Ten Caldwell County Tigers have earned All-WKC recognition for the 2025 football season, including three who were named first-team All-WKC.
Senior kicker Sutton Ritchey made the All-WKC first team for the second straight year. Ritchey was 42 of 44 on extra points this season and made four of his six field-goal attempts. He was also adept at placing kickoffs. Ritchey had the second-longest consecutive point-after-touchdown streak in school history. He made his first 30 extra points this year after making his final 15 kicks in the 2024 season.
Senior linebacker Jack Roach was also named All-WKC first team. Roach led the team in tackles this season with 93. That gave him 349 career tackles, putting him fourth on Caldwell’s career tackles list.
Junior Kam Wilson was selected All-WKC first team as well. Wilson was having a phenomenal season on both sides of the football before being injured in the ninth game of the year at Crittenden County. Wilson still led the team in scoring with 18 touchdowns for 108 points. He finished third in tackles with 80.
Other Tigers receiving All-WKC recognition were senior linebacker Carter Bedell, junior lineman Duke Ward, junior tight end/linebacker Derek Wilson, junior quarterback Daelyn Lander, junior receiver/defensive back Drew Stevens, junior lineman Carter Ennis and junior lineman Garner Stallins.
Caldwell went 6-5 this past season, but dropped its last three games, including a playoff loss at Hancock County.
All-WKC selections will be honored at the annual WKC Banquet, which is set for Wednesday in the Curris Center at Murray State University.
