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Prep Red Zone Indiana 2023 top 100 RANK PLAYER HT/WT POS [RANK] HIGH SCHOOL COMMITMENT 1 Drayk Bowen 6'2" / 215 LB1 Andrean 2 Kendrick Gilbert 6'5" / 255 DL1 Cathedral 3 Daeh McCullough 6'2" / 195 DB1 Bloomington South Indiana 4 Joshua Mickens 6'5" / 230 DL2 Lawrence Central 5 Nick Thompson 6'2" / 185 DB2 Bishop Luers 6 Robert Lamar 5'10" / 180 RB1 Clarksville 7 Damon Sturm 5'11" / 180 RB2 Terre Haute North 8 Patrick Kendall III 6'5" / 280 DL3 Cathedral 9 Winston Berglund 6'2" / 195 DB3 Carmel 10 Luke Skartvedt 6'5" / 300 OL1 Roncalli 11 Ethan Trent 6'2" / 280 OL2 Carmel 12 Lee Alexander 5'11" / 195 DB4 Warren Central 13 Joe Walker 6'5" / 215 WR1 Warren Central 14 TJ McWilliams 6'1" / 170 WR2 North Central 15 Luke Burgess 6'8" / 270 OL3 New Palestine 16 Trey Gibson 6'0" / 200 RB3 Hobart 17 Jaron Tibbs 6'4" / 190 WR3 Cathedral 18 Edward Hartig 6'6" / 290 OL4 Reitz Memorial 19 Trevor Lauck 6'6" / 280 OL5 Roncalli 20 Trent Baker-Booker 6'2" / 195 DB5 Lawrence Central 21 Nicholas Patterson 6'2" / 225 QB1 Mooresville 22 Will Heldt 6'5" / 225 DL4 Carmel 23 Aycen Stevens 6'4" / 215 QB2 Decatur Central 24 Serrell Curtis 6'1" / 170 DB6 Ben Davis 25 Josh Woods 6'0" / 205 LB2 Pike 26 Phillip Roche 6'1" / 190 ATH1 Merrillville 27 Jayden Whitaker 6'2" / 170 QB3 Brownsburg 28 Grant Shelton 6'2" / 180 DB7 Fishers 29 Cole Earlewine 6'0" / 195 DB8 Hamilton Southeastern 30 Blake Matthews 5'11" / 170 WR4 Carmel 31 Samirion Ford 6'0" / 190 DB9 Lawrence North 32 Deejay Mcferson 5'11" / 185 ATH2 Speedway 33 Sterling Smith 5'11" / 175 DB10 Warren Central 34 Brody Bolyn 6'3" / 270 OL6 Norwell 35 Hunter Gennicks 5'11" / 195 ATH3 Linton-Stockton 36 Ben Decker 6'6" / 275 OL7 Noblesville 37 Devaon Holman 6'2" / 170 DB11 Warren Central 38 Sam West 6'4" / 220 ATH4 Greensburg Community Indiana 39 Da’Shon Stewart 6'2" / 220 DL5 Evansville Central 40 Derek Overbay 6'4" / 215 TE1 DeKalb 41 Da’Von Doughty 5'10" / 205 LB3 North Side 42 Jeremiah Berry 6'0" / 190 RB4 Pike 43 Brady Probst 6'4" / 240 TE2 Brownsburg 44 Carson Dunn 5'10" / 190 ATH5 Fishers 45 Cameron Davenport 6'5" / 335 DL6 Ben Davis 46 CJ Davis 5'11" / 175 DB12 Ft. Wayne Northrop 47 Andrew Page 6'4" / 320 OL8 Noblesville 48 George Burhenn 6'5" / 210 TE3 Mt. Vernon 49 Bohde Dickerson 6'4" / 200 QB4 North Side 50 Chris Graham 5'10" / 195 ATH5 Rock Creek Academy Indiana 51 Isaiah Thacker 6'0" / 170 WR5 Triton Central 52 Bryson Bonelli 6'3" / 180 WR6 Batesville 53 Drew Wheat 5'10" / 160 RB6 Center Grove 54 Drew VanVleet 6'4" / 185 QB5 Bishop Chatard 55 Clay Conner 6'5" / 200 ATH6 Boonville 56 Deshaun Lowe 5'9" / 160 WR7 West Vigo 57 Jayden Morris 6'1" / 175 DB13 South Side 58 Noah Miller 6'3" / 245 DL7 Hobart 59 Brennan Wooten 6'4" / 240 TE4 Cathedral 60 Luke Haupert 6'1" / 180 QB6 Snider 61 Desmond Duffy 5'9" / 180 WR8 Carmel 62 Kaleb Kellems 6'4" / 175 WR9 North Harrison 63 Ridge Howard 6'2" / 210 LB4 Northridge 64 Theo Katris 6'1" / 175 DB14 Warsaw 65 Conway Zhang 6'1" / 280 DL8 Brebeuf Jesuit Prep 66 Rodney Gates 6'1" / 180 WR10 Elkhart 67 Peyton Slaven 5'11" / 160 QB7 Homestead 68 De’Eric Mister 6'7" / 280 OL9 West Side 69 Blake Herdes 6'3" / 185 QB8 Evansville Central 70 James Langen 6'4" / 230 ATH7 Lowell 71 Armani Davis 6'7" / 290 OL10 Pike 72 Asher Horn 6'0" / 190 DB15 Harrison 73 Jaden Wayt 6'3" / 180 ATH8 Terre Haute North Vigo 74 Aiden Duerig 6'5" / 300 OL11 Crown Point 75 Kevion Wellington 6'3" / 240 DL9 North Central 76 Caleb Marcus 5'10" / 180 RB7 Brownsburg 77 Alex Bailey 6'4" / 240 DL10 Tippecanoe Valley 78 Dillon Thieneman 6'0" / 190 DB16 Westfield 79 Dione Vaughn 6'1" / 175 DB17 Lawrence North 80 David Fairer 6'0" / 165 DB18 Ben Davis 81 Cameron Tilly 6'3" / 185 QB9 Castle Auburn (Baseball) 82 Jayden Pinkston 6'4" / 190 WR11 Tindley 83 Drew Weinzapfel 6'2" / 235 OL12 Reitz Memorial 84 Richard Woodson 6'2" / 280 OL13 Pike 85 Latrell Hannon 5'8" / 160 DB19 Lafayette Jefferson 86 Chris Jordan 6'0" / 220 LB5 Warren Central 87 Aj Reese 5'10" / 160 DB20 Lawrence North 88 Leo Collins 6'3" / 210 TE5 Evansville Memorial 89 Carson Parmer 6'3" / 195 QB10 South Decatur 90 Kamari Juarez 5'10" / 170 WR12 Snider 91 Gavin Houser 6'1" / 180 RB8 Elkhart 92 Alec Lawson 6'3" / 235 DL11 Decatur Central 93 Dylan Bennett 6'1" / 225 LB6 Carroll 94 Leighton Jones 6'3" / 255 DL12 Brownsburg Iowa 95 Russell Winchester 6'4" / 280 DL13 Warsaw Community 96 Jackson Ruess 6'5" / 290 OL14 Crown Point 97 Ethan Evers 6'1" / 210 LB7 NorthWood 98 Jaylen Zachery 5'8" / 180 RB9 Carmel 99 Colten Cahill 6'4" / 290 OL15 North Harrison 100 Elijah Mack 6'2" / 180 WR13 North Central (Indianapolis)

Made mine last night. Thanks for getting this rolling.

Donation made! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to follow this great sport in this great state!

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August 10, 2022

On the boys' side, they won NCC title in soccer in 2018 and 2019. In everything else, nothing since 1960 or so.

It’s a competitive issue dressed up in political theater. I think that’s painfully obvious. Unfortunate situation when you have doorknobs in leadership roles.

I assure you, if I’m ever in the area….. I was like 40/41 before I made it to all the remaining “famous” local bars.

I guess.... Perplexing how a team in the upper half of 5A in terms of enrollment and less than 50% F/R/L can go 1-8, especially in that conference. No place to go but up though.

Cold, crisp, easy drinkin' with no bitter aftertaste. Oh wait, that's Busch Light...

Silver Dollar?

I feel North is talented most years. Have to find a way to get over the 5 win hump. Seems like they had a really good group a couple years back and then the wheels came off 2nd half. I think not knowing how to handling success hurt that group. It’s one of the tastier drinks in the area.

Actually our incoming freshman and sophomores are really talented. We will see where that goes. Goldsberry is a freshman. He is 14 years old, 170 lb, 5' 10" and runs like a freight train. The potential sophomore QB is as fast or faster than Sigler was, but the difference is that this one can throw and throw pretty well.

Prep Redzone Indiana 2024 top 100 RANK PLAYER HT/WT POS [RANK] HIGH SCHOOL 1 Braunte Johnson 6'3" / 170 WR1 North Side 2 Mylan Graham 6'1" / 175 WR2 New Haven 3 Danny O’Neil 6'1" / 185 QB1 Cathedral 4 Santana Alo-Tupola 6'3" / 290 OL1 Brownsburg 5 Jaden Hart 6'0" / 195 RB1 Michigan City 6 Porter Rode 5'9" / 190 RB2 Evansville Reitz Memorial 7 Jo’Ziah Edmond 6'1" / 175 ATH1 Warren Central 8 Josh Ringer 6'1" / 190 RB3 East Central 9 Nylan Brown 6'0" / 225 LB1 Ben Davis 10 Jayden Jackson 6'2" / 300 DL1 Brownsburg 11 Patrick Clacks 6'2" / 175 WR3 Andrean 12 Damon Wilkins 5'10" / 155 DB1 Muncie Central 13 Jordan King 6'4" / 310 OL2 North Side 14 Ian Moore 6'6" / 290 OL3 New Palestine 15 Glenn Patterson 5'10" / 175 RB4 Lafayette Jefferson 16 Ransom McDermott 6'7" / 290 OL4 Noblesville 17 Tysen Smith 6'4" / 220 TE1 Bloomington South 18 DJ Gordon 6'1" / 195 QB2 Park Tudor 19 Mj Campbell 6'0" / 230 DL2 Decatur Central 20 Nehemiah Dau 5'11" / 205 LB2 Ben Davis 21 Brady Wolf 6'1" / 205 DL3 Fishers 22 Jackson Buis 6'3" / 290 OL5 Greencastle 23 Christian Peterson 5'10" / 165 WR4 Carmel 24 Sean DeLong 5'9" / 180 RB5 Gibson Southern 25 Marques Ballard 5'11" / 170 WR5 Boonville 26 Michael Herren 5'10" / 165 RB6 Gibson Southern 27 Alex Holmes-Gaines 6'1" / 190 DB2 Lawrence Central 28 Terrelle Elmore 6'2" / 210 DL4 West Side 29 Noah M Schneider 6'2" / 275 OL6 East Central 30 Aidan Steinfeldt 6'5" / 220 TE2 Bloomington North 31 Zachury Wurm 6'3" / 250 OL7 Adams Central 32 Scott Ballentine 6'0" / 175 QB3 Andrean 33 Grayson Thomas 5'11" / 165 RB7 New Palestine 34 Zach Bandy 6'5" / 300 OL8 Avon 35 Ariyan Ballance 5'11" / 180 WR6 Brownsburg 36 Hudauri Hines 6'1" / 185 DB3 Franklin Central 37 Toreeq Oyesigi 6'1" / 200 DB4 Ben Davis Highschool 38 Trey Stephens 6'1" / 200 LB3 Andrean 39 Cannon Brunes 5'11" / 205 ATH2 Western Boone 40 Braydon Durham 6'0" / 195 LB4 Heritage Hills 41 Xavier Taylor 5'10" / 160 ATH3 River Forest 42 Zack Leighty 6'2" / 275 OL9 East Noble 43 Ralph Rogers 6'0" / 190 LB5 Bloomington North 44 Ray Crawford 5'10" / 180 RB8 Triton Central 45 William Goodvine III 6'2" / 230 DL5 Westfield 46 Hunter Bennett 6'4" / 200 DL6 Mooresville 47 Julante Hinton 6'2" / 210 DL7 Northrop 48 Bradley Gibson 6'1" / 190 LB6 Hobart 49 Eli Quasebarth 5'10" / 160 DB5 North White 50 Braylen Gillard 6'2" / 180 RB9 Franklin Central 51 Russell Peterson 6'2" / 190 DB6 Decatur Central 52 Owen Bright 6'0" / 200 LB7 Center Grove 53 Jace Hurd 5'9" / 140 WR7 Avon 54 Eli Arthur 6'1" / 175 LB8 Pendleton Heights 55 Erik Bedock 6'3" / 270 OL10 LaVille 56 Langdon Holbrook 5'8" / 165 ATH4 Scottsburg 57 Zander Brazel 6'0" / 185 QB4 East Noble 58 Garrett Sherrell 5'8" / 180 RB10 Brownsburg 59 Cainen Northington 5'10" / 160 RB11 Evansville North 60 Marvis Nall III 6'1" / 300 OL11 Warren Central 61 Elijah Chandler 6'2" / 235 DL8 Center Grove 62 Dontae Pope 6'1" / 160 QB5 West Side 63 Keonta Barton 5'9" / 140 DB7 Evansville North 64 Halbert Aguirre 6'0" / 205 LB9 Decatur Central 65 Troy Marshall 5'8" / 180 ATH5 Portage 66 Levance Vaughen 6'0" / 270 DL9 McCutcheon 67 Joe Syrus 6'1" / 190 WR8 Fishers 68 Teagan Bennett 5'9" / 175 RB12 Lawrenceburg 69 Evan Collins 5'10" / 175 RB13 Portage 70 Tate Keller 5'11" / 175 RB14 Vincennes Lincoln 71 David Sturdivant 5'11" / 160 WR9 East Noble 72 Landon Drennan 6'2" / 195 LB10 Plainfield 73 Roland Tremble 6'3" / 300 OL12 Mt. Vernon 74 Clay McClelland 6'1" / 170 QB6 Charlestown 75 Corey Smith 6'2" / 160 WR10 Brownsburg 76 Anthony Boswell 6'3" / 220 OL13 Ben Davis 77 Hayden Summers 6'2" / 170 WR11 F.J. Reitz 78 Jace Stuckey 6'3" / 175 QB7 Triton Central 79 Luke Williams 6'1" / 295 OL14 Archbishop McNicholas 80 Antonio Harris 6'0" / 170 WR12 Castle 81 Jayon Harvey 5'10" / 165 DB8 Franklin Central 82 Ethan Elzey 6'2" DL10 Tri-West Hendricks 83 Amari Hope 5'7" / 145 WR13 Bosse 84 Mason Reynolds 6'1" / 190 QB8 Avon 85 Dontell Harris Jr 5'9" / 170 DB9 Morton 86 Brayden Combs 5'9" / 160 DB10 Lawrenceburg 87 Abraham Ramirez 6'5" / 300 OL15 Carmel 88 Andrew Lieske 6'0" / 170 WR14 Westfield 89 Thomas Lynch 5'8" / 150 RB15 Our Lady Of Providence 90 Harlen Summers 6'4" / 230 OL16 FJ Reitz 91 Luke Murphy 5'11" / 165 QB9 Zionsville 92 Drew Boyd 6'0" / 155 WR15 North Daviess 93 Quentin Maahs 6'0" / 165 RB16 Warsaw 94 Carter Magerski 6'0" / 185 QB10 Marian Catholic 95 Derrick Santiago 6'0" / 190 QB11 Bowman 96 Caden Vanderbush 6'4" / 185 ATH6 Plainfield 97 Javier Brito 6'2" / 205 DL11 Belen Jesuit 98 Darrion Stewart 6'2" / 220 DL12 Evansville Central 99 Lucas Plummer 6'3" / 180 QB12 LaVille 100 Drake Stevens 6'3" / 175 WR16 Shenandoah

You are right about that, measurement play an important role now. Just look at Brock Combs, since recruiters said he needed to be 2-3 inches taller to even sniff at an offer

Oh, and you haven't been to the Applebee's that Foxbat is referring to... It sometimes takes 90 minutes to get the appetizer!

I think it is opinion based on their measurables. Very few, if any of these guys will go D1

Adams County Athletic Conference

As you know, it is hard to tell much this early. To your QB comment. I can tell you how that is going to go....."hey! who is the most athletic senior? It is your job!" To be honest, I don't know where that will go, we have a sophomore QB that I believe would be excellent, but he will likely only see 3rd and 4th quarters on Friday nights. Looking forward to the season....my kid told me they have another scrimmage Monday at Reitz.

I concur.....Eastside didn't just beat Luers, they beat them up physically.....by ALOT. Weather could have played a roll but bad weather or not, Luers was NOT stopping the running game of Eastside last year. Carson Clark was great, but THE best player on that field last year resided in Butler.......

I think the breakout was instigated by a couple of idiot board members in Seymour. They tasked Seymour’s AD at the time to find another conference. Because geography plays a fairly important part, they could get five schools and really needed to get to six to have a viable option. BNL, Seymour, East, JC, and Madison. South Dearborn was the chosen one, but they had no interest in leaving the EIAC. Hindsight being 20/20 Lawrenceburg may have been the better option, not sure they would leave the EIAC either. Huge natural rivals and they compete pretty well across the board in the EIAC.

Andre Vaughn rietz josh wicker rietz duce Reeder went Vanderbilt,Kurt Davies went Purdue, Ryan merriweather ,Derek Barnett went Indiana, Nate Boyd ind st, Kareem neighbors ball st bart blaylock ball st, Casey gray new Mexico st, Mack Jacobs Illinois, Vince lidy, Allen lidy ball st, Andre Thomas Toledo, Keith lander, there's more just can't think of hand

Man I’m still hungover and counting my fingers….No clue.

This is a bit of a ridiculous statement. Luers had some amazing players, but Eastside was the better team. This was clear to anyone who watched that game with unbiased eyes. SAC fans need to swallow their pride and accept the fact that there are non-SAC teams in NE Indiana that could compete with the top teams in their conference. The non-SAC schools that could compete with Luers, etc. change from year to year, but they're out there each year. SAC is definitely the best conference in the NE corner, but Eastside was the better overall team last year - not just the night they played - last year, period. They also beat them in 2019 and took Luers to the wire in 2020. To say Luers should have won state is also crazy because they would've had to go through Eastbrook and Andrean just to get to LOS. All of that being said, great preview of the conference! I appreciate people sharing as much info as you did about each program.

Can you post the links by which donations can be made?

The same way Westfield and CHATARD were “playing with” Merrillville the last two years…

Not being argumentative, but who from the SIAC in recent times (say last 3-4 yrs) do you think had D1 talent that didn't go D1? From Memorial, I would say the players we've had in recent times who had "D1 talent" (or maybe the correct description is D1 size/talent) all went D1 - Drew Hart ('18 to EKU), Michael Lindauer ('19 Cincy to SIU) & Branson Combs ('19 to SIU). We've had a lot of other players who were very good HS players, but they weren't D1 caliber players.

Well well well..... look who's back. As far if any of us are still around? Uh...couple of us. 😂

Heritage Hills looked like they would beat Gibson Southern by 3 TD's. (I wasn't there, but that is what you REALLY wanted to ask, wasn't it?) 😄

Lol. Do we just forget that Roncalli was a missed XP away from becoming the first high school football team in the state to 4peat in the state title? Roncalli just lost in the regionals to (gasp a public school) despite having 3 D1 lineman. Your assessment is dogsh*t. Sans Warren Central, Roncalli was the program of Indiana high school football in the early to mid 2000’s. Crow all you want about about Roncalli’s “talent”, they’re nowhere near as good as they were in the Werner, Kuntz, Sergi days.

The IHSAA should be applauded for their efforts to enlarge the pool of crews available to advance. Unfortunately, this amounts to putting lipstick on a pig. As long as the coaches’ vote is the primary factor in advancement, the problem remains. Perception is reality. And the prevailing perception among officials is that there is no direct connection between the coaches’ vote and officiating proficiency. It is very difficult to convince officials that if they pay more attention to things like proper mechanics and consistent application of proper philosophy, they will became better officials, when the perception is that coaches don’t know anything about mechanics or philosophy, nor do they care and, therefore, excellence in those areas is not reflected in the coaches’ vote. This perception is bolstered when, for example, a crew shows up every 4 years for decades in Indianapolis on Thanksgiving weekend, and their mechanics look like a Saturday Night Live skit. Other officials see that and ask themselves why they should care about those things if the coaches who hold the crews’ tournament advancement in their hands don’t. It’s hard to fault that logic. So, some officials quit in frustration. But even those that don’t are not being properly incentivized, and the quality of officiating suffers as a result.

We have five kids, so with the Jeff games it would have been a couple of kids at that one, then dropping off a couple others off at another location. It'd be nice if we could drop them off and get straight to dinner, but that never happens. Kind of like right now with travel baseball and football. It'd be great of they all worked out logistically, but they always start/stop with the least amount of opportunity to maximize time ... unless you are considering maximizing time that I have to spend in the car, in a parking lot, or on the road.

-New Pal -Brownsburg -Center Grove -Noblesville Not sure this is a private/public school thing. Multiple public schools have had multiple D1 guys in the trenches the last couple years.

THAT guy.

OK, we gotta give folks time to at least get home before having to run back to the stadium to pick up the kids. We had gotten used to dropping the kids off at the football game, then going to eat, then going to pick the kids up after dinner. I recall the first time that Jeff hit that mercy rule with someone. We'd just ordered and the kids texted and said, "Second half just started and they said something about a running clock." My wife asked what that was and I said, "We've got 24 minutes to have Applebee's cook it, we eat it, and we get back to Jeff before the kids start lighting up the chat with 'Where are you?" If we go to first half, we won't have time to make it through the Taco Bell line on some games. 🙂

Not being a pedophile would be a great start.