Standout Prospects From Woodstown @ Glassboro

[player_tooltip player_id='807032' first='Maurice' last='Davis'] Jr. set the tone early for Glassboro. The 6'3”, 190-pound EDGE rusher made his presence felt with a pivotal 4th down stop in the first half, standing out as a bright spot in a sloppy start for both teams. Maurice's discipline on the edge and his strong football instincts were evident all game.    He consistently held the edge, kept his eyes sharp, and never wavered from his assignments. Two tackles for loss came at critical moments, halting Woodstown's drives and swinging momentum back to Glassboro.    Late in the game, Maurice capped his performance with a sack that put Woodstown's comeback hopes out of reach. As just a sophomore, [player_tooltip player_id='807032' first='Maurice' last='Davis'] Jr. is establishing himself as a rising EDGE talent in New Jersey, and this performance only adds to his growing reputation.       [player_tooltip player_id='967081' first='Kenny' last='Smith'] rose to the occasion for Glassboro with a division title on the line, solidifying his reputation as one of South Jersey's top backs. Though he faced challenges with ball security, recording three fumbles, he still made a massive impact as a runner and receiver.    Smith scored 159 rushing yards on 15 attempts, highlighted by an explosive 71-yard touchdown run that showcased his breakaway speed. His versatility extended into the passing game, where he turned a screen pass into a 45-yard touchdown, ultimately sealing the victory for Glassboro and securing the division title.    The Pitt commit proved he can be a dual-threat asset, excelling on the ground and as a pass-catcher. Still, with high stakes, ball security remains an area for improvement.   <a href="https://twitter.com/Kev_M_Hunter/status/1849973375097098349">https://twitter.com/Kev_M_Hunter/status/1849973375097098349</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1040432' first='Bryce' last='Belinfanti'] battled an ankle injury yet still managed to flash his trademark speed and playmaking ability.    Despite operating at half-strength, he contributed 44 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries, emerging as one of Woodstown's few offensive sparks.    His impact extended beyond traditional carries, adding versatility to the team's jet sweep and motion plays, where he used his quickness and agility to create opportunities.    Even at limited capacity, Belinfanti's elusiveness and speed shone through, showing that he remains a vital cog for Woodstown's offense.   <a href="https://twitter.com/JohnLewis19/status/1837281755348521189">https://twitter.com/JohnLewis19/status/1837281755348521189</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='402196' first='Brandon' last='Simmons Jr.'] dominated in the second half, showcasing why he's a top defensive tackle in New Jersey's 2026 class. Standing 6'2”, 260 pounds, Simmons proved nearly impossible for Woodstown's offensive line to handle. His block-neutralizing ability consistently disrupted Woodstown's ground game, and he took over midway through the third quarter.    Back-to-back tackles for loss set a tone, and a crucial red-zone stop stalled Woodstown's drive. Simmons created constant pressure and made it clear he didn't need help to impact the game. His performance underscored his reputation as a force on the defensive line.       [player_tooltip player_id='426571' first='Xavier' last='Sabb'] proved why he's PrepRed Zone's top-ranked player in the 2027 class with a stellar defensive performance for Glassboro. His instincts, discipline, and ball-tracking ability were on full display as he snagged an interception and returned it nearly to the goal line, setting up a key scoring opportunity. Sabb combines size, speed, and explosiveness, embodying everything you'd want in a top athlete prospect. In this game, he showcased his potential as a game-changing defender, playing a crucial role in securing Glassboro's win.   <a href="https://twitter.com/edaniels77/status/1850921329362456617">https://twitter.com/edaniels77/status/1850921329362456617</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='212380' first='Amari' last='Sabb'] may have had a quieter night, but his contributions in clutch moments were invaluable for Glassboro. Sabb stepped up when the clock needed managing, running jet sweeps and consistently taking advantage of the defensive edges to pick up crucial yards. His ability to close the game on the ground showcased his team-first mentality and his role as a reliable finisher. In a game where every yard mattered, [player_tooltip player_id='212380' first='Amari' last='Sabb']'s late-game presence helped seal the victory for Glassboro.       Garrett Lehman stood tall for Woodstown, literally and figuratively. At 6'5” and 185 pounds, Lehman's long, lean frame makes him a unique prospect. While he faced relentless pressure at quarterback and struggled to get much going through the air, he truly made his mark on the defensive side.    Lehman showed his impressive instincts and ability to read the quarterback's eyes as an outside cornerback, culminating in a beautiful interception late in the game. With his size and length, he has the tools to excel as a college defensive back if he decides to pursue football. However, as a standout lacrosse player with offers in that sport, his future remains open.     [player_tooltip player_id='431328' first='Tasheem' last='Butler'] capped off an impressive showing for Glassboro. Despite nursing an injury, the sophomore linebacker displayed a relentless style of play, charging downhill with explosive energy and solid strength. At the point of attack, he consistently held his ground, plugging holes and helping shut down Woodstown's run game. Butler's size and physicality made him a formidable presence, and his efforts were instrumental in Glassboro's defensive success. His performance solidified why he's already catching the attention of Division I programs.