Jacksonville Fl-The Jacksonville Jaguars continued their commitment to developing football talent across Northeast Florida with the announcement of the 2025 Jaguars All Prep Football Team, a prestigious honor recognizing the top high school football players in the region. The annual list celebrates standout performances on the field while also highlighting leadership, work ethic, and community impact.
The All Prep team is an extension of Jaguars Prep, the organization’s year-round youth and high school football initiative designed to support players, coaches, and programs throughout Duval and surrounding counties.
Jaguars Prep focuses on player development, coaching education, character building, and exposure opportunities, helping bridge the gap between high school football and the next level. Through camps, clinics, showcases, and partnerships with local schools, the program has become a cornerstone of football development in Northeast Florida.
Overseeing these efforts is Adriel Rocha, Vice President of Youth and High School Football for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Rocha has played a key role in expanding Jaguars Prep and strengthening the team’s connection to the local football community.
Under his leadership, the program has emphasized access, equity, and long-term growth, ensuring student-athletes are supported both on and off the field. Rocha noted that the All Prep team represents not just talent, but dedication and accountability. “These young men earned this recognition through hard work, consistency, and representing their schools and communities the right way,” he said.
The 2025 Jaguars All Prep Football Team features 25 of the area’s most impactful players, selected after a season of standout performances:
Jaxon Earle – Creekside ATH
Earle led Creekside this year into the playoffs in one of the toughest classifications in the state.
Tony Kennedy – First Coast ATH
Tony Kennedy made plays on both sides of the ball and at multiple positions on offense.1048 yards rushing with 12 TDs. Played QB, RB, S, and special teams.
Brody Jennings – Mandarin CB
Size, instincts, and complete football I.Q made Jennings an elite defensive back for Mandarin this year. Finished with 4 picks.
Brysen Wright – Mandarin ATH
The jaw-dropping playmaker for Mandarin captivated fans and on-lookers with acrobatic catches and electrifying runs on both sides of the ball.
Mason Thomas – Oakleaf DL
The 6’2, 270lbs offensive lineman, paved the way for the vaunted Oakleaf rushing attack.
Jermaine Robinson – Oakleaf LB
The 2-sport athlete was the center of Oakleaf’s defense at linebacker with 88 tackles, 4.5 sacks.
Sebastian Cruz – Fleming Island S
The hard hitting, play-making safety for Fleming Island once again made his mark as one of the all-around best players in the area
Reece Beck – Ponte Vedra DL
The massive Defensive lineman had 15 sacks his Senior year, helping lead the Sharks to the playoffs.
Kameron Mills – Columbia LB
78 tackles, 11 sacks, 2 Ints for Columbia, a complete player who played several roles this year for the Tigers
Brenton James – St Augustine QB
The junior had a phenomenal year, helping lead the Jackets back to the playoffs and a deep run. 2,780 yards passing, and 36 TDs
Somourian Wingo – St Augustine WR
St. Augustine’s leader in receiving TDs (13) who was named Jaguar Prep Player of the Year for his outstanding achievements on the field
King Boylston – Ed White QB
2,091 yards passing, 25 TDs, with 712 yards rushing and 13 TDs, leading the record setting Ed White offense in both categories
TJ Cole – Raines QB
The most dynamic player in Northeast Florida, leading Raines to an incredible State Championship victory over Miami Northwestern
Ziyon Butler – Raines WR
The #1 receiver on the state champion Raines Vikings with 1037 receiving yards, and 17 TDs.
Troy Butler – Raines DL
The leader in sacks (10) on the state champion Raines Vikings. Made game changing plays all season.
James Davis – Bishop Kenny ATH
675 yds receiving, 5 sacks on defense. Davis was Mr. Everything for Bishop Kenny
Caleb Mattison – Bishop Kenny RB
1,733yds rushing and 28 TDs, the bell-cow for Bishop Kenny’s rushing attack and offense.
Nameem Burroughs – Bolles WR
Led Bolles in receiving as all four years finishing with 3,782yds and 52 TDs
Xander Edwards – Bolles RB
With 2629 yards rushing, 44 TDs and the Florida Dairy Farmers Class 2A Player of the Year, Xander Edwards proved to be the best running back in the state.
Asher Ghioto – Bolles DL
Led Bolles in sacks (23) as a sophomore. The big 6’5, 240lbs De-Lineman can play every position on the front.
Eliyjah Caldwell-Hardy – Impact Christian ATH
Finished with over 2,000 yards receiving and nearly 2,000 yards rushing for his career at Impact Christian Academy
Heze Kent – Brunswick TE
Two sport athlete, the mammoth of a young man “could play for the Jaguars right now” joked NFL RB Travis Etienne. Kent is at 6’7, 265lbs.
Special thanks to the Jacksonville Jaguars and Jaguars Prep for inviting DuvalSports.com to the event.
