text: Summit receiver Erik Brown presented with all-star jersey
  Posted: 12/05/13, 10:07 PM PST
  FONTANA >> There is a lot of work to go along with the fun in high school as well as college, Summit senior Erik Brown reasons.So this event will be just plain fun."I just want to go out and have fun," he said. "College is more business. There is a lot of work and you play some football."Brown, a Cal-bound wide receiver, was presented with his jersey for the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl during a winter sports rally Thursday night at Summit High School.The game, which includes some of the top football recruits from across the country, will be played on Jan. 5 at 6 p.m. at the Stub Hub Center in Carson.
  "As a coach, you want to see them go on to college. I just see this (game) as a reward for a lot of hard work," Summit coach Cesar Villalobos said. Brown said he hadn't really thought much about playing in all-star games until he saw other players in recent years get selected to them. He is looking forward to playing with or against several players he has met during camps or recruiting trips."There are some guys from Mater Dei, Salesian, from up north that I know," he said.So what does he hope to do in the game?
  "I don't care whether I line up at slot or wide receiver, as long as I get a chance to catch some balls," he said.This season, Brown led the SkyHawks with 34 receptions for 619 yards and four touchdowns. He scored six touchdowns overall.Other players selected to play in the game include Upland wide receiver Jeffery Farrar and Diamond Ranch offensive lineman Kammy Delp.