After a strong football season that saw 7 of our 10 teams make the post-season, and 4 reach the Conference Championships, the Jr. Whip-Purs will be well represented at the 2023 National All Stars Tournament with 6 athletes, and 3 coaches being selected to represent our conference in the week-long tournament in Naples Florida.  This is double the amount of athletes from Hampshire that participated in the 2022 All Star Tournament, and the first time we have ever sent any coaches.  

We are extremely proud of these young men, and wish them all success in the Sunshine State.

• The Chaidez brothers will be participating their second consecutive All Star Tournament.  11U Purple Running Back Jake will be playing up on the 12U team, with 13U Chase protecting his quarterback at left tackle.  Their father Danny Chaidez will serve as the 13U Head Coach.
• Gavin Beauchamp had his season cut short following an injury in the last home game of the season.  He is mended and ready rejoin his teammate Chase down in Florida.  His father Tyson Beauchamp will join the 13U coaching  staff as Offensive Coordinator.  
• Maddux Fawcett spent the 12U season driving opposing quarterbacks insane with double digit picks and 6 pick sixes.  He will be getting some playing time in the backfield on the 12U team.
• Robbie Kojzarek was the captain of the 11U Purple offensive line.  He will be joining teammate Jake Chaidez in playing up on 12U as an offensive and defensive lineman.  His father Kurt Kojzarek served as the 7U Head Coach throughout the season, but will get a chance to work as the 12U assistant Defensive Coordinator.
• Kyle Obmalay was a threat using those strong legs to break through the line as a fullback, or kick the point after touchdown all season on the 10U Purple team.  He will be representing our organization as the youngest member of our All Star squad and our sole representative at 10U.