At Titan Stadium in Oshkosh, the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association staged three separate all‑star contests that pitted the state’s top senior talent against one another, showcasing a full slate of offensive fireworks and defensive highlights.
Large Schools Showdown
The South squad edged the North 24‑17 in a tightly contested Large Schools game, with Vidal Spivey of New Berlin Eisenhower leading the rushing attack with 42 yards on six carries and a 24‑yard touchdown run. Joey Passaglia of Middleton orchestrated the offense, completing 13 of 22 passes for 102 yards and a touchdown, while Jackson BeBow of Burlington and Tyler Deer of Grafton each hauled in five receptions for 38 yards, including a 12‑yard score for BeBow.
Small Schools Blowout
In the Small Schools division, the North rolled to a 41‑0 victory, fueled by Carson Roemhild of Oshkosh North who went 9‑of‑16 for 103 yards, and a ground game anchored by Vinny Inga of Germantown’s nine carries for 36 yards. Logan Prall of Waupun caught two short touchdown passes, Brett Paulsen of Kewaunee added a 9‑yard rushing score, and Justin Bergmann of Pepin/Alma contributed 39 rushing yards. The North amassed 307 total yards while the South managed only 55, underscoring the North’s dominance.
Eight‑Player Thriller
The 8‑Player contest saw the South rally past the North 22‑18 in a back‑and‑forth affair. Logan Schuh of Sevastopol powered the offense with 35 rushing yards and a 1‑yard touchdown run, while Bryce Schultz of De Soto added a two‑point conversion. Kaden Washa of Highland contributed two catches for 35 yards, and the South’s defense featured standout tackles from Cullen Jacobus and Gavin Tamling, while Elijah Stepp of McDonell Central led the North with eight total stops.
Statistically, the South’s offense totaled 266 yards in the Large Schools game and 158 yards in the 8‑Player matchup, whereas the North posted 307 yards in the Small Schools game and 308 yards overall across the three contests. Defensive highlights included Aziz Ashour of Nicolet with four tackles, Amillione Johnson of Marquette University with three tackles and an interception, and Brady Stammer of Homestead topping the North with five stops. Additional defensive scores came when Connor Kilgore of Kewaunee returned an interception 35 yards for a touchdown, giving the North a 27‑0 lead before halftime.
The three games collectively illustrated the depth of talent across Wisconsin’s high school football landscape, with each division producing memorable moments and standout performances that will be remembered throughout the upcoming season.