Maxwell Parent

“Parent” is a 5’9″ – 180lbs athlete attending St. Mary’s in Massachusetts. This season he earned playing time as a rising freshman on varsity. His name surfaced a few times this season as a top-performing star—an impressive accolade for a varsity football freshman. This season, he played in 10 games. He totaled 96 carries, 557 total rushing yards, and 8 touchdowns on offense. On defense, he had 40 solo tackles and 40 assisted tackles for a total of 80- tackles including 3 tackles for losses, 2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, and 1 defensive touchdown.

A review of his season film displays he has decent field vision as young RB. When I say vision, it’s about the back being able to see the holes open up and feel 1st level to 2nd level. Some runners can’t do that and they’re typically going to be ‘gap scheme’ runners or told which hole to go through. For zone backs, it’s an option but one that has to be carefully coached into the player. His lower body strength does stand out in some defensive clips where he meets RBs in the hole and doesn’t go backward after standing up the ball carrier.

His physical measurements (height & weight) align with Low Div-2 / NAIA/ All D-3 college-level running backs. He has plenty of time for additional growth and development

Maxwell Parent Maxwell Parent 5'8" | 190 lbs | RB/DB St. Mary's Ma. | 2027 State New E @SMH_SpartansFb | c/o 2027 | rb/olb 5’9 185 | maxwellparent31@gmail.com |Cell: 978-766-2676 
The freshman running back is surely having a breakout season.  In his first five games this season, he has totaled 276 yards rushing and four touchdowns. He has turned in 23 solo tackles and 20 assisted tackles on defense.  He has shown versatility by earning playing time on both sides of the ball for a rising freshman. His season film will be evaluated after the season. My early projection is he will be a ranked athlete in the class of 2027 moving forward.

Maxwell Parent Maxwell Parent 5'8" | 190 lbs | RB/DB St. Mary's Ma. | 2027 State New E Is that athlete that can do a lot.  He is a rising freshman  that is averaing 4 yards a carry after his forst  game including 6 total tackles he had.  Playing both sides of the ball at an early age could lead to some impressive numbers by senior year.