Austin Stull, - Prep Redzone

Austin Stull

Defensive Back

2024 Class

5'11" Height

180 Weight

St. Thomas More School

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Austin Stull is a 5'11" Defensive Back in the 2024 class. Stull attends St. Thomas More in New England. Stull's Player Profile was created on January 17, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Austin Stull is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Stull is a dynamic athlete who can help a team in a variety of ways offensively, defensively, and on special teams. The Lawrenceville School product has recently announced his intentions for the 2023 season, which will take him through his anticipated graduation date of the spring 2024. It appears that Stull will be changing prep school programs, leaving the Garden State and heading just up north to Connecticut’s St. Thomas Moore, which one of the Constitution State’s top college preparatory boarding schools.

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Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

If you are 5’11” and 175lbs, you have the stature to immediately play college football. That is exactly what Austin Stull Austin Stull 5'11" | 180 lbs | DB St. Thomas More | 2024 State New E intends to do. Back on June 21, 2022 Stull, a product of The Lawrenceville School Big Red, committed to change colors and play for the Duke Blue Devils.

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Jonathan Davalos

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Another cornerback with amazing speed and quickness, Austin Stull Austin Stull 5'11" | 180 lbs | DB St. Thomas More | 2024 State New E deserves the spotlight. His foot work sets him apart from most players in his position. Choppy with his feet, he showed in 2022 how elite is reaction time is. I was very impressed with his ability to sprint back up to the line and contain the running back, forcing him back inside. Austin was efficient on both sides of the ball. Truly, he could have made the Spotlight Series for wide receivers with how good his hands are. I am sure in 2023 we will see those hands play an even bigger role on the defensive side of the ball.