Anderson Recruiting News: Where Champions Are Made

Hunter Anderson OL 2025 MHSFCA                All Region Selection

It was a night of celebration for hundreds of players, coaches and fans on a grass field named Maple Stadium in Adrian.

The Fenton varsity football team captured its first district championship since winning a Division 2 district in 2016, defeating the Adrian Maples by a decisive 35-7 score in Fenton’s Division 3 title game.

“This is like the biggest opportunity we’ve had in the last four years as a team and as a group, this lineman group,” Fenton offensive lineman Owen Raymond said. “We’ve been working since January to get this, to get this done — 6 a.m. in the weight room every morning, camps and workouts. At the end of the day we worked in practice and that’s what makes us win.”

“It means a lot. It’s only the fourth (district title) in school history,” Fenton quarterback Noah Sheil said. “It’s great to get but we got our eyes set on bigger goals.”

That next goal is Friday when the Tigers travel to DeWitt.

Flint Metro League - 1st Team ALL League

I’m incredibly honored and excited to announce that I’ve been selected by the FML Conference opposing coaching staffs as a 1st Team All-Conference Offensive Lineman for the 2025 season, representing my position as Center.

This recognition means a lot — especially considering the incredible talent and competition across our 12-team league. I’m proud to share this achievement with my teammates, coaches, and supporters who have pushed me to get better every day.

MLive released its Offensive Dream Teams for the 2025 Michigan high school football season, shining a spotlight on some of the top playmakers from around the state.

The Dream Teams also include each region’s offensive Player of the Year.

The state was graced with powerful linemen, big-armed quarterbacks, explosive runners and speedy receivers, and they’re represented from across MLive’s coverage areas. 

OL – Hunter Anderson, Fenton

FLINT – The 2025 Michigan High School Athletic Association football season is in the books, and with that brings our MLive area Dream Team for offense.

The list is of the opinion of one person and takes into account multiple factors, including team success, individual statistics, strength of schedule, and impact to team.

Congratulations to all players honored on the MLive Flint-area Dream Team for offense.

Please see my upcoming 2025 Camp Schedule. My goal is to showcase my abilities and network with area coaches. 

I’m incredibly honored to share that I’ve been selected as an All-Conference Offensive Lineman in the Flint Metro League as a Center! This recognition means so much to me, especially since the nominees were voted on by the opposing coaches in our conference.

Being recognized among such talented players is both humbling and inspiring. I’m motivated to continue pushing myself and helping my team succeed. Here’s to more hard work and even greater achievements ahead! 💪

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I am exited to announce that I have been selected to represent Underdog Athletic UDX as a national sponsored athlete. UDX is dedicated to helping Christian Athletes with the dreams and ambitions of playing at the next level! I plan to encourage my fellow student athletes to to find their voice in how they can represent their faith on & off the field once I graduate high school. Michigan currently does not allow student athletes to market  themselves for personal gains.