocker by himself but is great at helping out his tackles when need be. Neff doesn’t shy away from sticking his face in the fire in the run game. Neff also adds major impact as a pass catcher. Nice route running, a tough play style, soft hands, and a determination when he has the rock make Neff a nice target for any quarterback. With how important the tight end position can be for modern offenses expect Neff to have a great senior year.

Cornell Sr Andrew Lay- 34rec 322yards 5TD

Lay enters his senior season with a ton of expectations. The expectation of begin a senior trying to go out with a bang, the expectation of be a leader trying to help turn the program around, and the expectation of being one of the better players in the CSFL at his position. Lay was the most consistent offensive threat the Big Red had last season recording at least 3 receptions in all but one game. The nearly 6tf tight end gives his quarterback a big target with a generous catch radius. That same size makes him one of Cornell’s better run blockers. Lay will need to have the greatest season of his career as he hopes to be one of the key pieces the brings Cornell back from the brink.