Here's another version (you'll have to add the vignette)
It's not one filter, it's a few things. I'm using PhotoPlus, but the tools are all similar.
For this version, start by copying the image:
Selected black tops of adults. These are so dark, they don't respond to reducing the contrast. After selecting, lightened them with a white brush set to "Lighten", 20% opacity.
Next, pick out any other very dark areas and lighten a bit
Convert to greyscale
Reduce contrast by around 30%
Reduce image to 50%, the pencil filter isn't able to scale up to such a large image. We won't lose anything by scaling down at this stage.
Apply a "Pencil" filter. Make the lines long and prominent
Scale back up to original size
Copy and paste back over the original (which should also be greyscale now)
Set layer to Screen
Reduce transparency to get the look you desire.
Where areas have faded out, use a multiply brush on the bottom layer, 20% opacity, and draw them back out by painting over them. I had to do this for the outer players.
This is just a quick attempt, you can get it more precise with more time.