Hearn is still creeping onto the radar. Cherokee will have to replace a 1300 yard rusher from last fall, making Hearn a prime breakout candidate. The flashes from last fall are evident on tape. As he fills out, he will continue to become a box checker physically. Patient runner who stays squared to running lanes. He is quick to his top gear and has the foot speed to create his own yards. He runs hard through contact as well. If you project his flashes out to an entire season, there’s good reason to believe Hearn can emerge as one of the most productive rushers in this county.

The 5’10 170 RB/LB showed a glimpse last season of what is to come.

The Cherokee High rising Sophomore is a tough, solid built downhill runner with good speed and vision. Hearn caught our Scouts attention during his Middle School years with his physical running style. A multisport standout that hit the 11.8 100m mark during his middle school years. He had a couple of 100-yd games on the Freshman team last season and showed the ability to hit the edge and turn on the burners. An excellent all around athlete that will be a big contributor down the road for the Warriors.