All-Conference honors for Fleetwood’s Morris, Exeter’s Boyer, Schuylkill Valley’s Campbell
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Fleetwood grad Gavin Morris and Exeter grad Kellen Boyer have been named first-team picks on their respective all-conference teams.
Drew Campbell, a Schuylkill Valley grad, was a second-team pick.
Morris ended his football career as Misericordia’s all-time leading tackler and with back-to-back all-conference selections in the Middle Atlantic Conference.
The 5-8, 195-pound linebacker had a team-high 96 tackles in 10 games this season, finishing second in the league. He had five games with double-digit tackles, including a season-high 17 against Eastern.
Morris saw action in every game for each of the past three seasons, and for 38 games overall. He has compiled 139 solo tackles and 271 overall, with 21 ½ tackles for loss and 4 ½ sacks. He forced three fumbles and had one interception.
Morris led the team with 106 tackles as a junior, with a team-leading 8 ½ tackles for loss. As a sophomore, Moris was third on the team with 55 tackles.
Boyer, a 6-4, 225-pound senior at Dickinson, was a Centennial League selection at tight end after leading the team in receptions (36), receiving yards (450) and touchdown receptions (5).
His biggest output came last week against Muhlenberg when he hauled in eight passes for 106 yards. Against Waynesburg on Sept. 13 he caught two touchdowns in a 52-19 non-conference victory.
Boyer has played in 30 games over four seasons, with 67 receptions and 11 TDs.
Campbell, a 5-11, 215-pound H-back, received MAC all-conference honors for the third time. He was selected to the first team in each of the last two years.
Campbell’s biggest contribution for the Dutchmen has been as the lead blocker for a rushing attack that ranks second in the MAC.
Campbell has 12 receptions for 98 yards. Campbell logged a season-high 44 receiving yards on a season-high three receptions during a 24-21 victory over Eastern University Sept. 20.
Campbell had three receptions for 26 yards in a 15-13 defeat at Stevenson University Nov. 1.
Lebanon Valley completes its season Saturday at Ursinus in the Centennial-MAC Bowl Series.
Campbell was the recipient of a Berks Moore Football Officials scholarship and the Ron Perry Reading Baseball Umpires Memorial Scholarship as a senior at Schuylkill Valley.
Campbell also played basketball and baseball and was the Panthers’ MVP in both football and baseball.
