Complete All-Conference team

First Team Offense
QB-Hewitt Tomlin, Johns Hopkins, Sr *
RB-Joe Rollins, McDaniel, Soph
RB-Greg Tellish, Susquehanna, Sr #
WR-Dan Wodicka, Johns Hopkins, Soph
WR-Sam Wernick, Johns Hopkins, Sr (A) *
TE-Matt Knouse, Susquehanna, Sr %
OL-Ed Rodger, Johns Hopkins, Sr *
OL-Armand Jenifer, Johns Hopkins, So
OL-Victor Jaramillo, Ursinus, Sr +
OL-Mike Porembski, Muhlenberg, Sr *
OL-Roland Massimino, Johns Hopkins, Sr (A)

First Team Defense
DL-Allen Petros, Moravian, Sr *
DL-Kale Sweeney, Johns Hopkins, Sr (A)
DL-Sean Whelan, Ursinus, Sr #
DL-Tyler Brown, Johns Hopkins, Sr %
DL-Sam Cox, McDaniel, Sr *
LB-Greg Martell, Ursinus, Sr (A) *
LB-Pat McDonough, Muhlenberg, Sr +
LB-Ryan Piatek, Johns Hopkins, Sr (A) *
LB-Trevor Terpening, Susquehanna, Sr
DB-Mike Milano, Johns Hopkins, Sr +
DB-Chris Rountree, Ursinus, Jr +
DB-Chris Hartzell, Muhlenberg, Sr *
DB-Scott Sullivan, Dickinson, Sr

First Team Specialists
PK-Spencer Hotaling, Susquehanna, Fr
P-Jake Nichols, McDaniel, Sr (A) #
KR-Al Desiderio, Ursinus, Sr

Offensive Player of the Year: Hewitt Tomlin, Johns Hopkins, Sr., QB
Defensive Player of the Year: Greg Martell, Ursinus, Sr., LB
Coach of the Year: Jim Margraff, Johns Hopkins 

NOTES

• Tomlin is the fifth Johns Hopkins player and third straight to earn Centennial Offensive Player of the Year honors, following in the footsteps of Andrew Kase and Sam Wernick. He is the first quarterback to be honored since 2006.
• Martell is the first Ursinus player to win the Centennial Defensive Player of the Year award.
• Jaramillo, McDonough, Milano and Rountree become the 35th, 36th, 37th and 38th players to earn first-team All-Centennial honors three times.
• Five players were unanimous first-team selections – Tomlin, Rollins, Rodger, Martell and Milano.
• Hotaling is the 11th freshman in Conference history to earn first-team All-Centennial recognition.
• Muhlenberg had three players named to the first team to raise its all-time total to 122. Johns Hopkins is second with 114, followed by Dickinson (112), Franklin & Marshall (104), McDaniel (83), Ursinus (75), Gettysburg (72), and Conference newcomers Moravian (11), Susquehanna (5) and Juniata (0).
• Eleven students were also named to the Conference Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes sophomores, junior and seniors who are key performers and have a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or higher.