Memorial Day Recruiting Report (Part Two)

Michael Huntley May 30, 2022 @ 06:36 AM

Mayfair (Lakewood) class of 2023 quarterback [player_tooltip player_id="145193" first="Evan" last="Tomich"] picked up his tenth offer this week. UNLV is the tenth school to offer Tomich joining Houston, Oregon State, Kansas and Middle Tennessee State. “Having a national recruit quarterback is a difference-maker,” Mayfair coach Derek Bedell told John W. Davis of the Press Telegram. “It puts your program on a different plateau when it comes to certain aspects in the recruiting industry, but really what it’s done is afforded our other players the opportunities to get noticed as well, which helps build the program and the community.” Tomich was the MVP of the Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase in January and was easily the best quarterback at the event. He has a smooth over the top delivery and has plus accuracy. He developed quick chemistry with the receivers at the camp he had never thrown to before and put up solid numbers in the speed drills. https://twitter.com/johnwdavis/status/1529598502317473792?s=20&t=bbXRPMoM4vlEVGc6NvOhDw <hr /> Jurupa Hills (Fontana) wide receiver and defensive back [player_tooltip player_id="190352" first="Jordan" last="Napier"] announced his commitment to San Diego State last week. Napier is effective on both sides of the ball and can also return kicks. As a defensive back he is fluid out of his break and reacts quickly to the ball. As a receiver he has the physical tools at 6-foot-1 and 185 pounds. San Diego State recruited Napier as a receiver. He had 9 other offers including Arkansas, Colorado, Oregon and Texas A&M among others. Napier is the third player from California in San Diego State’s 2023 recruiting class joining [player_tooltip player_id="145169" first="Marcus" last="Ratcliffe"] of Cathedral Catholic (San Diego) and [player_tooltip player_id="261729" first="Ryan" last="Silver"] of Serra (San Mateo). https://twitter.com/jaynapier20/status/1529632136659013632?s=20&t=bbXRPMoM4vlEVGc6NvOhDw <hr /> Corona del Mar class of 2025 tight end <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="347158" first="Zach" last="Giuliano"]</strong> picked up his first offer from UNLV last week. Giuliano is 6-foot-5, 225 pounds and is the younger brother of another former Sea Kings tight end Scott who plays at Harvard. He has strong hands for a player his age and is already a solid blocker. He has the frame to add some muscle without losing his athleticism. Giuliano will be a top target for Corona del Mar quarterback [player_tooltip player_id="145236" first="David" last="Rasor"] this season and should be a national recruit this time next year. https://twitter.com/LemmingReport/status/1523118006452486145?s=20&t=bbXRPMoM4vlEVGc6NvOhDw https://twitter.com/ZachGiuliano81/status/1528905627048636422?s=20&t=bbXRPMoM4vlEVGc6NvOhDw <hr /> Centennial (Corona) class of 2022 offensive lineman [player_tooltip player_id="25331" first="AJ" last="Vaipulu"] committed to New Mexico State last week. Vaipulu is an interior offensive lineman who is 6-foot-3 and 275 pounds. He has the athleticism to pull and is very aggressive. As a pass blocker he has a solid anchor and is effective and stopping power rush moves. Vaipulu also had an offer from Hawaii. He is the only player from Southern California in New Mexico State’s 2022 recruiting class. https://twitter.com/AjVaipulu1/status/1528610847865462785?s=20&t=bbXRPMoM4vlEVGc6NvOhDw