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Compiled annually, this prestigious list celebrates the best of the best, showcasing players who have demonstrated exceptional skill, performance, and impact on the field.
Compiled annually, this prestigious list celebrates the best of the best, showcasing players who have demonstrated exceptional skill, performance, and impact on the field.
Skinny:
AUG’s Central Florida program has long been known for producing dominant teams at the older age groups, but this year’s 12U squad is proving that the future is just as bright. This team, built from the foundation of two of the nation’s powerhouse 12U programs—the Osceola Kowboys and Alpha Dawgs—is nothing short of an all-star unit.
The roster is loaded with talent, featuring Alpha Dawgs’ dynamic playmakers such as Quez Russell, Isaiah King, Ethan Talley, T’Marion Bryant, Jojo Medina, and Tazareean McCaskill. From the Osceola Kowboys, standout players include Troy Ellis III, Mikel Victor, Kyron Rolle, Toreyan Gibson, Jason Marshall, and Elias Powers.
But the firepower doesn’t stop there. This team has recruited elite athletes from across Central Florida, including Rayton Ragin, KD Smith, and Isaiah Lassiter from Tampa Bay; Jayden Williams from the Tri-City Bulls; and Anthony Woods from the Apopka Darters. The sheer level of talent on this roster makes them a nightmare matchup for any opponent, and whispers of a possible merger with even more talent could make them one of the scariest teams in the nation.
If this team were a regular-season squad, they would instantly be a top contender for every national championship. Central Florida has long needed this level of unity during the season, but historically, egos and pride have prevented such collaborations. The last and only YNC champion at the 13U level from Central Florida was the legendary West Orlando 100K Boys. However, this team is different. The core of the squad is built around athletes from the Orlando and Kissimmee areas, which means that in just a few years, they will make a significant impact at the high school level across Central Florida.
AUG Central Florida 12U is more than just a dominant all-star team; they represent a potential shift in how youth football is structured in the region. If this type of collaboration continues, Central Florida could establish itself as a powerhouse pipeline for elite high school and college talent. For now, though, one thing is certain—this 12U squad is a force to be reckoned with.
They’ll be Playing this weekend at AUG’s All Star Elite Classic at Central Florida Fairground’s Emory Hamilton Park.
Player Report: Robert France Jr.
Class of: 2034
Height: 4’10”
Weight: 75 lbs
Division: 8U
Team: Elmont Cardinals (NY)
Position: QB – Dual Threat
Instagram: @RJFrance01_qb
Robert France Jr., a rising youth football star from New York, is quickly becoming a name to watch in the youth football scene. Playing for the Elmont Cardinals, RJ has established himself as a dynamic dual-threat quarterback, leading his team with energy and grit. The first thing that stands out about Robert is his playmaking ability — he’s relentless with the ball in his hands, constantly seeking ways to put points on the board. His elusive running style, highlighted by a lethal jump cut, leaves defenders grasping at air.
What separates RJ from many players his age is his advanced football IQ and natural instincts. At such a young age, he already displays an impressive understanding of leverage, balance, and vision, making him a dangerous threat both in and outside the pocket. His combination of quick decision-making, mobility, and toughness makes him a nightmare matchup for opposing defenses.
Our first impression of RJ came during our New Jersey camp, where he put on a show for our scouts. He stood out during the juke drill, showcasing his quick feet, agility, and ability to make defenders miss in tight spaces. His arm strength and accuracy caught our attention, but it was his speed and ability to change direction on a dime that earned him the Quarterback MVP award at the camp.
RJ is more than just a talented athlete — he’s a certified baller. His transition from camp performance to in-game dominance proves that he’s not just a practice standout; he’s a game-time player who thrives under pressure. Watching him evolve on the field has been nothing short of exciting, and his potential is perplexing for such a young athlete.
With years ahead to develop his craft, the sky is truly the limit for Robert France Jr. We’ll be keeping a close eye on his progress as he continues to grow and develop. He’s a name you don’t want to forget — RJ France is the future.
