House completed 35-of-52 passes for 778 yards, seven touchdowns, and one interception in the seven games he appeared in for Fort Hill this season. It’s worth noting that he plays on a run-heavy team. When he does complete a pass, he makes it count, averaging 22.2 yards per completion. Hill is highly efficient and doesn’t make mistakes (only one interception). 

His team will play Northern Garrett on November 14^th.

House returns this season as a vocal leader, determined to guide his team to a successful campaign. The senior quarterback has taken command of the offense during the offseason, consistently showcasing his strong arm and poise under pressure. But House’s impact doesn’t stop there ,he’s a defensive coordinator’s dream. With the intelligence of a quarterback applied to the linebacker position, House has played all three linebacker spots, demonstrating the ability to make tackles for loss, cover slot receivers, and chase down plays from sideline to sideline. His versatility and football IQ make him invaluable on both sides of the ball.

This fall, expect House to play a major role not only as a leader on offense and defense, but possibly as the emotional and strategic centerpiece of the entire team. On the recruiting front, he has already garnered interest from Bucknell, Georgetown, Lehigh, Richmond, and Lafayette, with Ivy League programs also taking notice. He’s visited both Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania, and his recruitment is trending upward as the season approaches.