2025 PA Rankings Update, New Additions Part Two

<p class="text-gray-700">6'6, 225 pounds. Self-reports a 4.1 GPA. Only played in five games this past Fall for the Hill School, yet Hewitt's tape doesn't suggest a drop-off in talent or production. A bit surprised after inquiring on his recruitment status. A physique that should have college coaches drooling, arm talent and route variation on tape should prove he isn't a one-trick pony at Quarterback. The FCS offers might come, yet we know how tough, how limited opportunities are for quarterbacks wanting to reach the Division One level. </p>   <p>All this being said, Hewitt ranks just outside the Top 150, above many PIAA passers who can't check off the boxes Hewitt can. Sits as the highest-ranking passer without an offer to his name. Hewitt has been left off our rankings for years solely because the Hill School doesn't participate in the PIAA. That being said, we'd be doing a disservice to the young man to not have him on this list, especially when it could help boost his stock. Hewitt boasts junior and sophomore tape I have no problem sharing with college coaches out of New England looking for names to add to their QB board. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/chewitt1727/status/1722666721431957523 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Measurables are nowhere to be found. Any insight on camps or what Repko has been up to from December to now cannot be found on socials. This doesn't mean the young man hasn't been working, social media interaction isn't always the best indication of work ethic. It's likely Rekpo is on pace to carve out a substantial role at linebacker now that prominent 2024s have left for next-level ball.</p>   <p>Repko's tape is short but full of reps on St. Joseph's Prep's B Team. Two and a half minutes worth of reps at MLB. A timely blitzer, a backer who doesn't commit many false steps. Has developed gap integrity and great awareness despite playing sparingly. I won't be the one surprised by Repko's production this Fall when SJP seemingly doesn't miss a step in terms of run-defending. Expect Repko to make plays on special teams as well. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">6'4, 270 pounds. 80 inch wingspan.</p>   <p>10 sacks to his name, boasts a build that coaches can trust to station on both sides of the ball. His drive and production on defense is going to garner FCS and D2 attention his way, yet Reichard's frame is going to entice collegiate suitors to transition him to full-time tackle. Has powerful trunks for legs that can sustain the brunt of the flow when runs come his way. Can set the edge and disrupt OL/TE assignments. A DE in a 3-4 front is the obvious projection, Reichard is witnessed going through double, sometimes triple, teams to get to the BC or quarterback. This isn't a pass-rusher who predicates his game on speed and rush moves. Reichard is often too powerful off the snap for his matchup to displace. At the very least you'll find Reichard standing up his block, not allowing would-be gaps to open up on his side. Intrigued as to whether Reichard gets recruited to play OT or DE, equally intrigued to see if anything changes for Northwestern Lehigh during Reichard's senior season compared to his junior. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BryerReichard55/status/1734631144274993434 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='599218' first='Declan' last='Gray'] has come on and off our boards numerous times, simply because tape wasn't always readily available. Activity on Twitter is also limited, no posts in over two years. </p>   <p>6'2, 215 pounds. 3.5 GPA. No junior tape posted until February, which explains why Gray was on our Watchlist after post-season rankings went live in December 2023. Going to lead a Division Two's class in my opinion, is a crown jewel type of commitment for a PSAC out West. One of the more alignment versatile prospects in the entire state. Can suffice at any LB position, can play box safety. Wouldn't be surprised to see Gray work at TE or FB or H-Back. First two reps have Gray working out in the slot, working in space, blowing up swings and screens using pure awareness post-snap. A phenomenal athlete who can run hash-to-hash in a flash. The type of athlete you don't want to shackle, let him work in space to utilize his natural ability to sniff out plays. Awesome play recognition skills. High D2 grade. Can't go without mentioning his pass-catching reps littered throughout his tape, a serious playmaker with the football in his hands. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Unsure how a prospect like this slipped through the cracks. 6'3, 220. Can play TE yet is ranked as a DL (45th). Pottsgrove's [player_tooltip player_id='1325774' first='Cameron' last='Waller'] caught nine balls on the year for 100+ yards. Waller, more importantly, secured 51 tackles, three of which were sacks, 10 of which went for losses behind the LOS. An EDGE alignment called for Waller working out of a 4-3 front, Waller can get off the snap, use his hands and lateral agility to win against his first matchup quickly. Waller can go from hand-fighter to pursuer of the ball carrier with the flip of a switch. Waller carries a physically imposing build yet he's more slippery in the gaps than one might imagine. Tone-setting finisher/tackler. Works inside often, not sure this is going to hold up at the FCS level, but easily a name I will throw to D2s recruiting the area. TE reps show Waller can work seam benders, can be a safety option in the flat for his QB. I wouldn't be surprised to see a program explore Waller's potential at TE, he's going to need to block too, which I imagine is something Waller is capable of, despite it not showing on tape. There's a lot to work with here, expect D2s to inquire sooner rather than later.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/CameronWaller83/status/1802491311603294452 </div></figure>    <p class="text-gray-700"></p>    <p>6'0-6'1, 180 pounds. 3.8 GPA. Easily a top 30 linebacker tape among PA 2025s. Is a baseball participant. </p>   <p>100+ tackles on the year and yet Harris was left off the last update. Harris' phenomenal tape came out much later than expected, which ended up having Harris on our Watchlist for months on end. Now, ranked just outside the Top 250, Harris is a name I'm throwing to FCS and D2 programs alike looking for a potential stud backer at the next level. Can work as an inside backer in a 3-4 front, can likely serve as a MIKE backer if stationed in a 4-3. Sadly, Harris' tape is in chronological order, best plays aren't first, yet I still managed to watch all eleven minutes of his tape, as I deemed him worthy of doing so. Not every coach will do this, I advise a quick clean-up, moving best plays forward in tape, they are there to be found. Quick to the football, can shed his first blocker in a myriad of ways, can use hands to shed, can use lateral agility to shed. Harris' instincts often leave him in the right place at the right time. I've already begun sharing details on the young man to coaches who might be interested. I'd bet he eclipses the 100 mark again as a senior at Red Lion HS. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Jackson_Harris7/status/1755316135799513199 </div></figure>