Quarantello made a major splash in his varsity debut last season on both sides of the ball. His chemistry with Anderson was evident leading the Warhawks in receptions. At WR, he is built like the quintessential slot WR with deep threat abilities. At DB, he earned All-WNY and All-State honors with a Section VI leading 9 INTs.

Alex Quarantello, was one of the top guys I was intrigued to see compete in Warwick. The West Seneca West prospect, is one of the top players in the 2028 class, and can lineup across the field.

He is a tall lengthy receiver, and it is clear where he is at all times on the field. He has the ability given his size to make highlight reel catches, and his height sets him above others at the position. He found himself open a bunch during the 1v1 work, and I was impressed with how he handled physicality off the line and at the POA. He can look to work on his separation and sharpening his routes at the top, to find more separation across the field.

Alex was another piece of the pie for the team’s success. He was a two-way player who made plays on both sides of the ball. As a defender, he has a knack for getting to the ball. He’s quick to break on the ball, and his coverage instincts are present. As a receiver, he played inside and did a great job at creating separation over the middle of the field. He was a top performer in the final against GC Motion, finishing with a touchdown and two pass breakups.

Quarantello had a fantastic season as a two way player. He was Anderson’s top target (31-334-2 stat line) but he made the most noise as a DB recording a Section VI leading 9 INTs and named 6th team All State on defense. Alex was also named All WNY First Team and WNY Class A1 First Team All League.

There were a lot of questions surrounding the West Seneca West football team this season; namely with a freshman QB taking over at the helm. But that did not hold the Warhawks back as freshman phenom Mason Anderson Mason Anderson 6'1" | 185 lbs | QB/P West Seneca West | 2029 State NY led WSW into the post-season with a 7-1 regular season record. The main benefactor of their offense was Quarantello, whose fantastic athleticism and steady hands led to him leading the team in receptions.

The season did not end the way they wanted it to but with Anderson and Quarantello on the same offense, it will be trouble for the Class A opponents for the next two seasons.