Duval Sports takes look back at some of the top performers on the high school gridiron from 2020-2021, and look forward to previewing where some of these future stars will be showcasing their talents this year in college and in high school.
QB -Sammy Edwards (Valdosta State) Senior St Augustine – Numbers wise he had the best year of any athlete in Northeast Florida. He passed for 2,233 yards, 21 TDs while also rushing for 551 rushing yards and 9 TDs. He was one of the main reasons St. Augustine advanced all the way to the State Semifinals losing on overtime. Edwards is not only an inspiration with his play but also with his process as well. He had no collegiate offers after his senior year, but the offers finally came rolling in just days before the February signing day. Never give up!
QB Walter Simmons III (East Carolina) Senior Oakleaf – It’s been a fun ride for Simmons who excelled at Oakleaf junior high and then continued his impressive play as a freshman starter at Oakleaf High School. His senior year saw him throw for 1,747 yards passing, 20 passing TDs, and added 527 rushing yards with 8 TDs. He finished with 5,745 yards and 50 TDs through the air for his career. On the ground, he ran for 830 yards and 18 TDs for his career. East Carolina is his new home.
QB- Tre Griner ( Eastern New Mexico University) Senior Clay- : Griner was a dynamic athlete at quarterback for Clay amassing 1286yds passing, and 16 TDs. He also rushed for 783 yards and 8 scores on the ground. His next stop is Eastern New Mexico University.
RB – Myles Montgomery (Cincinnati) Senior, Fletcher- The young man who ran for miles and miles for Fletcher rushed for 1,401 yards and 16 TDs his senior year even with Fletcher missing games due to Covid. For his career he ran for 4,118 yards including a 2,000 yard season last year. Not bad for what many called an undersized kid from Mayport Middle. He’s the top runing-back recruit for the Bearcats and will continue at the next level in Cincinnati.
WR – Marcus Burke (Florida) Senior Trinity Christian- At 6’3 ,180lbs and blazing speed, Burke was arguably the best wide receiver in Northeast Florida. Riddled with a hamstring injury, Burke only played a handful of games and in those games hardly played more than two quarters. Still, the University of Florida commit averaged 17.5 yds per catch (29 rec, 510 yds, 4TDs). His last touchdown was the most memorable of his career, a fourth down game winner in the state championship game
WR – Davis Ellis (Penn) Senior, Bolles- One of the biggest play receivers in the state, Davis Ellis caught 41 passes in a run oriented offense for 1,004 receiving yards and 10 TDs. When they needed a big play they went to him and he never let them down. Ellis signed with Penn and will play collegiately there.
TE – Chris Johnson (UConn) Senior, Westside- Johnson is one of those incredible athletes that dominates both sides of the ball. On offense, he excels at Tight End catching 21 passes for 457 yards. On defense, he excels at outside linebacker wit h48 tackles, 2 sacks, and 5 blocked kicks. Johnson will play College ball at Connecticut.
OL Austin Barber (Florida) Senior Trinity Christian- The best offensive-lineman in the state of Florida resided right here in Northeast Florida. He’s 6’7, 300 pounds of pure aggression who pancakes defenders routinely and also plays special teams showing freakish athletic ability for a young man that size. Six different rushers scored for State Champion Trinity Christian thanks to Barber. A late offer by the Gators kept Barber in the area.
OL Hampton Tanner (Wake Forest) Senior, Fernandina Beach– At 6’4 , 280lbs , Tanner was a big problem for defensive linemen and linebackers. Tanner caught the attention of several D1 programs because of his size and skill in the trenches. He eventually settled on Wake Forest and will be playing there for college.
OL Levontre Daniels (Valdosta State) Bradford- The 6’4, 315 pound mammoth absolutely mauled defenders leading the way for the Tornadoes to average 222 rushing yards per game. He decided to stay close to home and attend Valdosta State for college.
OL Mike Bartilucci (Citadel) Senior Fletcher- The anchor of the Senator offensive line, Bartilucci is one of the main cogs behind 1,000 yard rusher Myles Montgomery in 2021. He’s signed to play at the Citadel in South Carolina.
OL Tre’Darious Moore (Florida Memorial) Senior, Jackson- One of the most athletic offensive linemen around Moore easily gets to the second level and seals off edges when pulling. He be playing college football at Florida Memorial.
K David Kemp (Memphis) Senior Bartram Trail- There’s one kicker you wanted to hit a game winner from 50 yards out and that was Kemp. He nailed a 54 yard game winning kick this year. What’s even more amazing is that it wasn’t his only 50-yard made field goal in his career. He accounted for 75 points for Bartram.
RB- Aaron Jones- (Memphis) Senior Bartram- The best all around running-back in the area was Bartram Trail’s Ajay Jones. The numbers don’t lie. He rushed for 876yds and 9 TDs and racked up 456 yards receiving and 4 TDs. With 1,490 all-purpose yards, and 13 TDs his senior year, Jones set career records at Bartram with 3,440 rushing yards, 5,383 all-purpose yards,65 total touchdowns in four years. After briefly committing to Coastal Carolina , Jones signed with Memphis and will be playing college ball there.
WR- Marcus Peterson Junior, Lake City Columbia- Marcus Peterson quickly became one of the most sought after athletes in the country after his first game against Trinity Christian. He went from 0 offers to 30 offers over night and rightfully so. Colleges saw what we did, a 6’4 200lb athlete who had 205 yards rushing, 286 yard receiving in, and converted to quarterback later in the season to pass for 637 yards with 17 combined TDs.
RB- Alquerious Ray Junior Clay – The leading rusher in Northeast Florida came from Clay and his name is Ray! Alquerious Ray rushed for 1,898 yards, and 24 rushing touchdowns. He was the center piece of an offense designed to pound the rock and he was the perfect player for that. He’s coming back and can easily reach the 2,000 yard mark in the 2021 season.
TE -Nick Elksnis (Florida) Senior Episcopal – He’s the tight-end that coaches dream to find. At 6’6, 220lbs Elksnis was a big reliable target for Coach Mark Brunell and his Episcopal offense even through injuries. He finished with 21 catches, 425 yards, and 5 touchdowns. He also added 5.5 sacks on defense in seven games played. He’s headed to the Swamp to play college ball in Gainesville.
WR- Terrance Anthony Senior Oakleaf – The players all know that he is one of the best wide receivers to play in Northeast Florida. With 898 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns his senior year, he often times put the fear of God in opposing secondaries. He ended his career at Oakleaf with 152 catches and 2,670 yards. He is unsigned at the moment, but will certainly make a college program better. He’s the best one left from 2021 class.
RB- Kade Frew, Junior, Bolles- Frew rushed for 1496 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season. He honestly could’ve rushed for more, but Bolles uses a multipack system. He followed a sensational sophomore season where he scored several touchdowns in the state championship game in 2019, with a jaw dropping junior campaign where he scored on a 60-yard touchdown in the state championship game in 2020. Watch out for 2021.
WR – Patrick Bryant II (Indiana) Senior Atlantic Coast- There were two prototypical wide receivers in the area that met the measurables for size and speed. At 6’2, 180 lbs Bryant was one of them. With 942 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns, he terrorized defenses, often times commanding double teams. After staying at Atlantic Coast for all 4 years, Bryant led Atlantic Coast to their first ever playoff appearance advancing to the third round. He’ll play college ball at Illinois.
RB- Jaison Patterson (Bowling Green) Senior Ed White- Patterson was a work horse for Ed White and he excelled ion that role masterfully. He rushed for 1822 yards, 6 TDs, and was the second leading rushed in Northeast Florida. He did win the Gateway Conference rushing title. He’ll be headed to the next level to play at Bowling Green.
ATH Jaquez Moore (Duke), Senior, Suwannee- Moore racked up 1,259 passing yards, and 1,270 rushing yards with 35 combined TDs. He was Mr Everything for Suwannee and a key to their success recording 2 interceptions and 2 forced fumbles as well. Moore will be taking his talents to Duke University.
ATH Eric Weatherly Junior, Bartram Trail- He’s one of the most mentally prepared athletes to play the game. Theres no situation that he’s not prepared for. Even as a junior, Weatherly was one of the top returners in Northeast Florida with three scores kickoff and punt returns. Totaling 1,441 all-purpose yards and 11 TDs. With several offers already in hand, he’ll be returning to Bartram Trail to lead their backfield.
ATH Daquan Stanley (USF) Senior, St. Augustine– Dynamic two way athlete for the Jackets who racked up 674 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns. He also recorded 4 interceptions. This future college star will be heading to the University of South Florida.
QB Cam Miller – 957 Yds Passing 9 TDs, 1039Yds Rushing 16 TDs, 3 INTs
QB Chris Calhoun– 1217 Passing Yds, 934 Yds Rushing 7 TDs Dynamic quarterback from Sandalwood poise to lead the Saints in several offensive chatagories.
OL Kyle Duncan- Sandalwood -Big play lineman touted as one of the best in the area by one of the best linemen coaches
OL Hayden White-Bartram Trail – Big man that moves the pile!
OL Zachary Hannaford – Fernandina
OL Shaun Davis-Ribault -Big lineman comign over from Ribault to make a name for himself on the Trinity line.
OL Chandler Kirton – Fletcher – Fletcher’s line was anchored by this mamoth.
DE Micah Pollard, Jr., Bartram Trail
Often cited as area’s top edge threat; made 11 sacks, 22 tackles for loss, with a pair of forced fumbles and an interception as Bears reached final eight.
DT Jai Robinson, Sr., Lee
Big-time disruptive force in the middle with 16 tackles for loss, 8 sacks; also solid as Generals’ punter.
DT Luther McCoy, Sr., Creekside
Minnesota signee commanded double-teams but still inflicted damage; 44 tackles (six for loss), 6 sacks on improved Knights D.
DE Nic Mitchell, Sr., Mandarin
Threat off the edge with 89 tackles, 14 for loss, 2 forced fumbles and 7 1/2 sacks; signed with Mississippi State.
LB Shyheim Brown, Sr., Columbia
FSU signee recorded 64 tackles (7 for loss), 4 sacks, one forced fumble; a menace on special teams with 533 return yards and 4 blocked punts.
LB Branden Jennings, Sr., Sandalwood
All-USA recruit bound for Maryland tackled everything in his path with 127 tackles, 12 sacks.
LB Lucius Lattimore, Sr., Trinity Christian
Hard-hitting, wide-ranging linebacker delivered 90 tackles (11.5 for loss), 4 sacks, three forced fumbles in championship season.
DB Darius Harris, Sr., Fleming Island
Elon-bound corner locked down secondary on a very good Golden Eagles unit; 15 pass breakups and a pick.
DB Jaheim Singletary, Jr., Lee
Five-star prospect shut down his section of the field with 3 INTs, 6 pass breakups when opponents did challenge him.
DB Corey Coley, Sr., Trinity Christian
Teams usually steered clear of Maryland signee in outstanding secondary; picked off three passes and forced a fumble, with 34 tackles.
ATH Jadon Canady, Sr., Sandalwood
Big-time breakthrough: state-leading 10 interceptions, 8 receiving TDs, two return scores while being nearly unbeatable in coverage. He was all around the best player in the area in Northeast Florida!
ATH Caden Fordham, Sr., Bolles
All-around star led Bulldogs into state final; 121 tackles (25 for loss), 4 sacks, two blocked punts, four rushing TDs and capable punting as well.
P Christian Schultz, Sr., Sandalwood
Strong-legged kicker averaged 47 yards per punt; also nailed game-winning field goal at Ocala Trinity Catholic
TE Eli Sutherland, Bartram Trail – Big play Tight End of Bartram
OL Jordan McGill– Clay
OL Ryan Piersza- Bartram Trail
OL Daquan Sneed-Jackson
OL Jeremiah Johnson-Trinity Christian
QB James Resar (Freshman) Bishop Kenny: 720yds Passing, 9 TDs 805yds Rushing 13 TDs
RB Adrian Grey (Senior)– Oakleaf : 1101yds Rushing , 7 TDs
WR De’Maurion Frazier (Junior) – Clay: 655yds, 8TDs
OL Derrell Johnson- Lee
Santino Marucci, Sr., Bartram Trail
New addition boosted Bears with 1,165 passing yards, 338 on ground, 20 combined TDs; signed with Wake Forest
RB Erric Smith, Sr., Bradford
Rushed for 1,326 yards, 11 TDs to cap career as Tornadoes’ all-time ground leader (3,160 yards).
RB Preston Strope, Jr., Creekside
Touchdown machine for the Knights with 20 TDs, 1,216 yards; handled phenomenal workload (nearly 29 carries per game) as chief offensive threat.
WR Rashaud Clark, Jr., Englewood
Starred as receiver, returner amid Rams’ struggles: caught 42 passes for 651 yards and 7 TDs, plus 535 yards and two scores on returns.
WR Antwon McCrae, So., Westside
Among Gateway Conference’s most explosive talents; broke loose for 1,418 all-purpose yards, 4 picks on D, scoring touchdowns six different ways.
OL Ryan Piersza, Sr., Bartram Trail
Bryant signee fought through injury, blocked well once again for regional finalist Bears.
OL Derrell Johnson, Jr., Lee
Strong tackle is gaining attention fast in 2022 class; top blocker on Generals’ front.
K Sean Meisler, Sr., Bishop Kenny
Converted 8 of 13 field goal tries, with a long of 52 yards.
DL Johnathan Goddard, Jr., Trinity Christian
Dynamic pass edge rusher was a force by season’s end for champions; eight sacks, 15 tackles for loss. Sealed the victory for Trinity.
DL DaleDarius Walker, Sr., Baldwin
48 tackles, 7 sacks
DL Bobby Miller, Jr., Columbia
Athletic interior tackle smashed offensive plans for 60 tackles, 12 sacks on way to regional final.
DL Tyson McClendon, Sr., Baldwin
Deadly speed rusher 51 tackles, 11.5 sacks, three fumbles and blocked a punt.
LB Mack Marrone, Sr., Bolles
Led Bulldogs’ defense with intensity, grit; 144 tackles (18 for loss), 3 forced fumbles, 2 interceptions and 3 punt blocks, one in Class 4A final.
LB Alex Maier, Sr., Fleming Island
Emotional leader of tough Golden Eagles defense made more than 100 tackles.
LB Gregory Washington, Jr., Baldwin
Versitile tackler and big-play creator led outstanding Baldwin Defense with 87 tackles, 4 INTs, 4 forced fumbles and 4 fumble recoveries.
DB Dontae Balfour, Sr., Bradford
Athletic, heavily-recruited corner starred in Tornado secondary with 3 INTs, 39 tackles; caught 25 passes for 368 yards at receiver.
DB Cortez Slocum, Sr., Union County
Team-high 5 picks for regional finalist Fightin’ Tigers; also added 10 receiving TDs, 511 yards on offense.
DB Kyree Hammond, Jr., Raines
Safety excelled as a ball hawk in secondary, including 5 picks in a single season. He’s committed to Mercer and getting ready for a great season at the grave yard. against rival Ribault, to lead Vikings’ defense.
DB Terrell Jackson, Sr., Trinity Christian
Another ace in Conqueror secondary, committed to Army; grabbed 3 INTs, broke up nine passes.
ATH Tywuan Lee, Sr., Hilliard
Two-way star led Red Flashes to perfect regular season; made 3 INTs, rushed for 845 yards, 13 overall TDs.
ATH Eddie Whipple, Jr., Ridgeview
Scored 21 TDs as Panthers made big jump to 7-4; 647 yards rushing, 551 receiving along with three interceptions.
P Max Monroe, Sr., Ridgeview
Averaged 40 yards per punt, including a 69-yarder; also passed for 1,474 yards with 52 percent completion, 12 touchdowns.
RB Scooby Graham, Sr., Baker County
OL Jordan McGill, Sr., Clay
N.C. Central commit opened running lanes for Blue Devils’ ground game.
ATH Chaz Davis, Sr., West Nassau
All-around athlete starred on offense, defense, special teams with 2,069 all-purpose yards and 15 TDs, including 41 catches for 739 yards and 7 TDs.
ATH Orel Gray, So., University Christian
Two-way threat rushed for 1,120 yards and 15 TD; deterred aerial threats in secondary with 27 tackles, 1 INT.
Jawon Grey WR , Univ Christian
Big play wide reviver for state runner up UC high flying offense
RB Campbell Parker, Sr., Ponte Vedra
Helped carry load for injury-hit Sharks offense, rushing for 1,053 yards and 8 TDs.
WR Jack Goodrich, Sr., Creekside
Top deep threat for Knights, among St. Johns County’s top producers; caught 31 passes with 5 TDs for 575 yards; gained 2,453 yards and 25 TDs in career.
Kenton Kirkland WR, Raines HS JR
WR Rickie Shaw, Jr., Jackson
Big-play threat for Tigers caught 44 passes for 725 yards, 12 TDs; also strong on the basketball court.
WR Andrew Tabor, Jr., Bishop Kenny
A bright spot in rough year for Crusaders, with 40 catches, 594 yards, 5 TDs; counting returns, picked up 1,011 all-purpose yards.
TE Grant Stevens, Jr., Nease
Brightened a disappointing Panthers season, hauling in 40 catches for 502 yards, 5 TDs.
OL Reed Collins, Jr., Bolles
Sturdy lineman a key blocker for Bulldogs’ push to Class 4A final.
OL Roderick Kearney, So., Orange Park
Massive young lineman among Clay County’s very best; cleared path for rising sophomore threat JoJo Restall.
OL Evan Sheets, Sr., Fleming Island
Center helped open path for three-back attack of Timothy Thomas, Sam Singleton and T.K. Kocak.
OL Ross Crummey, Sr., Baker County
Tackle was a bruising force on Wildcats’ powerful unit.
ATH Ty Baxter, Jr., St. Augustine
Breakout year for elusive back with 1,229 rushing yards, 18 touchdowns; also a receiving threat with 34 catches for 437 yards.
ATH King Benford, Jr., Menendez
Area’s top rushing QB gained 1,181 yards, 16 TDs on ground.
K Davis Ashcroft, So., Ponte Vedra
Fast-rising sophomore booted 52-yard field goal for Sharks; among nation’s top kicking prospects in 2023 class.
DL Cedric Newsome, Sr., Raines
Run stuffer helped anchor a Vikings defensive line that ranked among city’s toughest.
DL Hayden Schwartz, Jr., Bolles
Tough lineman got 68 tackles, 14 behind the line, with four sacks and two forced fumbles on a strong Bolles front.
DL Damien Deloney, Sr., First Coast
Powerful multi-sport athlete played with 3 sacks and 38 tackles.
DL Chris Victor, Sr., Parker
Emerged as pass rusher with 13 sacks from outside; added 43 tackles, two fumble recoveries.
LB Grayson Howard, So., Jackson
Young linebacker had nose for football with 118 tackles, four pass breakups and an INT. His camp play over the summer has risen his stock exponentially.
LB Darrell Myers, Sr., St. Augustine
Linebacker was everywhere for Jackets with 84 tackles (nine for loss), two forced fumbles.
LB DeDrick Smith, Sr., Lee
Memphis commit played off edge or as OLB, with 44 tackles (13 for loss) and six sacks on tough Lee D.
DB Sean Evans, Sr., Ribault
Captain of tough Trojans defense picked off two passes, broke up five, blocked two kicks; also served as kick returner.
FS/ RB Christian Ellis, Jr, Ed White
At the middle of big plays for Trinity, Christian Ellis led the city’s top defensive unit, with a pick, three fumble recoveries, eight pass breakups; added 199 yards at RB. It’s the ladder that has his sights set on higher heights as potentially becoming one of the big time Super 11 prospects of the area.
DB Uriel Richardson, Sr., Mandarin
Picked off five passes, broke up four more and scored on two returns to lead Mustangs secondary.
DB Trey Thomas, Sr., Oakleaf
Came up clutch all year for Knights, from interceptions (three) to forced fumbles (three) to game-clinching tackles.
ATH Joe Carter, Sr., University Christian
Two-way athlete led UC defense with 75 tackles, 14 for loss, while adding 1,029 yards and 9 TDs on offense as rusher and receiver.
ATH Aaron Hester, Jr., Fletcher
Athletic pass rusher recorded 8 sacks; also a threat. His bend is unbelievable off the edge.
P Phil Tita, Sr., Fernandina Beach
Jacobi Myers, Sr., Ponte Vedra; QB Duel threat QB ravaged by injuries over the course of the last two years. Incredibly talent currently rehabbing to play at the next level.
D.J. Otis, Sr., Westside; Duel threat QB that is looking to lead an high powered offense for offensive minded .
Justice Pope, Sr., Yulee
I’jon Richardson, Sr., Bishop Snyder;
Desirrio Riles, So., University Christian;
Jalen Sonnier, Jr., Jackson; QB. One of the most dynamic and mechanical quarterbacks in the area. Big are, accurate and elusive.
Tucker Tomberlin, Sr., Episcopal;
Bryce Tompkins, Sr., Baldwin.
Khamari Barksdale, Sr., Fernandina Beach;
Manny Covey, So., Union County; Duane Graham, Sr.,
Menendez; Ershod Jasey II, Jr.,
Episcopal; Martranius Mack, Sr.,
Ribault; Cory McCalip, Sr.,
Eagle’s View; JoJo Restall, So.,
Orange Park; Sam Singleton, So.,
Fleming Island; Timothy Thomas, Sr.,
Fleming Island; Colton Tibbetts, Sr.,
Trinity Christian-Treyaun Webb, JR., Trinity Christian
Nick Brown, Sr., Sandalwood; WR
Cobie Bates, Sr., – Wide receiver
Oakleaf; Darion Domineck, So.,
Fleming Island; Zack Drawdy, So.,
Yulee; D’Maurion Frazier, Jr.,
Clay; Ja’Won Grey, Jr., University Christian;
Devon Lewis, Sr., Mandarin;
D.J. Littlejohn, Sr., Yulee;
Jabari Mack, Sr., First Coast;
Jason Sheffield, Sr., Hilliard
Will Aaronson, Sr., Creekside;
Wyatt Butler, Jr., OL West Nassau
West Nassau; Simmeon Davis, Sr.,
Sandalwood; Sam Loper, Sr.,
Fernandina Beach; Jordan Mitchell, So.,
Oakleaf; Will Moon, Sr., Providence;
Michael Myslinski, Sr., Bishop Kenny;
Tanner Peery, Jr.,
Middleburg; Khol Roswan, Jr., University Christian;
Colby Smith, Sr., Fletcher;
Emmanuel Ukpong, Sr., White
David Adewale, Sr., Bolles;
Weston Avera, Sr., Baker County; D.J. Blake, Sr.,
Sandalwood; Sayvion Blount, So., – A big time defensive lineman poise to have a breakout junior campaign
Sandalwood; Michael Bumpus, Sr.,
Bolles; Matthew Craig, Sr., Mandarin;
Josh Dorsainvil, Sr., Ridgeview;
Adeon Farmer, Jr., Columbia;
Karlos Jackson, Sr., Mandarin;
Phillip Lee, Sr., First Coast; Big defensive end who will excel at the next level with his size and frame
Quarnell Madison, Sr.,
Jerome Manning, Sr., University Christian; Manning can play multiple positions, his upside will be at linebacker where if he can have the right opportunities he can create havoc for offenses
Chadwick Martin, Sr., Westside;
Zane Mobley, Sr.,
Baker County; Derrick Mosley, Jr.,
Ridgeview; Carl Nesmith, Sr.,
Sandalwood ; Marquise Lundy , Sr., -A instinctive, intelligent defensive back that is a technician on the field.
Raines; De’Areion Scott, Sr.,
Oakleaf; Valdez Seymour, Sr.,
Clay; Jake Spillers, Sr.,
Creekside; Michael Thorn, Sr.,
West Nassau; Nathan Walmsley, Sr., Columbia
Marcus Anthony, Sr., Oakleaf;
Shane Bloss, Sr.,
Ponte Vedra; Dylan Chiedo, Jr.,
Ribault; Cory Cooper, Sr.,
Ribault; Langston Hardy, Sr., Sandalwood;
Elijah Harris, Sr., Lee; Toby Kinghorn, Jr.,
Trinity Christian ; Caden Morrell, Jr., – One of the most aggressive linebackers in the area. Watch out for this monster
Trinity Christian; Carson Murray, Sr.,
West Nassau; Carmello Murphy, So., Mandarin;
Zac O’Connor, Sr., Christ’s Church; Tucker Owens, Sr.,
Creekside; Jack Pyburn, Jr.,
Bolles; Josiah Rauls, Jr.,
Fernandina Beach; Joe Reed, Sr.,
Ridgeview; Camilo Rollins, Jr.,
Trinity Christian ; C.J. Ross, Sr.,
Trinity Christian; Chrystian Sellers, Sr.,
Oakleaf; Lee Setzer, Sr.,
Christ’s Church; Tayjon Thomas, Jr.,
Yulee; Curran Webb, Jr.,
Union County; Dedric Walker, Jr., Fleming Island.
Nick Bell, Sr., Paxon;
De’Heaven Clark, Jr., Baker County;
Sharif Denson, So., Bartram Trail;
Damani Dent, Jr., Parker;
Avery Epstein, Sr., Bolles;
Dereck Hartley, Jr., First Coast
Isaiah Jones, Sr., Oakleaf;
Amari Mitchell, Sr., Sandalwood;
Ja’quon King , WR Raines HS – Dynamic slot receiver that’s going to make lots of plays in space.
Christian McNair, Sr., Raines;
Emari Napper, Sr., Ribault;
Stone Newsome, Sr., Middleburg;
Jahiem Odom, Jr., Atlantic Coast;
Luke Pirris, Jr., Ponte Vedra; WR
Robert Simmons, Sr., Sandalwood;
Javarion Smith, So., Suwannee;
Larry Smith, Sr., Oakleaf.
Andrew Daragjati, Sr., Creekside;
Colt Hyams, Sr., Fleming Island;
Parsa Pordeli, Sr., Bolles;
Tarik Smajic, Jr., Fletcher.
Rasheed Baker, Sr., Ridgeview;
Kareem Burke, Jr., Raines; – This wide receiver has turned heads from years, on his way to impressing coaches at the next level to play college football!
Jacob Corley, Jr., Atlantic Coast; – One of the most dynamic playmakers in the area. He’s versatile and will make plays every area on the field.
Josh Davis, Sr.,
Fletcher; Fred Gaines, So.,
Jackson; Dalton Hollingsworth, Jr.,
Fleming Island; TK Kocak, Sr.,
Fleming Island; Mikih McGhee, Sr.,
Raines; Quincy Burroughs WR- Bearcat bound WR with a long frame and a an aggressive playmaking attitude to match. Exactly what is expected from a top 10 program in the country.
Baylor Newsom, Jr., Bishop Kenny;
Conner Nobles, Jr., West Nassau.
Fred Highsmith WR Trinity Christian– One of the biggest play receivers getting ready to have a big year in 2022
