Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, September 25, 2025
News Summary
The Touchstone Energy Bowl rosters were announced, showcasing top senior high school football talent from South Carolina. Scheduled for December 13 at Myrtle Beach High School, this annual all-star game promises to highlight the best players in the state. During halftime, the prestigious Mr. Football award will be presented, recognizing outstanding achievements in high school football. Fans can purchase tickets for $30 to support these talented athletes and witness an exciting display of football excellence.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – The rosters for the highly anticipated Touchstone Energy Bowl were revealed on Wednesday morning, setting the stage for the annual all-star football game. Scheduled to take place on December 13 at Myrtle Beach High School, this event will showcase some of the best senior high school football players from across South Carolina.
The Touchstone Energy Bowl not only serves as a platform for these talented athletes but also highlights the state’s premier football talent as the Mr. Football award will be announced during halftime. This award honors the finest high school football player in South Carolina.
The Touchstone Energy Bowl is one of the two all-star games designated for South Carolina players, with the other being the Shrine Bowl. The rosters for the Shrine Bowl are expected to be released on Sunday, generating additional excitement among the football community.
Highlighted Athletes
The roster includes a selection of positions featuring prominent athletes, including:
- Quarterbacks: Trey Burke from Spartanburg and Roper Wentzky from AC Flora
- Running backs: RJ Brown from South Pointe and Javen Cook from Clinton
- Receivers: Kori Moates from Woodruff, Stone Furrey from Dutch Fork, Matthew Hillstock from Easley, Grayson Crowe from Boiling Springs, KD Whitt from Batesburg-Leesville, and Braylon Blanton from Chesnee
- Tight ends: Bryce Seaborn from Greenwood and Jaiden Grate from Boiling Springs
- Offensive linemen: Chris Coleman from Northwestern, Bryson Moore from Irmo, Caden Muskus from Chapin, Vernen Hairens from Irmo, A.J. Calhoun from Westside, Chansen Evans from Dreher, Adrian Estrich from Woodmont, and Pierre Fogle from Hunter-Kinard-Tyler
- Athletes: Jayden Johnson from Wagener-Salley and Zori Pierce from Lamar
- Kicker: Brock Franklin from Laurens
- Defensive linemen: Kyland Dixon from Belton-Honea Path, Miles Wilson from South Pointe, Mike Foster from Indian Land, Khamari Turner from Chapman, Brendon Carson from Spartanburg, and Zay Meadows from Dorman
- Linebackers: Jakyri Anderson from Belton-Honea Path, Zyon Ratchford from Gaffney, Damrion Roman from Greenwood, Deonte Phillips from Strom Thurmond, Christian Foster from Emerald, Travon Lee from Woodruff, and Asher Littlejohn from Broome
- Defensive backs: Chris Boyd from Clinton, Kaleb Simpkins from Strom Thurmond, Gavin Forrester from Blue Ridge, Ant Atkins from Christ Church, Jarell Turner from Richland Northeast, Karson Wright from Emerald, and Azel Banag from AC Flora
Second Team Selections
In addition to the primary roster, the second team includes:
- Quarterbacks: Conner Dantzler from James Island, Aedan McCarthy from Bluffton, and Quinn Mahoney from Bishop England
- Running backs: Jaryn Fox from Carolina Forest, Ryan Campbell from Ashley Ridge, and Tyleek Dukes from Kingstree
- Receivers: Carnell Warren from Bluffton, Shamil Saadiq from Lugoff-Elgin, Jamere Crooks from Newberry, Marcus Cann from Bamberg-Ehrhardt, Jordan Jenkins from Conway, and Carter Coleman from Ridge View
- Tight ends: Nick Buggie from Lucy Beckham and Jackson Bedingfield from Barnwell
- Kicker: C.J. Falotico from Philip Simmons
- Offensive linemen: Da’viyon McNair from Andrews, Kenshon Speaks from Beaufort, Keloan Hammond from Lugoff-Elgin, Ethan Cash from South Florence, Aiden Mack from Crestwood, Aaden Starnes from Hartsville, Zach Page from Latta, and Santos Whitt-Hernandez from South Aiken
- Defensive linemen: Chris Price from Hartsville, Sawyer Arnold from Oceanside Collegiate, Damarea Thurmond from Loris, Michael Bennett from Cross, Mike Jones from Oceanside Collegiate, Dy’Lon White from Green Sea Floyds, and Davion McKinnis from North Augusta
- Linebackers: Jaemin Pinckney from Woodland, Antonio Brown from Myrtle Beach, Keryien Brown from Dillon, Braedyn Reaves from Goose Creek, Malquan Pimentel from Ashley Ridge, Josue Eiski from White Knoll, Chris Stewart from Andrews, and Terry Gordon from South Florence
- Defensive backs: Adrian Grate from Waccamaw, Oreion Smalls from Darlington, Wynn Meetze from Gilbert, Jaylin Singletary from Hampton County, and Jordan Ravenell from Summerville
Event Details
Tickets for the Touchstone Energy Bowl are priced at $30 and can be purchased online at TouchstoneEnergyBowl.com/tickets.
Background Information
The Touchstone Energy Bowl serves as a vital showcase of high school talent in the state, drawing attention from scouts, coaches, and fans alike. Players selected for this event have consistently demonstrated exceptional skills and dedication to the sport, which is reflected in their achievements throughout their high school football careers.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | December 13 |
| Location | Myrtle Beach High School |
| Ticket Price | $30 |
| Key Awards | Mr. Football Award |
| Other All-Star Game | Shrine Bowl |
FAQ
What is the Touchstone Energy Bowl?
The Touchstone Energy Bowl features some of the top senior high school football players in South Carolina.
When is the Touchstone Energy Bowl taking place?
The game will be held on December 13 at Myrtle Beach High School.
What award will be announced during the game?
At halftime, the Mr. Football award will be announced, honoring the state’s best high school football player.
What other all-star game is held for South Carolina players?
The Touchstone Energy Bowl is one of two all-star games for South Carolina players, with the Shrine Bowl being the other.
When will the Shrine Bowl rosters be released?
The rosters for the Shrine Bowl will be released on Sunday.
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets for the Touchstone Energy Bowl are priced at $30 and are available online at TouchstoneEnergyBowl.com/tickets.
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