U.S. Navy All-American Bowl final score, highlights: Keisean Henderson, West defeat East
With the College Football Playoff almost all wrapped up, the high school all-star game season came to a close on Saturday with the 2025 U.S. Navy All-American Bowl.
Two rosters comprising some of the best high school talent in the country squared off in the Navy All-American Bowl in San Antonio in the Alamodome on Saturday with the West coming out on top 13-7 over the East.
Keisean Henderson, a 2026 quarterback committed to Houston, was named the Navy All-American Bowl Most Valuable Player after leading West to the victory. The 6-foot-3 quarterback is a four-star recruit and the No. 2 player in the state of Texas, according to 247Sports' Composite rankings.
Though East scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter itself, Henderson's highlight reel touchdown in the second quarter — a 91-yard touchdown down the field to wide receiver Jalen Cooper (SMU commit) — ended up being the deciding play in Saturday's high school all-star game.
Speaking of that East touchdown, quarterback Ty Hawkins (SMU commit) hit wide receiver Jamie Ffrench Jr. (Texas commit) along the right sideline on a fourth-and-3 for a 40-yard touchdown.
While the players showed out on the field, several also made their college decisions off of it, with eight commitments being announced over the course of the game.
With that, check out the updates and highlights of the U.S. Navy All-American Bowl, including the announcements from the eight players that committed during the all-star game:
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Navy All-American Bowl score
This section will be updated once the game starts.
| TEAMS | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| East | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 7 |
| West | 0 | 7 | 3 | 3 | 13 |
Navy All-American Bowl live updates
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Final score: West 13, East 7
West defeats East in Navy All-American Bowl
The West defense comes up with the stop to win the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl 13-7, as East quarterback Bowe Bentley's throw sails out of bounds in the back of the right end zone.
West quarterback Keisean Henderson was named the Navy All-American Bowl Most Valuable Player after the game.
D'Shaun Ford commits to Louisiana-Monroe
D'Shaun Ford, a 2025 running back, announces he is staying in his home state to play for Louisiana-Monroe. The 5-foot-10 running back is the final commitment of the afternoon at the Navy All-American Bowl.
West extends lead with field goal
The West responds with 27-yard field goal from Dillon Curtis that just sneaked inside the uprights. East defensive back Dalen Penson (Georgia Tech commit) broke up a pass from West quarterback Keisean Henderson (Houston commit) intended for Talyn Taylor (Georgia commit) on third-and-goal, forcing West to take the field goal.
East gets the ball back trailing 13-7 late in the fourth quarter.
East scores touchdown
The East is not going away.
Facing a fourth-and-3 near the West 40-yard line, East quarterback Ty Hawkins (SMU commit) finds wide receiver Jamie Ffrench Jr. (Texas commit) wide open down the right sideline for the touchdown.
East now trails West 10-7 with 10:14 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Navy All-American Bowl.
Cam Sparks chooses Virginia Tech
Cam Sparks, a 2025 athlete, announces he is committing to Virginia Tech over Mississippi State and Arkansas. He is listed as the No. 12 player in Tennessee and No. 18 athlete in the 2026 class per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
"I feel really comfortable in their system," Sparks told NBC on why the Hokies.
Auburn lands commitment from Devin Carter
At the start of the fourth quarter, East wide receiver Devin Carter announces he is committing to Auburn. Carter, a four-star recruit, is ranked the No. 4 wide receiver in the 2026 recruiting class per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
Carter chose the Tigers over Ohio State, LSU and Alabama. He is the son of former FSU and NFL wide receiver Dexter Carter.
End of third quarter: West 10, East 0
East moving on offense
The East has momentum on offense.
On its best drive of the day, East running back Shekai Mills-Knight (Ole Miss commit) takes the block on the left side and breaks off for a 15-to-20 yard run. East still looking for its first points of the afternoon, as it trails West 10-0 late in the third quarter.
West extends lead with field goal
The West extends its lead to 10-0 in the Navy All-American Bowl on a 48-yard field goal from Dillon Curtis, a Utah commit.
A nice drive put together by West quarterback Grady Adamson, who drove the West down the field with several big throws on the run.
End of first half: West 7, East 0
McKay Madsen picks BYU
McKay Madsen, a 2025 linebacker, announces during halftime that he is off to the Big 12 to play for BYU. Madsen is the first four-star recruit from the 2025 recruiting class to commit to the Cougars per 247Sports.
West leads East at halftime
Thanks to a 91-yard touchdown throw from Keisean Henderson, West takes a 7-0 lead into the locker room at halftime against East in the Navy All-American Bowl.
Touchdown West
West is the first on the board and it comes in grand fashion!
Backed up near his own end zone on the East 9-yard line, West quarterback Keisean Henderson (Houston commit) unleashes a dart down the field to wide receiver Jalen Cooper (SMU commit) for a 91-yard touchdown.
West leads East 7-0 in the Navy All-American Bowl with three minutes remaining in the second quarter.
Gabriel Osenda picks Tennessee
Gabriel Osenda, a three-star 2026 offensive lineman, announces he is heading to Rocky Top and Tennessee. Osenda chose Josh Heupel and the Vols over Florida, South Carolina and Minnesota. He is the No. 32-ranked offensive lineman in the 2026 recruiting class per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
Tennessee currently has the No. 5-ranked recruiting class in 2026 per 247Sports Composite rankings.
Winston Watkins makes big play for East
Winston Watkins, a 2025 Ole Miss commit, comes up with the first big play of the afternoon for the East offense. The four-star wide receiver takes the handoff and makes something out of nothing, as he breaks a tackle on the spin move for a gain of roughly 12 yards for the first down.
East is moving on offense still tied 0-0 in the first half of the Navy All-American Bowl.
Shahn Alston commits to USC
Shahn Alston, a 2026 running back, announces his commitment to Lincoln Riley and USC at the start of the second quarter. A big get for Lincoln Riley and the Trojans, as Alston is a four-star recruit and the No. 8 player in the state of Ohio per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
"They just checked all the boxes, whether it is academically or athletically. Went on my visit and loved it," Alston said on NBC on why he chose USC over Penn State and Wisconsin.
End of first quarter: East 0, West 0
Garrison Dibble records big sack for West
West comes up with a big stop on third down, as Navy defensive lineman signee Garrison Dibble comes through the middle and sacks East quarterback Antwann Hill Jr., a Memphis commit.
We're still tied at 0-0 in the first quarter of the Navy All-American Bowl, as West gets the ball back.
Justin Hasenhuetl chooses Cal
Justin Hasenhuetl, a 2025 inside offensive lineman, announces his commitment to Cal. Hasenhuetl was listed as a four-star recruit and the No. 20 inside offensive lineman in the 2025 recruiting class per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
NBC's broadcast mentioned that Hasenhuetl moved from Germany to the United States at 15 years old to pursue his dreams of playing football in college.
Pregame
U.S. Navy All-American Bowl rules
As noted on NBC's broadcast, here are the following rules for Saturday's U.S. Navy All-American Bowl:
- 12-minute quarters
- No blitzes
- Defense must play 4-3 scheme
- One timeout per half
T'Andre Waverly chooses Oregon State
T'Andre Waverly, a 2025 tight end/wide receiver, announces his commitment to Oregon State. Waverly was listed as a three-star recruit and the No. 3 player in the state of Washington per 247Sports' Composite rankings.
"I see the upward trend of the program and I want to be part of it," Waverly told NBC's broadcast on why he chose Oregon State.
U.S. Navy All-American Bowl commitment schedule
Per 247Sports, here is when the commitments during the U.S. Navy All-American Bowl will be taking place:
- Pregame: ATH T'Andre Waverly — Oregon State, Washington, Notre Dame
- Middle of first quarter: OT Justin Hasenhuetl — Arkansas, Cal or North Carolina
- Start of second quarter: RB Shahn Alston — USC, Penn State, Wisconsin, or Michigan State
- Middle of second quarter: OT Gabriel Osenda — Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina or Minnesota
- Halftime: LB McKay Madsen — Oregon, BYU or UCLA
- Start of fourth quarter: ATH Cameron Sparks — Virginia Tech, Arkansas or Mississippi State
- Middle of fourth quarter: RB D'Shaun Ford — ULM, Louisiana Tech or Louisiana-Monroe
Tennessee commit wins award at U.S. Navy All-American Bowl
Per 247Sports on X (formerly Twitter), Tennessee quarterback signee Faizon Brandon has been named the Alpha Dog of the Navy National Combine. Brandon is the No. 3-ranked player in the 2026 recruiting class per his 247Sports Composite rankings.
West team begins warmups at U.S. Navy All-American Bowl
The West have taken the field at the Alamodome for pregame warmups. Kickoff is less than an hour away in San Antonio.
What channel is Navy All-American Bowl on today?
- TV channel: NBC
- Streaming option: Peacock | Fubo (free trial)
NBC will broadcast the 2025 U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday. Streaming options for the game include Peacock, NBC's subscription streaming service, and Fubo, the latter of which carries NBC and offers a free trial to new subscribers.
Navy All-American Bowl start time
- Date: Saturday, Jan. 11
- Time: 1 p.m. ET
- Location: Alamodome (San Antonio)
The 2025 U.S. Navy All-American Bowl will start at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 11 from the Alamodome in San Antonio.
Navy All-American Bowl commitments
According to 247Sports, the following players are expected to announce their commitments during the 2025 U.S. Navy All-American Bowl on Saturday:
Recruiting stars courtesy of 247Sports' Composite rankings
- WR Cameron Sparks (4-star): Virginia Tech
- TE T'Andre Waverly (3-star): Oregon State
- IOL Justin Hasenhuetl (4-star): Cal
- RB D'Shaun Ford (3-star): Louisiana-Monroe
- ATH McKay Maden (4-star): BYU
- WR Devin Carter (4-star): Auburn
- RB Shahn Alston (4-star): USC
- OT Gabriel Osenda (3-star): Tennessee
2025 Navy All-American Bowl rosters
Top-100 players on 247Sports' Composite rankings are listed. For the full roster, click here.
Team East
- LB Xavier Griffin (USC): No. 19 nationally ranked player
- TE Linkon Cure (Kansas State): No. 27 nationally ranked player
- WR Devin Carter (Uncommitted): No. 29 nationally ranked player
- WR Aaron Gregory (Texas A&M): No. 34 nationally ranked player
- WR Jaime Ffrench (Texas): No. 35 nationally ranked player
- IOL Darius Gray (Uncommitted): No. 35 nationally ranked player
- DL Iose Epenesa (Iowa): No. 42 nationally ranked player
- DL Amare Adams (Clemson): No. 43 nationally ranked player
- DL Bryce Perry-Wright (Uncommitted): No. 45 nationally ranked player
- S Hylton Stubbs (Florida): No. 52 nationally ranked player
- WR Jabari Brady (Uncommitted): No. 62 nationally ranked player
- S Eric Winters (Auburn): No. 68 nationally ranked player
- DL Malik Autry (Auburn): No. 78 nationally ranked player
- CB Ben Hanks Jr. (Florida): No. 85 nationally ranked player
- WR Cortez Mills (Nebraska): No. 98 nationally ranked player
Team West
- OT Andrew Babalola (Michigan): No. 15 nationally ranked player
- QB Keisean Henderson (Houston): No. 16 nationally ranked player
- WR Kaliq Lockett (Texas): No. 21 nationally ranked player
- S Bralan Womack (Uncommitted): No. 21 nationally ranked player
- OT Lamont Rogers (Texas A&M): No. 22 nationally ranked player
- RB Davian Groce (Uncommitted): No. 28 nationally ranked player
- S Trey McNutt (Oregon): No. 29 nationally ranked player
- WR Talyn Taylor (Georgia): No. 32 nationally ranked player
- CB Dorian Brew (Oregon): No. 50 nationally ranked player
- DL Nathaniel Marshall (Michigan): No. 56 nationally ranked player
- CB Kade Phillips (Texas): No. 57 nationally ranked player
- CB Chuck McDonald (Alabama): No. 59 nationally ranked player
- CB Adonyss Currie (Texas A&M): No. 62 nationally ranked player
- DL Jamarion Carlton (Uncommitted): No. 64 nationally ranked player
- WR Andrew Marsh (Michigan): No. 75 nationally ranked player
- WR Daylan McCutcheon (Texas): No. 88 nationally ranked player
- LB Charles Ross (LSU): No. 91 nationally ranked player
- RB Alvin Henderson (Auburn): No. 100 nationally ranked player
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