His sack came against Mosinee’s ….

His sack came against Mosinee’s Trevor Garski. He had seven tackles, including one for loss, against Ashland and six tackles, including one for loss against Rhinelander. He had three solo tackles at Antigo.

Crass, a senior defensive lineman, had 24 total tackles in seven games, 10 of which were solo stops. He had one tackle for loss, which came in the loss to Rhinelander. He had seven total tackles, including four solos in that game.

Mosinee swept the major awards after an undefeated season in conference play under GNC Coach of the Year Craig Martens. Garski was named the Offensive Player of the Year after throwing for 1,324 yards and 18 touchdowns in just five conference games. Mosinee won two league games by forfeit. He completed 73.2% of his passes (104 for 142) and had only three passes intercepted.

Linebacker Nolan Harris was named the Defensive Player of the Year. He had 97 tackles and 4.5 sacks overall in the 10 games Mosinee played.

Mosinee finished 8-2 overall after falling 35-28 in an exciting WIAA Division 3 Level 2 playoff game. Baraboo also beat Rhinelander 13-7 in Level 1, ending the Hodags’ best season in years at 8-2. Hayward, in its second season in the GNC, also made the Division 3 playoffs, falling to Mosinee 43-8 in Level 1.