FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Thursday, January 20th, 2022

DALLAS – Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and Whataburger are proud to honor the best and brightest stars in Texas high school football with the announcement of the 2021 Whataburger Super Team. Texas high school football fans across the state cast more than 375,000 ballots on TexasFootball.com, and 40 outstanding athletes from all parts of Texas rose to the top to be named with this unique honor.

For more information on the Whataburger Super Team, visit www.texasfootball.com/whatasuperteam

2021 Whataburger Super Team – Offense:

Quarterback: Brandon Tennison- Gilmer

Running Back: Ernest Davila, Poteet

Running Back: Ollie Gordon, Euless Trinity

Receiver: Coy Eakin, Stephenville

Receiver: Takoda Bridges, Hebron

Receiver: Nathan Jones, Brock

Offensive Lineman: Cole Hutson, Frisco

Offensive Lineman: Kameron Dewberry, Humble Atascocita

Offensive Lineman: Jihad Lateef, Lubbock Estacado

Offensive Lineman: Joseph Montez, San Antonio Brennan

Offensive Line: Brandon Hinojosa, Robert Vela HS

Kicker: Corbin Poston, Stephenville

Utility: Cade Klubnik, Austin Westlake

Utility: Re’Shaun Sanford, Harker Heights

Utility: Makhilyn Young, Midland Legacy

Utility: Kelvin Banks, Humble Summer Creek

2021 Whataburger Super Team – Defense:

Defensive Lineman: AJ Holmes, Spring Westfield

Defensive Lineman: JaRay Bledsoe, Marlin

Defensive Lineman: Christian Thomas, Port Arthur Memorial

Defensive Lineman: Curlee Thomas, Fort Worth Nolan Catholic

Linebacker: Kip Lewis, Carthage

Linebacker: Kobie McKinzie, Lubbock-Cooper

Linebacker: Harold Perkins, Cypress Park

Defensive Back: Denver Harris, North Shore

Defensive Back: Caleb King, San Antonio Veterans Memorial

Defensive Back: Bobby Taylor Jr., Katy

Defensive Back: Landon Hullaby, Mansfield Timberview

Punter: Jake Pecina, Sunnyvale

Utility: Kaiden Roden, Quinlan Ford

Utility: Omari Abor, Duncanville

Utility: Joe Tarvin, Medina Valley

Utility: Terrance Brooks, Little Elm

2021 Whataburger Super Team – Fan’s Choice

Quarterback: Diego Tello, Austin Bowie

Running Back: Bryson Roland, La Vega

Wide Receiver/Tight End: Matthew Golden, Klein Cain

Offensive Lineman: Connor Robertson Austin Westlake

Defensive Lineman: Doug Brooks, Shiner

Linebacker: Justin Medlock, Manvel

Defensive Back: Kyron Chambers, South Oak Cliff

Kicker: Osvaldo Gomez, New Diana High School

“Picking the Whataburger Super Team is not an easy task, and I’m not-so-secretly glad that Texas high school football fans were the ones who made the choices instead of the Texas Football staff,” Greg Tepper, Texas Football managing editor, said. “This is a list of the finest players in Texas high school football and picking out the best of the best is hard work. But I commend the fans — they selected a fine group of athletes that represent the best of Texas high school football all across the state.”

In total, of the 40 Whataburger Super Team honorees, 33 of them are expected to play at the next level.

“The talent among this group of athletes is exceptional,” said Jeff Altman, Director of Sponsorships at Whataburger. “At Whataburger, we celebrate Pride, Care, and Love in everything we do—and this team is a great showcase of those values.”

For more information on the Whataburger Super Team, visit www.texasfootball.com/whatasuperteam

About Dave Campbell’s Texas Football:

For 62 years, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football has been “the bible” to millions of football fans across the Lone Star State. The annual summer edition of the magazine remains a rite of passage for all Texans, previewing every football team in the state — from the rabid world of Texas high school football, through the college ranks, and into the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans. Over the course of six decades, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football remains the undisputed leader in Texas high school football, Texas college football and more.TexasFootball.com is the online home of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, covering high school football, college football and recruiting all across the Lone Star State. From thought-provoking commentary to videos to podcasts to its daily live show, nobody covers football in Texas like TexasFootball.com.
 

About Whataburger:

Whataburger has focused on its fresh, made-to-order burgers and friendly customer service since 1950 when Harmon Dobson opened the first Whataburger as a small roadside burger stand in Corpus Christi, Texas. Today, the company is headquartered in San Antonio with more than 870 locations across its 14-state footprint, and sales of more than $3 billion annually. Whataburger has 50,000 Family Members (employees) and more than 60 million customers who like to customize their Whataburgers just the way they like it. Visit whataburger.com or pivot-you.com for more information. To apply for Whataburger jobs now, visit whataburger.com/careers.

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