DL’s Ethan Carrier Named To 2022 Minnesota High School Football All-Star Game

By Zeke Fuhrman Nov 17, 2022 | 6:55 PM

(photo: Matthew Carrier)

(KDLM) – Detroit Lakes senior Ethan Carrier will represent his team at the 2022 High School Football All-Star Game at US Bank Stadium on December 10th. Carrier, who committed to the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers last June, will play defensive back for Team North.

The 49th Annual All-Star Game will showcase outstanding senior players from the 2022 Minnesota high school football season.

The 2022 North roster also includes LB Cullen Kratochvil of Pequot Lakes, RB Ethan Boll of Crookston (committed to UND), DT Victor Sosa of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, OL Jonny Robideau of Barnesville, C Caleb Zejdlik of East Grand Forks and OL Austin Schultz of Moorhead (committed to NDSU).

The North will be coached by Matt Lombardi of Maple Grove with area assistants Matt Radniecki of New York Mills and Paul Tinjum of Ada-Borup-West.

Team South has won the last five meetings at the All-Star Game. Last year, Team South beat Team North 12-7.

Honored to be selected for the Minnesota High School All-Star game!! pic.twitter.com/kqju38QTcO

— Jonny Robideau (@JonnyRobideau) November 5, 2022

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