Maxwell Football Club President, Mark Dianno, announced the 2021 Mini Max High School Award winners for the state of Delaware. The forty-four players selected are from schools located throughout the state of Delaware. Players were nominated by their coaches throughout the 2021 season and were evaluated based on criteria that includes: football performance, academics, and community service.
The Maxwell Football Club will select one player from the group of Mini Max winners as the winner of the Delaware Player of the Year. The Delaware High School Player of the Year will be announced through a press release on January 26, 2022.
The Maxwell Football Club also released the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Mini Max Award winners today. Pennsylvania players from Districts1, 3, 11, and 12 in the eastern part of the state and New Jersey players from throughout the state were eligible for selection as part of the program.
The winner of the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware Player of the Year awards will be the candidates for the Club’s 36th Jim Henry Award as the Outstanding Player in the region. The winner of the Jim Henry Award will be announced on February 2, 2022.
Recent winners of the Jim Henry Award include Kyle McCord (St. Joseph’s Prep – Ohio State), Will Howard (Downingtown West H.S. – Kansas State), Keith Maguire (Malvern Prep – Clemson), Shayne Simon (St. Peters Prep – Notre Dame), Jonathan Taylor (Salem H.S. – Wisconsin), Brandon McIlwain (Council Rock North H.S – South Carolina/Cal), Kyle Shurmur (LaSalle College H.S. – Vanderbilt), Mark Pyles (Lebanon H.S – Bucknell Univ.) Fran Walsh (Archbishop Wood H.S – Villanova Univ.), Brendan Nosovitch (Allentown Central Catholic – University of South Carolina), Bill Kim (Upper Dublin H.S – Johns Hopkins), Brad Herzlich (Conestoga H.S – Brown University), Daniel Persa (Bethlehem Liberty H.S – Northwestern.), Brent Caprio (Mainland Regional H.S. – William & Mary), Steven Rizzo (Audubon H.S. – Colgate), Pat Devlin (Downingtown East H.S. – Delaware), Ryan Greiser (Pennridge H.S. – Liberty Univ.), Dan Connor (Strath Haven H.S. – Penn State) and Austin Scott (Parkland H.S – Penn State).
On this year’s honorees, Maxwell Football Club President, Mark Dianno, said “This year’s group of Mini-Max winners were challenged by more than just their on-field opponents. They had to contend with circumstances of the pandemic impacting their families, communities, schools, teachers, academics, practices, coaches, and games; yet they consistently rose to meet those challenges and performed extraordinary feats on the fields, in their classrooms and in their respective communities. On behalf of the entire Board of Directors and all the members of the Maxwell Football Club, we congratulate and salute this exceptional group of student-athletes on being 2021 Mini-Max Award winners and wish them much success in their future endeavors.”
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The forty-four2021Delaware Mini Max Winners are listed alphabetically by school:
First Name | Last Name | School |
Johnny | Beverly-Davis | A I DuPont High School |
Ryan | von Brandt | Appoquinimink High School |
Kevin | DiGregorio | Archmere Academy |
Andre | Mottas | Brandywine High School |
Nate | Waite | Caesar Rodney High School |
Hank | D’Ambrogi | Cape Henlopen High School |
Andre | Smith Jr. | Caravel Academy |
Nick | Duncan | Charter of Wilmington School |
Derick | Gibena | Christiana High School |
Carmine | Lupi | Concord High School |
Jason | Dotson | Conrad Schools of Science |
Jordan | Green | Delaware Military Academy |
Isaih | Desameau | Delcastle Technical High School |
Aiden | Marly | Delmar High School |
Alex | Brown | Dickinson High School |
Byron | Evans | Dover High School |
Jason | McNatt | First State Military Academy |
Daniel | Zavala | Glasgow High School |
Jared | Bryant | Hodgson Vocational Technical High School |
Isaiah | Pearson | Howard Technical High School |
Clifton | Toomey | Indian River High School |
Jalen | Morris | Lake Forest High School |
Javier | White | Laurel High School |
Naheem | Morgan | McKean High School |
Kody | Harris | Middletown High School |
Aaron | Sivels | Milford High School |
Mason | Heath-Alford | Mount Pleasant High School |
Jahsir | Williams-Boyd | Newark High School |
Connor | Bartlett | Polytech High School |
Delmas | Conquest | Red Lion Christian Academy |
Sam | Dumas | Salesianum School |
Dalton | Hignutt | Seaford High School |
Wayne | Knight | Smyrna High School |
Brandon | Graves | St. Andrews School |
Andre | Green | St. Elizabeth High School |
Michael | Santos | St. Georges Technical High School |
Jack | Burns | St. Mark’s High School |
Gunner | Abbott | Sussex Central High School |
Jayce | Harmon | Sussex Technical High School |
Patrick | Obal | The Tatnall School |
Brendan | Hickey | Tower Hill School |
David | Duston | William Penn High School |
Osinachi | Chukwuocha | Wilmington Friends School |
Noah | Matthews | Woodbridge High School |