The Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWFCA) and the Miami Valley Football Coaches Association (MVFCA) will face off in a Cincinnati vs. Dayton game.
The game is at 7pm Friday, June 7th in Centerville High school.
MVFCA won 31-21 last year in the first edition of the new format in Princeton.
Scott Clemmons, Edgewood’s athletic director who stepped down as Edgewood’s football coach after last season, will lead the SWFCA team this year, and Tippecanoe’s Matthew Burgbacher will lead the MVFCA.
The Cincinnati team will practice at Northwest High School that week, starting Wednesday, May 29.
Tickets for the event cost $8 and are available for purchase now. All proceeds from ticket sales will contribute to the SWFCA and MVFCA scholarship fund dedicated to supporting student-athletes in their pursuit of higher education. Clemmons’ assistants are Kyle Hogan and CJ Tally (St. Bernard); Ben Osborne, Coleman Lucas and Joey Woods (Anderson); Chaz Lumpkin and Christian Lumpkin (Northwest); and Robert Klotz Jr.
The SWFCA will have players from 32 different schools.
SWFCA will have four talented quarterbacks leading the offense: Armoud Seals of Taft, Talon Fisher of Fairfield, JJ Miller of Williamsburg and Luke Dunn of Withrow.
Dunn threw for 2,857 yards and 37 touchdowns, setting Withrow passing records and a school-record 12 wins. Miller threw for 3,529 yards and 47 touchdowns, leading Williamsburg to a 10-2 record.
Seals threw for 2,722 yards and 28 touchdowns. Fisher threw for 1,336 yards and 10 touchdowns, and rushed for 1,292 yards and 16 TDs.
Sycamore’s Eugene Harney and Hamilton’s Cournell Bennett-McCoy lead the running back corps, each rushing for more than 1,000 yards. Harney also won a state wrestling championship.
Pierce Ayers of Williamsburg leads the receiving corps. With Miller as QB, he had 59 receptions for 1,332 yards and 15 TDs. Sycamore’s Gio Garrett had 50 catches for 823 yards and 10 TDs.
Wilmington will have players on Dayton’s team, including running back Caydn Denniston, wide receiver Mike Brown and offensive lineman Chris Stewart. Franklin is represented by receiver Josh Carter and offensive lineman Izak Bowman.
The SWFCA list
Positions are listed in parentheses.
Aiken: Qa’id Wilson (DL)
Anderson: Joey Emrick (DB)
Badin: Nate Ostendorf (LB), Drew Vocke (OL), Zach Yordy (LB)
Batavia: Evan Hamilton (DB)
Bethel-Tate: Nolan Darnell (LB)
Clark Montessori: Jon Chaney (OL), Hunter Termuhlen (OL)
Colerain: Lawrence Young (DB)
deer park: Jasean Denson (RB)
Edgewood: Brayden Fitzwater (RB/LB), David Rumpler (K/P)
Fairfield: Talon Fisher (ATH/QB)
Montessori Game: Desmond Davis (DL)
Hamilton: Cournell Bennett-McCoy (RB), Jerimiah Hutcherson (OL), Devon Mick (OL)
Kings: Colton Weisbrod (DB)
La Salle: DeYor Brumfield (DB)
Lebanon: Kaden Bender (OL), Quinten Wagers (LB)
Little Miami: TJ Blackburn (DB), Wyatt Cunningham (DB)
Wood: Maxwell James (DL)
McNicholas: Isaac White (DB)
Middletown: Gabe Terrell (LB)
Northwest: Markeis Andrews (DB)
Norwood: Austin Partin (OL)
Oak Hills: Jeremiah Triggs (TE), Elias Wheeler (WR)
Purcell Marian: Justin Hudson (OL)
ross: Derrick Rack (DL)
Saint Bernard-Elmwood Place: Jaiden Jasper (WR)
Sycamore: Eugene Harney (RB)
Taft: Armoud Seals (QB)
Turpin: Zane Plattner (DL)
Western Brown: Matthew Osborne (TE)
Williamsburg: Pierce Ayers (WR), JJ Miller (QB)
Winton Woods: Lyviel Waters (TE)
To remove: Luke Dunn (QB), Dejuan Harris (DB), Chad Thompson (OL), Gamier Williams (DB)
This article originally appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer: Lineups Set for Senior All-Star Football Game Between Cincinnati and Dayton
