By: Mike Smith
Eight Dodge City Conquistador football players earn KJCCC All-Conference honors in the first year under Head Coach
Terry Karg.
The Conqs finished the season 3-7 on the year continually improving throughout the season.
Leading the way for the Conqs in the postseason honors is offensive tackle,
Darrell Johnson Jr. who was a staple on the offensive line for the Conqs and earns second-team KJCCC All-Conference honors. Johnson was a constant leader for the Conqs in his first season at Dodge City as the sophomore helped lead the team and the offense. He currently holds offers from several NCAA Division I programs including the University of Kansas, Marshall, North Texas, Kent State, University of South Florida, East Carolina, Toledo, Florida Atlantic, and more.
Three Conqs on offense, three Conqs on defense, and one on special teams earned honorable mention All-Conference honors.
Grant Ciccarone played in all 10 games for the Conqs at quarterback and completed 141 passes with a 51.1% completion percentage on the season tossing for 1,479 yards with 13 touchdowns. Ciccarone's 1,479 yards passing is the tenth most in a single season in school history and his 13 touchdowns rank as the sixth most in a season and sixth most in a career in school history, while his 141 completions are the tenth most in a single season and career in school history.
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Demetri Robinson and Aukanaii-Pila Goo-Sun both get the nod for honorable mention All-Conference after being staples and consistent presences on the offensive line for the Conqs throughout the season. Goo-Sun helped set the offense in motion at the center and looks to be a key returner next year after a strong freshman campaign, while Robinson progressed for the Conqs as a redshirt freshman and has multiple NCAA DI offers on the table including Murray State, Eastern Kentucky, Western Carolina, and Mercer, along with an offer from NCAA DII school, Valdosta State.
Dav'Juan Dezeme was a strong presence for the Conqs on defense and earns honorable mention All-Conference at linebacker after recording 55 tackles, three tackles for loss, and pair of pass breakups. Dezeme's 7.9 tackles per game ranked third in the KJCCC and his 10.3 tackles in conference games led the KJCCC.
Jonethan Wiltshire led the Conqs in tackles in his freshman season and gets the nod for honorable mention all-conference at safety after recording 67 tackles on the season. Wiltshire added five pass breakups and three forced fumbles. The freshman looks primed to return for the Conqs next season as a leader for the Conqs defense.
Alexandre Dedieu was a stout presence up front for the Conqs at defensive end and in his freshman year, he tallied 39 tackles the fourth most on the team helping him earn honorable mention All-Conference honors. Dedieu added 3.5 sacks to his numbers on the season and looks to return next season for the Conqs to help anchor the defensive line.
Colton Eisenberg made it back-to-back seasons for the Conqs to have one of the best punters in the country as he helped flip field position all season for the Conqs on the way to earning honorable mention All-Conference honors. Eisenberg finished the season with 64 punts with an average of 39.7 yards per punt, amassing 2,538 yards punting. He ranks fourth in school history in punts in a single season and ninth in punts in a career, while ranking third in punt yards in a single season and seventh in punt yards in a career in school history.
Conqs look to build on year one under Head Coach,
Terry Karg as they transition into the offseason looking to continue to move forward as a program.