There’s something magical about high school football. It’s raw. It’s passionate. It’s where future legends take their first steps toward greatness. And for one hour this Sunday, sharp at 4 p.m. ET, NBC and Peacock are giving fans an exclusive look behind the curtain of the sport’s biggest stage—the Navy All-American Dream. Tomorrow ahead of the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl. But don’t expect this to be just another highlight reel or recap of game stats. This is about the heart, grit, and stories that make football the lifeblood of communities across the country. On top of that, you’ll be pleased to know which 4-Star prospect has officially accepted the invitation to the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl.

What makes the Navy All-American Bowl stand out isn’t just its reputation as the most-watched high school sporting event for over 25 years. It’s the unparalleled tradition and history that comes with it. Featuring nearly 600 NFL draft picks, 93 Super Bowl champions, and 18 Heisman finalists, this is more than a game—it’s a launching pad for the next generation of football superstars. In Navy All-American Dream, host Paul Burmeister and analyst Anthony Herron guide viewers through this prestigious event’s history and shine a spotlight on the stars of tomorrow, like the Ohio State’s and North Shore High School’s, four-star defensive back Devin Sanchez from Houston, TX, and Tennessee Volunteers commit and Providence Day’s offensive lineman David Sanders Jr., among others.

The Road to the Dome Tour, which concluded earlier this month, set the stage for what’s coming. Over 100 young athletes earned the honor of donning the iconic Navy All-American jersey presented by Adidas during live and virtual presentations, each year, solidifying their place among the elite. Mere words can’t capture the essence of what this game means to the players, their families, and their communities.

What sets this year apart is the added dimension of storytelling. NBC Sports is debuting a YouTube series that dives deeper into the lives of five standout athletes. From the hustle of city streets to the quiet resilience in small-town America, this series brings to life the journeys of players who are not only excelling on the field but also making a difference in their communities.

Ryan Day and Bucks signee Devin Sanchez, for instance, is already making waves not just as a lockdown corner but as a mentor to younger kids in his neighborhood. It’s stories like these that make you root for these athletes beyond the Xs and Os.

The Navy All-American Dream for the four-star prospect

Linebacker Bradley Gompers, a four-star talent from Pittsburgh’s Central Catholic High School, is heading to the big stage! Gompers has officially accepted his invitation to suit up for the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl, one of the most prestigious high school football showcases in the country. The 25th edition of this picturesque East vs. West clash will take place on Saturday, January 11, 2025, at the Alamodome in Texas.

The All-American Bowl Selection Committee, including experts from the Bowl, 247Sports, and NXGN, handpicked Gompers themselves for this honor—a testament to his standout performances and undeniable potential. Not only will he get to compete against some of the best high school players in the nation, but this will open doors for coveted awards like the Navy All-American Bowl Player of the Year.

The Navy All-American Dream isn’t just a show—it’s a dream for some and what makes football the soul of this country with the Bowl game featuring the stars of tomorrow to take center stage.

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