William Mitchell is a 6'0" Athlete/Quarterback in the 2030 class.
Mitchell attends St. Joseph Regional in New Jersey.
Mitchell's Player Profile was created on August 28, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
William
MitchellATH/QB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Young Faces in Big Places: Standout Freshman Performances (Off.)
The reigning Non-Public Group A champions are opting to go with a freshman at quarterback. St. Joseph Regional...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
William
MitchellATH/QB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Ranking the Future: New Jersey’s Top 2030 Athletes
The No.2 Athlete in the New Jersey 2030 class, via Prep Redzone Next as of August 2026. New...
Written by Alan Popadines
William
MitchellATH/QB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Pylon NJ 7v7: QB Standouts
Lastly in Part One is William Mitchell . Mitchell competed with Defcon on their 15U squad, and by...
Written by Cory Lemer
William
MitchellATH/QB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Who’s Next Prep Redzone Top Quarterbacks
Mitchell was selected as the QB MVP of the Who’s Next camp-and deservedly so. He’s got a super...
Written by Nick DeMaio
William
MitchellATH/QB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Who’s Next New Jersey Camp: Most Valuable Players
For the bulk of the previous two years, I’ve considered the Carteret, New Jersey native to be one...
Written by Alan Popadines
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Brendan Mankarious
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The reigning Non-Public Group A champions are opting to go with a freshman at quarterback. St. Joseph Regional has featured William Joseph in what has mostly seemed to be mop-up duty. After two-straight losses to out-of-state competition, returning to the Garden State has buoyed their success. Mitchell has been 23-34 (66%) for 308 yards with a clean 5 touchdowns to no picks. He has also added 102 yards rushing on the ground. Although he is not the answer right now, he appears to be locked in as QB2 and proven an efficient player early on.
The No.2 Athlete in the New Jersey 2030 class, via Prep Redzone Next as of August 2026.
New Jersey PRZ Next Middle School Camp QB MVP in January 2026
AYF National All-Star Game MVP in 2026
It has never been a question of if Mitchell was an elite prospect, it has always been which position will he be an elite prospect at? Throughout his youth career with The Sho he was magic with the ball in his hands as QB1; Now, early film from him at SJR show him making outstanding grabs as a Wide Receiver. Standing at 6-foot and 180 pounds, his build and football ability draw instant comparisons to former NFL players such as Kordell Stewart, Seneca Wallace and Antwan Randle El. With the skill set he brings to the table, he offers versatility and allows for playcallers to be endlessly creative.
Lastly in Part One is William MitchellWilliamMitchell
6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/QB
St. Joseph Regional | 2030 StateNJ
. Mitchell competed with Defcon on their 15U squad, and by far was one of the most talented QB’s I saw throughout the weekend. Standing at 5’11” 170-Pounds, Mitchell displays an outstanding build for a QB, and showed it at Pylon.
Mitchell and his squad took the trophy home with them, and became Pylon NJ champions, and the Bergen County Signal Caller, displayed unreal anticipation, along with amazing accuracy, and art strength. For his age, I was extremely impressed with his mechanics as well as they were light years ahead of the average 2030 Signal Caller.
Mitchell was selected as the QB MVP of the Who’s Next camp-and deservedly so. He’s got a super solid build for being class of 2030, with a thick lower body. He had some of the best placed throws of the day, one of which was a gorgeous back shoulder throw in one-on-ones. He had the biggest arm of the day, and also clocked the fastest L Drill of any of the attending athletes. And, watching him, he could be a really successful high school football player at an abundance of positions, he’s that good of an athlete. Right now he’s a do-it-all type quarterback that’s gonna make a high school coach very happy in the future. I concur with the coaches that selected him as MVP, I think he was the best quarterback at the event.
For the bulk of the previous two years, I’ve considered the Carteret, New Jersey native to be one of the more elite athletes in the Tri-state area. This past Saturday at the New Jersey Prep Redzone Next Middle School Exposure Camp he was able to show off the significant progress he has made as a Quarterback. After leading The Sho Hurricanes to deep runs to consecutive deep runs at AYF Nationals, he proved he’s ready for the challenge of the next level.