About
Our History
The Lions All-Star Football Game has been a proud tradition in the Central California region for decades. Each year, this event brings together the top graduating senior football players from high schools throughout the region to compete in one final high school football game.
Organized by the District 4-A1 Lions Club, this annual event not only showcases outstanding athletic talent but also raises funds for various Lions Club charitable initiatives that benefit the local community.
Our Mission
The mission of the Lions All-Star Football Game is to recognize and celebrate the achievements of our region’s top high school football players while providing them with one last opportunity to represent their schools.
The event also aims to promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and community service values among young athletes while raising funds for important charitable causes supported by the Lions Club.
Included High Schools
High schools represented in District 4-A1. North is shown in Blue and South is shown in Gold.
NORTH
- Amador
- Argonaut
- Bear Creek
- Bret Harte
- Calaveras
- East Union
- Edison
- Escalon
- Franklin
- Kimball
- Lathrop
- Lincoln
- Linden
- Lodi
- Manteca
- McNair
- Merrill West
- Millennium
- Ripon
- Ripon Christian
- St. Mary's
- Sierra
- Sonora
- Stagg
- Summerville
- Tokay
- Tracy
- Weston Ranch
SOUTH
- Atwater
- Beyer
- Big Valley
- Buhach Colony
- Central Catholic
- Central Valley
- Ceres
- Delhi
- Denair
- Downey
- El Capitan
- Enochs
- Golden Valley
- Grace Davis
- Gregori
- Gustine
- Hilmar
- Hughson
- Johansen
- LeGrand
- Livingston
- Los Banos
- Merced
- Modesto
- Modesto Christian
- Oakdale
- Orestimba
- Pacheco
- Patterson
- Pitman
- Riverbank
- Stoneridge
- Turlock
Rules of the Game
- 12 Minute Quarters
- Every player must play at least three minutes per half.
- The 10-point rule will be in effect. This is only used in 2nd half and can only be used TWICE but not consecutively.
- Offensive and defensive sets shall be exchanged prior to the game. Recommendation is no more than three offensive sets and one defensive set (exchange at banquet).
- There will be no jumping or shifting on defense once the center is over the ball.
- There will be no stunting or blitzing between the 10 yard lines.
- Coaches will have no restrictions on defense inside your 10-yard line.
- No Fake punt – line up to Punt, then you must punt.
- No blocked punts – exception is a bad snap.
- No fake PAT or Field Goal – Defense CAN rush.
- Onside kick – only used in 2nd half, can be used TWICE max, and cannot be used consecutively.
- All the rules will be given to the referees before the game.