It was a breakthrough year for the Northside Grizzlies. For Charleston and Greenwood, it was business as usual.

And for the Hackett Hornets? The future is as bright there as anywhere.

Two-way star Tre Norwood of Northside headlines a talented All-Times Record first-team unit. Norwood had 35 tackles, two interceptions and six pass breakups while earning first-team All-State and All-7A Conference status. The University of Louisville commit also was a key cog at quarterback for the resurgent Grizzlies.

Northside finished second in the 7A-Central and earned a first-round bye.

"(An) outstanding football player," Northside coach coach Mike Falleur said. "A very talented young man who helped us on both sides of the football, and has a very good future in front of him at the collegiate level."

The Grizzlies had three other first-team players, including leading tackler Robert Wilkerson. The senior linebacker led the Grizzlies with 103 tackles, six tackles for lost yardage, two interceptions and four fumble recoveries.

"Robert's one of the smartest defensive players we've had had and has played the game with such intensity," Falleur said. "He really made us better defensively."
