(Oct. 22, 2018) One-hundred two (102) student athletes representing 55 high schools have been chosen for the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game, presented by H-E-B, which will showcase top local high school players on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019 in the Alamodome. It’s the 41st anniversary of the game, in which the area’s top senior players will take the field at 5 p.m. after the All-American Bowl which kicks-off at 12 noon.
One ticket serves as admission for both the All-American Bowl and the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B. General admission ($10) and reserved tickets ($20) are available at the Alamodome Box Office and through Ticketmaster.com.
Judson High School’s head football coach Sean McAuliffe will coach the Black, and Mike Norment, from Alamo Heights High School, will coach the Gold. Players were nominated by their high school coaches and chosen by a selection committee. Many were named to All-District teams last year.
A new system for selecting rosters for the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game was adopted starting with the 2019 game. Rosters were selected according to the following criteria:
- Participating schools were ranked in order of their winning percentage over the last five years.
- The schools forming one team will be those ranked 1, 3, 5, etc.
- The schools forming the other team will be those ranked 2, 4, 6, etc.
San Antonio Sports previously relied on a geographic selection process. Players from schools east of U.S. 281 were on one team and those west of 281 were on the other. The new system provides more parity.
The San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game, presented by H-E-B, will feature players that are committed to play for some of the top universities in the country as well as players looking for an additional chance to impress college scouts with potential scholarships to offer. Thirty-five seniors who were in last year’s All-Star Game went on to play college football.
Four high school cheer squads will also have the opportunity to win a $1,000 grant and cheer at the nationally-televised (NBC) All-American Bowl or the locally-televised (CW35) San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game. In the San Antonio Sports All-Star Cheer Challenge, powered by CPS Energy, participating schools’ cheer squads will earn the chance through online voting.
San Antonio loves high school football, and game day will be one of the best lineups of high school football showcase events anywhere in the country!
2019 San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game Players:
Alamo Heights ISD (Gold):
Reed Anderson, QB, Alamo Heights HS
Nik Proctor, WR, Alamo Heights HS
Maki Carabin, LB, Alamo Heights HS
Boerne ISD:
Black
Konner Beavers, WR, Boerne Champion HS
Kory Dabbs, OL, Boerne Champion HS
Derek Foster, LB, Boerne Champion HS
Gold
Colton Pool, RB, Boerne HS
Douglas Hodo, WR, Boerne HS
Hayden Hood, deep snapper, Boerne HS
Charlotte ISD (Gold):
Mark Gaitan, ATH, Charlotte HS
Comal ISD:
Black
Greyson Lee, LB, Canyon Lake HS
Gold
Will Gibbens, DL, Smithson Valley HS
Ethan Sill, safety, Smithson Valley HS
East Central ISD (Gold):
Jonah Rodriguez, OL, East Central HS
Devine ISD (Gold):
Quentin Zapata, ATH, Devine HS
East Central ISD (Gold):
Jonah Rodriguez, OL, East Central HS
Edgewood ISD (Gold):
Jose Perez, DL Memorial HS
Floresville ISD (Black)
Antonio Gonzales, OL, Floresville HS
Rolando Pulido, DL, Floresville HS
Fort Sam Houston ISD (Gold):
Patrick Rhodes, LB, Cole HS
Ya’Monie Crawford, RB, Cole HS
Harlandale ISD (Black):
Steven Ruiz, WR, Harlandale HS
Jeremy Rodrikguez, OL, Harlandale HS
Hondo ISD (Black):
Oswaldo Luna, k/punter, Hondo HS
Judson ISD (Black):
Kenyon Morgan, ATH, Judson HS
Aniyah Spencer, RB, Judson HS
Tobias Weaver, QB, Wagner HS
Javon Barnes, DB, Wagner HS
Kavon Barnes, S, Wagner HS
Kerrville ISD (Black):
Karson Valverde, QB, Kerrville-Tivy HS
Brock Baarnett, deep snapper, Kerrville-Tivy HS
Marion ISD (Gold):
Taylor Mills, QB, Marion HS
Jackson Allen, TE, Marion HS
Medina Valley ISD (Gold):
Steele Perry, DL, Medina Valley HS
Navarro ISD (Black):
Wyatt Tate, OL, Navarro HS
New Braunfels ISD (Gold):
Rylan Meek, OL, New Braunfels HS
North East ISD:
Gold:
Mike Williams, OL, Johnson HS
Jacob Desmarais, DB, Johnson HS
Ryan Escobedo, WR, LEE HS
Dante Heaggans, QB, Madison HS
Patrick Gray, OL, Madison HS
Jamie Ferguson, LB, Madison HS
Graham Torres, k/punter, Madison HS
Black:
Derek Perez, QB, Churchill HS
Andrew Pruske, OL, Churchill HS
Seth Jaquess, DL, Churchill HS
Nick Falsone, k/punter, Churchill HS
Erik Molbe, DL, MacArthur HS
Gino Martinez, DB, MacArthur HS
Carson Pharris, OL, Reagan HS
Preston Yates, DL, Reagan HS
Jay Mulligan, S, Reagan HS
Garrett Lockamy, DL, Roosevelt HS
Northside ISD:
Black
Kenneth Bivins, Jr., WR, Clark HS
Clifford Geyer, DL, Clark HS
Jaylin Hastings, RB, John Jay HS
Jordan Choate, WR, John Jay HS
Kenneth Vigil, DB, John Jay HS
Cade Collenback, OL, O’Connor HS
Brannon Brown, OL, O’Connor
Gabe Diaz, LB, O’Connor HS
Michael Valadez, OL, Stevens HS
Matthew Littlejohn, DB, Stevens HS
Gold:
Oscar Cardenas, TE, Brandeis HS
Brent Malone, LB, Brandeis HS
Isaiah Walker, OL, Brennan HS
Anziah Williams, LB, Brennan HS
Ricardo Contreras, S, Holmes HS
Nathan Cano, DL, Taft HS
Eric Roscoe, WR, Warren HS
Caleb Williams, DL, Warren HS
Josiah Gutierrez-Smith, S, Warren HS
Pleasanton ISD (Gold):
Hunter Norment, Pleasanton HS
Randolph ISD (Black):
Devin Oden, TE, Randolph HS
Sabinal ISD (Gold):
Cinco Whitehurst, safety/LB, Sabinal HS
San Antonio ISD:
Black
Brandon Adams, RB, Sam Houston HS
Maverick Gurisko, LB, Sam Houston HS
Darious Dillard, LB, Sam Houston HS
Gold
Isaiah Wallace, DL Brackenridge HS
Elian Valdez, k/punter, Burbank HS
Jamont McClain, WR, Edison HS
Micah Garcia, DB, Jefferson HS
Schertz/Cibilo/Universal City ISD:
Black
Quinton Mayberry, DL, Clemens HS
Cody Boatman, DL, Clemens HS
Gold
Stanley Mark, OL, Steele HS
Brodrick Howard, DL, Steele HS
Xavier Player, DB, Steele HS
Seguin ISD (Black):
Hayden Haas, WR, Seguin HS
Kyle Kolbe, LB, Seguin HS
Deryn Taylor, DB, Seguin HS
South San ISD (Gold):
Raul Agosto, ATH, South San HS
Southside ISD (Gold):
Gabriel Morris, DL, Southside HS
Stockdale ISD (Gold):
Christian Aguilar, DB, Stockdale HS
Southwest ISD:
Black
Adrian Rangel, ATH, Southwest Legacy HS
Gold
Damian Lopez, ATH, Southwest HS
Christian Adame, OL, Southwest HS
Marcus Luna, DL, Southwest HS
PRIVATE SCHOOLS:
Antonian (Gold)
Keegan Holm, OL
Central Catholic HS (Black)
Carlos Reyes, LB
Hilario Gomez, S
Holy Cross (Gold)
Agustin Barrera, Jr., S
San Antonio Christian School (Black)
Brandon Richard, S
San Antonio Sports is proud to partner with Dave Campbell’s Texas Football in bringing recognition to the great high school talent in the San Antonio area. The San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B is also supported by Whataburger, University Health System, Frost, CPS Energy, Pizza Hut MUY!, PowerAde, KABB Fox 29/CW/News 4 SanAntonio.
About San Antonio Sports
San Antonio Sports is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to transform our community through the power of sport. San Antonio Sports bids on and hosts premier sporting events such as NCAA® championships, which have generated a local economic impact of more than $853 million. San Antonio Sports kids programs, including i play! afterschool, Go!Kids Challenge™ presented by University Health System and SUBWAY® Kids Rock marathon training program, annually touch the lives of more than 150,000 children. Additionally, San Antonio Sports serves as a catalyst for the development of quality recreational and athletic facilities in our community including San Antonio Sports School Parks, a program that turns school grounds into community park space. To learn more, visit SanAntonioSports.org..