2017 PSFCA East/West All-Star Game Rosters Released

Written by: EasternPAFootball.com Staff on Thursday, May 4th, 2017. Follow EasternPAFootball.com Staff on Twitter.

2017 PSFCA East/West All-Star game

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The Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association is proud to announce the team roster including coaching staffs for the 15th Annual PSFCA East/West All Star game. The PSFCA is also proud to announce the game will once again be played at Mansion Park Stadium in Altoona, Sunday, May 7, 2017 at 2:00PM .

The head coach of the West will be Kevin Steele from Bedford High School and the East head coach will be Brian Fluck from West Catholic High School.

Both teams practice on April 23^rd and April 30^th. The East team will practice at Dowingtown High School and the West team will practice at Cupples Stadium in Pittsburgh. The final practice for both teams will be May 6 at the game site. Tickets for the game are $8.00 and will only be on sale on game day starting at 12:30pm.

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These rosters are:

WEST ROSTER

POSITION	FIRST	LAST	SCHOOL
QB	Isaiah	Hankins	Williamsport Area
QB	Brycen	Mussina	Montoursville Area
RB	Quinton	Hill	Thomas Jefferson
RB	Noreaga	Goff	Central York
HB	Jack	Vyborny	Hollidaysburg
OL	Joshua	Dauberman	Hughesville
OL	Jake	Hinish	Pittsburgh CC
OL	Brian	Burgess	Charleroi
OL	Roman	Macek	Montour
OL	Carson	Picheco	McDowell
OL	Will	Swope	State College
OL	Alex	Minford	South Fayette
WR	Anthony	Dellefemine	Norwin
WR	Noah	Woods	State College
WR	Jon	Muehlbauer	Thomas Jefferson
WR	Payton	Skalos	Seneca Valley
TE	Jalen	Jackson	Williamsport Area
DL	Nicholas	Argento	Red Lion
DL	Owen	Jacobs	Spring Grove
DL	Antoine	Cook	McKeesport Area
DL	Kam’Ron	Walker	State College
DL	Dremar	Everette	Charleroi
LB	Andrew	Irwin	Bishop Guilfoyle
LB	Brayden	Thimons	Highlands
LB	Forrest	Rhyne	Waynesboro Area
LB	Nate	Barnes	Carlisle
DB	Darious	Shields	University Prep
DB	Jaquan	Brisker	Gateway
DB	Derrick	Caraway	Woodland Hills
DB	Josh	Trybus	Bishop Guilfoyle
ATH	Elliott	Walker Jr.	Williamsport Area
ATH	Darius	Wise	Beaver
ATH	Tyler	Blue	Penn Hills
KICKER	Jordan	Washington	Gateway

EAST ROSTER

POSITION	FIRST	LAST	SCHOOL
QB	Stephen	Sturm	Perkiomen Valley
QB	Zach	Gilbert	Whitehall
RB	Shawn	Thompson	Archbishop Wood
RB	Khari	Jones	St. Joseph’s Prep
HB	Nick	Vasger	North Penn
OL	Kyree	Wade	Delaware Valley Charter
OL	Saleem	Martin	Bensalem
OL	Joshua	Taylor	West Catholic
OL	Nick	Haydu	Delaware Valley
OL	Mike	Hamilton	Downingtown West
OL	Eric	Washington Jr.	Steelton-Highhpsire
WR	Nasir	Green	Phoenixville Area
WR	Julian	Liaci	Nazareth
WR	Amadou	Barry	West Catholic
WR	Stone	Scarcelle	Spring-Ford
WR	Mari	Wright	Susquehanna Township
HB	Tyler	Musgrave	North Pocono
DL	Matt	Slagus	North Pocono
DL	Togba	Porte	Academy Park
DL	Isaiah	Reigel	Wilson (West Lawn)
DL	Brandon	Hickerson-Rook	Central Dauphin East
DL	Raunya	Mitchell	Susquehanna Twp
DL	Saleem	Lockett	Imhotep Charter
LB	Amin	Black	Imhotep Charter
LB	Isaiah	Onuschak	Bethlehem Catholic
LB	Thomas	Murphy	Allentown CC
LB	Major	Jordan	North Schuylkill
DB	Devin	Castro	Whitehall
DB	Trael	Seegars	Susquehanna Township
DB	Richard	Carr	St. Joseph’s Prep
DB	Tre	McNeill	LaSalle College
DB	Teddy	Wright	Academy Park
ATH	Tyshaun	Pollard	Central Dauphin East
KICKER	Barney	Amor	Central Bucks East

West Coaching Staff
Head Coach:	Kevin Steele (Bedford) District 5
Assistant:	T.J. Plack (Peters Twp.) District 7
Assistant:	Matt Humbert (Belle Vernon) District 7
Assistant:	Roger Beitel (Ligonier Valley) District 6
Assistant:	Jon Miller (Trinity) District 7
Assistant:	Josh Oswalt (Central York) District 3

East Coaching Staff
Head Coach:	Brian Fluck (West Catholic) District 12
Assistant:	Greg Dohlon (North Pocono) District 2
Assistant:	Brian Gilbert (Whitehall) District 11
Assistant:	Dave Gingrich (Cocalico) District 3
Assistant:	John Donnelly (Central Buck East) District 1
Assistant:	Steve Mitten (West Chester Henderson) District 1

The Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association is proud to announce the initial team roster including coaching staffs for the 15th Annual PSFCA East/West All Star game. The PSFCA is also proud to announce the game will once again be played at Mansion Park Stadium in Altoona, Sunday, May 7, 2017 at 2:00PM .

The head coach of the West will be Kevin Steele from Bedford High School and the East head coach will be Brian Fluck from West Catholic High School.

Preliminary Rosters:

PSFCA East West All Star Game History

Game History
The first game was held in June of 2001 at Mansion Park in Altoona, after members of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association (PSFCA) approached the Allegheny Mountains Convention & Visitors Bureau to help organize and produce a sister game to the Big 33 Game. The Big 33 Game features the top players in the state against players from Maryland. Unfortunately only 34 players can be selected to represent Pennsylvania, and in a state with a rich football tradition many quality players are left out. Thus, the PSFCA East West All Star Game was conceived giving the honor to play in a statewide, prestigious all star game to 68 more players.

Players
The players selected to play in the game truly represent some of the finest football talent in Pennsylvania. Past player have gone on to play for college powerhouse teams such as Penn State, University of Maryland, Toledo, Ohio State, Pitt, Notre Dame, Syracuse University, Cornell University, U. S. Naval Academy and University of Michigan. The game has also been a showcase for Ivy League athletes, with players going on to Princeton and Yale. Our first class of alumni was eligible for the NFL draft in April of 2005 and several have begun their professional careers with the NFL.

Pennsylvania Bowl
Currently the East holds the advantage for wins, having won 10 of the 14 games. Clearly the stage has been set for rivalry that’s sure to continue to grow. As the rivalry grows so does game attendance and recognition. More than 50,000 people have traveled to Altoona, Gateway, Franklin Regional and Downingtown to watch these future college and NFL players in a classic rivalry. The Game had been aired on PCN, Root Sports and Fox Sports.

The Future
The game was not played in 2011 due to lack of sponsorship and a variety of other issues. The PSFCA thought it was a necessity to get this game going again, so after a year hiatus, the PSFCA with the help of many other sponsors brought the East West All Star Game back. The game was played in Western PA (Cupples Stadium-2016) and in Eastern PA (Downingtown-2015). The game returns to Altoona’s Mansion Park for the first time since 2010. For more information please visit our website at www.psfca.mobi.

Game Scores (Series = East 10 West 4)

2001 East 31 West 3 2009 East 37 West 22

2002 East 31 West 17 2010 East 33 West 7

2003 West 14 East 10 2011 No Game was played

2004 East 39 West 13 2012 West 45 East 24

2005 East 24 West 7 2013 East 47 West 28

2006 East 20 West 14 2014 East 35 West 25

2007 West 24 East14 2015 West 21 East 19

2008 West 10 East 0 2016 East 20 West 19

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