Football Hotbed presents · 13th Annual
Middle School All-American Games
Class of 2032 · 7th Grade
For 13 years, the Middle School All-American Games have brought the nation’s top young talent to South Florida — and started the journey for players who went on to college football and the NFL. Come compete with the best middle school athletes in the country — this is your opportunity to see where you measure up.
Annual Edition
Dec. 30 – Jan. 2
Graduating Class
NFL Draft Picks in the Bloodline
More Than One Game
Football Hotbed recognizes the top prospects in the Class of 2032 and names them Middle School All-Americans. The Middle School All-American Games are one of the most prestigious All-American showcase platforms in the country — a four-day experience built for the most promising 7th-grade players in the nation. Athletes compete with and against elite talent, get introduced to the pipeline that leads to college football and the NFL, and leave with the content and exposure to start their recruiting journey the right way.
Introduction to the NFL Pipeline
Athletes learn the path from middle school to college football and the NFL — the same road the Football Hotbed bloodline has traveled.
Full-Pad Practices & Draft
Three days of full-pad practice. Teams are drafted on Day 1 or Day 2 and adjusted to keep the game as competitive as possible.
All-American Game Day
Compete in an All-American game in South Florida — another live game for your highlight film and recruiting profile.
Football Hotbed Media
A live stream to an international audience, a game recap with top players on FootballHotbed.com, a 100+ photo album and a highlight on social media.
Why Football Hotbed?
The All-American Game is a national platform for athletes who may be underexposed — a chance to receive additional attention and, most of all, to compete against the best kids in your class to gauge where you stand.
Each of our three grade-level games — 6th, 7th and 8th — is live-streamed to an international audience on Football Hotbed, with a recap of each game and its top players on FootballHotbed.com, a photo album of more than 100 photos and a highlight posted to social media. It’s the most exposure of any game played in middle school football.
Our hope is that every participant takes something away from the experience: the competition in practice and on game day, in an area so rich with talent and known for producing Division I and NFL players. In past years, nearly entire rosters have gone on to play Division I football.
By knowing where your athlete stands before high school — where recruiting really begins — parents, coaches and supporters are empowered with information they can use to help that athlete improve. Finding out if you’re fast enough, big enough or tough enough helps you develop and stay motivated to accomplish your goals.
That’s the Football Hotbed Standard.
of our games go down to the last possession
most games are decided within an 8-point margin
of full-pad practice before game day
6th, 7th & 8th grade — all live-streamed
No other All-American game produces more Division I NCAA talent than Football Hotbed’s Middle School game.
Malachi Toney
Middle School All-American → University of Miami
Long before he was lighting up Hard Rock Stadium, Malachi Toney was earning his medal on the Football Hotbed stage. Today the Miami wide receiver is one of the most exciting players in college football — living proof of where the Middle School All-American Games can lead.
From Middle School to Saturdays & Sundays
These players are part of the Football Hotbed bloodline — the nation’s most prolific grassroots football ecosystem. Football Hotbed’s approach goes beyond physical training and skill work — we put a heavy emphasis on building personal brands and the off-field skills needed to succeed at the next level. Hover or tap a photo to see them as middle schoolers.
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Schedule of Events
All practices and the game take place in South Florida.
All-American Week
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Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2026Arrival Day
Athletes travel into town
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Wednesday, Dec. 30, 20267th Grade Practice
1:00 PM
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Thursday, Dec. 31, 20267th Grade Practice
1:00 PM
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Friday, Jan. 1, 20277th Grade Practice
1:00 PM
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Saturday, Jan. 2, 2027All-American Game Day
1:00 PM · 7th Grade Game, Class of 2032
What Should You Bring?
- Helmet & shoulder pads
- Practice jersey and pants
- Lower-body pads — girdle, including knee pads (mandatory)
- Mouthpiece
- QBs and centers: bring your own footballs (bring 2)
Game Day Admission
Adults: $10
Children 5 & under: Free
Claim Your All-American Spot
Participation is by invitation. Rosters are limited at every position and spots are confirmed only when payment is received.
Roster Positions
RBRunning Back
WR/TEWide Receiver / Tight End
OLOffensive Line
EDGEDefensive End
DLDefensive Tackle
LBLinebacker
CBCornerback
SSafety / DB
K/P/LSInvited Specialists
Player Registration
Quarterbacks: $499
- Payment confirms your roster spot
- All registrations are non-refundable
- Each athlete is responsible for registration fees, travel to and from practices and the game, and meals & lodging
- Questions? Call 888-879-3396
Seen Everywhere
Every game is live-streamed to an international audience, recapped on FootballHotbed.com with its top players, captured in a 100+ photo album and highlighted on social media.
Join the Bloodline
December 30, 2026 – January 2, 2027 in South Florida. Invited athletes can lock in their roster spot today.
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