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In case you missed today’s GHSF Daily Newsletter, they went over the state’s statistical leaders, and right at the very top of rushing yards is St. Ann-Pecelli’s Pierre Summers. With right at 561 yards rushing, 11 touchdowns and a whopping 14.4 yards per carry, Summers is really making a case for college coaches to
At this point, most of you have probably reading this have seen an article or maybe even two from us about Logan Johnson. Dating back to his sophomore year where he won a top play, the lightening-quick receiver has been consistently covered on our site – probably rivaling Ladd McConkey from the class of 2020
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – follow on Twitter Orion Bonner is another great wideout coming out of Moultrie for the Colquitt County Packers. Bonner is a guy that has seen time on both sides of the ball for the Packers, but he is looking to make a splash in Josh Crawford’s high flying offense
To be truthful, it was really the start of the pandemic that we first saw Jake Pope’s name pop up into the recruiting world on a consistent basis. He was a big-time player for Buford his sophomore year back in 2019, and he did have some very good offers leading up to April, but his
Starting his freshman year at Locust Grove, last year Tarez Hamilton proved that he was a legit recruit to watch out for. After seeing his highlights from the first two games of his sophomore year though, it is clear Hamilton is a FBS talent. In just his first few games, Hamilton has managed to have
For the last few seasons there has been a consistent theme in the Habersham Central backfield, and that is Jackson Clouâtré putting up big yards. Well last Friday Clouâtré had the game of his career rushing for 300 yards against Apalachee. The play that capped off the night was a +50 yard touchdown where Clouâtré
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – follow on Twitter Dijmon Miller is a talented young man out of Moultrie for the Colquitt County Packers. He plays all over the field as needed for the Packers – quarterback, wideout and defensive back. As versatile as he is, Miller sees the most time at wide receiver.
Zaquan Bryan is a 2023 athlete that we have known about for a few years now, and heading into his sophomore year he is looking to make an impact at the varsity level that should turn some heads. Going into this season Bryan only had 2 varsity games under his belt, but in last
Senior safety Montrel Jenkins was looking to make a statement his final year of high school football. Heading into Week 1 the North Cobb product was still not on many colleges’ radar, but after two pick sixes in their opener against Sprayberry, Jenkins has to be opening up some college coach’s eyes here soon. We
If there one consistent theme coming out of Rome during this offseason was the continued emergence of Jay Wise. Going back to his junior year the lanky wide receiver was a real playmaker, especially in the redzone for the Wolves, but this offseason there seemed to be some legit hype surrounding the senior – more
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – Azalea City Sports This is a two-part story. Part 1 will feature Rashod Brockington and Part 2 will feature Kish Wright. Both are Preseason All-State athletes. There is a quick ‘RG Take’ at the bottom too. Part 1 Rashod Brockington is heading into his senior year for the Lanier
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – Azalea City Sports Will Collier is an offensive tackle for The Valdosta Wildcats. He is one of the four returning starters on the squad. There is good expectations that he is poised for another great season with the ‘Cats. Collier has great size at 6’5 265 pounds and he
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – Azalea City Sports Kelvin Gaines is an athletic lineman that plays all over line of scrimmage on defense for the Lanier County Bulldogs. The rising senior had a great junior campaign that saw himself and his teammates improve from the 2018 season. Gaines stands at 6’0 290 pounds and
Written by: Mike Faulkner Class of 2021 cornerback Edwin Mangual out of Archer high school hasn’t let the pandemic stop him from achieving his goals. Mangual has received interest from Georgia Southern, Chattanooga, Puget University, Missouri Western and a few more. “It’s exciting and a blessing. Getting my first offer was very exciting to me,”
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – Azalea City Sports Mike Miller is a rising junior in the 2022 class at Valdosta High School. Mike is poised to have a stellar junior season for the ‘Cats. Miller has spent the last two seasons studying under recent FSU commit Tate Rodemaker. He also had the chance to
Written by: Mike Faulkner Class of 2021 rising senior Daysan Ranew from Mountain View High School is a big offensive linemen on the recruiting radar. The 6’5″ 315 lbs. linemen is enjoying and taking advantage of the recruiting process. “Recruitment is going pretty good for me. I have an offer from Stetson, Saint Anselm, Culver-Stockton
Written by: Mike Faulkner Right out of Rockdale County High School is senior OT Christian Anderson, who previously this summer received his first two offers from Texas Southern and Lincoln University. “I’m excited that I got them, you know you have to start somewhere, and at least I have the opportunity to play football at
If you been following our Twitter account the last few years, chances are that you have seen Logan Johnson in some capacity. The class of 2021 slot receiver stands to be one of the smallest players on the field at around 5’6″, but in terms of work ethic, passion for the game of football, and
Houston County’s Cam Stewart patrolled the middle of the defense last year and ended up with 80 tackles, and created a duo of turnovers each in interceptions, fumbles forced and recovered. It was a productive year no-doubt for the intense class of 2021 defender, and that momentum has built towards solid recruiting interest here during
Last year, Ze’Vian Capers was “The Guy” at receiver for Denmark, but he is now at Auburn, and the Danes are looking for a new go-to target at receiver. Who will step up? Well, there certainly seems to be some hype surrounding rising senior receiver Teddy Davenport. The quick steady-handed received had a strong junior
Jordan Clark out of Richmond Hill was quietly one of the best cornerbacks not just in the southeast sector of the state, but in our opinion, the state at large. The 2021 corner had some huge games last year for Richmond Hill, going up against some of the top competition in all of class 6-A
In terms of pure raw explosion, there is not many athletes in the class of 2021 that pound for pound share the same strength that Paxton Corkery out of Jefferson possesses. The linebacker/fullback for Jefferson literally pops on film, and watching him make an open field tackle where he explodes through the tackle sending the
In our eyes one of the top cornerbacks here in the state of Georgia is Kaleb Anthony out of ELCA. It was probably during the state title that notion solidified, but after seeing the speedy athlete live, we were sold on his college potential. To put simply, Anthony has some of the best film you
Down in the southeast corner of the state is where you almost always find talented young athletes, and Glynn Academy’s rising senior Jaiden Miller fits the bill. The quick corner put together an impressive highlight tape in 2019, and since about March he has seen colleges take an interest in his abilities to play
Woodland-Stockbridge is never short of talent in a given recruiting class, and colleges typically stop by each year to see the next crop of talented upperclassmen during the evaluation period. We have seen it time and again where players load up with offers during the spring and early summer, but with the Coronavirus jumping into
