2011 Kentucky All-Star Roster
Alex Abner Pulaski County High School Somerset
Zach Allen Harlan High School Harlan
Cody Bramlett Whitley County High School Williamsburg
Matt Britt Lafayette High School Lexington
Layton Bush Russellville High School Russellville
Jordan Calton Harlan County High School Harlan
Travis Canady Knox Central High School Corbin
Jon Combs Hazard High School Hazard
Darrell Cross Rowan County High School Morehead
Todd DeWoody Anderson County High School Lawrenceburg
Andrew Dini George Rogers Clark Winchester
Willie Dungan Southwestern High School Somerset
Tanner Gilbert Clay County High School Manchester
Scott Gilliam Knox Central High School Gray
Jack Gruenschlaeger Newport Central Catholic Fort Thomas
Ryan Hahn Highlands High School Fort Thomas
Tim Hayden Bryan Station High School Lexington
Jesse Hensley Harlan County High School Harlan
John Dudly Hilton Bell County High School Pineville
Tyler Hughes Barren County High School Glasgow
Paul Hughes Perry County Central High School Hazard
Josh Jasper Holy Cross - Covington Taylor Mill
Jontez Jones Tates Creek High School Lexington
Chris Kelly Newport Central Catholic Cold Spring
Nate Letton Lexington Catholic High School Paris
Kris Long Franklin County High School Frankfort
Ben Madon Bell County High School Pineville
Paul Megilligan Boyle County High School Danville
Darrian Miller Bryan Station High School Lexington
Deion Mullens Larry A. Ryle High School Union
Saxon Okuma Corbin High School Corbin
Tavion Parrish Glasgow High School Glasgow
Cody Perkins Williamsburg High School Williamsburg
Tre Powell Fort Campbell High School Ft. Campbell
Tyler Priest Boyle County High School Perryville
Jeffrey Pruitt Belfrey High School Matewan
Eric Raby Pineville High School Pineville
Tevin Raines Danville High School Danville
Sean Richardson Montgomery County High School Mt. Sterling
John Saylor Rockcastle County High School Brodhead
Zack Senvisky Larry A. Ryle High School Union
Michael Sherrard Scott High School Covington
Steve Sims Anderson County High School Lawrenceburg
Robert Channing Smith Sheldon Clark High School Inez
Chad Snyder Lexington Christian Academy Lexington
Austin Stepp Sheldon Clark High School Inez
Trent Tooley Monroe County High School Tompkinsville
Dillion Vickery Monroe County High School Gamaliel
Wesley Watkins Franklin County High School Frankfort
Zachary West Lexington Christian Academy Richmond
Will Whitman Lexington Catholic High School Lexington
Jerry Williams, III Henry Clay High School Lexington
Jay Willmott Scott County High School Georgetown
Jerrod Wolfe Breathitt County High School Jackson
Evan Wright Frankfort High School Frankfort
2011 Tennessee All-Star Roster
Seth Anderson Siegel High School Murfreesboro
Tucker Bolton Bradley Central Old Fort
Eli Bradley Elizabethton High School Elizabethton
Ron Durbin Gatlinburg-Pittman High School Gatlinburg
Quinn Epperly Christian Academy of Knoxville Knoxville
Keenan Evans Campbell County LaFollette
Steven Fortner Christian Academy of Knoxville Maryville
Davis Frank Grace Christian Academy Knoxville
Andrew Fritts Christian Academy of Knoxville Knoxville
Turner Haddock Friendship Christian School Lebanon
Corey Hall Dobyns Bennett High School Kingsport
Michael Hargrove Polk County High School Benton
Dehart Hubbard Chattanooga Central Chattanooga
Jacob Huesman Baylor School Signal Mountain
Zach Hughes Oak Ridge High School Oak Ridge
Josh Johnson Sevier County High School Sevierville
Vinny Jordan Boyd-Buchanan School
Taquintas Mayberry Oakland High School Murfreesboro
Ryan Mitchell Science Hill High School Johnson City
Gervell Morgan Signal Mountain High School Signal Mountain
B. J. Nowlin Riverdale High School Murfreesboro
Jared O'Farrell Oak Ridge High School Oak Ridge
Jason Puhr Blackman High School Smyrna
Kyle Riemer Bearden High School Knoxville
Zane Roberts Anderson County High School Lake City
Will Sawyer Signal Mountain High School Signal Mountain
Matt Stubbs Blackman High School Murfreesboro
Austin Tallant Alcoa High School Walland
Chris Turrentine Smyrna High School Murfreesboro
Jarread Whitehead Elizabethton High School Elizabethton
Sam Woodard Oneida High School Oneida
Taylor Wyant Siegel High School Murfreesboro
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Alex Abner Pulaski County High School Somerset
Zach Allen Harlan High School Harlan
Cody Bramlett Whitley County High School Williamsburg
Matt Britt Lafayette High School Lexington
Layton Bush Russellville High School Russellville
Jordan Calton Harlan County High School Harlan
Travis Canady Knox Central High School Corbin
Jon Combs Hazard High School Hazard
Darrell Cross Rowan County High School Morehead
Todd DeWoody Anderson County High School Lawrenceburg
Andrew Dini George Rogers Clark Winchester
Willie Dungan Southwestern High School Somerset
Tanner Gilbert Clay County High School Manchester
Scott Gilliam Knox Central High School Gray
Jack Gruenschlaeger Newport Central Catholic Fort Thomas
Ryan Hahn Highlands High School Fort Thomas
Tim Hayden Bryan Station High School Lexington
Jesse Hensley Harlan County High School Harlan
John Dudly Hilton Bell County High School Pineville
Tyler Hughes Barren County High School Glasgow
Paul Hughes Perry County Central High School Hazard
Josh Jasper Holy Cross - Covington Taylor Mill
Jontez Jones Tates Creek High School Lexington
Chris Kelly Newport Central Catholic Cold Spring
Nate Letton Lexington Catholic High School Paris
Kris Long Franklin County High School Frankfort
Ben Madon Bell County High School Pineville
Paul Megilligan Boyle County High School Danville
Darrian Miller Bryan Station High School Lexington
Deion Mullens Larry A. Ryle High School Union
Saxon Okuma Corbin High School Corbin
Tavion Parrish Glasgow High School Glasgow
Cody Perkins Williamsburg High School Williamsburg
Tre Powell Fort Campbell High School Ft. Campbell
Tyler Priest Boyle County High School Perryville
Jeffrey Pruitt Belfrey High School Matewan Eric Raby Pineville High School Pineville
Tevin Raines Danville High School Danville
Sean Richardson Montgomery County High School Mt. Sterling
John Saylor Rockcastle County High School Brodhead
Zack Senvisky Larry A. Ryle High School Union
Michael Sherrard Scott High School Covington
Steve Sims Anderson County High School Lawrenceburg
Robert Channing Smith Sheldon Clark High School Inez
Chad Snyder Lexington Christian Academy Lexington
Austin Stepp Sheldon Clark High School Inez
Trent Tooley Monroe County High School Tompkinsville
Dillion Vickery Monroe County High School Gamaliel
Wesley Watkins Franklin County High School Frankfort
Zachary West Lexington Christian Academy Richmond
Will Whitman Lexington Catholic High School Lexington
Jerry Williams, III Henry Clay High School Lexington
Jay Willmott Scott County High School Georgetown
Jerrod Wolfe Breathitt County High School Jackson
Evan Wright Frankfort High School Frankfort
2011 Tennessee All-Star Roster
Seth Anderson Siegel High School Murfreesboro
Tucker Bolton Bradley Central Old Fort
Eli Bradley Elizabethton High School Elizabethton
Ron Durbin Gatlinburg-Pittman High School Gatlinburg
Quinn Epperly Christian Academy of Knoxville Knoxville
Keenan Evans Campbell County LaFollette
Steven Fortner Christian Academy of Knoxville Maryville
Davis Frank Grace Christian Academy Knoxville
Andrew Fritts Christian Academy of Knoxville Knoxville
Turner Haddock Friendship Christian School Lebanon
Corey Hall Dobyns Bennett High School Kingsport
Michael Hargrove Polk County High School Benton
Dehart Hubbard Chattanooga Central Chattanooga
Jacob Huesman Baylor School Signal Mountain
Zach Hughes Oak Ridge High School Oak Ridge
Josh Johnson Sevier County High School Sevierville
Vinny Jordan Boyd-Buchanan School
Taquintas Mayberry Oakland High School Murfreesboro
Ryan Mitchell Science Hill High School Johnson City
Gervell Morgan Signal Mountain High School Signal Mountain
B. J. Nowlin Riverdale High School Murfreesboro
Jared O'Farrell Oak Ridge High School Oak Ridge
Jason Puhr Blackman High School Smyrna
Kyle Riemer Bearden High School Knoxville
Zane Roberts Anderson County High School Lake City
Will Sawyer Signal Mountain High School Signal Mountain
Matt Stubbs Blackman High School Murfreesboro
Austin Tallant Alcoa High School Walland
Chris Turrentine Smyrna High School Murfreesboro
Jarread Whitehead Elizabethton High School Elizabethton
Sam Woodard Oneida High School Oneida
Taylor Wyant Siegel High School Murfreesboro
Matewan?
Nice to see two sheldon clark boys on there
Congrats to all the players, and especially the ones from the Mountains.
Good luck to the unfortunate sap for TN who will be asked to block Gilliam. Nobody in KY pulled off with any consitancy this year.
32 Tennessee players to
54 Kentucky players
What does this say about this game?
Congrats to Ryan Hahn of Highlands.
tradition Wrote:32 Tennessee players to
54 Kentucky players
What does this say about this game?
Congrats to Ryan Hahn of Highlands.
I wonder if the Tennessee kids are all "bowled out".
There have already been two all-star bowls played in the East Tennessee area since the end of November. One E/W game at Carson-Newman and a TN/VA game in Bristol.... I think there is also one TN/GA game that might have already been played as well.
Maybe that might be why the small roster for the TN players.
tradition Wrote:32 Tennessee players to
54 Kentucky players
What does this say about this game?
Congrats to Ryan Hahn of Highlands.
Actually, this is at the discretion of the Tenn. coaches and Tenn. people who are in control. I believe they allow up to 55 for each team and a committee in turn elects those players.
Theres a select few that select players from KY, mostly Whitley, and Williamsburg people, however, they really do try to choose the best players east of I-75, just look at the past rosters. And, theres never favoritism as there's only one Whitley player playing this year, and he undoubtedly deserves it.
In Tenn, its a little different. Obviously the committee for the bowl knows a lot more about about the KY players than the Tenn players so it is a helping situation. I can guarantee you that just as many Tenn. players are given the chance to play as Ky players. Not all accept, and not all want too because its not really big enough just yet to intrigue everybody.
IMHO, its seriously as fair as it could be. A lot of people dont know how much hard work and preparation it takes to get this thing going. These guys have worked there butt off to keep this thing going and doing everything they can to make it as great as it can be.
The ONLY downfall I have that needs to be changed IMO is the date. I would much rather see this game played in the spring than in January. I'm assuming this is because a lot of football kids play baseball, however, i dont think it would have that great of an impact.
RunItUpTheGut Wrote:Actually, this is at the discretion of the Tenn. coaches and Tenn. people who are in control. I believe they allow up to 55 for each team and a committee in turn elects those players.
Theres a select few that select players from KY, mostly Whitley, and Williamsburg people, however, they really do try to choose the best players east of I-75, just look at the past rosters. And, theres never favoritism as there's only one Whitley player playing this year, and he undoubtedly deserves it.
In Tenn, its a little different. Obviously the committee for the bowl knows a lot more about about the KY players than the Tenn players so it is a helping situation. I can guarantee you that just as many Tenn. players are given the chance to play as Ky players. Not all accept, and not all want too because its not really big enough just yet to intrigue everybody.
IMHO, its seriously as fair as it could be. A lot of people dont know how much hard work and preparation it takes to get this thing going. These guys have worked there butt off to keep this thing going and doing everything they can to make it as great as it can be.
The ONLY downfall I have that needs to be changed IMO is the date. I would much rather see this game played in the spring than in January. I'm assuming this is because a lot of football kids play baseball, however, i dont think it would have that great of an impact.
I think the organizers do a tremendous job with this event and I want to see it continue. My thinking due to the numbers disparity is that maybe it isn't as attractive to players in Tennessee , hence the lack in numbers. Hope I'm wrong .
Congrats to all who where chosen especially the mountain boys. Surprised not to see in P'Burg boys on here. What about Trevor Stovall, Nathan Slone, & Alex Griffith??? Thought these guys would be selected.
i just have one question why no players from either laurel co. schools were even invited?
dogface34 Wrote:i just have one question why no players from either laurel co. schools were even invited?
The head coach has to nominate their players.
coach from south did nominate several dont know about north but im sure he did as well just curious to know why both teams have a few good ball players
dogface34 Wrote:coach from south did nominate several dont know about north but im sure he did as well just curious to know why both teams have a few good ball players
I think you can only nominate 2. Maybe someone knows for sure.
Congrats to all the players who were selected.
Football1 Wrote:Good luck to the unfortunate sap for TN who will be asked to block Gilliam. Nobody in KY pulled off with any consitancy this year.
:Thumbs:Way to go Scott&Trav
I would like to say congratulations to Alex Abner of Pulaski County!!
But, I am shocked that the 5A passing leader, Zach Eastham did not make the roster!
Sometimes the players who are nominated choose not to play. The reasons are varied. Some because they are playing basketball, some because they have a scholarship(s) and do not want to risk injury, etc. So maybe some of the obvious missing players were nominated but chose not to play for one reason or another.
BIGREDDAWG Wrote:Sometimes the players who are nominated choose not to play. The reasons are varied. Some because they are playing basketball, some because they have a scholarship(s) and do not want to risk injury, etc. So maybe some of the obvious missing players were nominated but chose not to play for one reason or another.
Yeah, I'd say basketball is a big reason why a lot of boys aren't playing for both Tennessee & Kentucky.
Why is Ft. Campbell involved in the game? I assumed by looking at the rosters this was more of an Eastern half of the state game. Ft. Campbell would actually be considered Western KY? Just curious.
BIGREDDAWG Wrote:Sometimes the players who are nominated choose not to play. The reasons are varied. Some because they are playing basketball, some because they have a scholarship(s) and do not want to risk injury, etc. So maybe some of the obvious missing players were nominated but chose not to play for one reason or another.
If your post was in response to my post. Both Alex Abner and Zach Eastham are playing basketball for Pulaski County. To my knowledge they're both trying to find a college where they can play on the same team together. I guess I will have to see if I can get some insider information on this.
What is the date and time for this game?
Boo Boo bear Wrote:What is the date and time for this game?
Saturday, January 15, 12 noon at University of the Cumberlands, Williamsburg.
tradition Wrote:I think the organizers do a tremendous job with this event and I want to see it continue. My thinking due to the numbers disparity is that maybe it isn't as attractive to players in Tennessee , hence the lack in numbers. Hope I'm wrong .
I wish i could say you were , but i honestly think thats the number one problem. KY players are obviously a lot more interested, but the parity must be decent, Tenn won last year lol.
bigboy26 Wrote:Why is Ft. Campbell involved in the game? I assumed by looking at the rosters this was more of an Eastern half of the state game. Ft. Campbell would actually be considered Western KY? Just curious.
It's everything east of I75
dogface34 Wrote:i just have one question why no players from either laurel co. schools were even invited?
Maybe because they won like 3 games combined?
Cmon man, they do have some talented players at both schools but players like Vaughn got his stats because South literally had one play and that was a QB keeper to Vaughn.
I do think North would have got Rotundi had he not been hurt.
Good to see Jordan Calton and Jesse Hensley representing the Black Bears!
Thanks to those involved in getting this game together. I can imagine it is a ton of work to pull this off. Its great to see this game gain momentum and serve as a nice showcase for excellent football players in both states.
How many kids can a coach nominate? If he nominates only 2 kids from his program, are they guaranteed a spot?
theres alot of players on the TN roster thats from the power TN teams..