The All Star High School Football game now has over one hundred participants, (coaches, players, cheerleaders) forty volunteers, and fifteen paid staff members. Over five thousand spectators, mostly between the ages of 16 to 20, attend the game which is broadcast live on local ESPN radio and local cable television. Many of our non profit community organizations benefit from the event either by free tickets for needy students so they may attend, or money for local kids with epilepsy, KCSOS
Project 180 for at risk youth, to this year’s food bank drive. This unique event, which once was just a crazy dream, is now the largest attended high school all-star game in the state of California and is promoted six months out of the year.
