BROOKFIELD, Ill. - Six Texas A&M University-Commerce football players have been named to the Don Hansen All-Super Region Four Team, as announced by the publication this week.

Two Lions earned first team all-region honors - offensive lineman Jared Machorro and defensive lineman Tavita Faaiu. Four Lions were named second team all-region - quarterback Luis Perez, kicker Kristov Martinez, cornerback Uriah Harris, and return specialist Shawn Hooks.

Machorro - a junior from Coldspring - adds to a lengthy list of postseason accolades, as he was named an Associated Press Little All-American, and a second team All-American by the Division II Conference Commissioner's Association and the American Football Coaches' Association. He started every game at tackle for the Lions, who led the Lone Star Conference in scoring offense. The Gene Upshaw Award nominee and first team all-Lone Star Conference honoree led an offensive line who blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher and allowed only four sacks in the regular season.

Faaiu - a senior from San Francisco, Calif. - was a first team all-Lone Star Conference honoree, playing in 12 games as a senior for the Lions and leading the team with eight sacks, which ranked second in the LSC. He also had 12 tackles for loss, which led the team and was tied for 8th in the LSC. He recorded five other quarterback hits and had 33 total tackles on the season.

Perez - a junior from Chula Vista, Calif. - was a Harlon Hill Trophy nominee and was named first team all-Lone Star Conference at quarterback this season, becoming the first Lion quarterback to earn that honor since Cole Cayce in 1996. He completed 244-of-389 passes for 3,326 yards with 32 touchdowns and only five interceptions. He had over 300 yards passing in five games and had five touchdowns against Eastern New Mexico and UT Permian Basin. He had a career-best 396 yards passing on 34 completions at Panhandle State.

Martinez - a sophomore from Edinburg - earned second team all-LSC honors as the leading scorer amongst the league's kickers. He scored 109 points this season on 55-of-58 extra point attempts and 18-of-24 field goals. He had a long of 46 yards against Colorado Mesa in the first round of the playoffs, and was also one of the most efficient kickoff specialists in the league.

Harris – a senior from Frostproof, Fla. – earns his second all-region honor of the year, as he was also a D2CCA second team all-region honoree. He was named the LSC Defensive Back of the Year and first team all-LSC, leading a Lion secondary that was tops in the nation in turnover margin. He averaged 4.9 tackles per game, had three tackles for loss, and returned an interception 85 yards for a touchdown against West Texas A&M, when he was named the LSC Defensive Player of the Week.

Hooks – a junior from Daingerfield – was one of the most explosive return men in the nation. He earned first team all-LSC honors as the only player in Division II with three punt returns for touchdowns this year. He scored on punt returns against Western New Mexico, Angelo State, and Tarleton State and averaged 18 yards per punt return in the regular season. He twice won LSC Special Teams Player of the Week.

DON HANSEN'S ALL-SUPER REGION FOUR TEAMS

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

QB	Justin Dvorak	Colorado Mines
FB	Torrey Thomas	Texas A&M-Kingsville
RB	Marty Carter	Grand Valley State
RB	Austin Ekeler	Western State
RB	Bubba Jenkins	Southwest Baptist
WR	Trey Brock	Hillsdale
WR	Jason Moore	Findlay
WR	Brody Oliver	Colorado Mines
TE	Adam Shaheen	Ashland
AP	Keelan Cole	Kentucky Wesleyan
C	Aaron Cox	Grand Valley State
OG	Zach Douglass	Ashland
OG	Hasan Shaar	Colorado Mines
OT	Jared Machorro	A&M-COMMERCE
OT	Nate Theaker	Wayne State (Mich.)
PK	Ryan Sheehan	Colorado Mesa

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

DE	Lucky Baar	McKendree
DE	Sydney Omameh	Grand Valley State
DE	Zach Sieler	Ferris State
DG/DT	Tavita Faaiu	A&M-COMMERCE
DG/DT	Tanner Leach	Alderson Broaddus
LB	Anthony Darkangelo	Ferris State
LB	Rob Dury	Indianapolis
LB	Michael Fisher	Northwood
LB	A.J. Wentland	McKendree
S	Drew Hebel	Black Hills State
S	Matt McKoy	Saginaw Valley State
CB	Billy Eakins	Ohio Dominican
CB	Tavierre Thomas	Ferris State
P	Zach Smith	Chadron State
RS	Deandre Black	Midwestern State

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

QB	Luis Perez	A&M-COMMERCE
QB	Antonio Pipkin	Tiffin
FB	Alex Sherbinow	Michigan Tech
RB	Romello Brown	Wayne State (Mich.)
RB	Kamal Cass	Eastern New Mexico
RB	Brandon Jones	Alderson Broaddus
RB	Phydell Paris	Black Hills State
WR	Xavier Ayers	Western New Mexico
WR	Charles Holland	Tiffin
WR	Eric Poindexter	Quincy
TE	Owen Schoenenberger	Quincy
TE	Cooper Schroeder	Alderson Broaddus
AP	Braxton Graham	Missouri S&T
AP	Anthony Mullins	William Jewell
C	Jake Daughtery	Ferris State
C	Akoakoa Paleka-Kennedy	Midwestern State
OG	Andrew Alten	Findlay
OG	Nathan Brady	Grand Valley State
OG	Stuart Sanchez	Texas A&M-Kingsville
OT	Devon Johnson	Ferris State
OT	Sammy Zeqiraj	Southwest Baptist
PK	Kristov Martinez	A&M-COMMERCE

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

DE	Brandon Jones	Texas A&M-Kingsville
DE	Via Manuma	Southwest Baptist
DE	Sam Reeves	Truman
DG/DT	Darian  Childers-Brown	Midwestern State
DG/DT	Vice Epenesa	Southwest Baptist
DG/DT	Demetrius Farmer	Ohio Dominican
LB	Derrick Bryant	Indianapolis
LB	Cody Burtscher	Tarleton State
LB	Shaun Hutchinson	Southwest Baptist
LB	David Talley	Grand Valley State
S	Isaac Dozier Jr.	William Jewell
S	Michael James	Alderson Broaddus
S	D'Angelo Tucker	Southwest Baptist
CB	Adehkeem Brown	Quincy
CB	Uriah Harris	A&M-COMMERCE
CB	Korey Rogan	Indianapolis
P	John Kwiecinski	Northern Michigan
RS	Shawn Hooks	A&M-COMMERCE
RS	Cody Paul	Chadron State