Nazareth had their chances in this one, but there was no better player on the field this night than Army commit Trey Tremba Trey Tremba 5'11" | 190 lbs | RB Parkland | 2024 State PA . Over 250 yards from scrimmage, 200 or so came on the ground. Was unreal between the tackles, racked up four scores in this one, one of which was a pass caught for what would eventually be the game-winning score. This performance had me rethinking my previous rank/stance on the young Parkland legend. Yes, we have him as a top 100 prospect, that’s high praise, yet I still feel like I might’ve had this kid too low. When I leave your game feeling like that, you know you did something right. Because of this performance, because of his overall year, Tremba will likely see a bump heading into what will be the final 2024 ranking update. Army continues to pull awesome talent out of the state, Tremba’s their latest steal. You can re-live his game-winning catch below!

Army-commit and dominant back Trey Tremba Trey Tremba 5'11" | 190 lbs | RB Parkland | 2024 State PA led the “Vic is completely wrong on all things Parkland” parade right through the Nazareth trenches. The game ended some weeks back, yet his performance left a lasting impression on me. Two touchdown runs of 30+ yards, a goal-line carry, and score, as well as the game-winning catch on a post downfield, Tremba was undeniably the best player on a field loaded with talent. I bumped Tremba’s rank this past off-season, as he was still too low on our ranks, he might be deserving of another one this post-season. Tremba recently posted a 6-game highlight tape, fully encompassing the year he’s had thus far. He’s pretty much replicated his production against Nazareth each Friday night. Seventeen total touchdowns, 1,000 rushing yards, along with 150+ receiving yards to boot.

Good size and speed makes Tremba one of District 11’s best running backs. This past season he posted over 1,200 yards on the ground and over 400 through the air while posting 26 touchdowns. Earning multiple FCS looks as well as looks from Group of Five programs.