
Davin Davidson, a four-star quarterback from Sarasota, Florida, has received an invitation to the Elite 11 Finals in Los Angeles later this year. He is the seventh quarterback to secure an invite for this prestigious event.
Davin Davidson (Photo by Chad Simmons)
Another one of the nation’s top passers in the 2027 cycle is officially headed to Los Angeles later this year.
Sarasota (Fla.) Cardinal Mooney four-star quarterback Davin Davidson was invited to the Elite 11 Finals on Wednesday night. He competed in the first Elite 11 Regional in Miami back in January and is now locked in for the prestigious event.
He becomes the seventh QB to land an invite to the event, joining the following: four-star Brady Edmunds (Ohio State commit), three-star Braylen Warren (Missouri), four-star Kharim Hughley (Clemson), four-star Trae Taylor (Nebraska), four-star Peyton Houston (LSU) and five-star Elijah Haven.
There are few higher honors for high school quarterbacks than being invited to the event, which will celebrate its 27th year in 2026. It brings together 20 of the country’s elite signal-callers for three days of competition and training in Los Angeles during the month of June.
Elite 11 alumni include college and NFL stars like Carson Palmer, Andrew Luck, Matthew Stafford, Tim Tebow, and more recently Trevor Lawrence, C.J. Stroud and Bryce Young. Last year’s Elite 11 Finals featured 16 of the top 25 quarterbacks in the Rivals Industry Rankings, including five of the top six players at the position.
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Davin Davidson is a four-star quarterback from Sarasota, Florida, recognized as one of the top passers in the 2027 recruiting cycle.
The Elite 11 Finals is a prestigious event for high school quarterbacks, showcasing the best talent and providing exposure to college scouts and coaches.
Alongside Davin Davidson, other invitees include Brady Edmunds, Braylen Warren, Kharim Hughley, Trae Taylor, Peyton Houston, and Elijah Haven.

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