Detroit PSL Announces 2026 All-City Football Teams for Gold and Blue Divisions
DETROIT, Mich. — The Detroit Public School League (PSL) has recognized some of the city’s top high school football players with the announcement of its 2026 All-City Boys Football Teams for the Gold and Blue Divisions.
The selections highlight student-athletes representing programs throughout Detroit, recognizing their contributions during the 2026 football season.
From championship contenders Cass Tech and Detroit King to programs across both divisions, this year’s All-City teams showcase the talent competing in Detroit’s public schools.
Gold Division All-City Selections
Detroit Central leads the Gold Division selections with six players receiving All-City recognition, followed by Detroit Denby with five.
Both programs recently competed in the PSL Gold Division championship at Ford Field, where Central earned an 8–6 victory.
Detroit Central
Maurice Fielding
Julius Crooks Jr.
Aiyden Phillips
George Butler Jr.
Sincere Pettway
Jaden Anderson
Detroit Denby
Derron Jennings
Malik Mobley
D’Marion Burroughs
Deayre Neely
Trey Bush
Detroit Cody
Christian Cabbil
Domonic Ivory-Bennet
Aaron Williams
Dazon Howard-Applewhite
Communication & Media Arts (CMA)
Kuronne Prescott
Kendall Blount
Chase Mattox
Detroit Pershing
Kenneth Porter
Amari Dudley-Stoval
Detroit Osborn
Joseph Banks
Xavier Coleman
Detroit Douglass
Jacob Smith
Ischmel Collier
Detroit Northwestern
Elijah Jackson
Davion Talley
The Gold Division selections reflect contributions from eight programs, recognizing athletes from championship contenders and developing teams alike.
Blue Division All-City Selections
The Blue Division features several of Detroit’s most recognizable football programs, including Cass Tech and Detroit King, which recently met in the PSL Blue Division championship.
Cass Tech captured its fifth consecutive PSL championship with a dramatic 21–20 victory over King at Ford Field.
The Technicians lead the Blue Division All-City selections with seven players, while King follows with five.
Detroit Cass Tech
Donald Tabron II
Julian Taylor
Martez Livingston
Tailor Thomas
Peyton Robinson
Mylan Griggs
Leighton Kelly
Detroit King
Jordan Eaton
Jamari Riley
Deandre Williams
Jacoby Finley
Jameer Henry
Detroit Southeastern
Sherman Neely III
Anthony Laster Jr.
Adrian Siskowski
Rashad Ford
East English Village Preparatory Academy
Jacob Ellington
Caiyden Dent
Gregory Pope
Jalen Foy
Detroit Mumford
Jordin Ball
Jayden Sims
Detroit Renaissance
Jeffrey Bonds Jr.
Jakari Hill
Detroit Henry Ford
Damion Polk
Karon Travick
Detroit Western
Demontae Middlebrooks
Derek Upshaw-Barber
The Blue Division selections recognize players from eight programs, highlighting the depth of talent competing throughout the league.
Recognizing Detroit’s Football Talent
The All-City announcement arrives as Detroit programs prepare for the MHSAA postseason, following another competitive PSL football season.
While championship victories often dominate the headlines, All-City recognition provides an opportunity to celebrate individual student-athletes across the league, including players whose teams may not have advanced to Ford Field.
For the selected athletes, the honor reflects their contributions to their respective programs and their place among the league’s recognized performers this season.
Detroit Varsity Sports congratulates every student-athlete named to the 2026 PSL All-City Boys Football Teams.
Stay connected with Detroit Varsity Sports for continued coverage of Detroit high school football, player achievements, postseason matchups, and the road to the MHSAA state championships.
Source: Detroit Public School League All-City Boys Football Team announcements, Gold and Blue Divisions.
