Three alumni of the Minnesota High School All-Star Football were drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft. They are:

One alumni player was signed as an undrafted free agent (after the 2022 NFL Draft)

Notes:

1. Jermaine Johnson is the fourth Minnesota All-Star player to be drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft, and the second in two years. Trey Lance was drafted in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft (#3 overall).

2. Jermaine Johnson is the seventh Minnesota All-Star player to be selected in the top 30 selections of the NFL Draft.

3. Jermaine Johnson and Boye Mafe were South All-Star teammates in December 2016.

4. A total of 78 All-Star alumni have been selected in the NFL Draft

South 12, North 7: Pass Interceptions Rule the Day as South Defeats North 12-7
in 49th Annual All-Star Football Game
(Game story by Dave Giles, Minnesota All-Star Football Game Historian)

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In a game where a record six pass interceptions were recorded; it was fitting that the South’s winning points came via an interception return for a touchdown. The South All-Stars scored two touchdowns 54 seconds apart in the second quarter and held off a late North rally to defeat the North All-Stars 12-7 in the 49th Annual Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game (known as the Minnesota Football Showcase) at U.S. Bank Stadium.

 With the win, the South leads the all-time North-South series 17-10-1. The South leads the current North-South series (2011-2021) 9-2. The South has won all five All-Star games played at U.S. Bank Stadium. The South has now won five games in a row, which is the longest South winning streak in game history and ties the longest overall winning streak in game history (North 1945-56, 1952-54).