The Crewsaders HFF

Crewsaders 2025 end of the year team photo.

Thank you to all of our families for allowing us to go to these tournaments, specifically our wives and girlfriends.

Thank you to our sponsors:
bentobabybakery
PhoComa
Little Tokyo Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
Boba Bae
Designs by Aemi
AsianTaste

Lastly, to all of our players, thank you for everything you poured into this season.
The early mornings, the late nights, the practices, the film work, the bruises, the adjustments, and the sacrifices… you chose to give your best, and that’s what built this team.

Most Valuable Player (MVP) — Alijah
WR / S

This season, Alijah proved to be the most impactful player on both sides of the ball. As a wide receiver, he was a constant threat — creating separation, making big catches, and shifting momentum. On defense, as a safety, he brought leadership, physicality, and smart play that anchored our secondary.

MVP goes to the athlete who changes games, elevates teammates, and consistently delivers when it matters most. That was Alijah all year long.

Congratulations, Alijah. A true difference-maker and the 2025 MVP.

Offensive Player of the Year — Timmy

This season, Timmy led our offense with confidence, composure, and playmaking ability. As our quarterback, he controlled the tempo, made smart decisions, and delivered in big moments. His growth and leadership in the huddle elevated everyone around him.

Offensive Player of the Year goes to the athlete who drives the unit — and Timmy was that guy all season long.

Congratulations, Timmy. A true leader of the offense.

Defensive Player of the Year — Anthony

All season long, Anthony was the heartbeat of our defense. His impact showed up in big plays, smart reads, and a relentless motor that offenses struggled to handle. From pressure in the backfield to securing key stops, he consistently set the standard for our unit.

Defensive Player of the Year goes to the athlete who changes games — and Anthony did that week after week.

Congratulations, Anthony. A dominant force and a well-deserved honor.

Lineman of the Year — Offense & Defense
Tyler

This season, Tyler dominated in the trenches on both sides of the ball. Whether he was opening lanes on offense or controlling the line on defense, he set the tone with physicality, smart play, and relentless effort.

Lineman of the Year isn’t just about skill — it’s about toughness, consistency, and doing the gritty work that makes a team successful. Tyler brought that every single week.

Congratulations, Tyler. A true two-way force.

Leadership Award — Chong

This season, Chong showed what true leadership looks like. He didn’t just work hard on the field — he put in the extra time outside of football, studying, preparing, and helping with game planning. His effort, commitment, and focus set a tone that others followed.

Leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice. It’s about doing the right things when nobody is watching — and Chong lived that standard every week.

Congratulations, Chong. Your impact on this team goes far beyond the scoreboard.

“Fail of the Year” Award — Bobby

Every season has one unforgettable moment that becomes part of Crewsaders history. This year, it was Bobby’s pitch-back against BV — a play that caught everyone off guard and had the entire sideline talking.

But here’s the thing: moments like this are what make football fun. Bobby owned it, laughed about it, and kept playing hard — and that’s why the guys love him.

A memorable play, a great teammate, and a story we’ll be telling for years.
Congrats, Bobby — the 2025 “Fail of the Year” in true Crewsaders fashion. (Bobby’s brother, Adam, in replacement for him).

Teammate of the Year Award — Luj

This season, Luj set the example for what it means to be a true teammate. No complaining. No excuses. Just effort, positivity, and doing whatever the team needed. His attitude lifted the guys around him and strengthened our culture every single week.

Teammate of the Year isn’t about stats — it’s about character. And Luj embodied that standard all season long.

Congratulations, Luj. (Zengkue took the award for him that night)

Ironman Award — Troy & AP (Tied)

This season, both Troy and AP set the standard for toughness, reliability, and all-around effort. The Ironman Award goes to players who do it all — offense, defense, special teams, whatever the team needs. These two lived that every week.

Their consistency, durability, and willingness to step up in any role made a major impact on our program. A tie was the only fair outcome because they both earned it at the highest level.

Congratulations, Troy and AP.

Most Improved Award — Max

This season, Max showed what happens when commitment meets consistency. Week after week, he elevated his game — sharper technique, better decision-making, and a stronger presence on the field. His growth didn’t just help him; it helped the entire team.

Max embodies what “getting better every day” looks like, and his improvement is a direct reflection of his work ethic.

Congratulations, Max. Keep building.