(SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS) -- 19 graduating high school football stars from the State of Florida are set to shine in The All-American Bowl to be held at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday, January 7th, 2023.

The game will be broadcast LIVE on NBC at 1PM Eastern, 12PM Central Time. The game may also be live-streamed via the NBC App or Peacock App.


The roster for the 2023 All-American Game features 21 former high school football stars who graced Florida's gridiron during their high school career.

4 of the 19 representing the Sunshine State are State Champions. St. Thomas Aquinas LB Jayvant Brown won the 2022 Class 3M State Championship, and Naples First Baptist Academy TE Olsen Patt Henry won the 2022 Class 1S State Championship in Tallahassee. Jax TCA RB Treyaun Webb won two state titles as a junior and sophomore in the 2021 Class 2A State Championship and 2020 Class 3A State Championship respectively. Venice EDGE/DL Damon Wilson won the Class 8A State Championship in 2021.

Several players come from Florida's annual powerhouses: St. Thomas Aquinas, Plantation American Heritage, Jacksonville Trinity Christian, Venice, and IMG.


Look for these players to represent the Sunshine State in the national spotlight:

21 PLAYERS FROM FLORIDA

(19 originally from Florida, 2 Played at IMG Academy)

EAST TEAM

#97
KEON KEELEY, DL
Tampa Berkeley Prep
2021 State Runner-Up
(Tampa, FL -- Tampa Area)
Signed to Alabama

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#11
DAMON WILSON, DL
Venice HS
2021 State Champion
(Venice, FL -- Suncoast Area)
Signed to Georgia

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#8
HYKEEM WILLIAMS, WR
Stranahan HS
(Fort Lauderdale, FL -- Broward Area)
Signed to Florida State

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#1
BRANDON INNISS, WR
Plantation American Heritage HS
(Plantation, FL -- Broward Area)
Signed to Ohio State

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#99
JORDAN HALL, DL
Jacksonville Westside HS
(Jacksonville, FL -- First Coast Area)
Signed to Georgia

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#8
JAYVANT BROWN, LB
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas HS
2022 Class 3M State Champion
(Fort Lauderdale, FL -- Broward Area)
Signed to Kentucky

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#10
GRAYSON HOWARD, LB
Jacksonville Andrew Jackson HS
(Jacksonville, FL -- First Coast Area)
Signed to South Carolina

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#0
JALEN BROWN, WR
Miami Gulliver Prep
(Miami, FL -- Miami Dade Area)
Signed to LSU

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#17
KAMRAN JAMES, DL
Orlando Olympia HS
(Orlando, FL -- Orlando Metro Area)
Signed to Florida

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#14
NATHANIEL "RAY RAY" JOSEPH, WR
Miami Edison HS
(Miami, FL -- Miami-Dade Area)
Signed to Miami

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#5
MAKARI VICKERS, S
Quincy Munroe Day
(Tallahassee, FL -- Big Bend Area)
Signed to Oklahoma

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#0
MALIK BRYANT, LB
Orlando Jones HS
(Orlando, FL -- Orlando Metro Area)
Signed to Miami

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#19
PEARCE SPURLIN, TE
South Walton HS
(Santa Rosa, FL -- Panhandle Area)
Signed to Georgia

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#4
MARK FLETCHER, RB
Plantation American Heritage HS
(Plantation, FL -- Broward Area)
Signed to Miami

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#3
TREYAUN WEBB, RB
Jacksonville Trinity Christian Academy
2x STATE CHAMPION (2021, 2020)
(Jacksonville, FL -- First Coast Area)
Signed to Florida

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#6
OLSEN PATT HENRY, TE
Naples First Baptist Academy
2022 State Champion
(Naples, FL -- Southwest Area)
Signed to Clemson

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#71
PAYTON KIRKLAND, OT
Orlando Dr. Phillips HS
(Orlando, FL -- Orlando Metro Area)
Signed to Texas

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#24
JONAS DUCLONA, CB
Naples HS
(Naples, FL -- Southwest Area)
Signed to Wisconsin

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WEST TEAM

#25
SAMUEL SINGLETON, RB
Orange Park Fleming Island HS
(Orange Park, FL -- First Coast Area)
Signed to Florida State

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About the All-American Bowl
The All-American Bowl is a year-round celebration of high school excellence both on and off the field. As the nation’s premier high school sporting event for 20 years, it features the top 100 senior football players from across the country and is played inside the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX. Broadcast annually on NBC, the All-American Bowl is the most-watched and highest-attended high school sporting event.

The All-American Bowl was originally created and owned by All American Games, led by Douglas Berman, and was the first national high school football all-star game to ever be played when it kicked off at Highlander Stadium in Dallas, TX on December 30, 2000. The event relocated to San Antonio the following year, and has been played inside the Alamodome since 2003. In 2019, NBC Sports acquired the event from All American Games and now fully owns and operates the All-American Bowl.

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For more information, visit the official All-American Bowl website: https://www.nbcsports.com/allamericanbowl