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Sports Stars of Tomorrow
Also known as	Future Phenoms (2005–19)
Genre	High school sports
Presented by	Bill Jones (2005–2006) Pat Summerall (2006–2012) Charles Davis (2012–)
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	15
No. of episodes	420
Production
Executive producer	James Harris
Producer	Joe McCann
Production locations	Fort Worth, Texas and on location
Camera setup	Jerome Butler Matt Bragg Ward Fasold Robert Shiekh Ashlea Bullington
Running time	30 minutes
Production companies	Gameday Productions (producer) TVS (distributor)
Original release
Network	Syndication
Release	September 17, 2005 (2005-09-17) – present

Sports Stars of Tomorrow (formerly known until September 2019 as Future Phenoms) is a United States nationally syndicated sports television show about high school athletics and participants. The show began in 2005, when it was hosted by Bill Jones, and it is currently hosted by NFL on CBS color commentator and former player Charles Davis. The series features top prep prospects across the country being recruited by colleges (or professional teams, depending on their chosen sports' rules regarding their drafts for high school students), highlighting their stories on and off the field.

The series is produced by Fort Worth-based Gameday Productions, and is designed to also comply with American educational children's programming guidelines, though it airs on a number of cable networks without those restrictions (mainly regional sports networks, including the FanDuel Sports Networks), along with some digital subchannel networks to meet their own E/I burdens.

As the series has been in production since 2005, a number of current and past professional athletes have appeared on the series.

NFL Players: Andrew Luck, Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa, Anthony Barr, Jared Goff, Deshaun Watson, Jadeveon Clowney, Kyler Murray
NBA Players: John Wall, Karl-Anthony Towns, Zion Williamson, Kevin Love, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant
Athletes in other sports: Missy Franklin, Brittney Griner, Mallory Pugh, Jack Flaherty, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Tatyana McFadden

Awards

• The Telly Awards - 2017 - Bronze - TV Shows/Segments^[1]
• Aurora Awards - 2017 - Gold - Sports Related^[2]
• Aurora Awards - 2017 - Gold - Broadcast: Feature Story - Ian Green

Website

• Official website

References