We’ve added another group of talented local players from The 757 to our database. We have our eyes on the rising stars in Hampton Roads. Many of the players that are newly listed will ascend into bigger roles in the fall. Below are 52 players that we’ve added to the recruit757 database in the past week.
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One of the Richmond area’s top college football 2015 prospects Rick Deberry (SO OLB/DE 6-2 235) from St. Christopher’s in Richmond, spends much of his afternoons sifting through the dozens of letters he receives from the nation’s top programs. Fast. Explosive. Powerful. Dynamic. These adjectives are just a few that describe Ricky. Ricky represents the hybrid of athletes that are making their marks on the game today. He is a force on both sides of the ball.
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Bethel lineman Ricky Walker continues to pile up scholarship offers. The big man has been on a hot streak this year, going from a handful of offers to now holding 14, with plenty of great options.
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Old Dominion continues to play the recruiting game aggressively when it comes to local talent. Early on, Coach Bobby Wilder said that he’d love to be the #3 preference for local recruits, after Virginia Tech and Virginia. Now that the Monarchs have achieved that, Wilder isn’t slowing down. He and the staff at Old Dominion now have their eyes on the recruits that Tech and UVA prize.
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Tallwood safety Christian Byrum (JR FS 6-1 195) is getting ever more popular with the college coaches. He landed his first offer earlier this year, and since that time he’s been gaining more interest and making college visits. He holds four offers now and is looking to continue his hot streak into the Spring.
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When it comes to sending players to college, the Tabb Tigers are not newcomers. Running back and linebacker Jake Brown made a name for himself on both sides of the ball this year. Now he has made his pick, and Christopher Newport is his destination.
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Over the weekend, it was announced that Warhill’s head coach of five years, Billy Jarvis, is moving on. Jarvis guided the Lions from a “wet behind the ears” second year program, to a team that’s been in the playoffs in the past two years.
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The dual threat play caller for the Warriors will likely enter the recruiting circus as an Athlete or DB. When he is not is not throwing touchdowns to fellow Warrior, Trevion Armstrong, he is playing an aggressive style of man coverage that athletes of his caliber can muster. He is a dynamic talent when he has the ball in his hands.
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The college attention rolling toward Ocean Lakes Class of 2015 wide receiver Jaason Lewis isn’t slowing down. The naturally gifted wide out with dependable hands and lightning speed is hearing from colleges around the nation as they catch on to the talented players that are coming out of The 757. Lewis picked up another big time offer earlier this week. His college decision is going to be a tough one once he gets around to it. After all, Lewis is still just a sophomore.
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Local talents CJ Reavis (Thomas Dale, Safety, 6’1, 205) and Trevion Armstrong (Matoaca, WR, 6’4”, 215) spent the last two weekends visiting Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia. CJ, the 6’2”, 200 lbs, DB from Thomas Dale, is enjoying the courtship in-state universities are showing him presently. Trevion Armstrong has two more years before he has to decide where he will play his college career.
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