Plumb is one of the top Class of 2025 prospects in Illinois, as the junior quarterback from St. Charles North had a season for the ages, earning IHSFCA 7A All-State Honorable Mention Honors. Plumb threw for 2,557 yards and 21 touchdowns this year. He also added 11 touchdowns on the ground. The dynamic, dual-threat signal caller is incredibly intelligent, as he can read opposing defenses and make any throw on the field to beat them. He can fit balls into tight windows and has a powerful arm that can beat the defense over the top. Plumb plays with strong poise, knowing when to keep his eyes down field on scrambles and knowing when to pull it down and run. This do-it-all quarterback’s stock is on the rise heading into his senior season.

Ethan Plumb is an elite talent at the Quarterback position. He has a live arm that allows him to make all the throws and his also a tremendous athlete. He can be difficult to defend with his ability to extend plays with his legs. In 2o23, he threw for 2,557 yards and 32 total touchdowns while also running for 290 yards. Plumb should be a name to keep an eye on this off-season and into camp season next year.

The #1 QB in the Class of 2025 will lead his team into the battle with Bradley B. Bourbonnais. The dual threat QB has the tools to hurt the defense on the ground or through the air. He is a physical runner on the ground, with enough speed to gain big chunks when given daylight. Through the air is where he thrives. Plumb has next level arm talent. He can fire the ball downfield, even off platform. Ethan makes quick decisions, and has command over the ball to have pinpoint placement. The pocket mechanics are strong too. The footwork keeps him ready to get the ball out, he has a prototypical throwing motion, and a very quick release. I’m excited to see him on the big stage of playoff football.

This isn’t Plumb’s first time on the Weekly Top Performers list, and it certainly won’t be the last for the junior quarterback. The St. Charles North signal caller had another big night as the North Stars defeated cross-town rival St. Charles East. Plumb went for over 380 total yards and 5 touchdowns, including 4 passing and 1 rushing. The elite quarterback possesses a fantastic arm and plus athleticism. As one of the top players in the state, Plumb is poised to lead SCN to a deep playoff run.

Plumb is widely known as one of the top quarterbacks in the Land of Lincoln for the Class of 2025. For those wondering if the All-Conference QB could replicate his success from his sophomore season, Plumb went above and beyond to let the country know why he’s a highly ranked QB. Plumb threw for 332 yards and combined for 4 touchdowns in St. Charles North’s dramatic victory over Palatine. Plumb’s elite arm strength was on display all night, showing off his deep ball accuracy on vertical throws and his ability to fit the ball into tight windows when in the pocket or when throwing on the run. If Plumb continues to play this way, he may be one of the top quarterback recruits in the nation after his junior season.

The First Team All-Conference quarterback from St. Charles North impressed early and often in his sophomore season. Plumb led the North Stars to a 10-2 record, including 10 straight wins and a trip to the third round of the playoffs. Plumb stands at 6’3 and weighs 205 lbs. He has a massive frame and a big arm that allows him to push the ball down the field. Plumb shows great touch on balls over the middle and has the ability to throw with accuracy on the run. He also displays tremendous toughness, as Plumb will step in the pocket with pressure in his face and deliver an accurate ball while taking a hit. Heading into his junior year, keep an eye out for Plumb and the St. Charles North team.