Class of 2023: Breakout Candidates for 2020
Greg Patuto
The Class of 2023 had many players breakout during their first season. There will be plenty more during their sophomore seasons in 2020. Here are some under-the-radar names to keep an eye on.
<strong>Frankie Garbolin | North Brunswick</strong>
North Brunswick won nine games last season and that success should continue with their sophomore quarterback. Garbolin is the ultimate dark-horse player to breakout in his second season. He will be a big part of what North Brunswick does on the offensive end.
<strong>Sean Hall | Sussex Tech</strong>
Hall was a contributor in many ways for Sussex Tech. He showed great speed at the linebacker position along with strong hands. He is a player that is able to rush the passer or drop back in coverage. His versatility is a main reason why he will be on the field for Sussex Tech as a sophomore.
<strong>Matt Sims | Brearley</strong>
Brearley is getting their leading rusher back from last season in Dan Ramos, but that does not mean that Sims will not have a big year. He will see a bigger workload in his second season after getting his feet wet as a freshman. He will be a strong option off the bench for Brearley in 2020.
<strong>Isa McMillan | South River</strong>
McMillan will be in for a bigger workload in his second season with the loss of Cincere McCrary. He will be in a loaded backfield along with Austin Soares that will carry South River. McMillan is a reliable back with the ball in his hands and has a great burst.
<strong>Haiden Jones | Pope John</strong>
It was a tough season for Pope John in 2019 but they will certainly turn things around behind [player_tooltip player_id="27962" first="Peter" last="Delaportas"], Boston College commit and the top quarterback in the Class of 2022. Jones is another player who will take over a leadership role on the field. He is a duel-threat player that can contribute on both sides of the ball.
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