A recent re-class to the 2028 class, Curry put up unreal numbers at East Gaston, picking off 10 passes and catching 13 touchdowns as a receiver. He’s an explosive athlete with elite ball skills and every time the ball is in the air, he’s a threat to catch it, no matter where he’s playing on offense or defense. Now at Country Day, another big year could open the recruiting floodgates.

There isn’t anymore truer ATHLETE than Kingston. Look at these numbers from this past season. As a receiver, Kingston had 52 catches for 780 yards and 13 touchdowns. A great season as a receiver by itself. But, then flip on the defensive side of the ball, Kingston had 43 tackles as a DB on the season with 10 interceptions – that is some incredible stuff. You would think he would be a Conference Player of the Year or something, but he did get named All-Conference. Kingston is a deep threat as a receiver who can excel in the quick screen game also. Defensively he is a ball-hawking safety who can roam sideline to sideline in a Cover 1 or Cover 3 look and get to the ball quickly. As he continues to grow, offers will come his way with this continued impressive production.