Another fantastic prospect stationed at Pennridge, Noah Keating Noah Keating 6'3" | 210 lbs | QB Pennridge | 2026 State PA was present and repped at the BUXMONT Showcase. Back-to-back attendee, yet Keating carried himself a bit differently this time around. Not much in terms of things learned, Keating looks fine-tuned from a mechanical perspective, yet I was more impressed with how well he carried himself among other alphas present. Confident, smooth in and out of drills. Keating wasn’t as established as he is currently, speaking of this time last year at this event. A fresh ranking, fresh tape, Keating presence created a bit of buzz, his talent warrants that. Worth noting that Keating was still in the midst of baseball season while attending the showcase, kid is one hell of a worker.

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• 6’3, 200, up from 6’2, 190 playing weight/height last Fall.

Best collection of wow throws so far, of any 2026 QB ranked behind him. A myriad of mesh sets that incorporate a read with his back, Noah Keating Noah Keating 6'3" | 210 lbs | QB Pennridge | 2026 State PA is witnessed pulling the rock from the belly of his back and hitting backside seams, front side slants if the defense looks to have the advantage post-snap. I see play-action sets, I see Pennridge purposefully moving Keating’s launch point via sprint-outs, there’s a lot to this offense, he seems to grasp it well. Tight window attacker, kid has supreme confidence to test certain holes/windows downfield. A mix of accuracy and torque, Keating can deliver ropes to corners, seams, and posts alike with anticipation skills against two high looks. Can reset his feet when transitioning from target to target. Good in impromptu situations, starting to carry a LB build, starting to run like one too. My favorite QB prospect on the rankings thus far. I’ve made too many excuses to have not seen him play live yet, that’ll hopefully change this coming Fall.

I see inklings of a future advanced passer when watching Noah Keating Noah Keating 6'3" | 210 lbs | QB Pennridge | 2026 State PA throw the football. Good footwork in the pocket, clean mechanics, tough to tell on tape but the kid looks to keep feet just outside shoulder width apart. Keating looks to be in position to throw more often than he isn’t, again, this says a ton about a kid new to high school football, especially in District One. There’s command, there’s purpose to his throw and decisions. I get this from a small sample size, I imagine the young man still has a ways to go in terms of having complete control of an offense. Some seniors don’t obtain that level of control until mid-season. That being said, the confidence and pre-throw mechanic package looks promising. Hope to see him produce heavily this Fall.