SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Rosters for the annual Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas were released Sunday afternoon, and five seniors from York and Lancaster counties were selected to represent South Carolina. The all-star game, matching top seniors from South Carolina and North Carolina, is set for 1 p.m. on Dec. 20 at Spartanburg High School.
Local selections (York & Lancaster counties)
- Anthony Baxter, South Pointe (York County) — Offensive line
- J’Zavien Currence, South Pointe (York County) — Defensive back
- Kameron Vance, Northwestern (York County) — Wide receiver
- Kamerin McFadden, Northwestern (York County) — Linebacker
- Sequel Patterson, Indian Land (Lancaster County) — Defensive back
South Carolina Shrine Bowl roster
Quarterbacks: Triston Lewis, Greenwood; Jachin Davis, Stratford
Running Backs: Jamijae Karim, Liberty; Mike Doe, North Augusta; Amari Verner, Seneca
Receivers: Jude Hall, Christ Church; Amiri Acker, Crescent; Zamaurious Robertson, Dillon; Jamel Howse, Newberry; Kameron Vance, Northwestern; Terrance Johnson, Oceanside Collegiate
Tight Ends: Walker Kelley, TL Hanna; Kameron Taylor, Woodruff
Offensive Linemen: Zyon Guiles, Carvers Bay; Tre Aiken, Clinton; Scottland Dover, Gaffney; Malcolm Gaston, North Augusta; Lamareon Thompson, Oceanside Collegiate; Josiah Mason, South Florence; Anthony Baxter, South Pointe; Desmond Green, Timberland
Athlete: Caden Ramsey, Cross; Messiah Jackson, South Florence
Kicker: Will Love, Spartanburg
Defensive Linemen: Justice Hopkins, Byrnes; Christian Waring, Dorman; Julian Walker, Dutch Fork; Ahmad Scott, Greenwood; Bristol Biegenzahn, West Ashley; Jamie Williamson, West Florence
Linebackers: Raleigh Salters, Dutch Fork; Kamerin McFadden, Northwestern; Jordan Avinger, Orangeburg-Wilkinson; Daniel Capehart, Dillon; Jalen McGraw, Bamberg-Ehrhardt; Gehad Sneed, Berkeley; Terry Radford, Chester
Defensive Backs: Jeremiah Favorite, Boiling Spring; Dashaun Scriven, Crestwood; Sequel Patterson, Indian Land; Jordyn Best, Ridge View; Tylin Drakeford, Camden; Kentavion Anderson, Dorman; J’Zavien Currence, South Pointe
Coaches: Paul Sutherland (Liberty); Chris Liner (Greenwood); Matt Love (Spartanburg); David Crane (Seneca); Roosevelt Nelson (Crestwood); Matthew Richard (Carvers Bay); Lee Taylor (Goose Creek)
North Carolina Shrine Bowl roster
Quarterbacks: Jacob Smith, Reagan; Brody Norman, Mooresville
Running Backs: Kamerin McDowell-Moore, Tarboro; Jayson Franklin, 71st; Noah Terry, Tarboro
Receivers: Donte Nicholson, West Charlotte; Brody Keefe, Myers Park; Aiden Smalls, Clayton; Brennan Chambers, Kinston; Devin Goldston, Leesville Road; Gavin Waddell, Rolesville
Tight Ends: Gavin Barber, Mooresville; DJ Howerton, Grimsley
Athletes: Braylon Peebles, Cardinal Gibbons; Dionte Neal, Reidsville
Offensive Linemen: Nick Kashabura, Grimsley; Steven Simpson, East Forsyth; Harry Simpson, Reagan; Adrian McCloud, West Forsyth; Donovan Johnson, Pine Forest; Keith Foster, West Forsyth; Micah Martin, Southeast Guilford
Defensive Ends: Chris Bispham, Havelock; Manny Lewis, Marvin Ridge; Noah Clark, CE Jordan; * Keshawn Stancil, Clayton; Damaad Lewis, Myers Park; Miles Funderburk, Weddington
Linebackers: Caleb Gordon, Ashbrook; Jayden Williams, Clinton; Dallas Brannon, Independence; Cason Jones, Mountain Heritage; Terande Spencer, Richmond; Tyler Powell, Tarboro; Dorrian Medley, Hickory; Jaleel Parker, Jack Britt
Defensive Backs: Ricky Myers, Independence; KD Cotton, Weddington; KY Bynes, Palisades; D’Various Surratt, Crest; Lyrik Pettis, Crest; Maddox McDowell, Garner
Specialists: Will Doll, Hunt; Brett Morgan, Shelby
Game details
- Matchup: North Carolina vs. South Carolina (senior all-stars)
- Date/Time: Saturday, Dec. 20, 1 p.m.
- Site: Spartanburg High School (S.C.)
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Thomas Hyslip lives in Tega Cay with his wife and daughter. After 27 years in the U.S. Army and Federal Law Enforcement, he retired to pursue his passion for teaching. Tom is now an Assistant Professor of Instruction at the University of South Florida. In 2 short years he has won 10 awards from the South Carolina Press Association, including first place in column writing, education beat reporting and best podcast.
