2024 Press Release

Rosters Announced For 2024 Vermont North/South All-Star Football Classic

 

October 22, 2024

 

For Immediate Release

 

Contact: Bruce Bosley (bosleyb@comcast.net)/Kerri Lamb (lambgraphicdesigns@gmail.com)/

 

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The rosters for the 23rd annual North/South All-Star Football Classic were announced today by the Vermont Chapter of the National Football Foundation. The annual classic will be held Sunday, November 17th at David Wolk Stadium on the campus of Vermont State University in Castleton. 

 

Kickoff for the game is 1 p.m. Fans can purchase tickets online and also at Wolk Stadium the day of the game. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students. For more information and to purchase tickets, log on to: https://nffvermont.hometownticketing.com/embed/event/6?es=gltovbcng58274fm86ini0d1v5&single=1

 

Last year at Norwich’s Sabine Field, the North came from behind to nip the South 33-29, to win its second straight, and the annual series is now tied at 11 wins apiece. The game was founded in 2001 by former Middlebury College football coach Mickey Heinecken, now the chairman emertius of the classic. Proceeds of the game benefit the scholarship and grant program of the Vermont Chapter.

 

Twenty-nine of the Green Mountain State’s high school football programs are represented in the classic. Head coach for the North is Chadde Wolf of Burlington-South Burlington and he will be assisted by Tim Root, Nick Michaud, Derek Mcadoo, Matt Bergeron and Mike Simoneau (South Burlington-Burlington); John Guebara (North Country); and Ethan Curtis (Essex). Leading the South is Todd Aiken of Springfield. Assistants for the South are Jon Beamon, Brenden Donahue and Tom Boudro (Springfield); Ramsey Worrell (Woodstock);  Zach Allen and Adam Debartolo (Mill River); and Adam Perry (Fair Haven) and Chad Pacheco (Brattleboro).

 

2024 North roster:  

BFA Fairfax-Lamoille: Izaih Erno, Lukas Langlois, Hunter McGillis and Dan Palmer; Burlington-South Burlington Seawolves: Brody Crete, Amhed Diawara, Hunter Johnson, Rashad Morgan and Alec O’Neil*; Champlain Valley: Lucas Almena-Lee, Jacob Armstrong, William ‘Billy’ Bates, Sean Kennedy, Joshua Quad and Caleb Scrodin; Colchester: Cam Dickie; Essex: Brady Botelho, Carter Crete, Thomas Czaplicke, Ethan Hemingway*, Kymani Mignott and Joe Reed;  Lyndon: Sawyer Brown, Ethan Lussier, Wyatt Mason and Jayden Smith;  Milton: Quintin Mitchell;  Missisquoi Valley: Hadyn Richardson;  Mount Abraham-Vergennes: Tyler White;  Mount Mansfield: Zander King;  North Country: Jacob Ashman, Hayden Boivin, Ryder Descheneau and Jason Pelletier;  Rice Memorial: Coleton Merchant, Eric Poso, Dallas St. Peter and James Strouse; Spaulding: Jayden Garneau, Landin Larrabee and Ryan Winters; St. Johnsbury: Carter Bunnell and Thomas Vance; Union 32: Nate Beebe, Aiden Boyd and Luke Hamel.

 

2024 South roster: 

Bellows Falls: Eli Albee, Carson Clark, Will Hallock and Josh Streeter; Brattleboro: Jack Cady and Zach Corbiel;  Burr & Burton: Tyler Benson and Tommy Sheldon;  Fair Haven: Gabe Bache, Phil Bean, Ty Ferguson, Max Kyrill and Alex Messer; Hartford: Nick Daniels, Aidan Harrington, Austin St. Peter and Colby Tierney;  Middlebury: Angus Blackwell, Avery Carl, Tucker Morter, Luke Nucedor and Alex Sperry; Mill River: Toby Pytlik; Mount Anthony: Riley Britch, Dreland Carey* and Corbyn Hayes;  Otter Valley: Noel Pearsons and Isaac Whitney; Poultney: Jack Dickerson; Rutland:  Noah Bruttomes, Jayden Graham, Dylan Newton, Hank Potter and Ethan Wideawake; Springfield: Trevor Carl, Hunter Ferland, Dylan Lacasse and Cameron Williams; Windsor: Justin Draper and Joey Gaudette; Woodstock: Colton Kowalski, Caden Perreault, Vince Petrone, Ben Runstein and Carter Warren.

 

*Selected but will not play due to injury. Note: Rosters subject to change; names/spellings provided by high school coaches

 

For more information on the Vermont Chapter of the National Football Foundation, log on to: https://www.nffvt.org/