Jun. 11—One third of the way through what promised to be a busy June, area college football prospects have fanned out throughout the region and beyond to show college coaches what they can do.
Here is a rundown of some notable comings and goings: — Northmont defensive end Cedric Works Jr. (2025) made an official visit to Penn State, and he has scheduled a trip to Florida for this weekend. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound Works had 82 tackles last season, including 10 for loss and 6.5 sacks. He also forced two fumbles and two interceptions. Works is the No. 9 prospect in Ohio in 247Sports Composite rankings. — 2025 Northmont offensive lineman Jayden Clark made an official visit to Cincinnati and canceled a trip to Kentucky. He worked out at Ohio State last week as he continues to recover from a torn ACL that cost him his junior season for the Thunderbolts. — Trotwood-Madison defensive back Jahmale Clark set an official visit to Massachusetts for June 21. A 5-10, 140-pound defensive back, Clark is a 2025 three-star prospect who also has offers from Kentucky, Miami (Ohio), Eastern Kentucky, Rhode Island and Youngstown State per 247Sports. — Miami (Ohio) and Eastern Kentucky offered scholarships to 2026 Northmont running back Calilin Grant, who also made a visit to Kentucky. The 5-9, 203-pounder ran for 935 yards and six touchdowns last season. — Miami played host to many local prospects, including 2025 Xenia receiver Trimonde Henry, 2026 Centerville teammates Shane Cole (quarterback), Travis Wilbanks (receiver) and Taj Powell (defensive back) and 2027 Trotwood-Madison tight end John Lumpkin III. — Jordan Vann, an “athlete” prospect in the class of 2026 at Middletown, picked up offers from Kansas, Liberty, Dartmouth and Akron. The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder ran for 542 yards and 11 touchdowns last season at Fenwick. —…
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Author : Dayton Daily News, Ohio
Publish date : 2024-06-12 01:09:00
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