Six Wildcats named to All-Frontier League football team

By Andy Brown
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Updated: December 22, 2025

It may not have been the season the Louisburg football team had hoped for with a 3-6 record, but the Frontier League coaches still recognized several talented players when the all-league football team was released earlier this month.

Six Wildcats were selected to the All-Frontier League team and three players — Blaise Vohs, Johnny Hendrickson and John Guetterman — were selected on both sides of the ball.

“The Frontier League is always tough so to get any sort of recognition is a big honor,” Louisburg head coach Drew Harding said. “Overall, I thought our team was represented pretty well. We had good recognition on both sides of the ball as well as on special teams.”

Senior Blaise Vohs led the way, earning First Team All-Frontier League honors at kicker for the second consecutive season while also being named Second Team All-League at running back. Vohs rushed for 737 yards and eight touchdowns, providing a strong offensive presence while also handling kicking duties.

“Blaise is a phenomenal kicker,” Harding said. “This is back to back years being selected as first team all Frontier League. Blaise had another really good year kicking for us. He only missed one PAT and was key in pinning teams deep on kickoffs. Blaise was experiencing a lot more wear and tear as our running back and he still was able to be an extremely good kicker for us.”

As a runner, Vohs returned from injury to give the Wildcats a major lift.

“Blaise was a huge boost for our team when he came back from injury,” Harding said. “He had a knack for making big time plays. He had a heck of game against Ottawa which turned out to be our biggest win of the year. He was a tough runner that had good speed and had a really good year for us.”

Sophomore John Guetterman earned Second Team All-League honors on both offense and defense, being named at wide receiver and linebacker. Guetterman led Louisburg in receptions with 244 receiving yards and two touchdowns, while also pacing the defense with 92 total tackles.

“John played several spots for us on defense and did a good job at all of them,” Harding said. “John plays with a good motor and has a knack for getting to the ball. He was our leading tackler as a sophomore and we are certainly excited to have him again for the next two years.”

Offensively, Guetterman was a focal point in the Wildcats’ passing attack.

“John was a guy we wanted to get the ball to and we did that in a variety of ways,” Harding said. “He was our leading receiver this year and was also a good perimeter blocker for us.”

Senior Johnny Hendrickson was honored as a Second Team All-League selection at both offensive line and defensive end, reflecting his impact on both sides of the ball. Hendrickson anchored the offensive front as a three-year starter while also contributing 42 tackles and 2.5 sacks on defense.

“Johnny always played with tremendous effort,” Harding said. “He did a great job communicating and helping get others aligned properly. Johnny was a really good football player for us and getting recognized as a DE in our league is tough to do.”

Hendrickson’s leadership up front was equally valuable on offense.

“Johnny was our best lineman on the year and he was also our leader up front,” Harding said. “He has been a 3 year starter for us and is truly a selfless football player. Johnny had a really good year for us and we are certainly going to miss not only his skill but his leadership abilities as well.”

Junior Cole Heinrich earned Second Team All-League honors at defensive back, finishing the season with 39 tackles, seven pass breakups, two interceptions and two forced fumbles while playing both safety and corner.

“Cole had a really good year for us,” Harding said. “He played both safety and corner. Cole is just a football player and did a good job of picking up on everything in the secondary and was a good communicator for us. We are excited to have Cole coming back to help lead that group again.”

Senior Gage Feldkamp received Honorable Mention All-League recognition at defensive back after totaling 34 tackles and an interception, while routinely drawing the opposing team’s top receiving threat.

“Gage generally rotated to the team’s best WR and we put him on an island most times,” Harding said. “Gage really stepped up for us the last two years and I am glad he got some recognition for his play.”

Sophomore Mathias Wright rounded out the Wildcats’ honorees as an Honorable Mention All-League returner, highlighted by a kickoff return touchdown against Paola.

“Mathias had a really good year for us as a kickoff returner,” Harding said. “He was fearless and would hit the hole running full speed every time,” Harding said. “He started the game off against Paola with a kickoff return for a touchdown which was really cool to experience. He is just a sophomore and we are excited to see him continue to get better over the next two years.”

FIRST TEAM ALL-FRONTIER LEAGUE

Offense