CHADRON, Neb. - Two Chadron State College football players have been placed on the Daktronics All-Southwest Region first-team that was announced Wednesday.

They are tailback Danny Woodhead and offensive tackle John Strand. Both are seniors.

Three more Eagles made the second-team. They are offensive tackle Ben Puffer, a sophomore from Hot Springs, defensive tackle Aaron Ide and Paul Schweger.

Woodhead also was a first-team all-Southwest Region choice in 2004 and '06 and was placed on the second team in '05. He was the leading voter-getter at running back this year, edging Xavier Omon of Northwest Missouri State and Bernard Scott of Abilene Christian, who tied for second.

Scott played against the Eagles last Saturday in the NCAA Division II second-round playoff game while Omon will be playing against CSC this Saturday in the quarterfinal contest.

Four more Abilene Christian players were first-team choices. They are wide receiver Johnny Knox, offensive linemen Sam Collins and Nathan Young and linebacker Cody Stutts. Quarterback Billy Malone was a second-team selection.

In addition to Omon, two Northwest Missouri players made the Southwest Region first-team. They are offensive lineman Reid Kirby and linebacker Jared Erspamer. Placed on the second-team was tight end Mike Peterson.

Three players from Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference schools also were first-team choices this year. They are placekicker Jared Keating and defensive end Kurt Kissner of Mesa State and punter Wayne Dunham of Adams State.

Defensive tackle Marc Schiechl of Colorado Mines made the second team.