Onalaska High School seniors Adam Skifton and Brodie Mickschl, along with Aquinas senior Shane Willenbring, have been recognized on the Associated Press All-State football teams for their exceptional performances. Skifton secured the first-team quarterback position, while Mickschl and Willenbring earned second-team spots at wide receiver and offensive line, respectively. The selections were made by a panel of sports writers from around the state.

• Skifton achieved 2,944 passing yards, 39 touchdown passes, and just six interceptions, becoming the Hilltoppers' career passing leader with a total of 5,635 passing yards and 69 touchdown passes.
• Mickschl caught 86 passes for 1,105 yards and 19 touchdowns, showcasing remarkable consistency and significantly expanding his role from the previous season.
• Willenbring contributed to Aquinas' dominant performance, helping the team to average 37.5 points and 336 total yards per game during a 13-1 season.

• Skifton, Mickschl, and Willenbring secured prominent spots on The Associated Press All-State football teams.
• Columbus running back Colton Brunell was named Wisconsin's player of the year, while Lake Geneva Badger coach Matt Hensler was honored as coach of the year.
• Skifton's exceptional performance included completing 66.9% of his passes as a senior and making Augustana (S.D.) commitment with 37 touchdown passes and just three interceptions by his last two games.

The recognition of Skifton, Mickschl, and Willenbring on the AP All-State football teams highlights their outstanding contributions to their respective teams and solidifies their places among the top talents in Wisconsin high school football.