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A breakdown position-by-poisition of the best senior foot-ball players in the state at their respective position; Thereare over 600 players recognized.

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t's here. And it's bigger and better than ever - literally.The annual Ohio High Top 100 has officially been

replaced by the Ohio High Top 200. We’ve doubled it forone simple reason…there’s enough talent in Ohio towarrant it.Last year, 170 Ohio seniors earned D-I scholarships.

This year over 120 already have offers. It’s not a stretch to con-sider this one of Ohio’s deepest high school football seasonsever in regards to individual ability.And that talent is reflected in the Top 200 – our annual

attempt to tab the state’s top college prospects.Just how deep is the Class of 2011 in Ohio? The first six mem-

bers of our list – in their own right – could make an argumentthat they deserve to be No. 1. And all the arguments would bestrong. Any other year, each would probably own the top spot.Besides that, the lists of colleges that are offering Ohio kids

and the amount of offers their racking up are impressive.Obviously Midwest powers Ohio State, Penn State and Notre

Dame have logged many miles on Ohio freeways. So toothough have coaches from Florida, Alabama, Georgia, USC,UCLA, Nebraska, Arizona, Oregon, LSU, Boise State, Oklahoma,

Iowa, North Carolina, Florida State, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin,Iowa, West Virginia, Stanford, Boston College, Colorado,California, Tennessee…you get the picture. Those schools – andseveral others – have offered Ohio kids.And what we’re offering here is a look at which players col-

leges are – and you should – look at this fall.This is a big-time football state. This is a big-time year. And

this is a big-time list.And who heads it?...Centerville two-way lineman Michael

Bennett.Bennett recently committed to Ohio State as a defensive line

prospect and also had offers from Florida, Alabama, Oklahomaand Notre Dame.“That boy is a monster,” Springfield LB Trey DePriest said of

Bennett. “He ate our line up and he was in my face a lot. He’sgot it.”DePriest has it too.The senior is No. 6 on our list, despite having offers from

Ohio State, Florida, Alabama, Notre Dame and Oklahoma - too.That’s how deep this senior class is.It’s one to remember. -- OOHH

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Kurelic’s Take: Hayes started a couple games hisfreshman year before becoming a full-time starter the next

season. Hayes had a huge sophomore season as he made 144tackles including eight sacks and 12 tackles for loss. Hayes is aterrific athlete in a big body. He averaged 15 points and eightrebounds per game in basketball his sophomore season and hasrun the 100 meter dash in 11.2 seconds in track. Hayes had earlyoffers from Ohio State and Illinois before committing to theBuckeyes on Aug. 31 of 2009. Hayes has a 3.3 GPA.Porter’s Take: In most years, Hayes would be the No. 1 player

in Ohio. He fits the prototype for an NFL defensive end or maybe

even a defensive tackle depending on how he grows. His size-to-speed ratio is incredible. Hayes is a ‘track guy,’ which is some-thing you don't usually hear when talking about the defensive line.On the film, the things you will like about Hays is his great ‘get off’and pursuit of the ball carriers down the field. Hayes’ pass rushabilities are second to none. He actually has pretty good tech-nique for a junior in high school.

I think Hayes has the talent to play the ‘Leo’ position in OhioState’s defense. But I also think he can play anywhere along theline if needed. I have a feeling that if Hayes ever got to 280-290pounds, he would remind people of Cam Heyward as a DT.SP

KENNY HAYES, DE, 6’5, 240, 4.7, TOLEDO WHITMER3

Kurelic’s Take: Miller is one of the country’s premierquarterback prospects. He has been a varsity starter since

his freshman year. Miller is a terrific athlete who puts great pres-sure on defenses with his ability to throw or run. Miller threw forover 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns during his junior season.He also rushed for over 700 yards and 18 TD’s. Miller has approx-imately three dozen scholarship offers. His list includes OhioState, Florida, Alabama, USC, Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee,Oklahoma, Miami, West Virginia and Cincinnati. Miller has a 3.1GPA. Porter’s Take: Miller has great arm strength and he throws on

the run very well. He scrambles and still looks to beat you with hisarm. He uses his teammates well.

He has running back abilities in a quarterback. I would say hecompares to former West Virginia quarterback Pat White or evento a Michael Vick.

His ability to run a complex offense and his semi-polishedthrowing motion push him way ahead of the quarterback curve.When he gets on a college campus, he should progress up thedepth chart pretty fast because of his development already.

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BRAXTON MILLER, QB, 6’2, 190, 4.5, HUBER HEIGHTS WAYNE2

Kurelic’s Take: Miller made 116 tackles including sixsacks and eight tackles for loss during his sophomore sea-

son. He had another 100 plus tackle season as a junior. Miller bench presses 300 pounds and runs the 40-yard dash in

4.8 seconds. He had scholarship offers from Ohio State, Florida, Michigan

State, Purdue, UCLA, West Virginia, Stanford and a few othersbefore he committed to the Buckeyes on Oct. 29, 2009. Millerhas a 3.4 GPA. Porter’s Take: Miller from Canton McKinley is built to play the

Leo position in the OSU defense. He will be the backside defen-

sive end that can rush the passer or occasionally drop into cover-age on zone blitzes.

Here are some of the things that stand out about Miller on film:He uses his hands well; he uses his long arms; he plays offblocks to get to the ball carrier; he pursues to the ball and chasesfrom the backside; he is a hitter; he will strike you and he blowsup blockers; and he plays hard and is disruptive.

Of course, McKinley is the same school that sent the likes ofJamar Martin, Kenny Peterson and Mike Doss to OSU about adecade ago.

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STEVE MILLER, DE, 6’4, 240, 4.8, CANTON McKINLEY5

Kurelic’s Take: Grant is a super cover cornerbackprospect who can lock down opposing receivers. Grant has

tremendous speed and quickness. He plays boundry cornerback,wide receiver and returns punts and kickoffs.

Grant intercepted three passes his sophomore season and acouple more his junior season.

Grant’s father Ted Jones was an All-Big Ten wide receiver atMichigan State.

Grant has over two dozen scholarship offers. Ohio State is No.1 on his list followed by Michigan State, Michigan, USC andIllinois. Grant has a 3.1 GPA.

Porter’s Take: Grant made his name freshman year as a statequalifier in track and since then he has never had to look back.

He has been known as a "speed guy" by most, but Grant’sskills on the field are catching up with his immense talent.

Grant has the size and speed to be an elite cover corner in col-lege football.

Doran is being recruited as a speed guy and will not disappointcoaches when he gets on campus next fall.

During one-on-one drills at the OSU camp, he stood out cover-ing some of the best wide receivers in the state.

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DORAN GRANT, DB, 5’11, 175, 4.4, AKRON SVSM4

Kurelic’s Take: Bennett was a starter at guard hissophomore season and tackle on both sides of the ball his

junior season. Bennett runs well for his size and is very athletic.He has the ability to be a great player on either side of the ball atthe next level, but would prefer to play defensive end. Bennetthas a long list of scholarship offers that includes Ohio State,Oklahoma, Alabama, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Nebraska,Michigan, Northwestern, Cincinnati and West Virginia. However,in mid-April he narrowed things down to Ohio State andNorthwestern before choosing the Buckeyes. Bennett has a 3.2GPA.

Porter’s Take: Bennett has a great ‘get off’ at the snap of theball. He has exceptional explosion for a prospect of his size andhe has a nasty attitude. He is a finisher and extremely aggressive.He just dominates high school competition on just about everysnap of the ball.

I know A.J. Hawk came from Centerville and he went on andwas an All-American at Ohio State and he’s in the NFL now. But Ithink Bennett has a chance to be one of the best – if not the best– players to come out of Centerville.

Head coach Ron Ullery said Bennett’s the most recruited playerthe program has ever had.NF

MICHAEL BENNETT, DL/OL, 6’3, 270, 4.8, CENTERVILLE1

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Kurelic’s Take: Tanner is a left-handed quarterbackand safety for the Warriors. He threw for over 1,200 yards

during his junior season, but is being recruited as a safety wherehe made close to 90 tackles and intercepted seven passes.

Tanner has approximately 20 scholarship offers including OhioState, Michigan, Michigan State, West Virginia, Northwestern,Minnesota, Pitt, Purdue, Illinois, Boston College, Arizona andStanford.

Tanner has a 3.7 GPA. Porter’s Take: Tanner is an elite prospect on and off the field.

He is a very smart safety who can support the run and be an

asset in coverage. He shows ball skills and an ability to makeplays.

Showed great man to man and coverage skills at Nike camp inColumbus this spring.

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RON TANNER, DB, 6’1, 190, 4.5, COLUMBUS EASTMOOR8

Kurelic’s Take: Walker is a massive offensive linemanwith tremendous potential.

He played defensive tackle his sophomore season, and thenmoved to offensive right guard last season. Walker will play onoffense in college. He is very strong, has good feet and runs well.

Walker has scholarship offers from Ohio State, Michigan State,Penn State, USC, Notre Dame, Illinois, Indiana, West Virginia andsome others. Walker says the Buckeyes and Spartans are tied atthe top of his list.

Walker has close to a 3.0 GPA. Porter’s Take: He is the most massive prospect I have seen in

the last four years. One college coach told me he looks like healready plays for the Cleveland Browns.

Keep an eye on his weight because he weighed in at 360 at thecombine and San Antonio, Texas. Blows defenders off the ball andcreates big time movement.

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AUNDREY WALKER, OL, 6’6, 330, 5.2, CLEVELAND GLENVILLE7

Kurelic’s Take: Vannett, despite playing in a run-orient-ed offense, caught approximately 20 passes with two touch-

downs during his junior season. He is a talented athlete who also excels on the Central basket-

ball team. Vannett has close to two dozen scholarship offers. His list

includes Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Notre Dame andPitt. Those are Vannett’s top choices along with Oregon. Vannetthas a 3.4 GPA. Porter’s Take: Huge target as a receiver and presents a cover-

age mis-match for college defenses. Can run well enough to get

down the seam and make plays in the passing game. His size also helps him dominate in the run game. Will get stronger blocking as he adds weight over the next few

years.

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NICK VANNETT, TE, 6’6, 230, 4.75, WESTERVILLE CENTRAL10

Kurelic’s Take: Jones has the size and athletic abilityrecruiters look for. He also has a good arm and is produc-

tive. Jones led Glenville to the Division I state championship game

last season and a final record of 13-2. He threw for over 2,000yards included 1,000 yards in five playoff games. Jones also hadclose to 500 rushing yards in 15 games He threw for 19 scoresand had nine touchdowns rushing Jones has scholarship offersfrom Iowa, West Virginia, Michigan, Illinois, Michigan State,Cincinnati and a couple MAC schools.

Jones has a 3.5 GPA.

Porter’s Take: Jones played just about a perfect game as a16-year-old in the Division I state championship game. If not for afew dropped balls near the end of the game, Glenville shouldhave sealed their title.

He has an obvious elite skill set for a quarterback when itcomes to height and speed.

Showed great upside at the Nike Elite 11 QB camp inColumbus Ohio this May.

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CARDALE JONES, QB, 6’5, 215, 4.5, CLEVELAND GLENVILLE9

Kurelic’s Take: DePriest has been a varsity starter infootball, basketball and baseball since his freshman year.

He played outside linebacker that season and linebacker, runningback and quarterback the past two seasons. DePriest is a big-time hitter with good range. He combines good strength withexcellent speed. DePriest has dozens of scholarship offers. Hislist includes Ohio State, Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma, WestVirginia, Michigan, Virginia Tech and Notre Dame. DePriest has a3.3 GPA. Porter’s Take: I have seen DePriest at a combine, during a

game, and on film. Never have I come away disappointed.

He just looks like a middle linebacker when you see him in per-son. He has a very thick build with big shoulders to dish out abeating. As I watched the film, here are some of the comments Icame up with: He has great agility; he shows great burst; he hasclosing speed; he squares up shoulders and strikes ball carriers;he is a great blitzer off the edge and up the middle; he fightsthrough blocks and runs through trash to get to the ball. He is asuperior athlete for his size – he shows this at tailback. He has agreat change of direction and plays light on his feet. He blows upblockers. Trying to sum all of this up, there is only one phrase Ican think of to describe DePriest – War Daddy. NF

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11. EILAR HARDY**, DB, 6’0, 175, 4.5, PICKERINGTON CENTRALKurelic’s Take: Hardy has been a starter since the beginning of his

sophomore season and has played both safety and cornerback.Hardy 85 tackles and intercepted three passes his first season andhad 75 tackles and three more interceptions last season.He has close to two dozen scholarship offers, but says he is mostly

focusing on Michigan State, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Cincinnati,Kentucky, West Virginia, Arizona, Colorado and Boston College.Hardy has a 3.0 GPA. Porter’s Take: Hardy is an ultra smooth athlete with long arms. He

flashes great speed. He could play corner or safety if needed. One ofthe top DB’s at the Nik Combine in Columbus in May.

12. CHASE FARRIS**, DE/DL, 6’6, 265, 5.0, ELYRIAKurelic’s Take: Farris was a starter at defensive tackle his sopho-

more season. He moved to defensive end and also started at offen-sive right tackle his junior season. Farris made close to 50 tacklesincluding 20 for loss and 7.5 sacks last season. He had scholarship offers from Ohio State, Michigan State, West

Virginia, Notre Dame, Illinois, Indiana, Cincinnati, Louisville and a fewothers before committing to the Buckeyes in March. Farris has a 3.9GPA. Porter’s Take: Farris has so much athletic ability its hard to predict

where he will play in college. With a long frame and room to grow hehas so much upside as he transitions to college. Right now he hasthe athletic ability to play DE or LT in college but if he gets bigger DTis not out of the question. He destroys his high school competition onfilm.

13. GREG BROWN**, DB, 5’10, 185, 4.45, FREMONT ROSSKurelic’s Take: Brown is a two-year starter at cornerback and also

started at wide receiver during his junior season. He has good cover-age skills and reacts quickly once the ball is in the air. Brown pickedoff five passes last season. He had scholarship offers from Michigan, Michigan State and

Central Michigan before committing to the Wolverines on Sept. 2.Brown has a 3.6 GPA. Porter’s Take: Each time I went to see Fremont Ross play this

past season Greg Brown made plays. Whether is was blowing up aWR on defense or making a play with the ball in his hands on offenseI was never let down. Good size for a corner, shows great toughness and tackling ability

at these early stages of development.

14. RAY HAMILTON**, TE, 6’5, 225, 4.75, STRONGSVILLEKurelic’s Take: Hamilton is one of two top tight end prospects in

the Buckeye State. Hamilton caught 22 passes, averaged 16.7 yardsper catch and scored five times during his sophomore season. Hecaught another 20 passes for 300 yards and a touchdown despiteplaying in just six games last season due to undergoing surgery fortorn meniscus in his right knee. Hamilton has two dozen scholarship offers including Wisconsin,

Iowa, Michigan, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Cal, Stanford,and Pitt. Hamilton says those are some of his top choices along withOhio State, Michigan State and Alabama. Porter’s Take: Might be the best blocking TE in the class because

he gets off the ball quick and runs his feet on contact. Shows WRlike ball skills in the passing game and even flexes out at WR pre-senting a mis-match for the defense. Has frame to add weight ifneeded down the road.

15. ROGER WILLIAMSON**, WR, 6’2, 180, 4.5, DAYTON DUNBARKurelic’s Take: Williamson is the complete wide receiver prospect.

He has pretty good size and speed, runs well and above averagestrength for a wide receiver. Williamson, bench presses over 225pounds and has a 33-inch vertical jump. He has scholarship offers from Michigan State, Minnesota,

Stanford, Maryland, Boston College, Syracuse, Indiana, NorthCarolina State and a number of MAC schools. He has a 3.4 GPA. Porter’s Take: Super smooth athlete who makes his job look easy.

Will be recruited on both sides of the ball as one of the best pure ath-letes in the state of Ohio. Did not get a lot of snaps at WR during hisjunior year but that does not stop some from thinking he is the bestWR in the class of 2011.Also one of the best DB prospects also.

16. JARRETT GRACE**, LB, 6’4, 235, 4.6, COLERAINKurelic’s Take: Grace has been Colerain’s starting middle line-

backer since the beginning of his sophomore season. He made closeto 100 tackles each season. Grace has the size to play either middleor outside linebacker in college, or even grow into a rush defensiveend type guy. Grace had over a dozen scholarship offers including Notre Dame,

West Virginia, Cincinnati, Northwestern, Kentucky, Stanford,Colorado, Syracuse, Indiana and a few others before he committed tothe Fighting Irish at the Notre Dame spring game. Grace has a 4.0GPA. Porter’s Take: Plays LB with a nasty streak and will hit ball carri-

ers like a ton of bricks. Easily the biggest LB in the state of Ohiowhich makes some think he will be a DE in college. Has very goodability for a big man and has a high ceiling for growth potential.Reminds some of former Buckeye LB Andy Katzenmoyer.

17. SHAQ WASHINGTON**, WR, 5’9, 165, 4.47, MAPLE HEIGHTS Kurelic’s Take: Washington is not real big, but he is very fast and

talented. Washington had a great junior season playing quarterbackas he led Maple Heights to the state championship game and a finalrecord of 12-3. He passed for 2,510 yards and 28 touchdowns with10 interceptions. Washington also rushed for 1,784 yards and 21touchdowns. However, Washington is being recruited as a wide receiver. He has

scholarship offers from Illinois, Boston College, Cincinnati, Duke, AirForce, Iowa State and a host of MAC schools. Washington has a 3.8GPA. Porter’s Take: Washington has one of the best highlight films in

Ohio this year. Using his crazy agility and ability to cut on a dime heleaves defender after defender in the dust. College coaches hopethese skills translate to the next level as a WR or return man and thebig plays will come with it. With a kid like this the expression goes,“he would be hard to tackle in a phone booth.”

18. DERJUAN GAMBRELL**, DB, 6’2, 180, 4.5, TOLEDO ROGERSKurelic’s Take: Gambrell has a nice combination of size and

speed. Because of his speed and coverage ability Gambrell wasrecruited as a cornerback even though he has been a starter at safetysince the beginning of his sophomore season. Gambrell made over60 tackles and intercepted two passes as Rogers finished with a 9-2record last season. Gambrell’s first offer came from Ohio State. He always wanted to

play for the Buckeyes so the recruiting process did not last long asGambrell committed to OSU in mid-March. Gambrell has a 2.6 GPA.

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Porter’s Take: There is a huge demand for safeties that can coverman to man in the passing game these days, spread offenses havechanged defensive personal greatly over the last decade. Gambrellhas the body of a safety and the speed and ball skills of a corner.Don’t know where he will play in the secondary at the next level butthat’s a good problem.

19. ANDRE STURDIVANT*, LB, 6’3, 225, 4.6, GLENVILLEKurelic’s Take: Sturdivant made 90 tackles including 11 sacks dur-

ing his junior season. He played defensive end and inside linebacker,but will probably play outside linebacker in college.Sturdivant has scholarship offers from Michigan State, Illinois,

Indiana, Pitt, Toledo, Bowling Green, Ball State and a couple others.He says the Buckeyes have indicated they will likely make an officialoffer. Sturdivant has close to a 2.8 GPA. Porter’s Take: Sturdivant was a playmaker for the Tarblooders

defense in 2009. After missing the first few weeks of the season dueto an illness once he regained his form Glenville found a spot for himimmediately on the defense although it was already one of the bestunits in Ohio with out him. Sturdivant has played MLB, OLB, and DE and shows college

potential at all 3 spots. He can be unblockable when his motor is run-ning full speed.

20. CHRIS ROCK**, DE, 6’5, 255, 4.8, COLUMBUS DeSALES Kurelic’s Take: Rock has been a varsity starter since the begin-

ning of his sophomore season. He made 64 tackles including 15sacks that season. Rock plays defensive end for the Stallions. Hecould play that position or defensive tackle in college. Rock has scholarship offers from Michigan, Michigan State,

Wisconsin, Illinois, Northwestern, Purdue, West Virginia, Pitt, Indiana,Cincinnati, Boston College, Nebraska, Virginia and a few others.Rock has a 3.5 GPA. Porter’s Take: Seems like colleges recruit Ohio just to get big ath-

letes like Rock. Will overpower offensive lineman with his size andstrength and can also beat the tackle off the edge with his quicknessand speed. May outgrow DE in college but right now is one of thebest DE’s in Ohio.

21. BRAD CARRICO**, DL, 6’6, 270, 4.85, DUBLIN COFFMANKurelic’s Take: Carrico is a strong and tough force in the middle of

the Shamrocks defensive line. He made 74 tackles including eightsacks during his junior season. Carrico had eight other tackles forloss and tipped five passes as Coffman finished with a 12-1 record. Carrico had scholarship offers from Notre Dame, Kentucky, Indiana,

Purdue, Cincinnati, West Virginia, Illinois and a couple others beforehe committed to the Fighting Irish in March. Carrico has a 3.2 GPA. Porter’s Take: Carrico played DE in 2009 but his frame is dictating

that he will play OL in college. Has the perfect blend of long arms andgreat feet to protect the passer in college. If he dedicates himself toplaying OL might have the stuff NFL teams look for down the road.

22. CHRIS CARTER JR.*, OL, 6’5, 340, 5.4, CLE. JOHN KENNEDYKurelic’s Take: Carter Jr., is a massive and powerful young man

who can dominate at times. He started at offensive tackle his sopho-more season and offensive tackle the first half and offensive guardthe second half of his junior season. Carter, who will need to keep hisweight down, has plenty of potential. He had scholarship offers from Ohio State, North Carolina State

and several MAC schools before committing to the Buckeyes onMarch 15. Carter has a 2.8 GPA. Porter’s Take: One of the most powerful lineman in the class of

2011. Built like an NFL OL with a low center of gravity and great

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base. Carter destroys high school competition and will need to devel-op the finer points of OL play in college.

23. DEVIN SMITH*, WR, 6’2, 170, 4.52, MASSILLON WASHINGTONKurelic’s Take: Smith was a varsity starter for Akron Ellett his

sophomore season before transferring to Washington for his junioryear. Smith had a big year for the Tigers catching over 50 passes for989 yards and 15 touchdowns. Smith has scholarship offers from Michigan, Michigan State, West

Virginia, Cincinnati, Indiana, a number of MAC schools and some oth-ers. Smith has close to a 3.0 GPA.Porter’s Take: Reminds some of Ohio State’s WR Devier Posey as

a WR. Big framed target with good speed who can tear apart adefense. Canton McKinley double covered Smith on every play thisseason which speaks volumes to his talent.

24. TOMMY BROWN*, OL, 6’5, 300, 5.3, AKRON FIRESTONEKurelic’s Take: Brown has been a varsity starter at offensive right

tackle and defensive end since his sophomore season. He passesthe ‘look’ test and is also very productive. Brown, who has prettygood feet, moves defenders off the line. He had offers from Akron and Ohio University before visiting Ohio

State in early April, landing an offer from the Buckeyes and commit-ting. Brown has a 3.3 GPA.Porter’s Take: At 6-5, 330 Brown is hard to miss on the football

field and recruiters did not miss him this winter during recruiting. Builtwith massive arms, legs and torso Brown is the perfect recipe for aBig 10 offensive lineman. Brown is well suited to drive defenders offthe ball and create massive running lanes for the running back.Watching his high school tape he bulldozes his competition on playafter play.

25. DONAVON CLARK*, OL, 6’4, 290, 5.2, FINNEYTOWN. Kurelic’s Take: Clark started every game at right tackle as well as

on the defensive line during his sophomore season. He played thesame positions his junior season and is being recruited as an offen-sive lineman. Clark moves well for a big guy and is tough to beat inpass protection. He has scholarship offers from USC, Cincinnati, West Virginia,

Indiana, Minnesota, Louisville, North Carolina State and a few others.Clark’s GPA is near the 2.5 mark. Porter’s Take: Each time I see Donavon Clark he gets bigger. At 6-

4 and still growing he has as much upside as any OL in the class.Many college coaches think he can develop into an NFL OL down theroad and will be fighting to land him on campus.

26. JESSE HAYES**, DE, 6’4, 230, 4.7, CINCINNATI MOELLERKurelic’s Take: Hayes is the top prospect this year at one of the

top prep football programs in the state of Ohio. He made 50 plustackles including six sacks during his junior season. Hayes is versatilewith the ability to stuff the run and rush the passer. Hayes has over a dozen scholarship offers including Florida State,

Wisconsin, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky,Arizona, Nebraska and North Carolina State. Porter’s Take: There are times when breaking down film Hayes is

unblockable. He just seems to be around the ball on every playwhether is across the field or coming right at him. Hayes has the skill set of an OLB which translates to and ultra

quick DE coming off the edge in high school. This makes for a verydisruptive combination for opposing offenses.

27. ANTONIO UNDERWOOD*, OL, 6’3, 300, 5.2, SHAKER HEIGHTSKurelic’s Take: Underwood played some guard and some offen-

sive tackle his sophomore season. He played tackle his junior sea-son, but is expected to play guard in college. Underwood had scholarship offers from Toledo, Akron, Kent State

and Miami of Ohio before landing one from Ohio State in mid-Marchand quickly committing to Bucks. Underwood has a 2.3 GPA. Porter’s Take: Underwood caught my eye early in 2009 when

Shaker Heights played Solon High School and he faced Ohio StateDE verbal Darryl Baldwin. Underwood used that performance to cata-pult himself into the recruiting spotlight.

28. STEVEN DANIELS*, LB, 6’1, 230, 4.75, ST. XAVIERKurelic’s Take: Daniels played outside linebacker his sophomore

season and a combination of linebacker and safety his junior season.Daniels made 82 tackles including 14 sacks last season with 14 tack-les for loss. Daniels has scholarship offers from West Virginia, Cincinnati,

Indiana, North Carolina State, Louisville, Boston College and a fewothers. Daniels has a 2.5 GPA. Porter’s Take: Thick framed MLB who can play inside or outside

LB if needed. Has the ability to strike a ball carrier and stop him deadin his tracks. Very strong at the point of attack and show ability to runacross the field and make plays.

29. KEVIN WILLIAMS**, DL, 6’1, 270, 4.9, HOLLAND SPRINGFIELDKurelic’s Take: Williams is a very active and productive defensive

lineman who was a starter at Toledo Central Catholic his sophomoreseason before transferring to Springfield for his junior season. Hemade 157 tackles including 15 sacks and 30 for loss. Williams had scholarship offers from Nebraska, Michigan State,

Michigan, Illinois, Stanford, Syracuse and a host of MAC schoolsbefore he committed to the Cornhuskers in mid-April. Williams has a3.2 GPA. Porter’s Take: Has the athletic ability to play TE in high school but

will be headed to DT in college. Possesses very quick feet for a play-er of his size. Has the ability to beat the opponent at the snap of theball with his great quickness. Williams will be very disruptive in col-lege.

30. A.J. JORDAN**, WR, 6’1, 170, 4.45, TROTWOOD-MADISONKurelic’s Take: Jordan is a talented athlete who possesses good

speed and has good hands. He caught 30 passes and scored sixtimes during his junior season. Jordan has approximately 20 scholarship offers. His list includes

Wisconsin, Purdue, Illinois, Pitt, North Carolina, West Virginia,Lousville, Missouri, Cincinnati and a host of MAC schools. Jordanhas a 3.4 GPA. Porter’s Take: Jordan has some of the best ball skills in Ohio

meaning when the ball is up in the air, Jordan usually comes downwith it. He can get vertical on a defense with ease and has greatchange of direction skills which help him create separation versesdefenders.

31. SEAN DUGGAN*, LB, 6’4, 215, 4.7, ST. XAVIERKurelic’s Take: Duggan is one of the fastest rising prospects in the

state of Ohio. He played the first three games of his junior season atoutside linebacker before moving inside for the rest of the season.Duggan made 31 tackles including three sacks, and intercepted twopasses.Duggan has close to a dozen scholarship offers. His list includes

Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Boston College, WestVirginia, Duke and a number of MAC schools. Duggan says BostonCollege is his early leader. He has a 3.5 GPA. Porter’s Take: Great size for a LB in high school and can play


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MLB or OLB. Shows coverage skills and the ability to track a ball car-rier from across the field and run him down. Just scratching the surface of his potential as a great all around

defender.

32. AUSTIN TRAYLOR*, DE/TE, 6’4, 210, 4.68, WALNUT RIDGEKurelic’s Take: Traylor had a very good junior season on both

sides of the ball. He made 80 tackles including 14 sacks while alsocatching 20 passes for 389 yards and five touchdowns. Traylor has scholarship offers from Michigan State, Minnesota,

Wisconsin, Indiana, Boston College, West Virginia, Cincinnati and ahost of MAC schools. Traylor has a 3.1 GPA and scored a 19 on theACT. Porter’s Take: Play DE for Walnut Ridge but should move to Sam

LB in college. Has super athletic skills that make him “Special” for hissize. Has great change of direction and will chase a ball carrier relent-lessly. Shows a great range to make plays on defense.

33. RYAN KELLY*, OL, 6’5, 260, 5.0, W. CHESTER LAKOTA WESTKurelic’s Take: Kelly was a starter at guard his sophomore year.

He played center and offensive tackle during his junior season. Kellyis projected to play center in college. He is a big guy who moves verywell for his size. Kelly has several impressive scholarship offers including Florida,

Alabama, Florida State, Arizona, Kentucky, Louisville, Indiana, BostonCollege, Cincinnati, Illinois and North Carolina State. Kelly has a 2.6GPA and he scored a 20 on the ACT. Porter’s Take: Ryan Kelly has exactly the frame and growth poten-

tial that college coaches are looking for at big time programs. He hasa flat belly on a big frame with room to grow and also has very quickfeet. These traits will serve him well if he move to tackle in collegeand has to protect the QB's blind side. College tackles are often asked to block the best pass rusher a

team has to offer week in and week out and Kelly shows the potentialto handle his duty.

34. CHASE HOUNSHELL*, DL, 6’5, 250, 4.8, MENTOR LAKE CATH.Kurelic’s Take: Hounshell was a starter at offensive tackle his

sophomore season and offensive and defensive tackle as a junior.He made 65 tackles, had six sacks and 18 tackles for loss.Hounshell is being recruited as a defensive tackle or end. He has scholarship offers from Michigan State, Illinois, ,Central

Florida, Vanderbilt, Akron and a few others. Hounshell has a 3.4GPA. Porter’s Take: Long arms are an extremely valuable asset for col-

lege Tackles because you can get your arms on defenders beforethey can reach you. Hounshell not only has long arms but also has ahuge frame with the ability to add weight and remain athletic. Has achance to really excel in pass protection with his advanced skill set.

35. BRIAN MIHALIK*, DE, 6’6, 225, 4.7, AVON LAKEKurelic’s Take: Mihalik made close to 40 tackles including five

sacks as Avon Lake made it to the Division I state playoffs and fin-ished with an 8-3 record. Mihalik is a rangy prospect who has thepotential to be a very good one at the next level. He has scholarship offers from West Virginia, Indiana, Stanford,

Duke, Louisville, Arizona and a number of MAC schools. Mihalik hasa 3.7 GPA. Porter’s Take: Mihalik is all about “upside”. At 6’6” he may have

the longest wingspan of any player in the top 100. College coachesare betting Mihalik can add weight to his massive frame become afreakish defender down the road. You can see his athletic ability onfilm right now, just needs to add muscle and weight to be dominate.

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36. Shaquil Petteway, LB, Steubenville, 6-1, 20037. Shane Wynn, Glenville, WR, 5-10, 17538. Patrick Coyne, Hamilton Badin, QB, 6-1, 200 (Cincinnati)39. Joel Heath, Mount Healthy, DE, 6-6, 23540. Antonio Poole, Winton Woods, LB, 6-0, 19541. Chris Dukes, Cincinnati Colerain, DB, 5-10, 17742. Deonte Gibson, St Edward, OLB, 6-2, 21543. Cole Stoudt, Dublin Coffman, QB, 6-4, 18544. Tony Davis, Wyoming, DT, 6-4, 245 45. Robert Mincey, Fairfield Senior, DL, 6-4, 235 46. Jack Miller, St Johns (Toledo), DE, 6-4, 245 47. Antwan Gilbert, Trotwood Madison, RB, 5-10, 174 48. Connor Cook, Walsh Jesuit, 6-5, QB, 200 (Michigan State)49. Justin Murray, Sycamore, 6-5, OL, 240 (Cincinnati)50. Marquise Vann, Fairfield Senior, LB, 6-0, 22051. Darius Hillary, Sycamore, ATH, 5-9, 17052. Darien Bryant, Pickerington North, TE, 6-4, 20553. Tamani Carter, Pickerington Central, DB, 5-11, 175 54. Chad West, Perry, DE, 6-5, 22055. Andrew Smith, Cincinnati Colerain, OLB, 6-1, 21556. Ray Ball, Westerville South, OL 6-5, 32057. Zack Shaw, Coshocton, LB, 6-3, 215 (Indiana)58. Darius Patton, Poland Seminary, DB, 5-10, 17059. Eric Price, Wyoming, LB/DE, 6-5, 22060. Tyler Williams, Cincinnati Colerain, RB, 5-8, 16561. Chris Boles. Jr, Toledo Central Catholic, OL, 6-4, 31562. Keith Heitzman, Hilliard Davidson, DE, 6-3, 222 63. Nicholas Grigsby, Trotwood-Madison,, LB, 6-0, 19564. Landon Smith, Girard, WR, 6-1, 18565. Kyle Rose, Centerville , DE 6-4, 23566. Trayion Durham, Cincinnati Colerain, RB, 6-2, 22767. Brandon Mitchell, Withrow, DT, 6-2, 30068. Eddie Norrils, St Johns (Toledo), DB, 5-11, 18069. Geoff Mogus, St Edward, OL, 6-4, 26070. Justin Olack, Massillon Washington, WR, 6-4, 19571. Max Pirman, Orrville, DE, 6-5, 215 (Indiana)72. Mark Murphy, St Vincent St Mary, ATH, 6-2, 19573. Benson Browne, Walnut Hills, TE, 6-6, 235 74. Mike Replogle, Centerville, LB, 6-3, 208 (Indiana)75. Ben Russell, Oak Hills, LB, 6-2, 215 76. Percy Johnson, Kenston, LB, 6-1, 21577. Anthony Smith, Zanesville, LB, 6-2, 22578. Bryan Baird, Bellbrook, DE, 6-4, 215 79. Collin Perchinske, Padua Franciscan, DL 6-5, 24580. Adam Redmond, Walsh Jesuit,OL 6-6, 22581. Johnny Lowdermilk, Carrollton,ATH, 6-2, 19082. Alex Huettel, Pickerington North, OL 6-4, 255 83. Tre Moore, Wayne, DB 6-0, 17084. Kyle Cameron, Toledo Central Catholic, OL 6-3, 28585. Anthony Kukwa, Perry, TE/LB 6-3, 215 86. Jake Lindsey, Cincinnati Elder, LB, 6-2, 215 87. Andre Stubbs, Maple Heights, WR, 5-7, 150 88. David Fulcher, Mason, RB, 5-11, 18589. Aaron Macer, Twinsburg,DB, 6-1, 18090. Kendall Walker, Cincinnati Moeller, LB, 6-1, 190

91. Kevin Brewton, Akron Garfield, DL/TE, 6-4, 215 92. Dylan Brumbaugh, Green, DL, 6-5, 25093. Kyle Hammonds, Solon, RB, 5-10, 170 (Ohio)94. Bryce Cheek, Olentangy, DB, 6-0, 170 (Akron)95. Trent Toothman, Salem, QB/LB, 6-1, 205 96. Isaiah Williams, John Adams (Cleveland), DT, 6-4, 25097. Zach Steinmetz, St Johns (Toledo), TE, 6-4, 235 98. Jeremey Whitlow, Cle. Central Catholic, WR, 6-2, 18799. Akise Teague, Ursuline, ATH, 5-9, 165 100. Rodriguez Coleman, Cincinnati LaSalle, WR 6-3, 180

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The Next 100Players are listed in no particular order

Jamare Mills, Dublin Scioto, OL, 6-6, 250A.J. Hicks, Solon, LB, 6-1, 215Trevon Pendleton, Portsmouth West, LB, 6-0, 225Jack Woodall, St Xavier, OL, 6-5, 255Austin Vogt, Delphos St Johns, OL, 6-4, 276Matt Skura, Worthington Kilbourne, OL, 6-3, 260Jimmy May Jr, Warren Harding, DB, 6-1, 166 Malik Moore, Glenville, ATH, 5-11, 170Tristin Boykin, Centerville, RB, 6-0, 190Paul Harris, Marion Franklin, RB, 6-1, 185Robert Walton Jr, Glenville, RB, 5-10, 206Rakim Reed, Canton Timken, TE/ATH, 6-4, 205Dylan Blythe, Grove City Christian, TE, 6-6, 240Kyle Seyfried, Wyoming, QB 6-1, 195Kyle Ohradzansky, Canton McKinley, QB, 6-0, 212Matt Staubach, McNichols (Cincinnati), QB,6-4, 215Marcus Fuller, Ashland, QB, 6-0, 195Rico Butler, Hilliard Davidson, RB, 5-9, 180Treyvon Robinson, Garfield Heights, LB, 6-0, 205Chris Pohlman, Delphos St. John's, LB, 6'2, 240Mikhail Seawood, Warren Harding, LB, 6-1, 215Matt Redfield, Bishop Watterson, LB, 6-1, 212 Andrew Kummer, Cincinnati LaSalle, QB, 6-3, 205Marcus Graham, Trotwood Madison, QB, 6-2, 190 Evan Shimensky, Kent Roosevelt, QB, 5-11, 182 Lloyd Henry, Garfield Heights, WR, 6-0, 160Diontre Delk, Cleveland Heights, WR, 5-9, 150Damond Powell, Toledo Rogers, WR, 6-0, 165 Kenny Lewis, Hamilton,WR, 5-10, 170 Ian Folmar II, Warren G Harding, OL, 6-5, 339Joseph Thuney, Kettering Alter, OL, 6-5, 235 Andrew Bohan , Avon Lake , OL, 6-4, 250 Tyrone Patel , Purcell Marion, OL, 6-3, 270Jacob Yoder, Columbiana, OL, 6-5, 245 Brandon Jackson, St Edward, OL, 6-4, 340Brandon Purdum, Jonathan Alder, OL, 6-4, 240 Antwan Crutcher, Glenville, DL, 6-2, 260 Cody Reesman, Howland, DL, 6-2, 270Michael Rossi, Cardinal Mooney, DL, 6-3, 265Hunter Maynard, Columbus Watterson, DL, 6-2, 284Jesse Birden, Steubenville, LB, 6-0, 200 Cody Latimer, Dayton Jefferson,LB, 6-3, 205 Devante Strickland, Marion Franklin, LB, 6-2, 220


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Erich Myers, Mason, LB, 6-2, 225Michael Hollins, Maple Heights, DB, 5-10, 160Julius Ruby, Trotwood Madison, DB, 5-10, 145 Maurice Blacknail, Trotwood Madison, DB, 5-11, 165Corey Webber, Winton Woods, DB, 6-0, 175Allen Evans, John Adams, DB, 6-1, 185Teddy Link, Kettering Alter, DB, 6-1, 195Trey Thomas, Wayne, DB, 6-0, 186Valaugn Griggs, Glenville, ATH, 6-1, 185Jimmy Luther, Uniontown Lake, ATH, 6-1, 175Anthony White, Withrow, ATH, 6-3, 184Jamyl Scott, Fairfield Senior, DB, 5-10, 170Robby Coury, St Edward, DB, 6-1, 190Charles Perdue Jr, Youngstown Liberty, DB, 6-0, 190Tontre Simpson, Orrville, ATH, 6-1, 187DeNard Pinckney, Sylvania Southview, ATH, 6-2, 195Harold Jones-Quartey, Columbus Crusaders, RB, 5-11, 184Josh McClain, Northmont, ATH, 6-2, 225Brian Cleckley, Hamilton, ATH, 6-1, 175 Evonte Dunn, Glenville, RB, 5-8, 165 Teven Williams, Wayne, DB, 5-11, 195Nate White, St Johns (Toledo),DB, 6-1, 185Kaleb Goins, Lehman Catholic, ATH, 5-11, 195Blake Jackson, Canfield, ATH, 5-10, 175Mike Brown, Pickerington Central, ATH, 5-11, 175Jay Smith, Pickerington Central, ATH, 5-11, 185 Denzel Larkin, Mount Healthy, ATH, 5-11, 180 Richard Sanders, Mentor Lake Catholic, ATH, 5-8, 180Jamiil Williams, Lima Shawnee, ATH, 5-11, 170Anthony Fox, Cardinal Mooney, P/K 5-10, 198 Cody Grice, Akron Firestone, FB, 6-0, 235 Jeffie Johnson, Hilliard Bradley, RB, 5-10, 191Donnie Eatmon, Nordonia, RB, 6-1, 190 Jordan Leininger, Delphos St. John's, LB, 6-1, 215Anthony Quinn, Sylvania Southview, LB, 6-3, 210 Byron Thompson, Springfield, WR, 6-3, 185Garryt Abfalter-Scott, West (Columbus), WR, 6-3, 195James Lucas, Canton South, WR, 6-2, 210Jeremy McCoy, Marion Franklin, WR, 6-2, 195Nicholas Davis, Glenville, WR, 5-11, 170 Dana Day, Maple Heights, WR, 5-9, 160 Max Morrison, Kenton, WR, 6-1, 165 Ronnie Willoughby, WR, Avon Lake, 6-4, 185Josh Bass, Springfield, DB, 5-8, 165Michael Bonner, Wayne (Huber Heights), DB, 5-11, 170Michael Freeman, Columbus Crusaders, DB, 5-10, 165 Thomas Owens, Winton Woods, DB, 5-9, 195David Moran, Cincinnati Loveland, DE, 6-5, 235Tyler Miesse, Thomas Worthington, DE 6-4, 220Charles Harpen, Clinton-Massie, DE 6-4, 235 Matt Brown, Big Walnut, DE 6-2, 230Reed Remington, Walsh, DE 6-4, 230Tyler Settles, Goshen, DT, 6-1, 266Trey Anderson, Miami Trace, LB, 6-2, 225Chris Williams, Streetsboro, DL, 6-3, 230 Mark Rogers, Edison Local, TE, 6-2, 235 Matthew Longo, Bellbrook, DE, 6-4, 220

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TOP 101. Braxton Miller, Wayne, 6-2, 1852. Cardale Jones, Glenville, 6-5, 2153. Patrick Coyne, Hamilton Badin, 6-1, 200 (Cincinnati)4. Cole Stoudt, Dublin Coffman, 6-4, 1855. Connor Cook, Walsh Jesuit, 6-5, 200 (Michigan State)6. Trent Toothman, Salem, 6-1, 205 7. Andrew Kummer, Cincinnati LaSalle, 6-3, 2058. Marcus Graham, Trotwood Madison, 6-2, 1909. Marcus Fuller, Ashland, 6-0, 19510. Evan Shimensky, Kent Roosevelt, 5-11, 182

The Next FiveKyle Seyfried, Wyoming, 6-1, 195Kyle Ohradzansky, Canton McKinley, 6-0, 187Matt Staubach, McNichols (Cincinnati), 6-4, 220Eric Martin, Turpin, 6-2, 200Ryan Gannon, Dublin Jerome, 6-2, 185

Keep An Eye OnEvan Jamison, North Union, 6-6, 205 Matthew Spragg, Findlay, 6-3, 225 Paul Kempe, Ursuline, 6-1, 180 Colton Wallace, Mentor, 6-2, 180 Oliver Hildebrandt, St Vincent St Mary, 6-5, 215Danny Reaser, Elyria Catholic, 6-2, 185 Lester Hughes, Campbell Memorial, 6-1, 170Robbie Plagens, Rocky River, 6-2, 183Kyle Pohl, Germantown Valley View, 6-3, 185Myles Hicks, Northland, 6-4, 198 Zachary Lewis, Nordonia, 6-4, 225Chad Auber, Lakewood, 6-1, 160 Nick Gentile, Columbus DeSales, 6-1, 210Jonny Brewster, Kings, 6-3, 185Kevin Burke, St Edward, 5-9, 170Gabe Gilbert, Clyde, 6-0, 220 J.C Gibson, Reynoldsburg, 6-3, 235Jake Johns, Upper Arlington, 6-1, 205Michael Massaad, Westlake, 6-1, 190 Ben Schwieterman, Bethal Local, 6-3, 170Nicholas Lawley, Cincinnati Christian, 6-6, 195Shane Seckman, Glen Este, 6-4, 215Drew Weissling, Dublin Scioto, 6-5, 195Ryan Hoke, Bay, 6-2, 170 Sheldon Akin, Beechcroft, 6-0, 170 Drew Osborne, Centerburg, 6-2, 172 Mason Antoun, Reading, 6-2, 205 Justin Chandler, Toledo St Francis, 6-1, 200 Matt Carpenter, Oakwood, 6-2, 200 Jared Leet, Olentangy Orange, 6-3, 180

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Below, we take a look at the Top 10 Prospects at each position,Five Others who could crack the Top 10 and a slew of otherswho figure to have huge impacts this season - and in college.



Top 101. Antwan Gilbert, Trotwood-Madison, 5-10, 174 2. Tyler Williams, Cincinnati Colerain, 5-8, 165 3. Trayion Durham, Cincinnati Colerain, 6-2, 2274. Robert Walton Jr, Glenville, 5-10, 206 5. David Fulcher, Mason, 5-11, 185 6. Akise Teague, Ursuline, 5-9, 165 7. Tristin Boykin , Centerville, 6-0, 190 8. Rico Butler, Hilliard Davidson, 5-9, 180 9. Paul Harris , Marion Franklin, 6-1, 185 10. Kyle Hammonds, Solon, 5-10, 170 (Ohio)

The Next Five Anthone Taylor, Wayne, 5-9, 180Jayshan Jackson, Westerville South, 5-7, 180 Cody Grice, Akron Firestone, 6-0, 235 Devin Jarrett, Hamilton, 5-9, 210Elijah Farrakhan, Canton McKinely, 5-9, 188

Keep An Eye OnMatt Cyrus, Hilliard Darby, 6-1, 205 Jeffie Johnson, Hilliard Bradley, 5-10, 191 Donnie Eatmon, Nordonia, 6-1, 190 Taylor Royster, Lima Central Catholic, 6-0, 217 Michael Korecz, Mentor, 5-10, 200 Jordan Mitchell, Whetstone (Columbus), 5-9, 170 Ben Coffaro, Cincinnati Elder, 5-9, 175 Jermayne Brooks, Struthers, 6-1, 190 Jourdan Wickliffe, St Charles (Columbus), 6-1, 177 Richie Dyer, Moeller, 5-9, 160Terrell Bates, St Edward, 5-9, 195 Kyle Boddie, Bexley, 5-7, 170 Trevon Tucker, Fostoria, 5-9, 175 JaDarian Bowers, Sylvania Southview, 5-10, 160 Devontre Burks, Vandalia-Butler, 5-10, 195 Chevon Meadows, Akron Buchtel, 5-10, 170 Calebb Goings, Toledo Central Catholic, 5-11, 190 Joey Schneider, Toledo Central Catholic, 6-2, 190 Deionte Carlock , Lakota West, 5-9, 150 Ryan Bounds, Cleveland Heights, 6-0, 185Tyler (Speedy) Hammond, Pickerington Central, 5-8, 175 Bruce Reed, Austintown Fitch, 5-8, 180 Aaron Stokes, Chaminade Julienne, 5-8, 180 Semaj Thompson, Columbus East, 5-7, 157 Blake Joe, Olentangy Orange, 5-10, 175 Derrick Goliday, Reynoldsburg, 5-8, 170 Demond Hymes, Warren Harding, 5-10, 195JJ McKay, Coshocton, 5-10, 170 Brandon Cardinal, St Edward, 5-7, 170 Michael Carter, Gahanna Lincoln, 5-7, 178 Tony Davis, Edgewood, 5-10, 175 Dashawn Farley, Withrow, 5-9, 170 Kimani Grant, Brush (Cleveland), 5-8, 197 Matt Green, Anthony Wayne, 5-9, 165 Noah Key, Bishop Hartley, 5-10, 175

Running Backs Ezra Kim, Dublin Coffman, 6-0, 195 Reggie McClain, Westland, 5-10, 195 Vidal OConner, Delaware Hayes, 5-9, 185 Bobby Brown, Akron North, 5-11, 195Tyrell Russell, Northridge, 5-9, 170Jason Stump, Amherst Steele , 5-10, 196 Tucker Skove, Cincinnati Moeller, 5-11, 180 Alec Torgerson, Cuyahoga Heights, 5-9, 180 Rashad Kyte, Reading Sr., 5-9, 180 Austin Duncanson, Glen Este , 5-11, 175 Joey Robertson, Bishop Fenwick , 5-8, 185 Jordan Usher, Walnut Ridge, 5-8, 180 Tyler Dyla, Glouster Trimble, 5-9, 175

Top 101. Roger Williamson, Dayton Dunbar, 6-2, 1802. Shaq Washington, Maple Heights, 5-9, 1653. Devin Smith, Massillon Washington, 6-2, 175 4. A.J Jordan, Trotwood-Madison, 6-2, 180 5. Shane Wynn, Glenville, 5-10, 175 6. Landon Smith, Girard, 6-1, 185 7. Justin Olack, Massillon Washington, 6-4, 195 8. Andre Stubbs, Maple Heights, 5-7, 150 9. Jeremey Whitlow, Cleveland Central Catholic, 6-2, 187 10. Rodriguez Coleman, Cincinnati LaSalle, 6-3, 180

The Next FiveLloyd Henry, Garfield Heights, 6-0, 160 Diontre Delk, Cleveland Heights, 5-9, 150Damond Powell, Toledo Rogers, 6-0, 165 Kenny Lewis, Hamilton, 5-10, 170 Byron Thompson, Springfield, 6-3, 185

Keep An Eye OnGarryt Abfalter-Scott, West (Columbus), 6-3, 195James Lucas, Canton South, 6-2, 210 Jeremy McCoy, Marion Franklin, 6-2, 195 Nicholas Davis, Glenville, 5-11, 170 Dana Day, Maple Heights, 5-9, 160 Max Morrison, Kenton, 6-1, 165 Ronnie Willoughby, Avon Lake, 6-4, 185 Nate Spears, Marion Franklin, 6-5, 185 Duke Price, Wooster, 5-10, 170 Taylor Hanes, McComb, 6-2, 185LJ Chambers, Bedford, 6-1, 185 Thomas Owens, Winton Woods, 5-9, 195Marcus Cade, Mentor, 6-1, 205 Robert Johnson, Brush (Cleveland), 6-4, 185Jay McCants, Princeton, 6-5, 201 Claybuorne Miller, Maple Heights, 6-4, 212 Dustin Howell, Kenton, 6-0, 180 Chuck Zavarella, Mayfield, 6-3, 185 Casey Williams, Tri-Valley, 6-0, 170Danny Duvall, Hubbard, 6-0, 190Jalen Jones, Westerville Central, 5-10, 155

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Top 101. Nick Vannett, Westerville Central, 6-6, 225 2. Ray Hamilton, Strongsville, 6-5, 225 3. Darien Bryant, Pickerington North, 6-4, 205 4. Kevin Brewton, Akron Garfield, 6-4, 215 5. Benson Browne, Walnut Hills, 6-6, 235 4.5 6. Anthony Kukwa, Perry, 6-3, 215 7. Rakim Reed, Canton Timken, 6-4, 205 8. Zach Steinmetz, Toledo St Johns, 6-4, 235 9. Dylan Blythe, Grove City Christian, 6-6, 240 10. Edward KIllingsworth, Warren Harding, 6-3, 202

The Next FiveConor Voreis, Elyria Catholic, 6-4, 215 Chris Williams, Streetsboro, 6-3, 230 Mark Rogers, Edison Local, 6-2, 235 Alex Viox, Cincinnati Elder, 6-5, 210 Michael Butler, Dayton Dunbar, 6-5, 235

Keep An Eye OnTaylor Atwood, Johnstown Monroe, 6-3, 200

Tight Ends

Ronnie Galloway, Shaw, 6-7 205 Devante Strickland, Marion Franklin, 6-2, 220 Konnor Chuba, Sylvania Soutview, 6-4, 210 Tyler W. Hammond, Pickerington Central, 6-1 185 Nathan Pirkle, Riverside, 6-4, 195 Kody Richardson, Delphos Jefferson, 6-4, 205 Tanner Yates, Gahanna Lincoln, 6-4, 215 Nate Stasik, Field, 6-2, 210

Top 101. Aundrey Walker, Glenville, 6-5, 305 2. Christopher Carter Jr., Cleveland JFK, 6-5, 325 (Ohio State)3. Tommy Brown, Akron Firestone, 6-5, 300 (Ohio State)4. Donavon Clark , Finneytown, 6-4, 2955. Antonio Underwood, Shaker Heights, 6-3, 292 (Ohio State)6. Ryan Kelly, Lakota West, 6-5, 270 7. Justin Murray, Sycamore, 6-5, 240 (Cincinnati)8. Ray Ball, Westerville South, 6-5, 3209. Chris Boles. Jr, Toledo Central Catholic, 6-4, 315 10. Geoff Mogus, St Edward, 6-4, 260

The Next FiveAdam Redmond, Walsh Jesuit, 6-6, 225Kyle Cameron, Toledo Central Catholic, 6-3, 285Alex Huettel, Pickerington North, 6-4, 255 Jack Woodall, St Xavier, 6-5, 255 Austin Vogt, Delphos St Johns, 6-4, 276

Keep An Eye OnMatt Skura, Worthington Kilbourne, 6-3, 260 Larry Sampson, London, 6-4, 281 Ian Folmar II, Warren G Harding, 6-5, 339 Joseph Thuney, Kettering Alter, 6-5, 235 Jamare Mills, Dublin Scioto, 6-6, 250 Andrew Bohan , Avon Lake , 6-4, 250 Tyrone Patel , Purcell Marion, 6-3, 270Jacob Yoder, Columbiana, 6-5, 245 Brandon Jackson, St Edward, 6-4, 340Ryan Schneiber, St. Xavier, 6-3, 265Donavon Garner, Maple Heights, 6-3, 275 Brandon Ferguson, West Branch (Beliot), 6-8, 260Alex Goff , Madison Comprehensive , 6-4, 280 Michael Ramos, St Ignatius, 6-4, 270 Jason Varwig, Jason Varwig, 6-5, 300 Nick Stotts, Lebanon (Warren), 6-5, 245 Alex Sherer, Upper Arlington, 6-3, 279 Mike Shaw, Gahanna Lincoln, 6-4, 245 Nate Terhune, Orange, 6-4, 225 Vinnie Cordova, New Albany, 6-5, 270Nate Manos, Marlington, 6-4, 255Luka Markulin, Liberty (Youngstown), 6-5, 270 Dustin Underwood, Eaton, 6-2, 275 Seth Everhart, Carlisle, 6-5, 290 Micah Charlton Jr., Avon Lake, 6-2, 250 Seth Mitchell, Bellefontaine , 6-3, 305

Offensive Line

Elijah Scott, Bexley, 5-10, 160Matt Beaman, Lakeview, 6-4, 170 Devonte Marable, Watkins Memorial, 5-9 170 T.J. Woods, Eaton, 6-2, 180Jon Bessick, Mansfield Senior, 6-2, 165 Gabriel Nimmons, Pickerington North, 6-0, 170 Cameron Bishop, Roger Bacon, 6-0, 175 Lewis Staum, Olentangy, 6-3, 187 Kadeem Brewer, St Peter Chanel, 6-0, 190 Colby Salyer, Upper Scioto Valley, 6-4, 170 Brandynn Clark, Nordonia, 5-10, 153 Sam Rodriguez, Conotton Valley, 6-2, 200 Yosef Amha, Westerville Central, 6-0, 175 Justin McKee, Columbus Africentric, 6-1, 175 Colin McManamon, St Edward, 6-2, 185 Chase Polk, Canton Timken, 6-3, 175Jonathan Tighe, Wyoming, 6-1, 190 William Parks, Belmont, 6-2, 170Dreadnaught Stubbs, Kenston, 6-3, 180 Donovan Carter, Nordonia, 6-1, 160 A.J. Graham, Woodridge, 6-0, 192 Mike James, John Marshall, 6-4, 189 Chris Osbun, Dublin Jerome, 5-9 175Nico Sidari, Padua Franciscan, 6-2, 190 Matt Woeste, LaSalle, 6-0, 185Tyler Noel, Portsmouth Notre Dame, 6-4, 200Devonta Brooks, Cleveland South, 6-2, 175Reese Klenke, Coldwater, 6-3, 190 Josh Busby, Thornville-Sherida, 6-5, 240Wayne Grant, Twinsburg, 6-0, 205Auston Smith, Trotwood Madison, 5-11, 165 Renon Lorenzo, Trotwood Madison, 5-9, 160Bernie Thompson, Belmont Union Local, 5-8, 150



Jamari Morgan, Northland, 6-6, 329 Danny Jeandervin, Dover, 6-4, 285 Stephen Yanovich, Newton Falls, 6-2, 272 Felix Fowler , Toledo Rogers, 6-7, 315 Mike Molnar, Ledgemont , 6-7, 310 Ben Rader, Sycamore, 6-6, 235 Aaron Greer, Hamilton, 6-6, 295David Bosak, Polind Seminary, 6-1, 245 Mason Halter, St Ignatius, 6-6, 240Nathan Ruiz, South Range , 6-7, 265 Donald Baggett , Mt Healthy, 6-3, 290 David Montenaro, Hilliard Davidson, 6-2, 243 Nate Mountain, Streetsboro, 6-3, 283 Casey Slane, Marion Harding, 6-3, 285 Chris Reaper, Toledo Whitmer, 6-4, 255 Tim Trummer, Kettering Fairmont, 6-2, 245 Casey Slane, Marion Harding , 6-3, 297 Shane Oswalt, Tri-County North, 6-6, 315 Chuck Woody, Glenville, 6-3, 260 Carl Roberts, Glenville, 6-3, 290 Jeffrey Cole, Upper Arlington, 6-4, 262 Cody Evans, Franklin Heights (Columbus), 6-3, 375 Zach Ewais, Lake Catholic (Mentor), 6-4, 280 Thomas Gilles, Jr. , Bishop Watterson (Columbus), 6-4, 275 Clark Hillenbrand, New Albany, 6-2, 235 Ben Rader, Sycamore, 6-6, 235 Tim Shovlin, Walsh Jesuit, 6-2, 230 Jason Lee, Toledo Central Catholic, 6-3, 260 Jake Rigg, Springboro, 6-2, 250 Ben Copher, Germantown Valley View, 6-7, 265Cameron Bailey, Vandalia Butler, 6-6, 280Dante' Brantley, Fairborn, 6-6, 295Nick Humphries, Canton Central Catholic, 6-3, 255Rich Underwood, Akron East, 6-4, 295Alex Liggett, Bellbrook, 6-4, 270Steven Crane, Grove City, 6-6, 330Dylan Welch, Paulding, 6-2, 263Tim King, Logan, 6-1, 240 Alex Isaac, Avon , 6-0. 245Thomas Gilles Jr., Columbus Watterson, 6-3, 269 Nick Codrea, Akron St Vincent St Mary, 6-3, 270 Phil Brinkman, Lakota West, 6-2, 270Pete Wearsch, Ursuline, 6-3, 250 Zach Conlan , Ursuline, 6-1, 290

Top 101. Kenny Hayes, Toledo Whitmer, 6-5, 216 (Ohio State)2. Steve Miller, Canton McKinley, 6-5, 218 (Ohio State)3. Chase Farris, Elyria, 6-5, 250 (Ohio State)4. Chris Rock, Columbus DeSales, 6-5, 250 5. Brad Carrico, Dublin Coffman, 6-6, 255 (Notre Dame)6. Jesse Hayes, Archbishop Moeller, 6-4, 2307. Austin Traylor, Columbus Walnut Ridge, 6-4, 2108. Brian Mihalik, Avon Lake, 6-7, 2309. Joel Heath, Mount Healthy, 6-6, 235 10. Chad West, Perry, 6-5, 220

Defensive Ends

The Next FiveEric Price, Wyoming, 6-5, 220 Jack Miller, St Johns (Toledo), 6-4, 245 Bryan Baird, Bellbrook, 6-4, 215 Keith Heitzman, Hilliard Davidson, 6-3, 222 Max Pirman, Orrville, 6-5, 215 (Indiana)

Keep An Eye OnDavid Moran, Cincinnati Loveland, 6-5, 235 Tyler Miesse, Thomas Worthington, 6-4, 220Charles Harpen, Clinton-Massie , 6-4, 235 Matt Brown, Big Walnut, 6-2, 230 Reed Remington, Walsh, 6-4, 230 Kashton Foley, New Albany, 6-5, 205 Matthew Longo, Bellbrook, 6-4, 220 Miles Davis Jr., Berea, 6-4, 240 Max Phelps, Dublin Coffman, 6-5, 205 Justin Straight, Clinton-Massie , 6-3, 225 Tim Dysart, Independence (Columbus), 6-3, 215 Brandon Lee, Gahanna Lincoln, 6-5, 235 Jayson Gwinn, Whitehall-Yearling, 6-4, 200 Jim Cercek, Field (Mogadore), 6-3, 235 Joey Bradley, Theodore Roosevelt, 6-3, 240 Jack Beebe, Dublin Jerome, 6-3, 225 William Garlock, Alliance, 6-2, 235 Jim Rice, Canton Central Catholic, 6-2, 245Brandon Purdy, Fairborn, 6-2, 225Jack Henry, Anthony Wayne, 6-3, 215 Matt McCoy, Wyoming , 6-4, 240 Tyler Miesse, Thomas Worthington, 6-4, 220 Josh Ohler, Ledgemont, 6-5, 220 Jake Mauer, Brunswick, 6-1, 225 Kole Johnston, Fairview Park, 6-4, 200

Top 101. Mike Bennett, Centerville, 6-3, 270 (Ohio State)2. Kevin Williams, Springfield Local, 6-3, 270 (Nebraska)3. Chase Hounshell, Mentor Lake Catholic, 6-5, 245 4. Tony Davis, Wyoming , 6-4, 2455. Robert Mincey, Fairfield Senior, 6-4, 235 6. Kyle Rose, Centerville, 6-4, 2357. Brandon Mitchell, Withrow, 6-2, 3008. Collin Perchinske, Padua Franciscan, 6-5, 2459. Dylan Brumbaugh, Green, 6-5, 2507. 10. Isaiah Williams, John Adams (Cleveland), 6-4, 250

The Next FiveBrandon Purdum, Jonathan Alder, 6-4, 240 Antwan Crutcher, Glenville, 6-2, 260 Cody Reesman, Howland, 6-2, 270Michael Rossi, Cardinal Mooney, 6-3, 265Hunter Maynard, Columbus Watterson, 6-2, 284

Keep An Eye OnTerrion Jackson, Hamilton, 6-4, 250

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Anthony Pruitt, Groveport Madison, 6-4, 280Tyler Settles, Goshen, 6-1, 266.2 Mike King, Salem, 6-3, 270Dominique Scrivens, Warren Harding, 6-4, 255Matt Douglas, Columbiana, 6-4, 250 DJ Williams, Akron St Vincent St Mary, 6-4, 270 Conner Donnini, Centerville, 6-0, 270 Ben OBryant, Canal Winchester, 6-4, 265 Shane McManamon , St Edward, 6-1, 275 Blake Clowes, Hilliard Darby, 6-2, 295 Troy Decker, Deleware Hayes, 6-3, 230 Dalton Hartley, Delaware Hayes, 6-2, 280 Johnnie Lemons III, Notre Dame Cathedral Latin, 6-1, 315 Jemar Walk, Perkins, 6-2, 258 Shane Oswalt, Tri County North, 6-6, 315 Ben Duffie, Eaton, 6-0, 270Randy Toth, Kenston, 6-3, 240 Brandon Wyatt, Woodward, 6-4, 300 Chavez Leath, Northmont, 5-11 280Jarred Jones, Chaminade Julienne, 6-2, 250 Tommy Campbell, Wyoming, 6-2, 235 Delroy Chance, Toledo Central Catholic, 6-1, 270 Chase Fidler, Loudenville, 6-3, 280Alex Goff, Madison Comprehensive, 6-4, 275Alex Harrell, Dublin Coffman, 6-0, 240Corey Mullins, Waynedale, 6-4, 335 Jimmy Ros, Franklin Heights, 6-1, 270 Tim King, Logan, 6-1, 240

Top 101. Trey DePriest, Springfield, 6-2, 215 4.62. Jarrett Grace, Cincinnati Colerain, 6-4, 225 3. Steven Daniels, St Xavier, 6-1, 240 4. Antonio Poole, Winton Woods, 6-0, 195 5. Marquise Vann, Fairfield Senior , 6-0, 220 6. Zack Shaw, Coshocton, 6-3, 215 (Indiana)7. Nicholas Grigsby, Trotwood-Madison, 6-0, 195 8. Mike Replogle, Centerville, 6-3, 208 (Indiana)9. Ben Russell, Oak Hills, 6-2, 215 10. Jake Lindsey, Cincinnati Elder, 6-2, 215

The Next FiveKendall Walker, Cincinnati Moeller, 6-1, 190 A.J. Hicks, Solon, 6-1, 215 Treyvon Robinson, Garfield Heights, 6-0, 205 Trevon Pendleton, Portsmouth West, 6-0, 225 Chris Pohlman, Delphos St. John's, 6-2, 240

Keep An Eye OnMikhail Seawood, Warren Harding, 6-1, 215 Matt Redfield, Columbus Watterson, 6-1, 212 Trey Anderson, Miami Trace, 6-2, 225 Warren Shields, North Union, 6-3, 210 Gunner Calhoun, Clinton Massie, 6-2, 215 Sly Hagan, New Albany, 6-1, 221 Blake Novotny, Hubbard, 6-3, 210

Middle Linebackers

Matt Casey, Olentangy Liberty, 6-1, 212 Kyle Schwarber, Middletown, 6-1, 205Corey Jones, Northwood, 6-2, 235 Jonathan Rogers, Canfield, 6-1, 200 Paul Schultz, Lutheran West, 6-2, 230 Alex Hake, New Albany, 6-0, 210 Nick Hargate, Cardinal Mooney, 6-1, 196Gary Ransom, Zanesville, 6-0, 225 Shawn Barkalow , Miamisburg, 6-3, 224 Taven Howell, Westerville South, 6-1, 220 Innocent Macha, Roger Bacon, 6-0, 200 Jake Pennese, St Johns (Toledo), 6-0, 210 Hayden Davis, Springfield, 6-0, 230 Davaughn DuBose, Shaker Heights, 5-11, 215 Maurice McGee, Westerville Central, 5-11, 208 Malcolm Mitchell, Franklin Heights, 6-0, 217 Wes Kohler, Carroll, 6-1, 220 Ante Lozancic, Eastlake North, 6-0, 210 Clarence Scott, Cardinal Mooney, 5-8, 198 Nicholas Porter, Worthington Kilbourne, 5-11, 202 James Romanowski, Kenston, 6-1, 225 Ryan Brown, West Branch, 6-0, 200 Aaron Weyer, Ada, 6-1, 215 Marty Thomas, Amherst Steele, 6-0, 200John Sikora, Campbell Memorial, 5-10, 210

Top 101. Andre Sturdivant, Glenville, 6-2, 235 2. Sean Duggan, St Xavier, 6-4, 215 3. Shaquil Petteway, Steubenville, 6-1, 200 4. Deonte Gibson, St Edward, 6-2, 2155. Andrew Smith, Cincinnati Colerain, 6-1, 185 6. Mark Murphy, St Vincent St Mary (Akron), 6-2, 195 7. Percy Johnson, Kenston, 6-1, 215 8. Anthony Smith, Zanesville, 6-2, 225 9. Johnny Lowdermilk, Carrollton, 6-2, 190 10. Jesse Birden, Steubenville, 6-0, 200

The Next FiveDevante Strickland, Marion Franklin, 6-2, 220 Cody Latimer, Dayton Jefferson, 6-3, 205 Erich Myers, Mason, 6-2, 225 Tashan Mitchell, Western Reserve Academy, 6-3, 205 Jordan Leininger, Delphos St. John's, 6-1, 215

Keep An Eye OnAnthony Quinn, Sylvania Southview, 6-3, 210 Joe Germano, Athens, 6-2, 210 Justin Winters, Kettering Alter, 6-1, 199 A.J. Peters , Ashland, 6-2, 215 Ryan Rattay, St Johns (Toledo), 6-2, 212 Jerry Miles, Dublin Scioto, 6-0, 190 Alfonso Allen, Oberlin, 6-4, 185 Devon Drish, Glenville, 6-0, 192 Corey Jones, Northwood, 6-2, 235

Outside Linebackers



Adammichael Gesell, Olentangy Liberty, 6-2, 208 Stacey Wheat, Trotwood-Madison, 6-0, 185 Gene Rucker, Marion Harding, 6-0, 195 Franklin Hearns, Youngstown East, 6-3, 200Marquis Brookins, Thomas Worthington, 6-4, 230 Mitch Geyer, Findlay, 6-3, 190 Kameryn Carter, Gahanna Lincoln, 6-1, 220 Anthony LaRubbio, Lakota East, 6-1, 210 DJ Pullom, Findlay, 6-3, 205 J. Drake Wakefield, Westerville South, 6-0, 200 Antonio Longino, East Cleveland Shaw, 6-2, 195Trevoris Bell, Akron East, 6-4, 200Shawn Barkalow, Miamisburg, 6-3, 230Rayshawn Daniels, SanduskyConnor Hoge, St Charles, 6-1, 195 Brian Walborn, Avon Lake, 6-3, 200 Michael Fisher, Lima Senior, 6-0, 195 Sammy Faulkner, Butler, 6-1, 215 Ryan Porter, Mineral Ridge, 6-2, 215 Michael Schooley, Louisville, 6-1, 190 Tyrone Lindsey, Linden McKinley, 6-2, 205Jordan Markota, Ursuline, 6-3, 200 Jordan Quinn, Garfield Heights, 6-2, 175

Top 101. Doran Grant, Akron St Vincent St Mary, 5-11, 175 2. Greg Brown, Fremont Ross, 5-10, 180 (Michigan)3. Chris Dukes, Cincinnati Colerain, 5-10, 177 4. Darius Patton, Poland Seminary, 5-10, 170 5. Eddie Norrils, St Johns (Toledo), 5-11, 180 6. Aaron Macer, Twinsburg, 6-1, 180 7. Bryce Cheek, Olentangy, 6-0, 170 (Akron)8. Jimmy May Jr, Warren Harding, 6-1, 166 9. Malik Moore, Glenville, 5-11, 170 10. Michael Hollins, Maple Heights, 5-10, 160

The Next FiveJulius Ruby, Trotwood Madison, 5-10, 145 Maurice Blacknail, Trotwood Madison, 5-11, 165 Corey Webber, Winton Woods, 6-0, 175Tervon Moore, Dublin Scioto, 6-0, 160 Chaz Veal, Hamilton, 6-0, 170

Keep An Eye OnMichael Bonner, Wayne (Huber Heights), 5-11, 170 D. Ian Dixon, Athens, 5-8, 156 Michael Freeman, Westerville South, 5-10, 165 Steve Magic, Streetsboro, 6-1, 180 Richard Bledsoe, Campbell Memorial, 6-1, 170 Mike Thomas, Youngsotwn East, 5-10, 170 Nick VanHoose, Graham, 6-1, 160 Shaquille Jinks, Moeller, 6-1, 190Josh Bass, Springfield, 5-8, 165 Johnny Duncan Jr, Canton McKinley, 5-11, 168 Tyler Miller, Massillon Washington, 5-10, 180

Corners

Zach Rogers, Elyria Catholic, 6-0, 195 Charles Brown, Cardinal Mooney, 5-8, 170 Tyrome Nelson, Withrow, 5-11, 155Jake Danks, Crestview, 6-0, 182 Damon Rothgeb, Upper Arlington, 6-1, 185 Kyle Tomko, Padua Franciscan, 6-0, 175 Dasmon Briggs, Stebbins, 6-0, 170Kyle Phillips, Waynedale, 6-0, 160 Keilo Lawson, Thurgood Marshall, 5-10, 165

Top 101. Ronald Tanner II, Eastmoor Academy, 6-1, 190 2. Eilar Hardy, Pickerington Central, 6-0, 180 3. DerJuan Gambrell, Toledo Rogers, 6-2, 180 4. Tamani Carter, Pickerington Central, 5-11 175 5. Tre Moore, Wayne, 6-0, 1706. Allen Evans, John Adams, 6-1, 185 7. Teddy Link, Kettering Alter, 6-1, 195 8. Trey Thomas, Wayne, 6-0, 186 9. Valaugn Griggs, Glenville, 6-1, 185 10. Jimmy Luther, Uniontown Lake, 6-1, 175

The Next FiveAnthony White, Withrow, 6-3, 184 Jamyl Scott, Fairfield Senior, 5-10 170 Robby Coury, St Edward, 6-1, 190 Charles Perdue, Jr, Liberty (Youngstown), 6-0, 190 Tontre Simpson, Orrville, 6-1, 187

Keep An Eye OnZach Bomar, Winton Woods, 6-0, 170Mike Lopuchovsky, Hubbard, 6-2, 185 Freddie Burton, Canton McKinley, 5-8 185 Chris Humphrey, Solon, 6-1, 170 Anthony Hall, Moeller (Cincinnati), 6-2, 180Jeff Podolsky, Ursuline, 5-9 160 Emmanuel Debramaletta, Cleveland Heights, 6-1, 175 Zach Matracia, McClain, 6-2, 185Avery Bailey, St Edward, 6-1, 195 Vincent Pree, Withrow, 6-1, 175 Tre Bias, Northland, 6-1, 175 Miles Fisher, Westerville Central, 6-0, 190 Tony Traylor, Pickerington North, 5-10 175 Devon Jones, Margaretta, 6-1, 195 Zach Matracia, McClain, 6-2, 190 Davonne Dixon, Akron Garfield, 5-11 175 Mitchell Czerniak, Newton Falls, 6-2, 185 Brandon Fox, Valley View, 5-11 185 Nate Greczanik, Archbishop Hoban, 6-2, 185 Denzel Harris, Brush (Cleveland), 6-0, 175Arlin Hill, Shaker Heights, 5-11 170 James Holodnak I, North Royalton, 6-1, 162 Evan Kendrick, Columbus DeSales, 5-10 185 Divante Oliver, Northland, 5-9 175Jonathan Sanders, Northland, 6-0, 185

Safeties



Ronald McCloud, East Cleveland Shaw, 6-0, 175Micah White, East Cleveland Shaw, 5-10 170Sam Jones, Canal Winchester, 6-0, 170 Donovan Layne, Chaminade Julienne, 5-11 190 Philip Arnold, Eastlake North, 6-1, 165 Patrick Crane, Bishop Fenwick, 6-1, 190 Marty Gibbons, Lake Catholic, 5-10 175 Brandon Reese, Centerville, 5-10 185

Top 101. Darius Hillary, Sycamore, 5-9 170 2. DeNard Pinckney, Sylvania Southview, 6-2, 195 3. Harold Jones-Quartey, Columbus Crusaders, 5-11 184 4. Brian Cleckley, Hamilton, 6-1, 175 5. Evonte Dunn, Glenville, 5-8 165 6. Teven Williams, Wayne, 5-11 195 7. Nate White, St Johns (Toledo), 6-1, 185 8. Kaleb Goins, Lehman Catholic, 5-11 195 9. Blake Jackson, Canfield, 5-10 17510. Jamiil Williams, Lima Shawnee, 5-11 170

The Next FiveMike Brown, Pickerington Central, 5-11 175 Jay Smith, Pickerington Central, 5-11 185 Denzel Larkin, Mount Healthy, 5-11 180 Richard Sanders, Mentor Lake Catholic, 5-8 180 Brandon James, Barberton, 5-11 190

Keep An Eye OnDemetrius Clark, Columbus Ready, 6-0, 185Josh McClain, Northmont, 6-2, 225 Chuck Bradford, Euclid, 6-0, 170 Jimmy Turvy, Bishop Fenwick, 6-2, 190 Stephen Wilmington, Ravenna, 6-0, 177 Stephen Munafo, Bishop Fenwick, 6-1, 185 Jordan Mulford, Hilliard Bradley, 5-8 170 Carter Hill, Crestview Local, 6-0, 197 Westen Hale, Oak Hill, 6-1, 210Talion Grace, Reynoldsburg, 6-0, 180 Devonte Morgan, Glenville, 6-1, 185 Mike Wynn, Euclid, 5-11 180 Westen Hale, Oak Hill, 6-1, 210Deiondre Mack, Ravenna, 5-10 165 Dalonta Noble, Cardinal Stritch, 6-2, 205 Michael Taylor, Franklin Heights (Columbus), 5-7 155 Jonny Brewster, Kings, 6-3, 185Christian Brown, Lexington, 6-2, 190 Joe Brown, West (Columbus), 6-2, 215 Alex Schuster, Cincinnati LaSalle, 6-0, 170 Eric Pugh, Independence, 5-10 170 Mason Poland, Mechanicsburg, 6-1, 175 Johnny Robinson Jr, Glenville, 5-10 170 Kris Strange, Pickerington Central, 6-0, 178 Marlon Worthington Jr, Glenville, 5-9 165 Quentin Wright, Whetstone, 5-9 170

Athletes

TreVon Jones, East Cleveland Shaw, 5-10 165 Josh Stump, Toledo Central Catholic, 5-11 165 Anthony Kline, Newton Falls, 5-11 175 Eric Kline, Newton Falls, 5-11 175 Logan Pearce, Logan Pearce, 6-0, 190 Terrell Riddle, Youngstown East, 6-3, 195 Veuntrae Robinson, Boardman, 6-3, 185 Brandon Schankweiler, Wheelersburg, 5-11 175 Tracey Barnes, Mount Healthy, 5-7 180 Dontell Kennedy, Maple Heights, 5-10 195 Jordan Mulford, Hilliard Bradley, 5-8 170 Sheldon Tillman, Worthington Kilbourne, 5-8 185 Zach Tura, McDonald, 5-8 180 Rufus Johnson, Lima central catholic, 5-11 175 Zachary Lonneman, William Henry Harrison, 6-2, 210 Mitch Sluss, Louisville, 6-0, 180 Britt Cox, Bucyrus, 5-9 165 Cam Brown, Arlington, 6-0, 200 Marquis Johnson, Marquis Johnson, 5-8 160 Brandon Fox, Valley View, 5-11 185

Keep An Eye OnTaylor Depew, Eastwood, 5-9 160 Austin Everhart, Ada, 5-11 175 Kyle Pignatiello, Tippecanone, 5-9 185 Robert Stein, Sycamore, 5-8 150 Ryan Adams, Carroll, 6-2, 190 Jaron Lohmeyer, Louisville, 5-8 170Anthony Fox, Cardinal Mooney, 5-10 198 Drew Kaser, Walsh Jesuit, 6-4, 195 Chris Walla, Poland Seminary, 5-10 190

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