2029 Stock Risers Out of the Keystone State

We've been exploring Pennsylvania more and more, just to keep finding gems with a whole lot of potential. Heading into high school next year is a big jump for these players. I believe the prospects in this article will raise their stock sooner than later.    [player_tooltip player_id='1610557' first='Dominic' last='Hoare'] comes out of Indian Crest with a strong reputation of competing at a high level. On defense, he is a fierce linebacker that knows how to get to the football. When he does, it's usually with bad intentions. Once Dominic makes contact, the person goes backwards period. He does a great job of loading his hips and exploding through or into the player brave enough to carry the ball. Dom is quick, fights off blocks and is a sure tackler. Don't over look him as a RB too, because he runs with authority.         Broddy Redding sticks out like a sore thumb on film because he consistently makes plays all over the football field. He's a tough runner that embodies speed, power, and balance. When he makes the decision to hit it, he becomes a blur and will leave you standing still. I like his urgency and instincts as well on defense. Baller alert!     Mr. Strothers has become a problem for signal callers since he cannot seem to stay out of the backfield. This kid has all the tangibles to be something special. I believe defense highlights more of his skill set. Whether he's standing or putting his hand in the dirt, A'Mont is a powerful force to try and stop continuously for four quarters. I like his timing, and path to the football on passing downs. Runners think they have a hole until he fills it quickly.     [player_tooltip player_id='1610574' first='Ethan' last='Bosco'] plays out of Central Valley as a multi-sport athlete who's a proven champion. He's no stranger to hardwork or intensity. Ethan has only one speed, 100 mph. You can see the passion he plays with and how he makes everyone around him better. He has a strong lower half and good vision when carrying the rock. I like how he stay behind his pads and fights for extra yardage no matter what. On defense, he's a awesome tackler and finishes well.    +    [player_tooltip player_id='1614318' first='Luke' last='Holtschlag'] is a skilled receiver with great height and ball skills. He runs good routes and can elevate to high point balls that challenge his range. If he gets a clean release, defensive backs will have to get out of their back pedal early because of the way Luke drives out of his stance. He eats up yardage quick with his stride length. Luke also finds a way to make plays no matter the situation and catches the ball with his hands.

We've been exploring Pennsylvania more and more, just to keep finding gems with a whole lot of potential. Heading into high school next year is a big jump for these players. I believe the prospects in this article will raise their stock sooner than later.