These two games will be played in All Star game fashion in an East vs. West matchup. The top 35 7th graders will face off against one another in the first bowl game and it will be followed by the top 35 8th graders squaring off against one another.
This has become more than just a one day event as the young all stars get to enjoy five days in San Antonio, full of practices, a Friday night fiesta and a session where they get to meet and learn from N.
Hall of Famers and current players. It is a very high honor to be selected to play in this game with thousands of young athletes being nominated and only 35 being chosen for each age group.
One of the top players selected for the 8th grade cast is fullback Floyd Fannin who rushed for 1, yards and 22 touchdowns this season and is ranked 30 on our Elite list. I will continue to work hard and give my all every time I step out onto the field," said Fannin.
You can follow along. The games will be broadcast on ESPN3. Cavin National Player of the Year Award. Just head over to the Eastbay Youth All-American Facebook page and vote for the best player and-under during the previous football season.
Not only did the athlete all-stars who played in the Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl Games prove why they earned a spot on the roster, they also showed us all what happens when hard work pays off. A brief recap:. All of the games had on-the-edge-of-the-bleacher action, amplified by the sheer joy and exhilaration of the national stage and the phenomenal opportunity these kids have to shine like the all-stars they are.
In the end, no one could argue that Canada outplayed the U. Did you miss the live stream of the games? Kahlee Hamler. Analysis: Hamler is a rising 7 th grader who is currently one of the best at his position. He has great hands and will go up and get the ball at its highest point.
He is very quick in open space and is a great blocker on the outside for his running backs. Mike Epstein. Analysis: Epstein, a Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl Selection , is not the biggest but is still one of the most exciting players you will find in the country. He accelerates on a dime and is able to get in and out of a cut as quickly as anyone. Epstein has great hands and will catch anything thrown his way. Nygel Edmonds. Analysis: One of the most athletic kids in the class, Edmonds has great field vision and good quickness.
He has great hands and knows how to find the open spots in a defensive zone. Sam Letton. Projected as a tight end at the next level, Letton is currently a matchup nightmare for defenses due to his deceptive speed for a player of his size. Tre Stagen. The seventh graders will be up first in Game 1, followed by eighth graders unlimited in Game 2 and eighth graders limited in Game 3. Stick around to watch US take on Canada in Game 4.
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