Lindbergh, Northwest Football Players Named to Suburban West All-Conference Teams

Sam Smith, of Lindbergh High School, was named as the defensive Most Valuable Player on the 2010 Suburban West Football All-Conference team. The Flyers made it to the state quarter finals, posting a 9-3 season.

Smith was a stalwart on defense for Lindbergh, but he wasn't the only local player recognized for outstanding play this year. A number of players from Lindbergh and Northwest high schools were selected for the Suburban West all-conference team.

Making the All-Conference first team were:  Lindbergh punter Matt Klingler, a senior; Lindbergh wide-receiver Adam Schremp, a senior; Northwest offensive lineman Nick Tufts, a senior; Lindbergh defensive back Will Spitzfaden, a senior; Lindbergh linebacker and defensive MVP Sam Smith, a senior; Northwest linebacker Nick Peeples, a senior; and Lindbergh defensive lineman Tony Robinson, a senior.

Named to the All-Conference second team were: Lindbergh quarterback Peter Simpson, a junior; Lindbergh Tim Hamm-Bey, a senior; Lindbergh offensive lineman Antwon Kennell, a senior; Northwest defensive back Chris Gearon, a senior; Lindbergh linebacker Chris Kew, a junior; and Lindbergh defensive lineman Tom Million and Chris Collins, both seniors.

Selected for the All-Conference third team were:  Lindbergh wide receiver Will Spitzfaden, a senior; Lindbergh defensive back Garrett Krueger, a freshman; Lindbergh linebacker Matt Klingler, a senior; and Lindbergh defensive lineman Cedric Malone, a senior.