Record setting game for Stiefel and Snead in All American Bowl

Cedar Falls, Iowa April 14th, 2012 - Quarterback Danny Stiefel of Wartburg College and Wide Receiver Jeremy Snead of Central College playing together for the first time set  All American Bowl records on their way to being named the games Co-Most Valuable Players, as their Stars team dominated the Stripes team 54 – 14 at the UNI Dome Saturday night.

Stiefel had 6 passing touchdowns, 1 rushing touchdown, kicked 7 extra points and made 1 field goal. Stiefels now has the following All American Bowl individual player records in a single game:  most touchdowns, most touchdown passes, most points, and most extra points. While Snead's 5 touchdown receptions gives him the record for most touchdowns reception by an individual, he also was the holder for all extra points and field goals for the Stars team.

Other Players from the Star team who receiving award include: The Offensive Player of the Game went to Marcus Price (RB) Worcester State; the Jim Marshall Award went to Matt Meeks (DL) Des Moines Blaze; Charles Poland (OL) Bethany College and Joshua Stein (TE) Maranatha Baptist Bible College received the Mick Tinglehoff Award.

Danny Mueller (RB) Twin City Titans received the Offensive Player of the Game Award, Ace Collie (DB) Granite City Renegades and Will Gordan (DB) Columbia Falcons received the Defensive Player of the Game Awards for the Stripes team.

Stiefel                                                                      Snead                            Price                               Stiefell   Sullivan  Snead

Poland                                       Stiefel                                              Mueller                                Meeks

More Pics to Come!

2011 Metrodome All American Bowl

Another Great day ot of football at the Metrodome

Game one: Star 17 Stripes 13

Game two:  Stars 23 Stripes 22

Stop back this week for Player Awards, Pictures (More to come),

Videos:

Players Intorductions

1st Quarter,  2nd Quarter, 3rd Quarter, 4th Quarter, Awards

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico – Angelo State Rams' running back Tristan Carter broke off a 51-yard run on the opening play of the Aztec Bowl XXXIX and would run away with Most Valuable Player honors. The senior helped lead the All-American Eagles to a 28-14 win over the University of Chihuahua Saturday.

“This was a trip I'll always remember,” Carter said. “There were a lot of things to do, and the people there were great.” 

Carter finished the game with 175 yards rushing on 25 carries including a touchdown. The Tucker, Ga., native also had a pair of catches for 25 yards. Carter concluded his career at Angelo State with 1,529 yards on the ground, which ranks 11th in program history. The senior finished the 2011 with 926 yards including five 100-yard rushing games.

“This was a great experience for me, and to be able to share it with some of my teammate's means a lot,” Carter said.

Three other senior Ram football players joined Carter in the Aztec Bowl, including Terrance Preston, Mike Mosley and Godwin Ubah.

Game Photos

Aztec Bowl Intro   (More to Come)

The national Mexico All Stars lose to All American Bowl Eagles 28-14

Mexico lost in the Aztec Bowl XXXIX
Mario Castillo / Terra or PLAYBACK PROHIBITED © All Rights Reserved By Gabriel Pacheco from Chihuahua

Four interceptions by QB Robert Vega and lack of offensive, did not allow the Mexican team to stay in Aztec Bowl XXXIX  succumbing 28-14 to the All American Eagles Team.

In the first quarter the Eagels took a qiuck 14-0 lead. First the dangerous runner Tristan Carter (7) who added more than one hundred yards in the match, entered the end zone on runs of two yards on his way to being name MVP Player of the Game!.  A few minutes later Jacosb Cross (2) from  Western New Mexixo University intercepted and returned the ball 40 yards for a touchdown to put the Eagels ahead 14-0.

The Mexican team scored on a first period pass by Quarterback Juan Manuel Morales (19) of 22-yard to wide reciever Hugo Hernandez (13)

For the third and fourth period Mexico could not move the ball and instead, those of the Eagles added two more touchdown a carry by Jair Stover (24) East Texas Baptist State and then another running score by QB David Ingram (6) Wester New Mexico Univeristy of ​​12-yard, 28-14.

MVP of the Game: Tristan Carter RB San Angelo State (Rshing 175 Yards, 25 carries, 1 TD).

Defensive player of the game: Jacob Cross, Western New Mexico University,  (8 Tackles, 6 Asst, 1 Iterception, 1 TD     http://www.harlonhill.com/

Other Eagles Players and Coaches included with Harlon Hill nominee Adam Neugebauer WV Wesleyan;  Head coach Fran Haege Augsburg College Minneapolis, Philideliphia Eagles, Rams and UFL coach Carl Hairston and Washington Redskin, and UFL coach Kurt Gouviea. The team was reciuted by Personel Director Terry Sullivan Eden Prairie,  Minnesota.

With this Aztec Bowl officially ends the 2011 season of Major League and the begining for the Eagles international tour season!

More Videos and  Picture coming soon!  Check out more Picture at  All American Bowl FAceboow!

UPDATE!

All America Bowl player Kyle Longsdorf #4 DB Difience College signed and is playing for the Green Bay Blizzard, along with All American Bowl Coaches Robert Fuller and Chad Baldwin, Congrates!

More All American Bowl Players in the IFL

Cedar Rapids Titans   Colton Hansen QB University of Dubuque -All American Bowl Game MVP

Lehigh Valley Steel Hawks 
Chris Medina  DL/OL    6'4    330    Kutztown University
    Xavier Drakeford    Xavier    DB    6'1    210    University of Charleston

Omaha Beef      MATT LOWNEY  OL CollegeSt. John Fisher College

Reeding  Exspess   Ronald Thompson     QB     Clark Atlanta University

Sioux Storm   Xavier Jordan  LB Mars Hill College

NFL Free Agent Punter George Shamblen (Angelo State University) is competing at the NFL Super

                 2010 All American Bowl Game MVP  Josh Neiswander  Playing for the Montreal Alouettes!

Notable Alumni