Solomon had a breakout game this past weekend for his Adair County High School team. Playing against McCreary Central, Stonebraker put up 5 receptions for 240 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns in a 49-20 win. Solomon specializes in speed and quick lateral agility to create separation from receivers. Stonebraker is even better at generating yards after the catch, as he can accelerate quickly to full speed and make sharp cuts across the field to break off incoming defenders. I expect Solomon to continue his stellar play this upcoming postseason.

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Solomon Stonebraker Solomon Stonebraker 5'9" | WR Adair County | 2025 State KY is another wide receiver that stood out to me this past week. He played a key role in Adair County’s win over McCreary Central, catching five passes for 240 yards and three touchdowns. Stonebraker lines up on the outside where he has shown the ability to use his speed to blow by opposing defensive backs to create separation in the deep passing game. He is also dangerous after the catch, using his speed and elusiveness in the open field to turn short passes and screens into big gains. Stonebraker doesn’t currently hold any offers but I expect some to come his way eventually as he has received some college interest and has the talent to play somewhere at the next level.

To wrap up my mid-season offensive top performers in 3A, I have Solomon Stonebraker Solomon Stonebraker 5'9" | WR Adair County | 2025 State KY . Solomon has been among the top receivers in 3A, catching 39 passes for 511 yards and four touchdowns through six games. Stonebraker is an impressive route runner, showing the ability to use smooth breaks in his routes to create separation. He also has the speed to pose as a threat in the deep passing game and has very reliable hands, showing the ability to catch passes away from his body. Stonebraker is also a dangerous returner on special teams, returning one kickoff for a touchdown this season. He has also played a key role on the defensive side of the ball, accounting for ten tackles and four interceptions so far. Solomon doesn’t currently hold any offers but he is definitely a player for college coaches to keep a close eye on.

A big contributor to the Indians’ 2-0 start this season is the two-way performances of Stonebreaker, a 5’9″ 145-pound junior wide receiver and defensive back who demonstrates an uncanny knack for coming up with big plays in crucial moments and a real nose for the football when it’s in the air.  In Adair County’s surprising 49-21 takedown of Bethlehem at Marion County’s Kentucky Cooperage Bowl in Week 1, he contributed 5 receptions–several of them drive-extenders–for 52 yards offensively, giving him 11 total catches on the young season for 134 yards and a touchdown.  However, after intercepting 2 Bethlehem passes on Friday, he has proven himself perhaps even more invaluable defensively at this point in the season with 3 total takeaways already. Fundamentally sound, athletic and exceptionally durable, his development’s continued upward trajectory seems certain.