Fish caught 48 passes for 860 yards and 10 touchdowns last season, when he showed his versatility by rushing for 106 yards and a TD on 16 carries. He was also Nashua South’s primary kick-returner. He should be the focal point of the Nashua South offense this season, as graduation claimed the team’s starting quarterback as well as two other starting receivers. Fish has run a 4.59 40-yard dash. He’ll likely be a finalist for the Joe Yukica Award, which recognizes the top high school player in New Hampshire each season.

Justin Fish Justin Fish 5'9" | 170 lbs | RB Nashua South (New Hampshire) | 2027 State New E was one of the most productive receivers in the Granite State last season, when he helped Nashua South reach the Division I semifinals. He has shown the ability to run deep routes and work underneath as well. Fish is dangerous whenever he has the ball, as his ability to run after a catch may be his No. 1 strength. He will make defenses pay if they don’t rally to the football. He’s good at making defenders miss, which also made him a big-play threat on kickoff returns last season. Fish is a bit undersized for a receiver and must work on his ball security, but he’s a physical defensive player who doesn’t hesitate when needed in run support. He currently weighs 185 pounds, and would likely have no issues moving from cornerback to safety for his senior season. A member of the Nashua South basketball team, Fish is a candidate to play on either side of the ball in college.

Justin is a dynamic athlete who plays slot WR. I am really impressed with the route running ability from Justin. He is very crafty and savvy when running routes to get open. He can get behind the safety but also outflank the defense to win in space. Justin shows high-level acceleration and quickness. Brings in all the throws, whether across the middle or down the field. Justin is the type of player you design plays to get the ball in his hands.