TheFINALS All-America Showcase featured competition among the top high school football prospects in the country with athletes traveling to the midwest from coast-to-coast.
The FINALS All-America Showcase invitation-only event designed for prospects with D1 potential to showcase their skill and will feature competition and an environment designed to bring the best out of each athlete on a big stage. Athletes are chosen from each Six Star Football Showcase event to advance to The FINALS.
Athletes were chosen to compete at The FINALS All-America Showcase based on their performance at Six Star Football Qualifying events.
https://sixstarfootball.com/combine/the-finals-may-29-2022/
Markevious Curiton Jr
., 5’8, 190, RB, 2024, Belleville East (IL)
@markeviouscuri1
QUALIFYING EVENT: St. Louis, MO – Jan 2 2022
Sunday’s RB MVP winner Markevious Curiton is an underrated 2023 prospect out of the area RB who hits hard and can use his strength well. He is listed at 5’8, 180-pounds and he has good muscle tone and some flexibility. He can shoot the gap and get a step on LBs and is also able to tiptoe through tight coverage areas and even go untouched in some unlikely situations. Curiton plays an aggressive style, has good control but is able to make some athletic plays. A player expected to take his game up a notch this upcoming season.
📹 FILM https://www.hudl.com/profile/12832083/Markevious-Curiton
Kiandrea Barker
, 6’1, 185, RB/ATH, 2025, Beebe (Ark.) @Kiandreabarker
QUALIFYING EVENT: St. Louis, MO – Jan 14 2022
💼 OFFERS: Penn State, Pittsburgh, SMU
One of the most talented young prospects in the midwest, Barker is a talented prospect who, while listed as a running back, could be a major impact player as a receiver as well. He has elite speed as he recorded a laser timed 4.55 40-yard dash in St. Louis on May 14 along with terrific. He shows quick feet, agility and strong balance and adds terrific route running, strong hands and the ability to run smooth, crisp routes as a receiver. He can win 50-50 balls, can climb the ladder and make tough catches look easy and can break away from a defense after the catch. Barker has terrific strength for a young player, reporting 245 bench, 475 squat, 235 power clean — but has a lean frame that projects well with age. Barker added his third Power 5 offer on Monday as he added SMU to a list that already includes Penn State and Pittsburgh. Barker was awarded the FUTURES MVP in the first session of Sunday’s All-America Showcase at Liberty North (MO) High School.
📹. FILM https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16201229/613e3b47176c7b09b8b1a415
Jamison Kemp
, 6’2, 290, DL, 2023, Omaha Central @JamisonKemp1
QUALIFYING EVENT: St. Louis, MO – Jan 14 2022
💼 OFFERS: Penn State, Pittsburgh, SMU
One of the top interior defensive linemen in the 2023 rising class in Omaha, Neb., Jamison Kemp was an unstoppable force at Sunday’s All-America Showcase at Liberty North (MO) High School, showcasing power, active hands and a quick first step off the snap. He has next level size at 6’2, 290-pounds, a low center of gravity that is difficult for opposing offensive linemen to move off the ball and the ability to impact a game as both a pass rusher and run stopper. He has picked up several offers in recent weeks, including an offer from Doane on May 25, Mid America Nazarene on Saturday, and Minnesota State on May 24 along with offers earlier this spring from Wayne State and Augustana. Kemp has drawn interest from several Division I programs as well, including South Dakota, Northern Iowa and others.
📹. FILM https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12782749/61b25dd4a677ca0ac4d9d3b8
Noah Macias
, 6’2, 295, OL, 2023, Blue Springs South @noahmacias20
QUALIFYING EVENT: Kansas City, MO – 2021
💼 OFFERS: Benedictine
One of the most underrated offensive line prospects in the Kansas City area, 2023, Noah Macias is a strong, physical offensive lineman who shows terrific feet, a low center of gravity and a strong base. He likely projects as an interior guard, but saw some time at tackle last season where he excelled as well. Macias is terrific pulling down the line where he shows good agility. Also a track and field standout, Macias wrapped up competition at the state championships on Saturday as he placed sixth in the shot put. He picked up his first offer from Benedictine on May 5, and has drawn interest from several others, including Northwest Missouri State, Louisville, Wisconsin among others.
📹. FILM https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12030869/6191e35266562e08bcfa2090
114 — Austin Romaine
, 6’2, 232, LB, 2023, Hillsboro (MO) @AustinRomaine2
QUALIFYING EVENT: St. Louis, MO – Jan 2 2022
💼 OFFERS: New Mexico State, Rice, Murray State, Penn, Columbia, Tulane, Northern Iowa, Air Force, SEMO and Lindenwood
Hillsboro 2023 Austin Romaine continues a meteoric rise this offseason that has seen him draw numerous Division I offers and significant interest from Power 5 programs in recent weeks as he earned both the LB MVP and the overall MVP of the first session of Sunday’s All-America Showcase at Liberty North (MO) High School. At 6’2, 220-pounds, Romaine has the kind of size and athleticism that college programs look for and combines those attributes with a projectable frame. He has good speed, reports a 40 yard dash time of 4.64 and shows terrific agility and flexibility for an athlete his size. He has good instincts for the position as he can quickly dissect a play and fly to the ball. Romaine has shown the ability to drop back into some pass coverage, can get off blocks and fly to the ball and is a hard worker in the weight room. He was a first-team All-State linebacker as a junior as he recorded 85 tackles, 19 TFL and eight sacks, was also a major productive running back for the offense as he rushed for over 1,000 yards. Also a standout baseball prospect, Romaine is a strong student as well, reporting a 4.33 GPA. He has drawn offers from New Mexico State, Rice, Murray State, Penn, Columbia, Tulane, Northern Iowa, Air Force, SEMO and Lindenwood and is drawing interest from several others.
📹. FILM https://www.hudl.com/profile/9493829/Austin-Romaine
