OTTAWA, Kan. – The 2025 All-KCAC Teams have been released the conference office announced on Friday morning. Ottawa University had six players named to the All-KCAC Teams: Jayden Johnson, Teagan Flynn, Donovan Martin, Anthony Powell, Donovan Henry, and Ike Prengel.

Johnson, a sophomore receiver from Jenks, Okla., was named Second Team All-KCAC. He finished the season with 65 receptions for 862 yards and four touchdowns. Johnson averaged 78.3 receiving yards per game. He had four 100 yard receiving games this season.

Flynn, a senior defensive end from Lawrence, Kan., earned Second Team All-KCAC honors for the second straight season. He was named KCAC Defensive Player of the Week once this past season. Flynn was third on the team in tackles with 51. He had 13 tackles for loss, led OU with nine sacks, and had one pass break up.

Martin, a junior defensive back from Dallas, Texas, received All-KCAC honors for the second straight season with his Second Team selection. He had 36 tackles, two tackles for loss, two interceptions, four pass break ups, and one forced fumble.

Powell, a sophomore running back from Celeste, Texas, was named Third Team All-KCAC. He rushed for 466 yards on 110 attempts, a 4.2 yard per carry average. Powell scored five rushing touchdowns and averaged 42.4 rushing yards per game.

Henry, a senior offensive lineman from Jacksonville, Fla., earned Third Team All-KCAC honors. OU's offense was ranked 45^th in the NAIA in points per game (28.9), 34^th in total offense (4,112), 41^st in yards per game (373.8), 16^th in passing yards (2,751), 24^th in passing yards per game (250.1), and 54^th in rushing yards (1,361).

Prengel, a junior kicker from Topeka, Kan., was named Third Team All-KCAC. He was 12-for-18 in field goal attempts, 67 percent, with his longest being from 48 yards. Prengel was 34-for-35 in extra point attempts, scoring 70 points. On 62 kickoffs, he averaged 58.6 yards per kick and had 30 touchbacks.