Who is winning the Tulsa World All-World football contest right now

Union running back Justin Silmon is leading all running backs in the All-World contest.

Fans of high school football players competing in the Tulsa World's annual All-World contest only have 15 days left to vote. Each year, we open up our player ranking to the public for them to pick the fan's choice. Remember, voting is still open until 5 p.m. Aug 12. Go to tulsaworld.com/allworld to vote. Please help get the word out about your players by sharing the contest through Facebook and Twitter. If the contest ended today, these would be the winners. Running Back
1. Justin Silmon, Union
2. Justin Flewellen, Lincoln Christian
3. Trey Sneed, Kiefer
4. Tyler Gibson, Mannford
5. Brett Tye, Jenks
6. Kejuante Austin, Memorial
7. Warren Walker, East Central
8. Lawrence Evitt, Wagoner
9. Devon Thomas, Broken Arrow
10. Jace Sanchez, Rejoice Christian
Quarterback
1. Cody Hale, Sand Springs
2. Sam Gottsch, Sapulpa
3. Cameron Gilbert, Summit Christian
4. Daniel Moniz, Claremore Sequoyah
5. Zane McElroy, Collinsville
6. Keats Calhoon, Victory Christian
7. J.R. Singleton, Fort Gibson
8. Coleman Key, Broken Arrow
9. Tre'von Cherry, East Central
10. D?Angelo Brewer, Central

Linebacker
1. Coleby Evans, Union
2. Trent Taber, Jenks
3. Alec Roberts, Sand Springs
4. Hayden Hillenburg, Metro Christian
5. Jantzen Burd, Owasso
6. Lane Hassenplug, Berryhill
7. Tristan Butcher, Coweta
8. Gyasi Akem, Broken Arrow
9. Alex Bradley, Broken Arrow
10. Hunter Harrison, Catoosa

Defensive Lineman
1. James Eaton, Holland Hall
2. Jonathan Willis, B.T. Washington
3. Jeremy Smith, Berryhill
4. JoJo Ogundare, Union
5. Marquise Overton, Jenks
6. Tramal Ivy, Muskogee
7. Wyatt Pennington, Catoosa
8. Jordan Brailford, B.T. Washington
9. Matthew Dreyer, Bixby
10. James Willis, Owasso

Offensive Lineman
1. Zachary Zarecki, Broken Arrow
2. Bewley Wales, Metro Christian
3. Chandler Miller, Bixby
4. Stewart White, Jenks
5. Tyler Base, Oologah
6. David Seagle, Cascia Hall
7. Conner Wood, Owasso
8. Jake Slayton, Bishop Kelley
9. Jake Jones, Verdigris
10. Keaton Baggs, Broken Arrow

Receiver
1. Carson Meier, Union
2. Danny Burke, Metro Christian
3. Bishop Louie, McLain
4. Slade Nordic, Bartlesville
5. T.J. Johnson, Collinsville
6. John Cole Neph, Owasso
7. Ben Johnson, Sapulpa
8. Jeffery Mead, Union
9. MikeQuan Deane, Memorial
10. Nigel Carter, McLain

Defensive Back
1. Cory Mondier, Sapulpa
2. Reece Lambert, Cascia Hall
3. Dylan Harding, Jenks
4. Damian Howard, Broken Arrow
5. Josh Kinzer, Owasso
6. Tre Betts, Sand Springs
7. Myles Tease, B.T. Washington
8. Steven Parker, Jenks
9. Tyler Lindsey, Owasso
10. Jalen Smith, Memorial

Kicker
1. Jared Vincent, Claremore
2. Danny Donley, Jenks
3. Derek Reeves, Cleveland
4. Austin Butler, Union
5. Tyler Myles, Cleveland
6. Cameron Mortazavi, Sapulpa
7. Daniel Mielnik, Fort Gibson
8. Miguel Rosendo, Cascia Hall
9. Justin Dunn, Berryhill
10. Josiah Siddiki, Bishop Kelley

High School Football

All-state rosters

East quarterback Andrew Hearon is sacked by the West's Patrick Diaz during the All State football game last year.

All-World: Kickers/Punters Rankings

All-Metro first-team 2012 selection as he made 11-of-12 field goals, with a long of 43. Also converted 39-of-45 extra points.

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