LINCOLN, NE — Today, the Shrine Bowl of Nebraska Board of Directors released the rosters for the 65th Nebraska Shrine Bowl Game and introduced the teams at their annual Player Press Conference at the Scottish Rite Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Head Coaches together with their Associate Head Coaches and Assistant Coaches, each chose from nominated seniors in their designated regions to represent their respective high schools, as well as North or South, in the 2023 Nebraska Shrine Bowl.

NORTH		SOUTH
Isaac Conner	Bennington	TJ Fitzpatrick	Plattsmouth
Blayke Moore	Gretna	Jack Baptista	Lincoln Southwest
CharMar Brown	Creighton Prep	Will Potratz	Lincoln East
Tre'Vionne Brown	Omaha North	Garret Hoefs	Lincoln Lutheran
Liam Blaser	Columbus	Kegan Mountain	Millard West
Te'shaun Porter	Omaha North	Hayden Frank	Malcolm
Trey Bird	Bennington	Jared Kuhl	Platteview
Za'Kye Parrott	Omaha Burke	Jackson Hinrichs	Holdrege
Abram Scholting	Pierce	Treyven Beckman	Kearney High
Braxton Borer	Columbus Lakeview	Carson Kudlacek	Hastings St. Cecilia
Ezra Vedral	Creighton Prep	Antown Carter	Boys Town
Lance Brester	Howells	Micah Hackbart	Seward
Will Benson	Mt. Micahel Benedictine	Hudson Holloway	Ralston
Zach Fox	Wahoo	Keegan Shuler	Hitchcock County
Jdyn Bullion	Bellevue West	Caleb Newell	Lincoln Southwest
Kolten Tilford	North Platte	Easton Weber	Bruning-Davenport
Kyle Kasik	Leigh	Aiden Planer	Lincoln East
Karter Kerkman	Norfolk Catholic	Carlos Collazo	Aurora
Dane Larsen	Blair	Cooper Skrobecki	Waverly
Zach Krajicek	Yutan	Charlie Johnson	Waverly
Colton Marsh	Grand Island	Lance Rucker	Millard South
Jackson Bos	Norfolk	Cole Reilly	Lincoln Lutheran
Josiah Mobley	Scottsbluff	Adam Dugger	McCook
Grant Arens	Hartington Cedar Catholic	Dalton Snodgrass	York
Jonathan Barfield	Omaha Benson	Barrett Van Deun	Millard West
Jay Steffen	Hartington Cedar Catholic	Luke Lambert	Ashland-Greenwood
Dawson Raabe	Pierce	Dylan Bahe	Arapahoe
Bridger Rice	Ord	Cael Dembinski	DC West
Seagan Packet	Blair	Jack Allen	Aurora
Sam Boettcher	Ord	Sal Nacarelli	Gross Catholic
Jace Wheeler	Papillion LaVIsta	Kadence Velde	York
Elijah Hintz	Battle Creek	Tyler Castle	Pius X
Carter Jorth	Elkhorn South	Eli Kehler	McCook
Max Hogan	Millard North	Payton McDonald	Westside
Chris Frazier	Millard North	Henri Supenski	Papillion South
Aidan Betz	Elkhorn	Leighton Weber	Adams Central
Ethan Stuhr	Gretna	Carson Almgren	Omaha Gross
Cooper Weitzel	Fremont Bergan	Ashton Gragg	Central City
Elliott Nottlemann	Bancroft-Rosalie	Adonis Hutchinson	Lincoln High
Nolan Eloe	Amherst	Erza Stewart	Platteview
Alex Phelps	Wayne	Ethan Roberts	Bellevue East
Victor Isele	GI Northwest	Jack Dahlgren	Kearney High
Jackson Roberts	Boone Central	Ayden Barnby	Papillion South
Maxwell Fremarek	Lakeview	Kade Seip	Lincoln North Star
Caleb Kinkaid	North Platte	Nate McCashland	Lincoln Southeast

COACHES		COACHES
Michael Huffman, HC	Bellevue West	Mark McLaughlin, HC	Platteview
Kurt Frenzen, AHC	Lakeview	Kyle Peterson, AHC	Aurora
Larry Martin, AHC	Omaha North	Brandon Cool, AHC	Kearney
Mike Pokorski, AC	Bellevue West	Adam Kuhl, AC	Platteview
Wade McVey, AC	Bellevue West	Nick Smith, AC	Platteview
Trae Bradburn, AC	Bennington	Ryan Stieren, AC	Papillion South
Jeff Bargen, AC	Lakeview	Cole Ashby, AC	Aurora
Aaron Rudloff, AC	Lakeview	Wade Halversen, AC	Westside
Jimmy Biggs, AC	Omaha North	James McCartney, AC	Grand Island
Alonzo Tapp, AC	Lakeview	Darren Van Winkle, AC	Kearney
Ricky Thurston, AC	Omaha North	Kyle Peters, AC	Kearney
Jarod Meysenburg, AC	Omaha Westview	Matt Brackham, AC	York

About the Nebraska Shrine Bowl

The Shrine Bowl of Nebraska is the state’s premier high school all-star sports event. It is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that produces annual events and related activities to raise funds and awareness to benefit Shriners Children’s. Since its inception in 1958, the Nebraska Shrine Bowl has annually donated more than $2M to Shriners Children’s. Last year, the Nebraska Shrine Bowl raised more than $100,000 for Shriners Children’s.

Shriners Children’s is a healthcare system of over 200 access points committed to reaching as many children as possible, wherever they may live, and offering them unique, patient-centered, wrap-around care. For most of its history, the health care system has been known as Shriners Hospitals for Children. Shriners Children’s three-part mission has one goal: to change and improve lives by caring for patients, conducting research to gain knowledge and develop new treatments, and providing educational opportunities for physicians and other healthcare professionals. Children up to the age of 18 are eligible for care and receive all services in a family-centered environment, regardless of the patient’s ability to pay.

The 65th Annual Nebraska Shrine Bowl will be played Saturday, June 3, 2023, in Kearney, Nebraska, at Ron and Carol Cope Stadium on the campus of the University of Nebraska—Kearney. For more information, visit www.NEShrineBowl.org.