The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association 2024 All-Star Games will be held Friday, July 19th and Saturday, July 20th at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh.
The WFCA Small School and Large School All-Star Games on Saturday will be shown live on Bally Sports and streamed on the Bally Sports app.. The 8-Player All-Star Game will be streamed live on Zaleski Sports.
The games serve as a fundraiser for the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, with participating players and coaches raising money for the Hospital. To learn more about the impact of the game and the players on Children's Hospital, please click here.
Once again the games will feature numerous raffles and other on-site fundraisers thanks to the efforts of Jerry Golembiewski, including autographed helmets of Badger and Packers players, Bucks tickets, hotel stays, and much more. So be sure to bring extra cash!
Roster information for the WFCA All-Star Games can be found below.
JULY 19 & 20, 2024, at TITAN STADIUM, UW-OSHKOSH
Tickets for this year's WFCA All-Star Game are $5 per person. Fans should enter through the main stadium gate, where they will be subject to a bag check. Prohibited items include:
-Thermoses
-Closed packages
-Drones
-Laptops
-Tripods
-Selfie sticks
-Umbrellas
-Firearms/weapons of any sort
-Poles or sticks for banners/flags
-Noisemakers
-Inflatables
-Smoking/Vaping devices
-Animals (other than service animals)
-Any items deemed dangerous by security personnel
Media are invited to attend the event. Any media, WFCA game staff, Children's Hospital staff and game-day workers should enter at the north gate off the parking lot near the football office.
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