09/25/2008: Matawan's Hardy: Waiting for a shot
Matawan High School's (NJ) Kyle Hardy has what it takes to get the job done in a variety of ways for coach Joe Martucci's Huskies. Whether its lining-up at receiver, defensive-back or returning kicks and punts as a returner - you can count on the senior to shine.
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09/22/2008: Hodges: Is RU still on his mind?
Paulsboro (NJ) is off to a 2-0 start for the 2008 football season and Glen Howard's Red Raiders have no reason to expect a loss anytime soon due to the leadership that senior DB/QB/P/KR Gerald Hodges Jr. delivers. Hodges faces Shawney Kersey and Woodbury this upcoming weekend, a game that he is counting down to take part in. Also - HOW DOES NEW JERSEY'S SECOND BEST RECRUIT FEEL ABOUT RUTGERS AND THEIR 0-3 START?
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09/17/2008: St. Aug.'s Laws: 7 touches and 4 scores.
St. Augustine Prep out of Atlantic County, New Jersey had Jack Crawford (now at Penn State) represent the school in the Class of 2008 and now you can add another top-notch player following in the same footsteps in junior Darnell Laws Jr. Laws and his teammates faced Cardinal Dougherty (Philadelphia, Pa.) this past weekend which resulted in a huge day for the running-back.
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09/14/2008: NJ's TOP FB: Dashes for 246 yards
This past weekend Wall Township (Monmouth County, NJ) proved that there is indeed life after Tim Wright (now a freshman receiver at Rutgers). An all-around team effort was the key to Wall's 35-34 victory over Long Branch, but the states top fullback was the deciding factor displaying his skills as a tailback.
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09/09/2008: One of the nations best WR's: DE's Brown
New Jersey and Pennsylvania are known for having their share of the nations premier high school football recruits, but what about the small state that borders both states. Delaware has been in the midst of recruiting the past couple of years but there has yet to be a recruit to represent the state like Concord High School's senior athlete Justin Brown (at left on the cover of the Phil Grosz G & W Report 2008 Preseason All American Issue).
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08/25/2008: Class of ’09: SUPER 61 and on
The Chris Melvin and Sports University New Jersey SUPER 60 Class of 2009 team was introduced recently, but there are quite a few other recruits who barely missed the cut-off. Here is the remainder of the recruits whom have impressed Melvin. At left, Ian Cunningham is among the recruits on the bubble working his way in!
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08/18/2008: SUPER 60 NJ recruits for Class of 2009
Chris Melvin's (Eliterecruits.com) New Jersey SUPER 60 recruits for the Class of 2009 is ready to be announced. Not only will the team be announced here on Eliterecruits.com, but it will also be announced to the media and on special 11 x 17 posters. Spearheading the SUPER 60 sponsored by Sports University (www.Sports-U.com) is Notre Dame-bound RB Theo Riddick (right) and Rutgers-bound DB Gerald Hodges (left). Some of the recruits have committed, some have 30 offers, a few have 5 while some are awaiting their first - but they all have what it takes to be standouts at the next level. WHO IS THE TOP RECRUIT?
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07/28/2008: UPDATE: Peddie's Kenney verbals, Loper gets his first of many to come
The New Jersey Class of 2009 has a great deal of uncommitted and committed talent within it. Two of the Garden States top players are DB's David Kenney, at left (Peddie School) and Timber Creek's Eric Loper. Both recruits are rising seniors yet at different stages of recruiting: Kenney ending his status with a verbal and Loper launching his with his first offer.
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07/27/2008: Langerhans: Bright, talented with a BIG FUTURE
Moorestown won a state title last fall and the 2008 senior class led by WR/DB Byran Burnham who has headed-off to Tulsa was spectacular on both sides of the ball. But coach Russ Horton's undefeated Group III State Champion Quakers had a great deal of assistance from a few of New Jersey's top recruits for the Class of 2009 led by 6-8, 315 pound two-way lineman Charles Langerhans.
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07/23/2008: Loper: Feels that he is truly the best DB
Timber Creek High School (New Jersey) has a few players that colleges are eager to watch come this fall. One of the more electrifying players in the Garden State hails from the school and has the ability to take over a game on either side of the ball. This rising-senior is amongst the state best at his position, now he is aiming to be the Garden State's best. VIEW HIS FILM INSIDE!
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07/20/2008: Kenney displays his DB skills at camp
The Peddie School's (NJ) David Kenney has enough athleticism as a quarterback to have drawn in a few scholarship offers as an athlete. But his offer list has been at a standstill and the chiseled 6-foot-1, 205 pounds decided to put his defensive-back skills to a test in front of a few NFL players and spectators at the First Annual Brian Leonard Football Camp. HOW DID HE DO?
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07/16/2008: Williams: On recruiting, camps and offers
Besides camping at a few colleges from across the region, the Hun School's (New Jersey) Nick Williams has finally found himself focused on his upcoming season. Last fall the All Prep performer was a key performer for the Hun Raiders as he was his sophomore year when he intercepted 8 passes and he is expecting to do great things in 2009 as a team and individual alongside two of the nations top senior recruits in Anthony LaLota and Notre Dame-bound Tyler Stockton. VIEW HIS JUNIOR FILM INSIDE!
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07/14/2008: Rumson lineman: Makes the grade
The last time Rumson-Fair Haven High School (NJ) had a top football recruit was back in the late 90's when offensive-lineman Rob Petitti stared for the Bulldogs before heading off to the University of Pittsburgh and then the NFL. Another player with that type of talent is currently a rising-senior for coach Shane Fallon and he has TOP talent to match his TOP grades. Meet Taylor Brown.
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07/10/2008: No HUSH HUSH in this Chiefs recruiting
When it comes to winning football games and sending players off to play college football - you won't find too many high school football programs in the Eastern Region more established than Piscataway High School in Middlesex County, New Jersey. Coach Dan Higgins has sent a variety of his players off to shine at the collegiate level and the Class of 2009 will be no different. Presently Higgins has a few rising-seniors of whom are all capable of be one of the states premiere - one being defensive-end Aaron Hush who has already inherited his first offer and expecting many more.
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07/04/2008: Brian Leonard Football Camp
Brian Leonard will be hosting his inaugural football camp July 16 - 20 at the College of New Jersey in Ewing, New Jersey. The camp is a optional day or overnight camp for all positions and will include special guest such as RB Ray Rice (Baltimore Ravens), OL Jeremy Zuttah (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), DB Manny Collins (former New York Jet) and many more ... visit WWW.LEONARDCAMPS.COM and tell them that Eliterecruits.com sent you.
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07/02/2008: Another TOP Jersey product to RUTGERS
Abdul Smith may play high school football in Pennsylvania, but he is far from a being a PA recruit. Although he attends the Perkimen School in Pennsburg, PA - this sensational athlete and one of the nations top defensive-backs is originally from New Jersey and still calls the Garden State home and will continue to do so having committed to the Scarlet Knights.
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06/25/2008: Caponegro gets his first offer
Wall Township's (NJ) Blaze Caponegro has great size, vision, moves and speed as a ball-carrier. As a linebacker he is a sound and hard-hitting backer who is impossible to run away from due to his BLAZing speed. A variety of colleges have shown interest in the Class of 2009 recruit and the list is sure to expand as he heads into his senior season. VIEW HIS JUNIOR FILM INSIDE!
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06/24/2008: Expect more from this legit CB
Abraham Clark High School's (Roselle, NJ) Kendall James has it all! Size, speed, the grades and some of the most impressive talent that you will find in the entire tri-state. But the Class of 2009 recruit is nearly unknown amongst the recruiting world - but that is due to change.
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06/23/2008: Dynamic Duo pick RU
South Jersey has made a statement for having many of New Jersey's top recruits for the Class of 2009. Two of the Garden State's most herald recruits have made their collegiate decision. Just a few days ago it was Penns Grove WR Aaron Hayward selecting the Scarlet Knights and now you can add a few more top players in defensive-backs Gerald Hodges Jr. (left) and Logan Ryan (right).
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06/20/2008: Brown attends camp; gets first offer
It may be summer basketball time for Freehold Boro's rising senior Brandon Brown - but the star receiver and defensive-back from Monmouth County still has his mind set on football. Last week Brown was one of a handful of players or whom attended a one-day camp and returned home with offers for their efforts. VIEW HIS JUNIOR CLIPS INSIDE!
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