Huskies freshman chosen as one of nation's best football players

Posted 12/27/22

Mt. Hope freshman varsity safety Preston Brodd was nominated and accepted into the 2023 Dream All-American Bowl, taking place on Friday, Dec. 30, 2022 at SoFi Stadium.

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Huskies freshman chosen as one of nation's best football players

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Mt. Hope freshman varsity safety Preston Brodd was nominated and accepted into the 2023 Dream All-American Bowl, taking place on Friday, Dec. 30, 2022 at SoFi Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers.

"Preston can do it all on the field,” said selection committee leader and CEO of Dream Sports Group, Shannon Riley. “He is very athletic. He can run the ball and has good hands. Defensively, he uses his speed and quickness to make plays against the run and pass. We are excited to see him display his talents in Inglewood."

After rigorous review from the selection committee, the top athletes were invited to play in the exclusive all-star game and participate in a weekend long event of developmental activities and performance on a nationwide platform. Dream All-American Bowl showcases the nation’s best senior and underclassmen athletes. Participation allows players to learn from some of the best teachers of the game, former NFL players and current college coaches.

In addition to the Bowl Game in California, the Dream All-American Weekend in Arlington, Texas is the "Football Event of the Year!" The event attracts the best of the best from all football levels, including tackle and non-tackle events:

  • A National Combine (300 athletes)
  • A National Youth Combine (300 athletes)
  • Youth Tackle National Championship (8 teams each age group)
  • Flag Competition for Boys and Girls (50 teams)
  • High School 7v7 National Championship (32 teams)
  • Skills Challenge
  • Cheerleaders and Band Members Perform during the Bowl and at Halftime



Riley continued: “The athletes that were selected have exemplified great leadership skills on and off the field, and have stood out as leading performers in each position. We believe that these are the next stars of the game and we want to recognize them for their outstanding achievements and help them get to the next level.”

180 student athletes from across the nation will be selected to play. Dream Sports Group congratulates him on this prestigious honor and once in a lifetime opportunity.

For more details about the 2023 DREAM All-American Bowl, visit dreambowlgame.com.

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