International Bowl 2015: Rosters, Start Time, TV Schedule and More
Football season may be over for NFL fans, but there is still one more marquee matchup left on the calendar; the 2015 International Bowl Under-19 Game from Maverick Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
With the top high school seniors from the United States and Canada going head-to-head in a fierce All-Star game format, college football fans will be watching to see elite prospects make a name for themselves.
Here is all the vital viewing information, the rosters and a breakdown of the top player from each team in the 2015 International Bowl.
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Where: Maverick Stadium, Arlington, Texas
When: Saturday, February 7
Start Time: 2 p.m. ET
Watch: ESPN3 at 8:30 p.m. ET (replay)
| Dionte Austin | DB | Towson, Md. | Wake Forest |
| Zach Baker | OL | Middleburg, Fla. | Duke |
| Colton Beebe | LB | Kansas City, Kan. | Minnesota |
| Kanya Bell | WR | Bellflower, Calif. | Undecided |
| Paris Black | DL | Fayetteville, N.C. | Wake Forest |
| Ryan Boyle | QB | Urbandale, Iowa | Iowa |
| Drayton Carlberg | DL | Minneapolis, Minn. | Oregon |
| Xavier Colvin | LB | Indianapolis, Ind. | Undecided |
| Jake Cooper | LB | Doylestown, Pa. | Penn State |
| Austin Corbett | LB | Plano, Texas | Undecided |
| Darrion Daniels | DT | Dallas, Texas | Undecided |
| Peter Delatour | LB | Miami, Fla. | Marist |
| Tyler Eads | DB | Iowa City, Iowa | Undecided |
| Deion Eakins | OL | Jacksonville, Fla. | Florida International |
| Bryce English | DL | DeSoto, Texas | Undecided |
| Rashad Fenton | CB | Miami, Fla. | Undecided |
| Ben Glines | WR | Cincinnati, Ohio | Boston College |
| Dre Greenlaw | DB | Fayetteville, Ark. | Arkansas |
| Jalen Guyton | WR | Allen,Texas | Notre Dame |
| Khalil Haughton | S | Waco, Texas | Oklahoma |
| Dominique Hearne | OG | Lancaster, Texas | Oklahoma |
| Jamile Johnson | CB | Dallas, Texas | Texas |
| Chris Lane | C | Cypress, Texas | Undecided |
| Hayden Mahoney | OL | Malvern, Pa. | Miami (Fla.) |
| Austin Maloney | WR | Miami, Fla. | Florida International |
| Prentice McKinney | S | Dallas, Texas | North Carolina |
| Bobby McMillen | LB | Naperville, Ill. | Iowa State |
| Bar Milo | OL | Oak Park, Calif. | Miami (Fla.) |
| David Moorman | OG | Northville, Mich. | Wisconsin |
| Dalen Morgan | DT | Mesquite, Texas | Northwestern State (La.) |
| Trevor Morris | LB | King of Prussia, Pa. | Rutgers |
| Kyler Murray | QB | Allen, Texas | Texas A&M |
| Noah Myers | OL | Walnut Creek, Calif. | Washington State |
| Seth Nerness | DE | Huntersville, N.C. | Iowa State |
| Ryan Newsome | WR | Aledo, Texas | Undecided |
| Grant Newsome | OL | Lawrenceville, N.J. | Michigan |
| Mario Osborne | DE | Daphne, Ala. | Undecided |
| Vinny Papale | WR | Cherry Hill, N.J. | Undecided |
| Tyler Petite | TE | Moraga, Calif. | Southern Cal |
| Seth Pugh | P-K | Kill Devil Hills, N.C. | Undecided |
| Jacob Robinson | DL | Westfield, Ind. | Indiana |
| Alec Shriner | DL | Oviedo, Fla. | West Virginia |
| Austin Smith | LB | Buford, Ga. | Tennessee |
| Tyson Smith | CB | Southfield, Mich. | Michigan State |
| Jordan Stevenson | RB | Dallas, Texas | Wisconsin |
| Devontre Stricklin | WR | Hewitt, Texas | Baylor |
| J.F. Thomas | WR | Dallas, Texas | TCU |
| Thomas Toki | DL | Mountain View, Calif. | Washington State |
| A.J. Turner | RB | Clifton, Va. | South Carolina |
| Mike Weber | RB | Detroit, Mich. | Ohio State |
| Johnny Wilson | OG | Midland, Texas | Oklahoma State |
| Olamide Zaccheaus | RB | Magnolia, N.J. | Virginia |
| Simon Aubin-Lavoie | DL | Montréal, QC | -- |
| Adam Auclair | DB | Notre-Dame-des-Pins, QC | -- |
| Cole Austen | DL | Barrie, ON | -- |
| Christophe Bouchard | DB | Québec, QC | -- |
| Tshitenge Tshitshi Bukasa | WR | Montréal, QC | -- |
| Jakob Butler | LB | Sherwood Park, AB | York |
| Cole Christianson | DB | Ardrossan, AB | -- |
| Patrick Davis | OL | Gatineau, QC | -- |
| Logan Fischer | RB | Saskatoon, SK | -- |
| Sean Ford | OL | Etobicoke, ON | -- |
| Brett Hunchak | QB | Calgary, AB | -- |
| Colton Hunchak | WR | Calgary, AB | -- |
| Jacub Jakoubek | LB | Calgary, AB | -- |
| Jacob Janke | WR | Edmonton, AB | -- |
| Kayden Johnson | RB | Kerrobert, SK | -- |
| Cole Klughart | OL | Prince Albert, SK | -- |
| Jeffrey “Jessy” Kocins | DL | St. Thomas, ON | Guelph |
| Félix Laflamme | WR | Montréal, QC | -- |
| Lowhya Lako | LB | Windsor, ON | Windsor |
| Rick LeMoignan | WR | Edmonton, AB | -- |
| Daniel Loggale | DB | Edmonton, AB | -- |
| Grey McKen | DL | Yorkton, SK | -- |
| Liam Murphy | RB | Saskatoon, SK | -- |
| Vuyani Ndhlovu | K | Sherwood Park, AB | -- |
| Daniel Nesbitt | LB | Regina, SK | -- |
| Marc-Antoine Pivin | WR | Sherbrooke, QC | -- |
| Curtis Puetz | WR | Melfort, SK | -- |
| Liam Putt | QB | Caledonia, ON | -- |
| Jon Ravn | OL | Cambridge, ON | -- |
| Duncan Robertson | OL | Fall River, NS | Toronto |
| Shaun Robinson | DL | Halifax, NS | -- |
| Nate Rostek | DB | Stillwater Lake, NS | -- |
| Spencer Roy | OL | Calgary, AB | -- |
| George Saloum | DL | Calgary, AB | -- |
| Rossini Sandjong-Djabome | DL | Longueuil, QC | -- |
| Thomas Schnitzler | LB | Saskatoon, SK | -- |
| Andrew Serke | OL | Saskatoon, SK | -- |
| Tyler Sieffert | DB | Saskatoon, SK | -- |
| David Singer | OL | Regina, SK | -- |
| Mitchell Stadnyk | LB | Sault Ste. Marie, ON | -- |
| Eric Wicijowski | DL | Regina, SK | -- |
Breaking Down the Top Players in the International Bowl
Team USA: Ryan Boyle, QB
The key to any team’s success is the play of the quarterback, and Team USA has an advantage at the position with talented prospect Ryan Boyle from Dowling Catholic High School in Urbandale, Iowa.
According to USAFootball.com, Boyle was voted as the Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year in his junior season and helped lead his team to the Iowa Class 4-A state championship. With similar pressure at the International Bowl, Boyle’s experience will be invaluable.
In Boyle’s 247Sports profile, he is the fifth-ranked prospect in the state of Iowa and the 25-ranked dual-threat quarterback in the composite rankings. The 6’2” and 205 pound quarterback will need to be at his best Saturday against a tough Team Canada.
How quickly Boyle finds his rhythm with the unfamiliar wide receivers and running backs will be the biggest test, but his big-game experience will be a major asset in this situation.
Team Canada: Trivel Pinto, WR
For the second year in a row, Team Canada wide receiver Trivel Pinto will take part in the International Bowl Under-19 Game. Last year, he earned the Canadian player of the game award, according to FootballCanada.com.
While Pinto’s numbers aren’t overly impressive, measuring just 6’0” and 175 pounds with a 4.6 seconds 40-yard dash time (h/t ovflontario.com), his physicality on the field and willingness to contribute on offense and special teams make him one of the most dangerous players on the team.
After watching Pinto amass 70 all-purpose yards last year against Team USA under the bright lights of the game, it is clear the stage doesn’t scare him. The Americans must be looking to double cover or at least offer safety help to the cornerback covering Pinto Saturday.
If Team Canada head coach Warren Craney gets Pinto involved through the air and in the return game, the dynamic prospect will make an impact on the matchup whether the team wins or loses.
*Stats and info via InternationalBowl.com.
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