Eight AHSTW football players earn all-district honors
Dayton Osbahr thows the ball in an earlier contest for the Vikings this season. Osbahr was awarded the districts Golden Award.
AREA - The AHSTW football team had eight players earn recognition on the 2026 Class A District 7 All-District Team, while junior Dayton Osbahr received the district’s Golden Award.
Junior defensive lineman Donnovin Behrens led the Vikings’ selections, earning first-team honors.
Behrens finished the season with 11 total tackles, including nine solo stops and 2.5 tackles for loss.
Four Vikings earned second-team recognition, including sophomore running back Kooper Krummel, junior wide receiver Cooper Robinson, senior offensive lineman Sage Blotzer and senior offensive lineman Jackson Jensen.
Krummel led the AHSTW rushing attack with 425 yards on 91 carries, averaging 4.7 yards per attempt and scoring six touchdowns.
He also caught seven passes for 48 yards and contributed 157 yards on four kickoff returns, including an 80-yard touchdown return.
Robinson finished with 10 receptions for 205 yards and three touchdowns, averaging 20.5 yards per catch.
He also contributed defensively with 16 total tackles, including 14 solo stops, and recorded two interceptions.
Blotzer and Jensen were recognized for their work along the Vikings’ offensive line.
Jensen also made an impact defensively, recording eight total tackles, six solo stops and four tackles for loss.
Three additional Vikings earned honorable mention recognition.
Junior Parker Krohn, junior Andrew Lund and junior Cash Kaiser were selected.
Krohn recorded 11.5 total tackles, including seven solo stops, three tackles for loss and one sack.
Lund finished with two receptions for 53 yards, averaging 26.5 yards per catch, while adding 3.5 tackles defensively. Kaiser contributed 30 total tackles, including 19 solo stops.
Osbahr received the district’s Golden Award, a special recognition for an all-district-caliber player whose season was heavily disrupted or impacted by a major injury or illness.
The district’s other major awards went to Riverside’s Cole Jeppesen, who was named Most Valuable Player; Mount Ayr’s Dyson Thompson, Offensive Most Valuable Player; ACGC’s Lane Stringer, Defensive Most Valuable Player; Riverside head coach Tyler Johansen, Coach of the Year; and Riverside assistant coach Clayton Michael, Assistant Coach of the Year.
Class A District 7 Standings
Standings
Riverside – 5-0 DIST | 7-3 Overall (.700)
ACGC – 3-2 DIST | 5-4 Overall (.556)
AHSTW – 2-3 DIST | 4-4 Overall (.500)
Mount Ayr – 3-2 DIST | 4-5 Overall (.444)
Southwest Valley – 2-3 DIST | 4-5 Overall (.444)
Central Decatur – 0-0 DIST | 0-0 Overall (.000)
Nodaway Valley – 0-5 DIST | 0-8 Overall (.000)
