The 2025 season in the Stevens Point area produced a crop of offensive standouts, with 14 players earning conference recognition across the CWC‑Large, WVC and Marawood/CWC leagues.
Conference Honors and Records
At Amherst, Ayden Nerdahl capped his junior year by being named CWC‑Large Offensive Player of the Year, bulldozing defenses with 1,839 rushing yards and 34 touchdowns at a staggering 10.7 yards per carry.
Tyler Loken, also from Amherst, joined Nerdahl on the first team, marking the only returning player to repeat the honor in the CWC‑Large, underscoring his consistency.
In the WVC, Logan Cisewski earned first‑team all‑conference accolades, while teammate Trent Breitbach combined rushing and passing prowess, amassing 854 yards on the ground and 1,786 through the air, each paired with double‑digit touchdown totals.
Almond‑Bancroft’s Cole Hutkowski and Tucker Stiles were recognized in the Central Wisconsin 8‑player league, showcasing the depth of talent beyond the larger schools.
Pacelli’s offensive weapons were also highlighted; Max Nelson received an honorable mention, while Bryce Flaker posted 542 rushing yards and six scores, earning second‑team honors, and Eric Reincke contributed 235 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Wyatt Wolberg of Iola‑Scandinavia caught 13 passes for 214 yards and three scores, a performance that will carry into the 2026 season as his school shifts leagues.
Injury limited Korz Loken’s all‑conference selection despite his status as a top state prospect, but he is expected to lead the 8‑player circuit in 2026.
Additional mentions went to Peyton Karaliunas and Isaac Yang of Stevens Point, each adding receiving yards and touchdowns to the conference’s offensive narrative.
Looking Ahead to 2026
Looking ahead to 2026, the blend of proven performers and emerging talents promises continued excitement, as coaches anticipate how these players will translate their high school success into the next level.