Ishmael combined size and strength to bulldoze his way to 697 yards on 105 carries, averaging 6.6 yards per attempt. He notched three 100-yard games and barreled into the end zone 12 times. Ishmael’s powerful style kept defenses on their heels and chains moving forward.

Ishmael’s season was spectacular, throwing for 2,780 yards with a surgical 64% completion rate and 31 touchdowns while tossing just four interceptions. His dual-threat ability shone brightly, rushing for 697 yards on 105 carries at 6.6 yards per pop, finding the end zone 12 times. Ishmael proved to be an unstoppable force, holding Frederick’s offense week in and week out.

Ishmael was a force for Frederick this season, delivering one of his top performances in the playoffs. In the second round, Ishmael completed 24-of-48 passes for 314 yards and two touchdowns while adding 128 rushing yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. His dual-threat ability made him a constant challenge for defenses, capable of beating opponents with both his arm and his legs. Ishmael’s ability to extend plays and create scoring opportunities was critical to Frederick’s success. His combination of athleticism, a strong arm, and leadership make him one of the most exciting prospects in the 4A division. Colleges looking for a dynamic quarterback will find a star in Ishmael, as he continues to prove he’s a complete player.