June Check-In: Out Of State New York Prospects

There are several prospects from New York who decide to move to other areas or states for either football, school, or family reasons and even though they play their high school football outside of the state I want to feature several of the very talented prospects from the state who are dominant prospects in their respective areas.    Pitcher who is a former Section II ATH/RB who was excellent for CBA-Albany and moved to Suffield Academy has picked up offers from most of the IVY League schools plus Georgetown and Morgan State. Pitcher was the offensive player of the year not too long ago in Section II but has a ton of safety tape at Suffield Academy which has really improved his stock.     Walters who moved to Brookwood outside of Atlanta last season has been rolling in offers after a very strong sophomore season where he supplanted himself as one of the best guards in the country. The former Greece Athena standout who had played varsity ball since middle school not only has the size and natural strength to play at the FBS level. What separates Walters from other prospects nationally is his athleticism and explosive movements on tape.     McSweeney who is a really impressive athlete who is also a strong performer in track and field picked up offers from Navy, Dartmouth, Army, and Lehigh. Formerly of Rye HS in New York McSweeney played this last season with Avon Old Farms and is one of the more impressive WR prospects from New York this year with his verified athleticism.     Hudson who moved from Christ the King to Suffield Academy for a post-grad year got re-offered by the new staff at Stony Brook this spring. The OT prospect checks the size box at 6'7 310 and actually has really solid tape from his Senior and Junior seasons with CTK.     Ramil who played this season for Chenango Forks follows a similar family path down to Alabama to play for Thompson. Just this spring Ramil has picked up offers from North Alabama, Georgia Tech, James Madison, and Liberty. Ramil has great tape from his season in New York and the standout DE has the genetics with both of his brothers playing FBS football, one at James Madison and his Dad played at the University of Alabama.     Greaves is a player I was able to see test and camp in Pennsylvania on two separate days and the former Christ the King running back who was one of the top CHSFL players in New York in 2022 moved to Wyoming Seminary and in 2023 played primarily Running Back. Greaves has the body type and athleticism to impact the game as a returner or defensive back and is one of the better athletes from New York who currently plays out of state.     Carey spent this fall with St. Anthony's and just like he did when he was a freshman was a big impact player in the trenches for both seasons with the Friars. Carey made the big move to IMG Academy which will really be positive for his development. The ability to face FBS/NFL Caliber bodies and size in practice every single day and compete on a national schedule will really benefit Carey in the long run. Even though he holds 30+ offers already, Carey has continued to pick up offers from major FBS programs through the spring. Since moving to IMG Carey has picked up Florida, Wisconsin, USC (Southern California), Duke, Louisville, and Kentucky.     Adande Nartey - Nartey who was one of the top performing safeties in the CHSFL last season for Iona Prep and is doing a post-grad year at Suffield Academy. Nartey picked up an offer from Brown and has been busy on the camp scene through this summer so far.     The former Arlington TE has blown up through spring workouts at the Hun School, transitioning to OL McGann has picked up a ton of offers and interest. Too many offers to list McGann has picked up offers from Patriot League, CAA, IVY, and MAC schools totaling 10+ offers just since joining the Hun School many of which have come in June.   *Update - after posting this article, McGann committed to UConn*     Clarke who moved to the Hun School and also reclassified to the 2026 class has had a productive spring since joining the NJ Prep School. Clarke has picked up his first FBS offers from Rutgers, Pitt, Duke, and Boston College adding Penn and Princeton along the way.     Linyear, one of my favorite prospects in New York and, I think, one of the top 2025 RB prospects not many people know about, has also picked up some offers from Academies and UPenn. Now at Casteel HS in Arizona, Linyear is one of the top backs in the area.     Simmons, who is originally from Long Island, committed to Duke. He plays for Wake Forest High School and has impressive films from both his Junior and Sophomore seasons. Simmons did not hold a ton of offers but had some northeast IVY league opportunities and an offer from Shaw until Duke came into the picture.     Former Christ the King WR prospect who is overall one of the best prospects from New York in the 2025 class committed to Rutgers after big interest and offers from P4 schools. Houston was featured in the recruiting report on the New York site the week he committed.     Partlow, who just like Houston came from Christ the King to St Thomas More made his commitment to UCLA. The big DT prospect was a part of a very strong group of DL from the Christ the King team which featured Tyriq Blanding who is at Penn State, Fordham Commit [player_tooltip player_id='727383' first='Tyler' last='Davis'], and Arinze Maijeh who is now at the Berkshire School for a PG year.

There are several prospects from New York who decide to move to other areas or states for either football, school, or family reasons and even though they play their high school football outside of the state I want to feature several of the very talented prospects from the state who are dominant prospects in their respective areas.