Rosters for 2011 Under Armour All-America High School Football Game

Published on December 30, 2010 by T.C. T.C.

Rosters for the Under Armour All-America High School Football Game were announced during the 2011 Under Armour All-America Football Game Announcement Show on Thursday, Dec. 9 on ESPNU. The rosters were revealed – for a total of 90 players, with 45 players on Team Click-Clack (red team) and 45 players on Team Micro G (white team); of which more than 70 are listed in the ESPNU 150 Player Rankings. The game will take place at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Wednesday, Jan. 5, at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Team Click Clack will be highlighted by players such as defensive end Jadeveon Clowney (South Point HS, S.C.); running back Isaiah Crowell (Carver HS, Ga.); quarterback Jeff Driskel (Paul J. Hagerty HS, Fla.); offensive tackle Cyrus Kouandjio (DeMatha Catholic HS, Md.); and offensive tackle Christian Westerman (Hamilton HS, Ariz.). Team Micro G will feature offensive tackle La’El Collins (Redemptorist HS, La.); defensive tackle Anthony Johnson (O. Perry Wallace HS, La.); defensive end Steve Miller (McKinley HS, Ohio); tight end Jay Rome (Valdosta HS, Ga.); and safety Karlos Williams (Ridge Community HS, Fla.).

There will be 22 states, plus the Washington, D.C., represented in the game and Florida leads the group with the most players (19), followed by California (10), Georgia (10), Texas (8), Arizona (7) and Alabama and Ohio, each with five.

The players will also participate in several activities surrounding the game, including daily practice sessions that will be televised live on ESPNU Sunday, Jan. 2, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., and Monday, Jan. 3, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Under Armour All-America Game Skills Challenge will air Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 9 p.m. on ESPN2.

Tickets for the game are available for $10 through www.Ticketmaster.com.

2011 Under Armour High School All-America Game Rosters

Team Click-Clack (Red Team)

No.	Name	Position	Ht., Wt.	High School	College
1	Isaiah Crowell	RB	5-11, 210	Carver (Ga.)	n/a
1	Josh Turner	CB	5-11, 180	Millwood (Okla.)	Texas
2	Ja’Juan Story	WR	6-3, 190	Nature Coast Tech (Fla.)	Florida
2	Erique Florence	S	6-2, 185	Valley (Ala.)	n/a
3	Bradley Sylve	WR	5-10, 175	South Plaquemines (La.)	Alabama
3	Vinnie Sunseri	LB	5-11, 202	Northridge (Ala.)	Alabama
4	Marvin Shinn	WR	6-3, 180	Vigor (Ala.)	Alabama
4	Ha’Sean Clinton-Dix	S	6-2, 194	Dr. Phillips (Fla.)	Alabama
5	Michael Thomas	WR	6-2, 180	Woodland Hills-Taft (Calif.)	n/a
5	Darius Jennings	CB	5-11, 175	Gilman (Md.)	n/a
6	Jeff Driskel	QB	6-4, 224	Paul J. Hagerty (Fla.)	Florida
6	Nick Waisome	CB	5-10, 168	South Lake (Fla.)	Florida
7	A.C. Leonard	TE	6-3, 232	University Christian (Fla.)	Florida
7	Jadeveon Clowney	DE	6-6, 240	South Pointe (S.C.)	n/a
8	Lawrence Thomas	LB	6-3, 230	Renaissance (Mich.)	Michigan State
9	Tacoi Sumler	WR	5-8, 157	Christopher Columbus (Fla.)	Oregon
9	Marqise Lee	S	6-1, 190	Junipero Serra (Calif.)	n/a
10	Eli Rogers	WR	5-10, 178	Miami Northwestern (Fla.)	n/a
10	Quandre Diggs	CB	5-10, 190	Angleton (Texas)	Texas
11	Brandon Fulse	TE	6-4, 250	Fort Meade Senior High (Fla.)	n/a
11	Ryan Shazier	LB	6-2, 205	Plantation (Fla.)	Florida
12	Devon Blackmon	WR	6-0, 180	Summit (Calif.)	n/a
15	Kiehl Frazier	QB	6-3, 215	Shiloh Christian (Ark.)	Auburn
17	Brett Hundley	QB	6-3, 210	Chandler (Ariz.)	UCLA
23	Taylor Bertolet	K/P	5-9, 160	Exeter Township (Pa.)	Texas A&M
28	Savon Huggins	RB	5-10, 190	Saint Peter’s Prep (N.J.)	n/a
33	Trey DePriest	LB	6-1, 225	Springfield South (Ohio)	Alabama
40	Zach Ewan	LS	5-10, 225	North Canyon (Ariz.)	Wyoming
41	Todd Barr	DT	6-1, 251	Lakewood (Calif.)	n/a
50	Reese Dismukes	OC	6-3, 275	Spanish Fort (Ala.)	Auburn
55	Cyrus Hobbi	OG	6-4, 285	Saguaro (Ariz.)	n/a
62	Le’Raven Clark	OT	6-5, 250	Rockdale (Texas)	Texas Tech
65	Cyrus Kouandjio	OT	6-7, 325	DeMatha Catholic (Md.)	n/a
72	Andre Yruretagoyena	OT	6-5, 260	Chaparral (Ariz.)	Oregon
74	Mo Latu	OC	6-2, 300	Perry (Ariz.)	n/a
75	Christian Westerman	OT	6-5, 290	Hamilton (Ariz.)	Texas
76	Marcus Jackson	OG	6-2, 295	Vero Beach Senior High (Fla.)	Miami
77	Thomas O’Reilly	OG	6-3, 296	Alan C. Pope (Ga.)	Auburn
78	Ryan Kelly*	OC	6-4, 264	Lakota West (Ohio)	Alabama
80	Brian Miller*	TE	6-3, 225	Andover (Mass.)	Boston College
80	Christian Heyward	DT	6-2, 270	Point Loma (Calif.)	n/a
88	Malcolm Faciane*	TE	6-5, 260	Picayune Memorial (Miss.)	Alabama
90	Gabe Wright	DT	6-3, 285	Carver (Ga.)	n/a
93	Greg Townsend, Jr.	DE	6-3, 260	Beverly Hills (Calif.)	n/a
95	Anthony Chickillo	DE	6-3, 240	Alonso (Fla.)	Miami
99	Desmond Jackson	DT	6-1, 273	Westfield (Texas)	Texas

* – injured; Note: Some players have the same jersey number, but won’t be on the field at the same time.

Team Micro G (White Team)

No.	Name	Position	Ht., Wt.	High School	College
1	Mike Bellamy	RB	5-10, 176	Charlotte (Fla.)	Clemson
1	Anthony Wallace	LB	6-1, 220	Skyline (Texas)	Oregon
2	Quan Bray	WR	5-10, 180	Troup County Comprehensive (Ga.)	n/a
2	De’Ante Saunders	CB	5-11, 185	DeLand (Fla.)	Florida
3	Jamal Turner	WR	6-1, 175	Sam Houston (Texas)	Nebraska
3	Keelin Smith	S	6-3, 185	Treasure Coast (Fla.)	Florida State
4	Andre Heidari	K/P	5-10, 185	Stockdale (Calif.)	USC
5	Braxton Miller	QB	6-2, 190	Wayne (Ohio)	Ohio State
5	Jabari Gorman	S	6-0, 180	Monsignor Edward Pace (Fla.)	n/a
7	Kendal Thompson	QB	6-2, 175	Southmoore (Okla.)	Oklahoma
8	DaVaris Daniels	WR	6-2, 164	Vernon Hills (Ill.)	Notre Dame
8	Anthony Johnson	DT	6-3, 300	O. Perry Walker (La.)	LSU
9	James Vaughters	LB	6-2, 230	Tucker (Georgia)	Stanford
10	Ben Koyack	TE	6-5, 228	Oil City (Pa.)	Notre Dame
11	Jay Rome	TE	6-5, 230	Valdosta (Ga.)	n/a
11	Karlos Williams	S	6-2, 210	Ridge Community (Fla.)	Florida State
12	Christian LeMay*	QB	6-2, 195	Butler (N.C.)	Georgia
13	Max Wittek	QB	6-3, 200	Mater Dei (Calif.)	USC
20	Danzel Williams	CB	5-8, 185	James Martin (Texas)	Oklahoma
21	Doran Grant	CB	5-11, 177	St. Vincent-St. Mary (Ohio)	n/a
22	Justin Scott-Wesley	WR	6-0, 200	Mitchell-Baker (Ga.)	Georgia
23	Amir Carlisle	WR	5-10, 181	The King’s Academy (Calif.)	Stanford
24	Demetrious Nicholson	CB	5-11, 170	Bayside (Va.)	n/a
26	Malcolm Mitchell	WR	6-0, 185	Valdosta (Ga.)	n/a
28	Brandon Williams	RB	6-0, 190	Brookshire Royal (Texas)	Oklahoma
40	Kevin McReynolds	DT	6-2, 276	Saint John’s College (Washington, D.C.)	n/a
42	Stephone Anthony	LB	6-2, 220	Anson Senior (N.C.)	n/a
45	A.J. Johnson	LB	6-2, 225	Gainesville (Ga.)	Tennessee
47	Xzavier Dickson	DE	6-4, 242	Griffin (Ga.)	n/a
50	Trey Pettis	OC	6-5, 285	DeLand (Fla.)	Florida State
51	Giorgio Newberry	OT	6-5, 249	Fort Pierce Central (Fla.)	Florida State
55	Bobby Hart	OT	6-5, 298	Saint Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)	Florida State
62	Peter McBride	LS	6-1, 210	Chaparral (Ariz.)	USC
64	Angelo Mangiro	OG	6-3, 290	Roxbury (N.J.)	Penn State
70	La’El Collins	OT	6-5, 281	Redemptorist (La.)	LSU
71	Kiaro Holts	OG	6-5, 270	Warren Central (Ind.)	North Carolina
72	Mitch Smothers	OG	6-4, 290	Springdale (Ark.)	Arkansas
73	Spencer Region	OG	6-5, 339	Cullman (Ala.)	n/a
74	Brey Cook	OT	6-6, 295	Har-Ber (Ark.)	Arkansas
80	Jarvis Landry	WR	5-11, 191	Lutcher (La.)	LSU
80	Jordan Phillips	DT	6-6, 300	Circle (Kan.)	Oklahoma
88	Steve Miller	DE	6-3, 226	McKinley (Ohio)	Ohio State
90	Nathan Hughes	DE	6-6, 265	Klein Oak (Texas)	Oklahoma
92	Antwaun Woods	DT	6-1, 315	Woodland Hills-Taft (Calif.)	USC

* – injured; Note: Some players have the same jersey number, but won’t be on the field at the same time.

About the Under Armour All-America High School Game
The Under Armour High School All-America Football Game, an annual All-America football competition spotlighting the nation’s top high school seniors, debuted on Jan. 5, 2008, on ABC, at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Organized in conjunction with Intersport, a leading sports and entertainment media and marketing company with 25 years experience, the 2011 event will be televised on ESPN from Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Some notable alumni of the game include USC’s Matt Barkley, Georgia’s A.J. Green and Alabama’s Julio Jones.

About Under Armour
Under Armour® is a leading developer, marketer, and distributor of branded performance apparel, footwear, and accessories. The brand’s moisture-wicking fabrications are engineered in many different designs and styles for wear in nearly every climate to provide a performance alternative to traditional products. The Company’s products are sold worldwide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on playing fields around the globe. The Under Armour global headquarters is in Baltimore, Maryland, with European headquarters in Amsterdam’s Olympic Stadium, and additional offices in Denver, Hong Kong, Toronto and Guangzhou, China. For further information, please visit the Company’s website at www.underarmour.com.

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