Notable Alumni

U of Wooster
2023 All American Bowl MVP

Spent the 2023 season with the Saint-Ouen Cougars in the French top league. He acted as offensive coordinator as well as quarterback installing the playbook, blocking schemes, calling plays and breaking down game film.

Prior to arriving in Europe, Renteria was the starting quarterback for the College of Wooster Fighting Scots (NCAA Div. III) and in his four years broke the school record for passing yards (10,083) and touchdowns (78). In his senior year he threw for 2,233 yards and 18 touchdowns.

Renteria joins a Mean Machines team that has won four of the last six Swedish titles.

Garrett Pemelton LB
Valley City State
2021 All American Bowl MVP

Pemelton a former LB from Valley City State, was 2021 AAB MVP; then when on to play for the Arena Football Grizzly’s and now players for the Dino’s of the Mexican Professional Football League

All American Eagles Kicker
Albany State University

players for the Dino’s of the Mexican Professional Football League. The All SIAC 1st Team Gabriel Ballinas from Albany State University was drafted by the Ottawa Redblacks with the 26th pick in the 3rd round of the 2022 Canadian Football League Draft.

All American Eagles DB
Albany State University

Boyd from Albany State University was drafted by Dino’s of the Mexican Professional Football League and just finished an outstanding season.

New Mexico Highlands U
2021 All American Bowl MVP

Atkins, a former quarterback for New Mexico Highlands University, received a phone call from Tucson Sugar Skulls that basically changed his life.

Angelo State – Quarterback
All American Bowl 2005

Angelo State – Quarterback 2006-10 College All American Bowl Bowl MVP 2010 2011-13 Quarterback Montreal Alouettes Canadians Football League, 2020 Quarterback Coach Tampa Bay Vipers XFL

Marshall U – Punter
All American Bowl 1999
Daytona Beach

Cleveland Browns (1999)*
Green Bay Packers (1999)
Miami Dolphins (2000)*
Jacksonville Jaguars (2001–2006)
New Orleans Saints (2007)*
New England Patriots (2007–2009)

St. Cloud State – RB
Green Bay Packers RB
Barcelona Dragons RB

All American Bowl 2000 Miami Denver Broncos as a free agent on April 7, 1997, he was placed on waivers June 2, 1997, and was out of football the balance of that year. Last year, Williams played for the Minneapolis Lumberjacks of the Mid-America Football League, a semi-pro organization, and was chosen the league’s Player of the Year after amassing 1,956 all-purpose yards and scoring 10 touchdowns.

Williams, who has 4.34-second speed in the 40-yard dash, won the 60-meter dash in the USA Track and Field Indoor Championships at Atlanta in 1996 with a time of 6.56 seconds

Ohio Wesleyan

University of Minnesota – DB

Glenville State – WR

Wisconsin Platteville – K

St. Thomas University – QB

Florida All-Stars – WR/DB

Oberlin College – WR

Portland State – P/K

University of South Dakota – K

Joliet Junior College – DL

Vermillion Community College – WR

Twin Cities Lumberjacks – DB

Victory Valley College – QB

St. Cloud State – WR

Brown College – DB/WR

Louisiana College – S

Adams State College – LB