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Kennewick Football’s Randy Affholter Wins Coach of the Year

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The 2023 MCC Football Coach of the Year

Kennewick High School Football Coach Randy Affholter has won the 2023 Mid-Columbia Conference (MCC) Coach of the Year.  

Randy Affholter talks to KONA after a game

Randy Affholter talks to KONA after a game

Affholter has been at the helm of the Kennewick High Football program for the last five years and has coached High School Football over the previous 30 years. He coached at Ellensburg before coming over to the Tri-Cities. 

Photo: Tommy Wolf//Lit Media Productions

Photo: Tommy Wolf//Lit Media Productions

2023 Was a Succesful Football Season at Kennewick High School

In the 2023 season, Affholter’s Kennewick club went 7-1 in MCC Conference Play and 10-1 overall. The Lions finished in second place behind the Kamiakin High School Braves. The Lions also boasted seven first-team MCC selections. 

Photos: Lit Media Productions

Photos: Lit Media Productions

WIAA 3A Football Playoffs

The Kennewick Lion’s regular season record earned them a spot in Washington’s 3A playoffs, where they shut out Mercer Island in the first round and topped Mountain View last week. The Lions will play in the Quarterfinals against Eastside Catholic at Memorial Coliseum at the Seattle Center this weekend. 

Photos: Lit Media Productions

Photos: Lit Media Productions

2023 MCC Football’s Top Honors

It was a successful football season for many players in the Tri-Cities. Here is a look at the top awards for MCC Football.

Player of the Year-Offense

Richland Quarterback Josh Woodard has been named the MCC offensive player of the year for 2023. Woodard was the top Quarterback in the MCC, throwing for over 2800 yards. He also tossed 32 touchdowns.

Player of the Year-Defense

On the defensive side of the ball, Chiawana Linebacker Cooper MacPherson took defensive player of the year honors. MacPherson was a force on defense, racking up a league-leading 12 sacks and 20 tackles.

MCC Player of the Year-All Purpose

David Wacenske of the Kennewick Lions is the All-Purpose Player of the Year for the MCC. Wacenske hauled in 49 passes and caught 13 touchdowns.

MCC Lineman of the Year

Kennewick’s Nathan Knapik is the MCC’s Lineman of the Year. Knapkik’s blocking helped Kennewick’s prolific offensive attack. 

Complete list of MCC All-Conference Honors

You can see the complete list here.

Congrats to all the student-athletes and coaches on the list. Also, thanks to all the Athletic Directors who work so hard behind the scenes.



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