Unranked Spotlight: Future Rankees Shining After 3 Weeks of Play

<ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>baseball and basketball participant </li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>3.30 GPA</li> </ul>   <p>Has tape on Hudl showing off the dismantling of Garden Spot HS. Operates out of a spread system, off-season 7v7 work likely helped prepare the junior for reads in said system. Likes the middle of the field, sees it well. Not a one-trick pony in terms of routes he's willing to attack. Bodnar can loft catchable balls down the sideline, he's also more than willing to give his guy a chance via 50/50 ball. Not a dual-threat prospect, yet can tuck and run for first downs, as well as be a big-body to bring down inside the red zone. His stat line against Garden Spot caught my attention. His tape against North Schuylkill retained my attention. Bodnar slang the rock with supreme confidence against the GS secondary. Bodnar had to be a little more deliberate with the football against a better NS program. Decisive, accurate inside of 10-15 yards. Bodnar took what was given, hitting outs and secondary reads when primaries weren't an option. This proves he's capable of more than beating up lesser teams. I'll have my eye on Bodnar moving forward, profile also created and ready for claiming.</p>     <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>6'0, 230, Team Captain and Rochester commit</li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>4.18 GPA</li> </ul>   <p>Held a handful of D3 offers, a shame a young man of this caliber fell through the cracks. Hershey's [player_tooltip player_id='1429179' first='Sean' last='Elliott'] should have been repped on our site for years, I'm just discovering his talents for myself now. Elliott is coming off a terrific outing against Palmyra HS, an outing in which Elliott carved up the turf for 230+ rushing yards and four scores. 11 yards a clip, Elliott made his presence felt on the defensive side of the football too. Elliott is a two-way player who has a real chance to be recruited to play back or backer at Rochester. Build, experience, and play style all support this possibility. 8 tackles and a blocked PAT, this registered away from the offensive side of the football. Elliott was witnessed generating incredible forward momentum off the hand-off. Multiple reps displayed on tape where Elliott would barrel through would-be tacklers. Blends this power and lower leg drive with good balance I might add. Hershey likes to deploy heavy sets, multiple sets with two tight ends in-line, often an H-back aligned somewhere in the backfield as well. Elliott looks comfortable running behind multiple blockers, as well as running between the tackles. This is a bruising back with a high two-way motor. Would rank well among 2025 peers.</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/seanelliktt/status/1829317045088899247 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">No tape to look at from the first three weeks of the season, a shame, considering I was a bit excited to plug this young man's name a bit. Damir Miles-Willis still has two minutes of junior tape to shed light on, however. Said tape would have likely landed him beside ranked 2025 DBs. A disruptive corner who was often targeted deep last Fall. Miles-Willis shows off a blend of alignments that he looks comfortable in. Can align on or off, can play with cushion, can bump and run a bit, can play close the LOS and shed to set the edge, or help in run support. Has a natural feel of when to get out of his backpedal yet every HS corner in the country could be better here. Runs well, his catch-up speed is promising. Handsy, nice chunk of PBUs seen on tape. A corner Chichester relies on to stay in-phase with an opponent's deep threat. Want to see tape from his senior year to see where he compares with 2025 corners relative to his height and weight.</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/DamirMilesWills/status/1830702929726120081 </div></figure>     <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>basketball participant </li> </ul>   <p>North Penn's [player_tooltip player_id='463107' first='Rylei' last='Gray'] is a sophomore currently on our Watchlist due to a lack of prior tape. Now with more opportunities to be had, Gray is starting to put some tape on Hudl worth our attention. Gray, who is a bit unassuming in terms of size/stature, came up on the positive end of some red zone targets headed his way. Gray was flagged for what would have been his third PBU, the rep still being a solid one despite the penalty called. Gray would stifle two Quakertown touchdown attempts, throws headed for QTown's [player_tooltip player_id='855322' first='Aiden' last='Burgy'], who out-heights Gray by several inches. Gray would manage to stay in-phase and disrupt both passes, locating the football well in each rep. Gray is young, this tape alone won't get him in our ranks quite yet. That being said, this is a solid start for a new name on our site. We will continue to plug in Gray's tape with each passing week.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Very excited to get this young man involved on our site, this being the first piece including the CB East sophomore. Evaluation comes after watching Ridley, Freedom, Cheltenham, and CR North tapes. Ridley and Freedom tapes give you an idea of what is to come later in his Hudl catalog. A prospect with vision and patience inside a linebacker's body. CB East is likely to deploy double-TE sets, as well as double-H-Back sets too, splits are as tight as can be, with CB East's quarterback being comfortable under center. These heavy sets are accompanied by [player_tooltip player_id='1429192' first='Michael' last='Price'] in the backfield. Unsure of his prior experience with the football, Price looks natural toting the rock. Often times witnessed following his blocks in the hole, getting skinny while maintaining balance if need be. Often witnessed setting up running lanes outside. Often witnessed lowering his shoulder and barreling through backers and DBs. Price is a tall back, so I won't fault him for having high pad level too much. An instant thought to run sets for inside of the red zone, especially the goal line. Too much forward momentum, too much leg drive, too much power to not call his number, especially with 9 blockers in front of him. This isn't a bulky, chunky bruiser, Price has a bit more athleticism than I might've given him credit for. Not a home-run hitter yet, not going to juke kids out of their cleats, yet Price can bounce a run outside and out-stride DBs who are caught off-guard by him nimbleness. Some of this burst was showcased in his most recent game against CR North. Price would still break tackles left and right, yet he showed he can churn up yardage outside of tackles on occasion. Good player, will rank well.</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/MikePrice_2027/status/1757491121326813643 </div></figure>     <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>6'1, 210 </li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>415 yards passing, 6 TDs, 15/21 through two games this year. </li> </ul>   <p>Unsure of how Kissner performed this past weekend, the above stat line encompasses production from Weeks 1 and 2. Has sophomore tape, so likely should have been ranked this off-season, an oversight on my part. Penn Manor and Hempfield tapes watched, [player_tooltip player_id='1429191' first='Kody' last='Kissner']'s low completion number makes sense once you consider his likely role in an offense loaded with offensive talent. [player_tooltip player_id='915415' first='Jack' last='Mahoney'], [player_tooltip player_id='915413' first='Jalen' last='Cook'], and Arizona State commit Mikey Scott are all at Kissner's disposal. Get the snap and feed/target these weapons accurately, good things are likely to happen. 400+ yards on just 15 completions show you the big-play ability Dallastown can hit teams with Kissner at the helm. Strong arm, can get the ball downfield even if the pocket collapses, even if he's in an awkward situation. Kissner's ability to get the ball to his guys almost at all costs makes him an ideal fit behind center. The junior passer will land on our ranks in time. Good start to the year. Excited to see further tape moving forward.</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/kodyk_13/status/1831338704498991523 </div></figure>    <p class="text-gray-700"></p>