The All-American Bowl Selection Committee today announced the finalists for the prestigious All-American Bowl’s Man of the Year. Each finalist selected epitomizes a high standard of excellence in community service and athletic distinction.
The All-American Bowl’s Man of the Year winner will be named during the 2023 All-American Bowl Awards Show on Friday, January 6th in San Antonio, Texas.
Past winners of the award include Paris Johnson Jr., Caleb Williams, and Garrett Wilson.
This year’s finalists are:
NAME | POSITION | SCHOOL | CITY | STATE |
Drayk Bowen | LB | Andrean High School | Merrillville | IN |
Jamari Johnson | WR | Inglewood High School | Inglewood | CA |
Walker Lyons | TE | Folsom High School | Folsom | CA |
Caleb Presley | DB | Rainier Beach High School | Seattle | WA |
Grant Rountree | LS | Wilson Central High School | Lebanon | GA |
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