Seth Harding named league MVP

By Lethbridge Herald on December 11, 2025.

herald photo by Justin Seward Raymond Comets Seth Harding poses with his three awards at Prairie Sky ConferenceÕs football awards night on Wednesday night at LCI.

By Justin Seward

Lethbridge Herald

The Prairie Sky Conference’s  high school football league officially wrapped up  the season with their football awards night  on Wednesday night at LCI.

The last award handed out was to the Most Valuable Player (MVP) and that went to  Raymond Comets running back/linebacker Seth Harding.

“It feels great,” said Harding.

“It feels good putting all the work in and reaping the reward.”

Harding wanted to be a player that let his team know he was there for them, whether it was in big or small situations, and is something that he took great pride during the season.

“Just being a leader and being able to make big plays for our team,” said Harding.

Harding credits his dad for helping him get the award.

“My dad pushes me a lot in training, nutrition (and) little hints of what to do there,” said Harding.

Harding also won All Star Running Back and All Star Linebacker awards.

“Seth is a very dynamic player,” said Darren Majeran, Prairie Sky Conference football league commissioner.

“No matter how Seth was getting the ball, he was very impressive (and) hard to game plan for opposing coaches.”

LCI Rams Owen Parker was named Most Outstanding Quarterback.

“It feels good that all my preparation and work I’ve put in has really helped me exceed,” said Parker.

“It helps out that you have two all-star receivers on your team … and a great ‘O’ (offensive) line (and) great coaching.”

“It’s his poise,” said Majeran, who is also LCI’s head coach.

“Owen (is) very consistent, has a lot of confidence in himself, believes in his abilities (and) is able to make really good reads on the football field. And when you couple that with a really strong arm and his athletic ability, I think he was another player that meant a lot to the league.”

Here is a list of other award winners:

Most Outstanding Punter/Kicker- Van Bevans, Cardston High School.

All Star Running Back- Keene Shigehiro(Medicine Hat High School), Andy Puszkar, (Catholic Central)

All Star Receiver- Walker Low (LCI), Gunner Nelson (Raymond High School), Owen Wood (LCI), Kingston Freedman (Catholic Central) and Tristan Leavitt (Cardston High School).

All Star Offensive Line- Donovan Clark (Chinook High School), Cayden Wendorff (Raymond High School), Mac Stanford (LCI), Zach Patching (Catholic Central) and Jobie Singer (Cardston High School).

All Star Defensive Back- Malek Mohammed (Medicine Hat High School), Owen Wood (LCI), Brody Beazer (Raymond High School) and  Walker Gibbon (Chinook High School)

All Star Linebacker- Lachlan Fletcher (Chinook High School), Kasen Heggie (Raymond High School) and Hunter Shipley (Cardston High School)

All Star Defensive Line- Jaxton Studer (Medicine Hat High School), Champ Peterson (LCI), Cohen Ross (Catholic Central) and Cayden Wendorff (Raymond High School)