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 2007
Nathan Scheelhaase
Jr. Quarterback
Rockhurst HS/Kansas City, Mo.
Nathan Scheelhaase is the only underclassman to ever win the Simone Award. As a junior at Rockhurst, he led the Hawklets to a perfect 13-0 record and the Missouri Class 6 Championship.
He passed for 1,764 yards and 18 TDs and rushed for 799 yards and 12 scores.
He followed that up with a senior year of 1,726 yards and 17 TDs while rushing for 864 yards and 18 TDs, but narrowly lost out on a repeat Simone Award by one of the closest votes in Simone Awards history.
Scheelhaase signed on to play quarterback at the University of Illinois.
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Nathan Scheelhaase addresses the assembly |
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Chiefs announcer Bill Grigsby
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Chiefs great Tony Gonzalez, Chiefs great Jared Allen, Anthony SImone, Nathan Scheelhaase and Victor Fontana
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Anthony Simone, 1983 Simone Award winner Jeff Kelso
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Bobby Bell Award winner Brian Kagarice of Harrisonville High School
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Anthony Simone and Nathan Scheelhaase
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Charlie Redfield receives the Gordon Docking Award for media acheivement from Chad Harberts
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Major League Baseball Hall of Famer George Brett
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Former Chiefs great Ed Lothamer
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Park Hill's Bear Hollins receives the Buck Buchanan Award from former Chiefs great Jared Allen
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Nathan Scheelhaase sports the Simone Trophy while Rockhurst head coach Tony Severino holds the State Title trophy
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Fontana Award winner Sean Ransburg of Harrisonville High School
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Otis Taylor Award winner Travis Mosby of Lee's Summit High School and former Chiefs great Tony Gonzalez
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The new Bell Award, replacing the original, which was retired
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The new Buchanan Award, replacing the original, which was retired
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The new Otis Taylor Award, introduced in 2007
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