Chase Hinton is a Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Hinton attends Roman Catholic in Pennsylvania.
Hinton's Player Profile was created on September 7, 2025.
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2027
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Roman Catholic
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PIAA Playoff Spotlight: Defensive Stars Who Dominated This Week
Chase Hinton is an excellent defensive back for Roman Catholic. He has great instincts and feel for the...
Written by Pat Weider
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Class
2027
HS
Roman Catholic
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PRZPA Classic Seven on 7: Stand Out Defensive Backs Pt.1
Chase Hinton demonstrated strong all-around athletic ability and versatility in the secondary. He showed quick reaction time and...
Written by Jamiel Josey
Chase
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Class
2027
HS
Roman Catholic
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Division One Greenlight Series, PRZPA 2027 Rankings Update, DBs
5’11 out of Roman Catholic, Top 150 player with an FCS floor already. Pure corner, no projection needed....
Written by Vic Castillo
Pat Weider | Prep Redzone Scout
Pat Weider
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DB
Roman Catholic | 2027 StatePA
is an excellent defensive back for Roman Catholic. He has great instincts and feel for the game. His ability to lock down wide receivers one-on-one is impressive. He has great man skills. He is such a good athlete that he can run with receivers. Then he shows good ball skills. If the ball is thrown near him, he usually will knock it down. He is also a good tackler. He rarely misses a tackle in the open field. This week in the playoffs, Hinton made the play of the game. He intercepted a pass and returned it for 78 yards. It was a huge play for him and Roman Catholic. Hinton is a playmaking defensive back.
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DB
Roman Catholic | 2027 StatePA
demonstrated strong all-around athletic ability and versatility in the secondary. He showed quick reaction time and the ability to break on the ball effectively. Hinton competed with confidence and held his own against a variety of receiver types. His footwork and balance allowed him to stay in position throughout routes. He proved to be a consistent performer who embraced the competitive environment.
5’11 out of Roman Catholic, Top 150 player with an FCS floor already. Pure corner, no projection needed. Smooth in coverage, confident, and doesn’t panic under pressure. Tape is shorter (2.5 minutes) but efficient and clean. Has the traits to push into FBS conversations with the right exposure. Delaware, Temple, UMass-type programs should absolutely check in. Plays like a next-level corner already. One of the more reliable DB evals in this range.