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Football All Star Game To Feature Area Seniors
December 15, 2010
The Pensacola Sports Association has announced the rosters for the 2010 Subway High School All-Star Football Game Presented by the Andrews Institute. The 7th Annual All-star Game is scheduled for Friday at 7 p.m. at the Woodham Middle School Stadium.
This year’s game features some of the best seniors from Okaloosa and Santa Rosa Counties (East) playing against the seniors from Escambia County (West). Choctaw Head Coach Greg Thomas is the head coach of the East team while Greg Seibert from Catholic will lead the West team.
Several North Escambia area players will be taking part. Participating on the West All-Star Team from Northview will be: Austin Arrington, SS; Taylor Martin, LB; Lonnie Gardner, DT. Team members from Tate will be DJ Johnson, DB; Bruce Hemphill, LB/SS; and Tyler Tymbes, OL.
On the East All-Star Team, Trent Sweeney of Jay (WB) will take part.
Tickets for the game will be $7, or $6 with a canned good to support Manna Food Bank.
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8 Responses to “Football All Star Game To Feature Area Seniors”
im suprised the kicker ,… kiefer from catholic that kicked like 25 field goals didnt get all star
I know for a fact that a back up running back from a local high school was selected to this team. I have no objections to the list of kids that made the team. But I cannot fathom how a RB that lead his team in rushing and helped his team make it to the 3rd round of the playoffs could get over looked. How do you select a kid from a 1 and 9 team over an elite RB from a smaller school that finished 11-2? Of course it does no good to argue the case. What is done is done. Just willing to share the thoughts of many.
I watched this game on TV last year. It didn’t look like the East all stars Vs The West, It looked more like the Tate All stars Vs the East.
will this game be televised?
Jeff, do you not think that there are other great players at these smaller schools? The smaller schools don’t get recognized as much. They have players that to work just as hard and do play their position just as well. And if you’re hung up on this “A” school “B” school thing then they should make an all star game for each division that way it is more fair. I still stand by my former comment.
so ? do you think that a sub par player from school “A” should make the team over a player from school “B” just because there needs to be more players from school “A”? I think not this is the All Star Game. the best players should play. If they were all from one school they should play.
Why do they need 15 coaches on tghe east?
Don’t you think they should of picked the boys a little more evenly? There are only 3 from a couple of schools then 6, 8 and 10 from others.
Very disappointed that Dustin Yuhasz from Northview was not selected for the All Star game.