Players announced for annual High School All-Star Football Game

 

52nd ANNUAL MINNESOTA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ALL-STAR GAME DECEMBER 13 AT U.S. BANK STADIUM

The Minnesota Football Coaches Association (MFCA) and the Minnesota Vikings have announced the 12 coaches and 90 players who will participate in the 2025 Minnesota High School Football All-Star Game (52nd Annual MFCA All-Star Football Game). The 52nd Annual All-Star Game will showcase outstanding senior players from the 2025 Minnesota high school football season.

The Minnesota High School Football All-Star Game is sponsored by the Minnesota Vikings and the Minnesota Football Coaches Association (MFCA).

The 52nd annual All-Star Football Game will be played on Saturday December 13, with the kick-off at 1:00 PM. The All-Star Game will be played for the ninth time at U.S. Bank Stadium. The 2025 All-Star Game will also be the 63rd overall in Minnesota high school football history, dating back to 1945.

MINNESOTA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ALL-STAR GAME

2025 NORTH ALL-STARS ROSTER (White)

#NameSchool/CityPositionDistrict-Sub DistrictClass
0Sawyer RiffleBrainerdPKNorthstar-North5A
1Easton RidlehooverRogersDBMetro-North6A
2Colbe TappeStaples-MotleyDBMid Northwest-North2A
3Isaiah HolmesFergus FallsINJD, WRSkyway-Platinum4A
3Godson Rufus-OkomhanruMounds ViewWRMetro-East6A
4Tanner StechMahnomen/WaubunWRMid Northwest-Valley Plains West1A
5Calan PilonRobbinsdale ArmstrongLB, OLBNorthstar-West-Maroon5A
6Oliver KuhnBreckOLBSkyway-Orange3A
7Sawyer BrownBeckerWRSkyway-Platinum4A
8Kaden HarneyMaple GroveQBMetro-North6A
9Ajibola AfuyeStillwaterDL, DTMetro-East6A
10Kevin NdiranguForest LakeRBMetro-East6A
11Jack MorrissetteAlexandriaDL, DTNorthstar-North5A
12Oliver SpahnGrand RapidsLBNortheast-Red4A
14Calvin CoppersmithCentennialRBMetro-North6A
15Thomas McEachernZimmermanQBSkyway-Green4A
16Sawyer ThomsenSpring Lake ParkLBNorthstar-West-Maroon5A
17Dan ReilleyMaple LakeTEMid Northwest-Gold2A
18Peyton AllenSartellDL, DENorthstar-North5A
20Jaxon BartkowiczHoldingfordDL, DEMid West Central-Blue2A
21David ErlandsonBreckenridgeRBMid Northwest-Central1A
22Joseph MapsonAndoverWRMetro-North6A
23Gabe WestmanAnnandaleDBMid West Central-Copper3A
24J’Marion SandersMinneapolis NorthWRSkyway-Twin Cities-Blue3A
25Brayden DozierMaple GroveDBMetro-North6A
26Philip SiehOsseoDBMetro-North6A
27Miles GishBemidjiWRNorthstar-North5A
28Levi HarrisElk RiverDBNorthstar-West-Gold5A
33Ryder SkansonMaple GroveLBMetro-North6A
44Garett BauerMonticelloLBNorthstar-West-Gold5A
51Bryce NordlundZimmermanDL, DTSkyway-Green4A
55Julian WannaMonticelloOL, OCNorthstar-West-Gold5A
57Dylan WidnerStephen-Argyle CentralLB9 – West-North9M
64Brady GoihlMelroseOLMid West Central-Blue3A
65Tyler CurnowStillwaterOL, OCMetro-East6A
70Evan ZabelAlexandriaOLNorthstar-North5A
71Matthew PerusseMaple GroveOLMetro-North6A
72Ashton TuckerChamplin ParkOLMetro-North6A
74Noah DietelLitchfieldOLMid West Central-Black3A
76Josh O’SheaCentennialDL, DEMetro-North6A
77Jerome EicheleBlaineOLMetro-North6A
78Andrew TroutRocoriOLSkyway-Copper4A
79Earl BrownPillagerOLMid Northwest-North2A
85Simon VintonOronoDL, DESkyway-Green4A
99Howie JohnsonForest LakeDL, DTMetro-East6A

2025 SOUTH ALL-STARS ROSTER (Purple)

#NameSchool/CityPositionDistrict-Sub DistrictClass
0Maxwell JonesRosemountLBMetro-South (2)6A
1Quieris (Q) BarnslaterApple ValleyDBNorthstar-East-Maroon5A
2Micah FenneyNorwood-Young AmericaWRSoutheast Central-Black2A
3Jacob HartmanMinneapolis SouthwestWRSkyway-Twin Cities-Blue5A
4Everett EichtenMinneapolis WashburnTESkyway-Twin Cities-Blue5A
5Jaidyn GaribaldiBenilde-St. Margaret’sDBSkyway-Gold4A
6Kaisen JohnsonChatfieldWRSoutheast Central-Yellow2A
7Micah BushHills-Beaver CreekWR9 – South-West9M
8Xavier BanjokoPipestone AreaLBMid-South-Brown2A
9Pierce PetersohnTritonDBSoutheast Central-Yellow2A
10Jeremiah Peterson-GordonKasson-MantorvilleDBSkyway-Brass4A
11Daniel DevineAcademy of Holy AngelsLB, OLBSkyway-Gold4A
12Kane LarsonFillmore CentralLB, OLBMid-South-Green1A
14Brody SchmidtRochester MayoRBNorthstar-South-Maroon5A
15JR VierstraeteMarshallDL, DTSkyway-Copper4A
16Roman VossJackson County CentralQBMid-South-Brown2A
17Gavin WaldenEden PrairieDL, DEMetro-West (2)6A
18Caleb FrancoisMinnetonkaRBMetro-West (2)6A
19Nathan RamlerChanhassenQBNorthstar-South-Gold5A
20Caleb KamaraBurnsvilleRBNorthstar-East-Maroon5A
21Sammy SummerChaskaDBNorthstar-South-Gold5A
22Deron RussellWasecaDBSoutheast Central-Red3A
23Nick TheinPine IslandLB, OLBSoutheast Central-Blue3A
24Trevor SheldrupMankato WestRBNorthstar-South-Gold5A
27Carson HeimerByronINJD, RBSkyway-Brass4A
32Jack CarlsonGoodhueLBSoutheast Central-Black2A
33Chris RehakFarmingtonRBMetro-South (2)6A
34Sawyer JezierskiEdinaDL, DTMetro-West (2)6A
51Josh BerganLakeville SouthDL, DTMetro-South (2)6A
52Tyler BicknaseFairmontOL, OCSoutheast Central-Red3A
54Parker MaloneySt. PeterOLSoutheast Central-Red4A
55Samuel McGillAlbert LeaOLSoutheast Central-Red4A
62Ethan SatherEden PrairieOLMetro-West (2)6A
64Kyson ArndtMinneotaDL, DEMid-South-White1A
66Brady StrubleRosemountOLMetro-South (2)6A
71Aiden ZapzalkaMinnetonkaOL, OCMetro-West (2)6A
72Weston RoweJackson County CentralOLMid-South-Brown2A
75Owen LinderChanhassenOLNorthstar-South-Gold5A
76Ethan BeckmanPrior LakeOLMetro-South (2)6A
77Jayveon KellyBloomington KennedyOLNorthstar-East-Gold5A
78Braden PetzelMankato EastOLNorthstar-South-Gold5A
80Isaac SpencerStewartvilleTESkyway-Brass4A
88Arsene LukongRochester John MarshallDL, DENorthstar-South-Maroon5A
96Skyler WernerPrior LakeDL, DEMetro-South (2)6A
99Roman JohnsonLakeville NorthLB, OLBMetro-South (2)6A

Players and coaches representing 75 schools and 37 Sub-Districts will participate in this year’s game. They were selected by members of the Minnesota Football Coaches Association.

For the 15th consecutive game, the North All-Stars will face the South All-Stars. In the 2024 game, the South All-Stars defeated the North All-Stars 24-10 at U.S. Bank Stadium. Two All-Star Game record field goals were kicked in the 2024 game. The South All-Stars lead the current North-South series that started in 2011, 11-3. The South also leads the overall North-South series (1945-1960, 1974-1979, 2011-2024) 19-11-1 after 31 games.

2025 All-Star Game Coaches

Position         Team       Name                             School/City                                       District-Sub District                    Class

Head              North        Justin Voss                   North Branch                                    Northeast-Red                                4A

Assistant        North        Chris Grabowska         Fergus Falls                                      Skyway-Platinum                          4A

Assistant        North        Ethan Marquis              Stephen-Argyle Central                  9 – West-North                                9M

Assistant        North        Kevin Pope                   Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta           Mid West Central-Black                3A

Assistant        North        Drew Potter                   Staples-Motley                                 Mid Northwest-North                     2A

Assistant        North        Adam Spurrell              Maple Grove                                     Metro-West                                     6A

Position         Team       Name                             School/City                                       District-Sub District                    Class

Head              South       Garrett Mueller             Stewartville                                       Skyway-Brass                                4A

Assistant        South       Dustin Bosshart            Cleveland                                         Mid-South-Gold                             1A

Assistant        South       Ben Burk                       Lakeville South                                Metro-South                                    6A

Assistant        South       Joe Coenen                  Chanhassen                                     Northstar-South-Gold                   5A

Assistant        South       Bryan Dahl                    Chaska                                              Northstar-South-Gold                   5A

Assistant        South       Brent Kucera                Sleepy Eye United                           Mid-South-Purple                          1A

Here are some facts regarding the 2025 All-Star Game coaches:

First time All-Star coaches (12):                          All 12 coaches are first-time All-Star Game coaches.
Schools with first All-Star coaches ever (4):         Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta, Sleepy Eye United, Stephen-Argyle Central, Stewartville
Second All-Star Head Coach:                             North Branch, Justin Voss (also Joel Swanson in 2004 – Outstate)
Coaches from multiple schools in same ISD:       Chanhassen, Chaska (ISD 112); this is the fifth time this has occurred in All-Star Game history (also 1992, 2000, 2001, 2007)

Here are some facts regarding the 2025 All-Star Game player rosters:

Player totals by MSHSL class:                           9-Player 2, 1A 4, 2A 11, 3A 8, 4A 15, 5A 22, 6A 28

Most representatives (one school) = 5:               Maple Grove (4 players, 1 coach)
Most players (one school) = 4:                           Maple Grove
Most players (one Sub-District) = 11:                  Metro-North
Most consecutive years represented = 18:          Mankato West (2009-2025); record is 23 years (Stillwater, 1976-1998)

Largest and smallest schools represented:         Minnetonka (enrollment 3,353), Stephen-Argyle Central (enrollment 79)

First player in more than 10 years:                      Breckenridge (2011), Stephen-Argyle Central (2004)

Representatives in State Football Tournament:    44 (4 coaches, 40 players) in the State Quarterfinals; 25 (2 coaches, 23 players in the State Semifinals
Rivals.com College Recruiting 4-Star (4):            Howie Johnson, Forest Lake; Pierce Petersohn, Triton; Andrew Trout, Rocori; Roman Voss, Jackson County Central
Rivals.com College Recruiting 3-Star (4):            Ajibola Afuye, Stillwater; Ethan Beckman, Prior Lake; Caleb Francois, Minnetonka; Braden Petzel, Mankato East
 
College Choices by NCAA Divisions:
 

NCAA Division

North

South

Total

Schools

D1 FBS

4

7

11

Air Force 1, Iowa 2, Iowa State 3, Minnesota 3, Northern Illinois 1, Penn State 1

D1AA FCS

14

11

25

Montana State 2, North Dakota 3, North Dakota State 9, Northern Iowa 1, South Dakota 2, South Dakota State 4, St. Thomas 4

D2

5

7

12

Augustana (SD) 2, Bemidji State 1, Minnesota State-Mankato 2, Minnesota State-Moorhead 2, Minnesota-Duluth 3, Southwest Minnesota State 1, Winona State 1

D3

2

1

3

Bethel 1, St. Olaf 1, UW-Eau Claire 1

Total

25

26

51

 

University of Minnesota recruits = 3

Name                       School/City                        Team        Position

Howie Johnson         Forest Lake                         North         DL, DT

Andrew Trout            Rocori                                North         OL

Roman Voss            Jackson County Central       South        QB

Upcoming announcements and events

The All-Star training camp will be at Minnetonka High School (South) and Concordia University St. Paul (North) from Wednesday December 10 to Saturday December 13. The training camp schedule will be posted on the MFCA All-Star Football website at http://www.allstarfootball.org.

All-Star Game History

The Minnesota Football Coaches Association is proud of this game and its history. The first All-Star Football Game was played in 1945. The All-Star Game has been an annual event since 1974.

The All-Star Game was played in a North vs South format from 1945 through 1960 and from 1974 to 1979, a Metro vs Outstate format from 1980 to 2010 and back to a North vs South format in 2011 (to present).

Over the years, more than 5,100 players and 549 coaches have participated in this game. A total of 110 participants from the All-Star Football Game have played or coached in the National Football League, including current Minnesota Vikings players CJ Ham (2011, North All-Stars, North Offensive MVP) and Adam Thielen (2008, Outstate All-Stars).

Tickets:

Tickets for the Minnesota High School Football All-Star Game are $18 for adults (age 18 and up); $9 for students (age 6-17). Tickets can be purchased at this link:

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