Sporting News Kalactin Releases Preseason Top 5 Recruits
1. Justin Peterson, DE, 6-6, 286
Just to be clear, this kid is a monster. Justin Peterson cracks number one on the Kalactanian top recruits, an almost unanimous decision from polls across the nation. Hailing from Gesmondton, a small city near Byron Bay, Justin Peterson is an athletic monster that has a large arsenal of pass rush moves, and also can break through to stop runs. Peterson has not announced where he will commit yet, and is interested in committing to a school outside of Northwest Kalactin. His pure athleticism alone will make him a top recruit, and his pass rushing skill makes him one of the best players to ever come from the nation. He also has some of the best on-field vision as a defensive end. Peterson will be a hard kid for a school to snatch up, but whoever gets him will have a hard task for opponents to handle.
Keith Gray, WR, 5-9, 170
A small, speedy wide receiver from Gold Coast, Keith Gray is an athletic force that has some of the best moves in Kalactin. He is a very shifty player that has enough speed to be a kick returner, along with enough skill to be a slot receiver. He is one of the strongest players for his height, and is rumored to have out lifted multiple Linebackers from the Gold Coast area. He was clocked in at a 4.27 40 yard dash at a regional combine, and is the most agile player in his receiver class. He is very willing to play internationally, although requires that he is promised a full 4-year guaranteed scholarship before he commits to any school, verbally or signing with them.
John Foster, QB, 6-3, 205
What do you measure quarterback success with? Is it championships? Most yards? Perhaps touchdowns? Well John Foster can claim to be a leader in any of those 3 categories, and many more. Foster is a cocky, big arm quarterback out of Ballina East High School. You may think, “okay Ballina, will this kid just commit to Northwest Ballina?” Nope. Foster has hated Northwest Ballina since he was a small child, and is one of the smartest high schoolers you will come across in the nation. Foster is a quarterback that puts up huge stats, putting up 5,267 yards, 57 touchdowns and 1 interception his final year. He is looking to commit internationally, and is looking at many NSCF schools.
Sean Gonzalez, S, 6-1, 200
One of the hardest hitting safeties in Kalactanian high school, Sean Gonzalez is a force to be reckoned with in the deep end of the defense. He led his entire conference in tackles this year as a safety, and has enough strength to be a linebacker. His off the field issues can be a rough point though, although he has pledged to limit his issues in the future. Gonzalez is a very talented player, and can play pretty much any position on the field with ease. He is best as a deep safety in a 1 safety formation, although has the freedom to play both safety positions. He can also become a linebacker is he puts on a but of weight, but his best bet is to be a deep safety.
Jonathan Robinson, RT, 6-7, 290
Arguably the best offensive lineman from his class, Johnathan Robinson comes in at the number 5 spot on the list of Kalactanian recruits. He is primarily a right tackle, although has the flexibility to play on both sides of the line. He racked up a record number of pancake blocks in his conference this year, and had the second most overall in the nation. Robinson is hard to get past, and his large size just adds to that, as he has a lot of muscle and height. Putting up one of the highest bench press scores, racking 225 31 times, Robinson is a very string player. Some say that he can squat over 700 pounds, although this is unconfirmed. What is also scary about him is his speed, he managed one of the best 40 yard dash times for his position at a 5.27, one of the fastest scores out up by a lineman.
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