The BC Football Conference announced their 2015 Offensive All-Stars on Wednesday and four players from the Sun made the list

On the offensive line, the best in the country two veterans were named in Cliff Crews and Michele Vecchio.  These two players have been named, but any one of them could crack this list.  Both Crews and Vecchio helped give Cam Bedore and Josiah Joseph plenty of time to throw the football and opened some large holes for the running game.

Receiver Kyle Kawamoto made the list after a terrific year in which he was named team co-MVP.  He collected 41 receptions for 1,005 yards and scored 10 touchdowns.  He becomes the first Sun receiver to hit the 1,000 yard plateau since 2008 when Matt Scheurwater hit 1,117 yards.

Thomas Huber has also been honoured, named the BCFC All-Star place kicker.  After winning the Sun scoring title for the third straight year and setting a new club record with 128 points scored, Huber gets his first All-Star nod.  He finished 15-20 in field goals, or 75%, hitting his longest of 40 yards.

The BCFC will announce their Defensive All-Stars on Thursday morning.