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2023 Trillion Tropical Bowl

Camping World Stadium welcomed back Bowl Week for its second year, which highlighted the Tropical Bowl (collegiate athletes from Division 1), All-America Classic (high school seniors), and All-America Underclassmen (high school) football competitions. The festival provided an opportunity to observe the finest football players from high schools and universities across the US, with a triple-header of all-star games.

 

©sportsclubflorida.com | Connor Degenhardy (American Team - Blue) from University of New Haven Completes one of many passes.
©sportsclubflorida.com | QB Connor Degenhardy (American Team – Blue) from University of New Haven Completes one of many passes.
©sportsclubflorida.com | WR Dylan Classi (American Team – Blue) from Princeton University with a strong sideline run after catch for 10 yards.
DB/S Devonni Reed from University of South Carolina stops the yards after catch from target Shedrick Jackson of Auburn
©sportsclubflorida.com | WR Ontaria Wilson (National Team – Black) from Florida State University with good game awareness. Blocking and aiding to extra yards on the run play.

The entire week was filled with scrimmages, and one-on-ones built to test the limits of the players and showcase their best skill sets. Teams were split into two teams. The American Team (Blue) and National Team (Black). The evening events continued with the showcase of those talents with the  2023 TRILLION TROPICAL BOWL. 

©sportsclubflorida | DB Devon “Monster” Matthews from Indiana University with a interception.
©sportsclubflorida | WR Tyjon Lindsey (America – Blue Team) | Oregon State University
©sportsclubflorida | RB Todd Sibley Jr. (National – Black Team) | University of Pittsburgh/ Albany with a powerful run.

The Sports Club Staff had an opportunity to make it out to the Collegiate Division 1 – Tropical Bowl Game hosted at Camping World Stadium. We were able to speak with hopeful future NFL and semi-pro league players and their agents. The event was a great way to showcase just what the players had to offer before the official end of the 2022-2023 season.

 

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