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Siggins Nominated for Allstate AFCA Good Work Team

7/17/2024 2:00:00 PM

NORTHBROOK, Ill. – East Stroudsburg University senior wide receiver John Siggins has been named a nominee to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Teams, the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) announced on Wednesday.

Siggins, a nursing major with a 3.51 GPA, is involved with numerous charitable organizations, including Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Be The Match, Salvation Army, East Stroudsburg United Methodist Church soup kitchen, Dr. Seuss Read Across America, 570 Youth Sports, Youth Sports and Recreation for Life Time Fitness and is a member of ESU's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

An All-PSAC East Second Team selection a season ago, Siggins led the Warriors deep receiving corps with 442 yards receiving and seven touchdowns. He posted at least 50 yards receiving in five contests, while bring down a pair of touchdowns in wins over Millersville and California (Pa.).

Established in 1992, the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team recognizes college football athletes for their unwavering commitment to community service and their "good works" off the field. This year's 178 nominees champion causes including mental health awareness, youth mentorship, hunger relief, domestic abuse prevention, and many more. In addition to being actively involved with a charitable organization or service group, each player must also maintain strong academic standing to be considered for a spot on the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

The final roster of 23 award recipients announced later in September will bring together 11 players from the NCAA FBS, 11 players from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), Divisions II, III and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), along with one honorary head coach.

All members are selected by a voting panel of former Allstate AFCA Good Works Team members, current and former head coaches and journalists who look for exceptional leadership on and off the football field.
About the AFCA
The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) was founded in 1922 and currently has more than 11,000 members around the world ranging from the high school level to the professional ranks. According to its constitution, the AFCA was formed, in part, to "maintain the highest possible standards in football and in the coaching profession" and to "provide a forum for the discussion and study of all matters pertaining to football."
2024 Allstate AFCA Good Works Teams Nominees (FCS, D-II, D-III & NAIA)
Name School 
Isaiah Knowles Albany State University
Dru Johnson Ashland University
Chandler Kirton Austin Peay State University
Gavin Thorpe Beloit College
Javhi Blomquist Benedictine College
Aaron Ellingson Bethel University (Minn.)
Robert Coury Carnegie Mellon University
Major Williams Carson-Newman University
Bryce Lowe Carthage College
Logan Mont Central College
Tanner Volk Central Washington University
Christo Kelly College of the Holy Cross
Maxwell Van Fleet Cornell University
Braxton Lacher Dakota State University
Micah Green Dartmouth College
Julian Rawlins Davidson College
John Siggins East Stroudsburg University
Caleb Curtain Elon University
Ethan Kowalski Hobart College
Gerald Comedy Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Clayton Mosher Indiana Wesleyan University
Matt Wrather John Carroll University
Thomas Grehan Johns Hopkins University
Nick Jackson Marist College
Tommy Mellott Montana State University
Isaac Pingel Morningside University
Henry Daniel North Carolina A&T State University
Cam Miller North Dakota State University
Josh Hurst Ohio Wesleyan University
Gavin Davis-Smith Sacramento State
Jake Schwinghammer Saint John's University
DJ Brown Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Hunter Hayes Springfield College
Matt DeVirgilio Stonehill College
Evan Salvaggio SUNY Morrisville
Sebestyen Balassy The College of Wooster
Will Duncanson Tufts University
Matthew Palazzo Tusculum University
Quinterrius Tanksley Union Commonwealth University
Ryan Williams University of Arkansas at Monticello
David Walker University of Central Arkansas
Brock Gingrich University of Delaware
Sam Weihrauch University of Findlay
Curtis Cox University of Minnesota Duluth
Tyler Echeverry University of Mount Union
Jaden Norby University of North Dakota
Wayne Galloway University of Richmond
Daniel McLaurin University of St. Francis (IL)
Jacob Wildermuth University of St. Thomas
Sam Hafner Valparaiso University
Charles Wesley Wayne State University
Brice Butler Westminster College
Charles Grant William & Mary
Liam Bryant William Penn University
Justin Fleming Winston-Salem State University
Mason Shipp Yale University
 
 
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