2025 All-Conference Offensive Standouts
The 2025 season saw fourteen offensive standouts from the Stevens Point region earn all-conference honors, underscoring the depth of talent across multiple schools and leagues. Their performances ranged from record-setting rushing totals to dual-threat quarterback play, setting a strong foundation for the upcoming 2026 campaign.
At Amherst, Ayden Nerdahl captured the CWC-Large Offensive Player of the Year award after amassing 1,839 rushing yards and 34 touchdowns, while Tyler Loken became the only returning first-team all-conference selection for the conference.
Trent Breitbach of Stevens Point distinguished himself in the WVC, rushing for 854 yards and 20 touchdowns while also passing for 1,786 yards and 14 scores, earning first-team all-conference recognition.
Logan Cisewski from Stevens Point was likewise selected to the first team in the WVC, highlighting his impact as a key offensive contributor.
Almond-Bancroft contributed Cole Hutkowski and Tucker Stiles, both earning first-team all-conference honors in the Central Wisconsin 8-player league, showcasing the school's continued offensive prowess.
Pacelli's offensive roster was recognized with several honorees, including Max Nelson, who received an honorable mention in the Marawood/CWC conference, and Bryce Flaker, who posted 542 rushing yards and six touchdowns to secure second-team all-conference status. Owen Hanson and Eric Reincke also earned honorable mentions, while Wyatt Wolberg caught 13 passes for 214 yards and three touchdowns, again earning second-team recognition.
Korz Loken of Iola-Scandinavia, a highly touted prospect, missed all-conference selection due to injury but remains a top state prospect who will compete in the 8-player league next season.
Stevens Point also saw Peyton Karaliunas and Isaac Yang earn honorable mentions on the WVC all-conference team, with Yang recording 40 receptions for 542 yards and five touchdowns.
Looking Ahead to 2026
The collective achievements of these players set a high bar for the 2026 season, as teams look to build around proven performers and emerging talents. With several athletes poised to return and others stepping into new roles, the Stevens Point area is expected to remain a competitive force in regional high school football.