Amos Alonzo Stagg’s Lebarion Gilmore named Chicago Bears High School All-Star

gamestrat high school football sideline instant replay

The Chicago Bears have officially named Amos Alonzo Stagg High School quarterback/safety Lebarion Gilmore as their High School All-Star for Week 3. The recognition is presented by Athletico Physical Therapy. In support of the initiative, the Bears will make a direct $500 donation to the youth
football program at Lindblom Park, as chosen by Gilmore. Gilmore played tackle football for Lindblom Park during his youth, a youth program that is part of the Junior Bear football program and funded by Bears Care.

On Sept. 8, senior quarterback and safety, Lebarion Gilmore played a significant role in the Stagg Chargers’ victory against the Maroons. During Friday night’s game, Gilmore completed four of eight passes for 132 yards, resulting in two touchdowns. Over the course of his first three games, he achieved 15 completions out of 30 attempts for a total of 336 yards, accompanied by seven passing touchdowns. Additionally, he rushed for 146 yards from 16 carries, adding five touchdowns to his name. On the defensive side, playing as a safety, Gilmore contributed eight solo tackles, six assisted tackles and one interception. He demonstrated exceptional efficiency for his team, playing in over 95% of the snaps on both offense and defense during the first three games of the season. Beyond the field, Lebarion also devotes his time to community service at elementary schools, middle schools and youth football events, helping promote the Stagg football program and aiding in the development of young athletes. Gilmore aims to maintain his team’s undefeated record as they take on the Andrew Thunderbolts on Friday night.

Chicago Bears news release

About “Coach of the Week” & “High School All-Star”
The Chicago Bears Coach of the Week program was launched in 1996 and High School All-Star program in 2011. The Coach of the Week program honors outstanding Illinois high school coaches who develop players’ football skills and knowledge, character, leadership, discipline and teamwork abilities. The nomination criteria for the High School All-Star program includes on-field performance, community involvement and good sportsmanship. Exceptional high school coaches and players who go beyond expectations are nominated by a panel of local high school sports journalists. The winning candidates are chosen each week from Aug. 25th to Oct. 21st. Since the program’s inception, the Bears have donated more than $369,000 to Illinois high schools in support of their football programs. For more information, please visit chicagobears.com/community/high-school-football.

Click here to see what the Chicago Bears are doing in the community

2023 Chicago Bears High School All-Star Winners

Week 2 – Ki’On Carson – Lincoln Community

Week 1 – Ethan Plumb – St. Charles North HS

Follow the Bears in the community on X @BearsOutreach

Follow the team on X @ChicagoBears on Instagram @ChicagoBears

Visit NFL PlayFootball at playfootball.nfl.com

Play Football

nfl play football

About the Author

Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.