Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl 2016: Score, Recruit Commitments and Reaction

The best 100 players high school football has to offer descended upon Carson, California, for the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl on Sunday night as the East defeated the West, 28-13.

Here is a list of the players who participated in the game and the schools they plan to attend, courtesy of SemperFidelisFootball.com:

Player	Position	High School	State	College
Chris Agyemang	LB	Proctor Academy	NH
Darion Anderson	ATH	Houston County High School	GA	Georgia
Cameron Brown	OLB	Bullis School	MD	Penn State
Logan Byrd	QB-PP	Veterans High School	GA	UNC
Tavares (TJ) Chase	WR	Plant City	FL	Clemson
Camaron Cheeseman	LS	Gahanna Lincoln High School	OH
Danny Dalton	TE-Y	Marshfield High School	MA	Penn State
Messiah deWeaver	QB	Wayne High School	OH	Michigan State
Joel Dublanko	OLB	IMG Academy	FL	Penn State
Eddy Fish	OT	Lawrence Academy	MA
Will Fries	OG	Cranford High School	NJ	Penn State
Bricen Garner	S	Central Catholic High School	PA	Pitt
Harrison Gee	OC	Walter M. Williams High School	NC	NC State
Joe Goff	DT	Episcopal High School	VA	Navy
Isaiah Graham	WR	Bastrop High School	LA	TCU
Brad Hawkins	WR	Camden High School	NJ	Michigan
Khaleke Hudson	S	McKeesport High School	PA
Josh Imatorbhebhe	WR	North Gwinnett High School	GA	USC
Dallas Jeanty	OLB	Ft. Lauderdale High School	FL	Wisconsin
Ron Johnson	DE	Camden High School	NJ	Michigan
Kobe Jones	DT	Starkville High School	MS
Jamir Jones	ILB	Aquinas Institute	NY	Notre Dame
Khalid Kareem	DE	Harrison Community High School	MI	Notre Dame
Austin Kendall	QB-PP	Cuthbertson High School	NC	Oklahoma
Robert Kraeling	OT	Prince Avenue Christian School	GA	Duke
Jacob Long	CB	Hamilton Township High School	OH	West Virginia
Sean Mahone	CB	Lakota West High School	OH
Michael Maietti	C	Don Bosco Prep	NJ
Jay Jay McCargo	OT	Bishop O'Connell High School	VA	UNC
Zechariah McPhearson	CB	Riverdale Baptist High School	MD	Penn State
C.J. Morgan-Walker	CB	Parkway High School	LA	Mississippi St.
Chidi Okonya	DE	Riverdale High School	GA
Diondre Overton	WR	Page High School	NC	Clemson
Martell Pettaway	RB	Martin Luther King High School	MI	West Virginia
Jamal Pettigrew	TE-Y	Saint Augustine High School	LA	LSU
Chase Pine	DE/OLB	Lafayette High School	VA	Pitt
Sean Pollard	OG	Pinecrest High School	GA	Clemson
Andrew Pryts	S	Hickory High School	PA	Penn State
Koby Quansah	OLB	Kingswood-Oxford High School	CT	Duke
Sean Ragan	OG	St. John's High School	MA	Boston College
Amir Rasul	RB	Coral Gables High School	FL	Florida State
Chris Riley	S	Naples High School	FL	Holy Cross
Caleb Roddy	DE	Denham Springs High School	LA	LSU
Taylor Sheets	K	Fort Mill High School	SC
Kobe Smith	DT	Archer High School	GA	Kentucky
Liam Smith	OT	Red Bank Catholic High School	NJ	Duke
Korben Sparks	WR	Chantilly High School	VA
Drew Wilson	OG	Bamberg-Ehrhardt High School	SC	Georgia Southern
Tru Wilson	CB	De La Salle High School	MI

Name	Position	High School	State	College
Michael Alves	OG	Saint Augustine High School	CA
Toleafoa Auwae	OC	Kapolei School	HI	UCLA
Logan Bathke	OT	Orange Lutheran High School	CA	Oregon
Amani Bledsoe	DE	Lawrence High School	KS
Ryan Boehm	LB	Great Oak High School	CA
Tyler Brown	OG	Lexington High School	OK	Oklahoma State
Jared Bubak	TE-H	Lincoln Christian High School	NE	Arizona State
Kyeler Burke	WR	Hamilton High School	AZ
Noah Burks	OLB	Carmel High School	IN	Wisconsin
J.C. Chalk	TE-H	Argyle High School	TX	Clemson
Isaiah Chambers	DE	MacArthur High School	TX	TCU
Parrish Cobb	CB	La Vega High School	TX	Oklahoma
JoJo Domann	OLB	Pine Creek High School	CO	Nebraska
J.T. Eppright	LS	Klein Collins High School	TX
Demetric Felton	RB/SL	Great Oak High School	CA	UCLA
Andrew Fitzgerald	DE	Marcus High School	TX	Texas
Sean Foster	OT	Carmel Catholic High School	IL
Henry Hattis	OT	Sue Cleveland High School	NM	Stanford
Jake Heinrich	OG	Urbandale High School	IA	Arkansas
Theo Howard	WR	Westlake High School	CA	UCLA
Kenan Ivy	S	Lancaster High School	TX	Baylor
Tyler Johnson	ATH	North High School	MN	Minnesota
Johnny Maea	OL	East High School	UT	Utah
Josh Manchigiah	CB	Papillion La Vista South High School	NE	South Dakota State
Jared Mayden	CB	Sachse High School	TX	Oregon
Tucker McCann	K	O'Fallon High School	IL	Missouri
Jerrion Nelson	DE/DT	Battle High School	MO
Osa Odighizuwa	DT	David Douglas High School	OR	UCLA
Denzel Okafor	OT	Lewisville High School	TX	Texas
Darian Owens	WR	Clovis West High School	CA	UCLA
Keenan Pili	OLB	Timpview High School	UT	BYU
C.J. Pollard	S	Junipero Serra High School	CA	USC
Isaiah Simmons	S	Olathe North High School	KS
Zach Smith	QB	Grandview High School	TX	Baylor
Marcel Southall	DT	Duncanville High School	TX
JD Spielman	WR/RB	Eden Prarie High School	MN	Nebraska
Dillon Sterling-Cole	QB	Westfield High School	TX	Arizona State
Jovan Swann	DT	Center Grove High School	IN
A.J. Taylor	ATH	Rockhurst High School	MO	Wisconsin
Jon-Michael Terry	DE	Victory Christian School	OK	Oklahoma
Shurod Thompson	S	Liberty High School	CA	Oregon State
Troy Warner	DB/WR	Mission Hills High School	CA	BYU
Austin Warner	OL	Oswego High School	IL	Northern Illinois
Amir Watts	DE	Wendell Phillips Academy	IL
Terry Wilson	QB-DT	Del City High School	OK	Oregon
Bryce Youngquist	OLB	Los Osos High School	CA	Oklahoma

There was even a commitment during the game. In the second quarter, 4-star wide receiver Diondre Overton announced that he will play for the Clemson Tigers in the fall. Scout.com shared his announcement:

Running back Amir Rasul scored three touchdowns Sunday, accounting for 18 of the East's 28 points. A Florida State commit, Rasul was all the East would need Sunday, as Scout.com's Wayne McGahee III pointed out:

While Rasul racked up the points, Penn State commit Zech McPhearson provided the biggest play of the game, a 97-yard return on a missed field goal that set up one of Rasul's scores. 

Scout.com shared the replay:

But the MVP of the game payed on the defensive side of the ball. Defensive lineman Khalid Kareem recorded two tackles, two fumble recoveries and a touchdown. 

Scout.com showed the Notre Dame commit's touchdown:

The West had its fair share of talent on display during Sunday's game, led by Ole Miss commit D'Vaughn Pennamon. The back did most of the West's damage on offense and displayed a versatile skill set, as the Times-Picayune's Jerit Roser observed:

Sunday night provided a great opportunity for fans to see the next wave of college talent hit the national stage, and the players didn't disappoint. With so much talent set to be distributed to a multitude of programs across the country, the NCAA football landscape will only improve in the future.