Aramboles was fantastic on Friday and really helped dominate and control the LOS. He helped slow down the run and make Carroll 1 one-dimensional. He was in the backfield all night long and led the game in sacks, tackles, and pressures. He ended the night with 9 tackles, 4 TFLs, and 3 sacks.

Aramobles did everything he could for Westfield on Friday. It was an incredible game to watch because the defenses were just flying around. It was hard-hitting, big plays, and defenses having all the juice. Aramboles is physical and can get off blocks fairly easily. He had 10 tackles, led the game with 2.5 TFLs, and 2 sacks on the night.

Aramboles is someone we highlighted early in his career with a bunch of potential. Since then, he’s continued to develop and put the work in. It’s not only paying off on the field, but it’s starting to get to a point where he’s showcasing elite potential. He’s got fantastic speed off the line and has a twitch you need to be successful. With 37 tackles, 10 TFLs, 5.5 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles, it’s safe to say he’s having a breakout campaign and should be one of the guys to watch next fall.

Aramboles is the younger brother of wide receiver Gabe Aramboles. Like his brother, he’s a very athletic player and big contributor on the Shamrocks’ defense. Aramboles is a strong open-field tackler, has good chase/pursuit skills, very good instincts, and flashes twitch and a good nose for the ball. He also has a high motor, he’s an agile pass rusher off the edge. Key to Aramboles’ recruiting will be his size and how much he grows.