OSKALOOSA —
Make it three for Mason Woods as the center was picked for yet another preseason All-America team.
The award — an honorable mention on the D2 vs NAIA Senior Bowl squad — came from the Collegiate Development Football League. Woods now has three accolades before the 2012 season has even begun.
Woods headlined last year's Statesmen squad that went 9-2 and produced the NAIA's most potent rushing offense with 3,634 yards (330.4 avg.). William Penn posted a total of 4,510 yards (410.0 avg) and scored 377 points, including 42 touchdowns on the ground. He was a third-team All-American for his efforts.
Only Class of 2013 graduating seniors from NCAA Division II and NAIA institutions were eligible for the award.
The CDFL is a football organization devoted to providing skill development and game playing opportunities for post high school and post college players between the ages of 18-25. The CDFL is nationally recognized for its development of 3 Senior Collegiate level All-Star football games: the “D3 Senior Classic,” the “FCS Senior Scout Bowl.” and the “D2vsNAIA Senior Showcase”. Recently, the CDFL expanded its efforts into Europe, providing post collegiate football opportunities for players to play, be scouted and sign professional contracts in the ever expanding European “American football” market.
For more information on the CDFL, go to http://www.playcdfl.com
Sports
August 27, 2012
Woods gets one more preseason highlight
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Genskow scores two goals in Osky's 5-1 rout of Chatiton
Adam Genskow tallied two goals to lead Oskaloosa to a win over Chariton Friday night.
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Oskaloosa tabs Barker as new football coach
Jeff Barker was named the new head football coach at Oskaloosa, pending approval by the chool board
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Area State Track Results
Oskaloosa shuttle hurdle relay team of Allie Christenson, Kelsie Tomlin, Kenzie Gunter and Taylor Richardson qualified for Saturday's final.
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North Mahaska youth finish USBC bowling season
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Osky girl netters lose twice in recent meets
The Oskaloosa girls tennis team lost to Newton and Fairfield recently on the courts.
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Photo: Diaz signs with William Penn
Oskaloosa's Daniela Diaz, seated center, signed a letter of intent to be a cheerleader at William Penn University on Monday. Witnessing the signing are, seated: parents Tony and Debbie Diaz. Standing: William Penn cheerleading coach Jill Thompson and Oskaloosa cheerleading coach Katie Taylor.
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Transform Academy Xcel team wraps up its season
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Osky track teams to send 17 events to state meet
Oskaloosa will be well represented at this week's state track meet.
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Carter convincing in win at Benton County
Oskaloosa native Cayden Carter earned a IMCA win at Benton County Speedway.
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Whitehead earns third POY honor, 6 recognized
Several William Penn softball players were accorded all-MCC honors.
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Genskow scores two goals in Osky's 5-1 rout of Chatiton
