Add Mick Davis, a 6-foot-3, 250-pound defensive end from Eastside Catholic High School and Renton, Wash., to the list of recruits in the Class of 2013. A three-year letterwinner on the gridiron, Davis was named Eastside's top lineman as a junior when he was chosen second-team All-Metro offensive tackle/honorable mention defensive end. As a senior he was picked for the All-Metro first team at offensive tackle and to the All-Metro second-team at defensive end.
Davis was an Eastside Catholic captain, the school's football scholar-athlete and a finalist for the King Country Scholar-Athlete award as a senior. The creator of the Eastside Catholic lifting program, he was scheduled to go to Tijuana, Mexico over the midwinter break to build houses for poverty stricken families. Find a head-and-shoulders picture of Mick Davis here.
What follows is the incoming class I've been able to pull together so far. I've gotten emails with several more names but haven't been able to confirm them. Because no official announcement about the class will be made until all the paperwork is in a few weeks from now, positions and heights/weights listed for the regular-decision class are generally per the recruits (or their families) or published reports. Several of the incoming players are officially recruits of other sports but have indicated that they will be playing football. (Corrections and additions aren't just welcomed, they are encouraged ;-)
OFFENSE
QUARTERBACK
Sam Clancy, 6-5, 200
Cascia Hall, Tulsa, Okla.
RUNNING BACK
Billy Bradshaw, 6-2, 203
Rancho Bernardo HS, Calif.
Jeremy Rick, 5-10
Bellingham HS, Bellingham, Wash.
FULLBACK
Jason Lawrence, 5-10 1/2, 232
Guilderland HS, Guilderland, N.Y.
WIDE RECEIVER
Brian Kosnik, 6-5, 185
Darien HS, Darien, Conn.
Anthony Fulham, 6-3, 190
Canisius HS, Buffalo, N.Y.
Steven McCormack, 5-10, 161
Seven Lakes HS, Katy, Texas
Corey Vann, 6-1, 160
Harvard-Westlake, North Hollywood, Calif.
TIGHT END
Mitch Aprahamian, 6-4, 220
Brookfield Central HS, Brookfield, Wis.
Jackson Floyd, 6-6, 223
Loyola HS, Willmette, Ill.
Justin Foley, 6-2, 211
Harrison HS, Harrison, Ohio
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN
Rob Bathe, 6-3, 265
Wayzata HS, Minnesota
John Golio, 6-4, 245
Bergen Catholic HS, N.J.
John Hanna, 6-4, 300
Torrey Pines HS, Torrey Pines, Calif.
Daniel Jamokha, 6-5, 255
Western HS, Anaheim, Calif.
John Scheve, 6-8, 295
Boys Latin, Baltimore, Md.
DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN
Elliot Kastner, 6-2, 250
Hawaii Prep, Kamuela, Hawaii
Mike Tree, 6-2, 225
Brophy Prep, Phoenix, Ariz.
DEFENSIVE ENDS
Mick Davis, 6-3, 250
Eastside Catholic, Renton, Wash.
Danny Husband, 6-3, 210
Cascia Hall, Tulsa, Okla.
Teddy Reed, 6-4, 256
Deerfield Academy, Boxford, Mass.
LINEBACKERS
Ryan Hrabak, 6-3, 210
Carmel Catholic HS, Mundelein, Ill.
Tom Patek, 6-3, 205
Carmel HS, Mundelein, Ill.
Alex Douglas, 6-2, 195
Bartram Trail HS, St. Johns, Fla.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Swin Moore, 5-11, 160
Marietta HS, Marietta, Ga.
Cole Pembroke, 6-0, 190
Desert Vista HS, Phoenix, Ariz.
Garrett Waggoner, 6-2, 210
Riverview HS, Sarasota, Fla.
Chase Womack, 6-0, 190
Westlake HS, Austin, Texas
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKER
RC Willenbrock, 5-11, 170
Cherry Creek HS, Englewood, Colo.
In case you are wondering, spring football is slated to begin one week from today.
A good number of football players were spotted over the weekend checking in on the baseball team, which swept back-to-back doubleheaders against Princeton and Cornell. Dartmouth is now 8-0 in the Ivy League, its best start ever in conference play. According to a Dartmouth release, the best previous start was a 7-0 mark by the 1937 team in the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League. Blistering start of not, Dartmouth can't relax with 7-1 Brown visiting Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park this weekend for a crucial pair of doubleheaders.
And finally, if you've been following this blog for a while, you know about those two Hanover High School student-athletes who call Moose Mountain home. With the HHS junior visiting some seriously expensive colleges – and the realization setting in that college bills will follow – I've tossed together a website to promote my freelancing work. (You didn't think the blog and Big Green Alert carried the day, did you?)
The site isn't really directed at readers of this blog, but if you've got some extra time and are curious, it has links to a few stories I've written about Dartmouth football over the years. You can find them at the obnoxiously named brucewoodwriting.com. There are five football stories behind the Writing link.
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