Next Gen Recruits: 2030 Monsignor Farrell Class II

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, for a few dollars off your registration.    Want to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Prep Redzone NY? Follow me on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PrzCory</a> so you never miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   The Lions of Monsignor Farrell, are fresh off an outstanding season, where they took down the top team in the state during the regular season, but fell short in the Catholic League Championship. With returning playmakers like [player_tooltip player_id='939613' first='Carlo' last='Della Ragione'], [player_tooltip player_id='1283757' first='Bryce' last='Moye'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1408834' first='Charles' last='Costanzo'], the Lions will be ready for a fight this season. In this article, we take a look at a few players from their 2030 class.    First up in Part Two is Josh Stewart. The Monsignor Farrell Signee, stands at 5'8" 165-Pounds, displaying a solid frame for an incoming Freshman. The Class of 2030 Prospect, displays the ability to play as a RB/WR/DB at the next level. I like him the most as a RB, where he showcases elite footwork, and is extremely shifty. He showcases the ability to make sharp cuts with footwork, and avoid tackles. He also showcases good speed, and utilizes his quickness to take off, reaching the next level on a majority of carries. Stewart is a name to watch as he moves through High School.     Standing at 6'0" 240-Pounds, [player_tooltip player_id='2173379' first='Dominick' last='Rosales'] has an outstanding frame for a 2030 Prospect. The Monsignor Farrell Signee, projects mainly as a Lineman given his frame, but showcases the ability to play multiple positions on his youth tape. Rosales showcases good body control and footwork on his tape, which allows him use his strength and speed which is shown across his tape. I like his ability to play at multiple positions, which makes him valuable for any team.     Third is another player who will be utilized at a skill position. Velez I like mainly as a ball carrier, or a pass catcher, but I can see him playing as a DB/LB as well given his frame and ability. Velez has great vision, and utilizes his hands well as a pass catcher. He showcases good footwork and solid route running. Velez can honestly play anywhere, and even showcases a strong arm as a QB on his film. Wherever Velez plays for Farrell, he will make a major impact.     Serate is the younger brother of Curtis DL [player_tooltip player_id='402266' first='Jarrett' last='Serate']. The Staten Island Prospect picked the Lions over a number of other schools, and projects mainly as a TE/DL/ATH at the next level. His frame, at 6'1" 225-Pounds, give him versatility, and allow him the ability to play multiple positions. Serate showcases true jump ball ability. He can go up and make plays on the ball, and showcases good route running, along with solid hands, allowing him to rack up contested catches with ease.     Caruso is the last player covered in the 2030 Monsignor Farrell Class. The 5'7" 150-Pound Prospect, has a solid frame for an incoming Freshman, and given his build he can play at all the skill positions for the Lions. On his tape, Caruso demonstrates good footwork along with speed that allows him to escape past defenders. I like his body control, as he can turn around and contort his body with ease. Caruso is an underrated name to watch for the Lions as he progresses through High School.

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, for a few dollars off your registration.