Best outgoing Seniors in the Catholic Central
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<p>The Catholic League may be the most prominent and Elite league in all of Michigan. Even though this league only houses four teams, all four of these teams were state championship contenders this season. Of course, an elite league comes with elite prospects, and the four young men I'm talking about today are just that. These are four elite players that all deserve to play at the next level, and I look forward to watching them do so! </p>
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<p><strong>QB | [player_tooltip player_id='186875' first='Brady' last='Drogosh'] | De La Salle</strong></p>
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<p>Drogosh is the best QB the Catholic League has seen in a while. Committed to Cinci, I have no doubt he'll continue to develop and perform at a high level. This is arguably the best quarterback in Michigan, and I think there's a great argument to be made. He'll be hard to replace, but I know De La Salle has a stud set to start next season. </p>
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<p><strong>DE | [player_tooltip player_id='226712' first='Mason' last='Muragin'] | De La Salle</strong></p>
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<p>The second of many potential Pilots on this list! Muragin is a top 3 defensive end in Michigan, and I think he has an incredibly high ceiling. He'll be headed to Illinois, where he'll compete in the Big 10! I've already talked tirelessly about Muragin, so there isn't much additional information to state. </p>
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<p><strong>LB | [player_tooltip player_id='30334' first='Brayden' last='Courser'] | Catholic Central </strong></p>
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<p>Courser was the best linebacker in the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/10/catholic-league-coverage-five-duos-who-have-starred/?itm_campaign=wp-parsely&itm_medium=smart-link&itm_term=ab23f15bc9f3ae0ef746c0981389607f&itm_source=traffic-boost" data-smartlink="ab23f15bc9f3ae0ef746c0981389607f" title="Best outgoing Seniors in the Catholic Central">Catholic league</a>, and he's a great recruit for Michigan State. Courser is relentless, violent, and fast. He attacks the ball and is great in coverage. He was a top performer at the Prep Redzone showcase last spring, and if he keeps up his trajectory, he could be a Big 10 Starter soon! </p>
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<p><strong>LB | [player_tooltip player_id='248004' first='Andrew' last='LaBarre'] | Brother Rice </strong></p>
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<p>LaBarre works his tail off, and because he isn't extremely genetically gifted, he lacks those elite offers. His effort, physicality, and grades (4.2) are all elite. Andrew was a team captain and a true Warrior for Brother Rice. This is a prospect that will be extremely missed and one that will produce at the college level if he decides to continue playing.</p>
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The Catholic League may be the most prominent and Elite league in all of Michigan. Even though this league only houses four teams, all four of these teams were state championship contenders this season. Of course, an elite league comes with elite prospects, and the four young men I'm talking about today are just that. These are four elite players that all deserve to play at the next level, and I look forward to watching them do so!
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