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The Washburn Ichabod placed 10 members on the All-MIAA football team announced on Tuesday, led by first-team defensive pick Kamble Haverkamp.

 

Kamble Haverkamp 

The Ichabods also put two players on the second team and one on the third team, while six WU players received honorable mention.

 
Haverkamp, a senior safety, was a first-team pick after recording 76 tackles with a team-high 11.5 tackles for loss for 48 yards and a team-best 5.5 sacks for 37 yards. The Centralia product also led the Ichabods with four interceptions and four fumble recoveries.
 
Picking up second-team defensive honors were sophomore linebacker JC Heim and senior punter Jake Zeller.

 

Heim, a former Washburn Rural star, led the Ichabods and the MIAA and was second in the nation in tackles with 142 stops, splitting 71 solo and 71 assisted tackles while adding seven tackles for loss for 14 yards, an interception, a fumble recovery and two forced fumbles. He was also third in solo tackles in the national rankings.
 
Zeller was second in the MIAA in punting average at 43.4 yards per punt, placing an MIAA-best 25 inside the 20 with 12 attempts of more than 50 yards.
 
Named third-team as a wide receiver was Chase Allen-Jackman, who had a team-high seven touchdown receptions in eight games and averaged 15.1 yards per catch. His seven touchdowns tied for second in the MIAA.
 
Earning honorable mention all-MIAA honors were running back Ky Thomas, tight end Henry Mohrmann, offensive lineman Jakobe Harmon, offensive lineman Nick Hogan, linebacker L.J. Minner Jr. and defensive back Jordan Finnesy.