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The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association 2021 All-Star Games will be held Friday, July 16th and Saturday, July 17th at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh.

The games serve as a fundraiser for the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, with participating players and coaches raising money for the Hospital.

The WFCA Small School and Large School All-Star Games on Saturday will be broadcast on Bally Sports Wisconsin; the games may be on the alternate channel due to Brewers game coverage. Friday's 8-Player All-Star Game will be streamed by Zaleski Sports.

Roster information can be found below.

JULY 16 & 17, 2021, at TITAN STADIUM, UW-OSHKOSH

• Friday, July 16th:  6:00 p.m. – Eight-Player All-Star Game
• Saturday, July 17th:  2:00 p.m. – Small School All-Star Game
• Saturday, July 17th:  6:00 p.m. – Large School All-Star Game

WFCA All-Star Game Facebook page

Attendance at this year's WFCA All-Star Game is free for all spectators. Fans should enter through the main stadium gate, where they will be subject to a bag check. Prohibited items include:

-Thermoses
-Closed packages
-Drones
-Laptops
-Tripods
-Selfie sticks
-Umbrellas
-Firearms/weapons of any sort
-Poles or sticks for banners/flags
-Noisemakers
-Inflatables
-Smoking/Vaping devices
-Animals (other than service animals)
-Any items deemed dangerous by security personnel

Media are invited to attend the event. Any media, WFCA game staff, Children's Hospital staff and game-day workers should enter at the north gate off the parking lot near the football office.

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