Both events run at the same time, but the ALL 22 event is designed for all positions (RB, WR, TE, OL, DL, LB & DB), while Elite 11 QB drills are just for the quarterbacks.

Designed by the creators of The Opening and the Elite 11 QB events, the ALL 22 powered by Elite 11 Regionals are designed to help elite high school players with high level college potential advance their football and training knowledge in order to maximize their ability. Participant numbers are limited to maximize reps and top level competition between only the nation’s best at their respective positions. Top performers from the regional events will have a chance to be selected to compete at the Elite 11 Finals, three days of dynamic competition for the country's most elite high school football prospects alongside the nation’s top 20 quarterbacks this summer. This will be the nation’s most elite camp and one you will not want to miss!

The events are free but space is limited in order to maximize the experience for all involved. Registration information is sent out to top players/recruits who are in the Class of 2025 as well as top underclassmen. Check your email or DMs on Twitter for an invite and more information, any questions about the event or participation, please email football@studentsports.com

The 40-yard dash (twice, fastest time kept), vertical jump (highest jump kept), the 20-yard shuttle (twice, fastest time kept) and the kneeling power ball throw (twice, farthest throw kept).

The weight of the Powerball is 6 pounds.

Definitely. The events provide the best opportunity for national exposure that a camp can offer. Video from the events will be distributed to all Power 4 coaching staffs through the UCReport. The ALL 22 powered by Elite 11 Regionals are well attended by all of the major national recruiting websites so top participants will be part of the in-depth coverage across the recruiting internet landscape. Also, the ALL 22 powered by Elite 11 Regional is a great opportunity to be evaluated and potentially be selected to attend the Elite 11 Finals later in the summer.

No, definitely not! The events are about getting better and competing. Bottom line, this is a top-of-the-line, well-organized event that top players can come to compete with and learn from the best. The event also has a “scratch rule” for testing - if an athlete is not happy with their testing results, they may have them removed from record prior to that information being shared with college coaches and the media.

It depends on the venue. At outdoor facilities, all parents and spectators will be allowed to watch the event from a designated viewing area only. Parents and spectators will not be allowed on the field, sideline or track. At indoor facilities space is very limited so viewing room will depend on the venue. We must keep the fields safe for all participants however we will do our best to provide as much viewing room as possible.

Testing results will be viewable but for participants as well as college coaches but not posted publicly.

Email Jonathan Wong (jonathan.wong@stacksports.com) if you have interest in volunteering at a regional event.

Yes, media outlets must be pre-approved before coming to an ALL 22 powered by Elite 11 Regional. ALL media must complete this form to request a media credential. Please email Lu Alvarado at lu.alvarado@stacksports.com if you have any other questions regarding media.