30 Players from HSSR Schools on Touchstone Energy Bowl Rosters

Dennis Brunson • October 15, 2026

the 2026 Touchstone Energy Bowl will be played on Saturday, December 12, at Myrtle Beach High School’s Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium with the kickoff at noon.

Thirty players from High School Sports Report sponsor schools have been selected to play in the 79th Annual Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl North-South all-star football game. 


The two 44-man rosters were released on Wednesday. Twenty players on the South roster are from HSSR schools while 10 are on the North team.



The game will be played on Saturday, December 12, at Myrtle Beach High School’s Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium beginning at noon.


All three quarterbacks on the South squad are from HSSR schools. They are Henry Rivers of Berkeley, Greyson Rimpf of Camden and Aiden Manavian of Oceanside Collegiate Academy.


Rimpf is joined on the team by Bulldog teammate and tight end Will Haunert. Camden is one of six HSSR schools to have two players in the game. The others are Dillon, Bamberg-Ehrhardt and Carvers Bay on the South squad and Dutch Fork and Gaffney on the North roster.


Selected to the team from Bamberg-Ehrhardt are wide receiver Jordan Bovain and defensive back Jason Youmans, while Carvers Bay had offensive lineman Tristan Diggs and linebacker Jaquan Hannah selected. The Dillon picks are linebacker Kelvion Manning and defensive back D’Rontae McClam. 


The remainder of HSSR players for the South are running back Mah’ky Green of Cross, wide receivers JJ Brown of Myrtle Beach and Nyren Bowman of Scott’s Branch, offensive linemen Fred Turner of Hartsville and Ty’Quavian Jones of Hampton County, defensive linemen Robert Grant of James Island and Matthew Penkow of Bishop England, linebackers Eli Presley of Summerville and Terrance Alford of Lake View and kicker Aiden Thorn of Cane Bay.


The two players from Dutch Fork on the North squad are wide receiver Maleek Miller and offensive lineman Niran Ford. The Gaffney selections are both defensive backs, Ayden Montgomery and Adreyan Kendrick-Monroe. 


The remainder of the HSSR players for the North are running back Trevon Williamson of Gray Collegiate Academy, wide receiver Nick Gordon of Cheraw, defensive lineman Tyrell Cloud of Emerald, linebacker Ty Dubose of Belton-Honea Path, linebacker Zach Jordan and defensive back DQ Green of Lamar.


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