Emmaus standout Tyler Carmosky has made his college decision.

The Class of 2027 defensive back announced on X Saturday night that he has committed to Cornell University, where he will continue his academic and football career at the Division I level.

Carmosky is committed to Cornell to play strong safety/nickel, a role that fits his versatility, physical style of play and ability to make an impact both against the run and in coverage.

At 6-foot-4 and 205 pounds, Carmosky brings excellent size and athleticism to the secondary. His combination of length, speed and physicality gives him the ability to match up in coverage while also coming downhill and making plays near the line of scrimmage.

During the 2025 season, Carmosky recorded 29 total tackles, including 17 solo stops, four tackles for loss and seven pass breakups. He finished the season as the leading tackler in the Emmaus secondary.

Those numbers show the versatility Cornell is getting in Carmosky. He can contribute in run support, make plays behind the line of scrimmage and use his size and athleticism to disrupt passes in coverage.

Carmosky has also been clocked at 4.56 seconds in the 40-yard dash, adding another dimension to an impressive physical profile.

His commitment gives Cornell another talented Pennsylvania prospect and provides Carmosky with an opportunity to compete at the Division I level while receiving an Ivy League education.

Before heading to Ithaca, Carmosky has one more season at Emmaus. He will be a player to watch in the Green Hornets’ secondary during the 2026 season as he prepares for the next chapter of his football career.

Zimmerman, a Class of 2027 two-way standout for the Tigers, announced on X that he has committed to Bloomsburg University, where he will join his older brother and former Northwestern Lehigh standout, Eli Zimmerman.

The 5-foot-8, 163-pound Zimmerman plays Slot/FB on offense and linebacker on defense. He has developed into one of the Tigers’ most productive players on both sides of the football.

Zimmerman put together an outstanding junior season in 2025. Offensively, he caught 45 passes for 956 yards and finished the season with 1,194 total yards and 20 total touchdowns.

Defensively, he recorded 102 total tackles, one interception and one forced fumble.

His ability to make plays in multiple roles earned him plenty of postseason recognition. Zimmerman was named First Team All-Colonial League Red Division at both slot and outside linebacker. He also earned Pennsylvania Writers’ Class 3A All-State honors at wide receiver and was selected to the PFN Class 3A Coaches Select First Team All-State squad at Slot/HB.

His success wasn’t limited to his junior season. As a sophomore in 2024, Zimmerman was selected to the Pennsylvania Writers’ Class 3A All-State Team at linebacker.

Northwestern Lehigh head coach Josh Snyder expects Zimmerman to take on an even larger role for the Tigers in 2026.

“Brady has been a playmaker for us on both sides of the ball and really came into his own last year making splash plays on defense from his LB position and catching passes on offense,” Snyder said. “Brady plays with high energy and makes others around him better. Brady will come into a leadership role for us this season and will be relied on to be a go-to player in all three phases. Brady has an opportunity to be a three-time All-State performer.”

Zimmerman’s commitment to Bloomsburg also continues a family football connection.

His brother, Eli, was a standout at Northwestern Lehigh before beginning his college career at Bloomsburg. Eli is a slot receiver for the Huskies and made an immediate impact during his freshman season, including earning PSAC East Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

Now Brady will follow his brother from New Tripoli to Bloomsburg and give the Zimmerman family another opportunity to wear the Huskies’ maroon and gold.

William Penn Charter AJ Bouie announced his commitment to Columbia University back in May. Bouie shared the news on social media after completing the recruiting process, becoming the latest Inter-Ac standout to choose the Lions.

The 6-foot, 300-pound defensive lineman has developed into one of the top defenders in the Philadelphia area. A disruptive force up front, Bouie combines strength, quickness, and physicality while playing multiple spots along the defensive line for the Quakers. His versatility and relentless motor made him an attractive target for Ivy League programs.

Bouie’s outstanding junior season in 2025 showcased exactly why college coaches coveted his talents. He finished with 61 total tackles, including 37 solo stops and 24 assisted tackles, while consistently disrupting opposing offenses. He added 20 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, one interception that he returned 24 yards, one fumble recovery, and one blocked PAT, proving he can impact the game in a variety of ways.

His athletic profile is equally impressive. Along with his 6-foot, 300-pound frame, Bouie has posted a 605-pound squat, 245-pound bench press, a 4.8-second 40-yard dash, and a 31-inch vertical leap.

Bouie’s play during the 2025 season earned him recognition as a 2025 All-EasternPAFootball.com Team selection, highlighting the impact he made against some of the region’s top competition.

St. Joseph’s Prep defensive standout Jayson Nitz announced on Twitter (X) that he has committed to Davidson College, becoming one of the Wildcats’ newest additions in the Class of 2027.

Nitz enters his senior season as one of the Hawks’ returning defensive leaders after helping one of Pennsylvania’s premier football programs compete at the highest level in 2025.

During the 2025 season, Nitz recorded 20 total tackles, including 12 solo stops, while making an impact behind the line of scrimmage with seven tackles for loss and two sacks. His ability to penetrate the backfield and disrupt opposing offenses made him a valuable piece of St. Joseph’s Prep’s defensive front.

Whether setting the edge against the run or applying pressure on passing downs, Nitz consistently demonstrated the toughness and motor that have become trademarks of St. Joseph’s Prep football. His physical style of play, combined with sound technique and relentless effort, caught the attention of Davidson’s coaching staff during the recruiting process.

By announcing his commitment before the start of his senior campaign, Nitz can now focus on helping lead the Hawks through another championship chase .

With his college decision now behind him, all eyes will turn to his senior season at St. Joseph’s Prep as he looks to finish his high school career on a high note while preparing for the next chapter with the Davidson Wildcats.

Episcopal Academy linebacker Kamau Kegler announced Saturday on X that he has committed to Georgetown University, giving the Hoyas an athletic player with proven leadership and versatility. The commitment comes well before the start of his senior season, highlighting the impact Kegler has already made on college recruiters.

Kegler helped lead Episcopal Academy to a 9-1 record and an Inter-Ac League championship during the 2025 season while serving as one of the team’s top defensive playmakers.

At 6-foot-1, 190 pounds, Kegler filled the stat sheet from his linebacker position, finishing with 56 tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack, one fumble recovery, two pass breakups, and a blocked punt. His physical style of play and instincts around the football made him one of the league’s most consistent defenders.

Kegler also showcased his athleticism on offense. He carried the ball 14 times for 93 yards and two touchdowns, proving he can make an impact whenever the ball is in his hands.

At linebacker he diagnoses plays quickly, attacks downhill, and delivers fundamentally sound tackles. He also flashes sideline-to-sideline range, the ability to cover in space, and the versatility to contribute in multiple phases of the game—traits that fit well within Georgetown’s defensive system.

With his senior season still ahead, Kegler has plenty of time to continue developing his game, but his combination of athleticism, football IQ, and leadership already made him one to watch this fall season.

Lucas Sutyak Commits to Sacred Heart University, Giving Southern Lehigh Another College-Bound Lineman

Southern Lehigh offensive lineman Lucas Sutyak has announced his commitment to continue his academic and football career at Sacred Heart University, becoming the latest Spartan standout to earn a Division I opportunity.

Sutyak made the announcement on social media, sharing his excitement for the next chapter of his football journey.

“Blessed to announce my commitment to Sacred Heart University! Thank you to God, my coaches, and my parents for their unwavering support. Excited for what’s ahead. Go Pioneers!” Sutyak posted on X.

The commitment comes as Sutyak prepares for what Southern Lehigh hopes will be a dominant senior campaign. Already a multi-year starter, he has developed into one of the anchors of the Spartans’ offensive front while also making an impact on the defensive line.

Southern Lehigh head coach Phil Sams has watched Sutyak’s growth over the past several seasons and believes his best football is still ahead of him.

“2026 will be Lucas’s fourth year starting on the offensive line and his third year starting on the defensive line. Lucas has always been big and strong, but he is now also a physical force on both sides of the ball! He loves the weight room and is also a student of the game! Furthermore, he is becoming a great leader by being vocal to his teammates and leading by example. We expect Lucas to have a dominating senior year!”

Sutyak’s combination of size, strength, and versatility has made him a valuable piece of Southern Lehigh’s success. His ability to play on both sides of the line of scrimmage has attracted the attention of college recruiters, and Sacred Heart ultimately secured his commitment.

The Pioneers are adding a lineman known for his physical style of play, dedication in the weight room, and steady improvement each season. Those qualities, along with his leadership, should make him a strong addition to Sacred Heart’s program.

Before beginning his collegiate career, Sutyak will look to cap off an impressive high school career by leading Southern Lehigh through the 2026 season. As one of the Spartans’ veteran leaders, expectations are high for both Sutyak and a Southern Lehigh team looking to make another deep postseason run.

Central Bucks East rising senior offensive lineman Dan Kirk announced his commitment back in June to Monmouth University, giving the Hawks another talented lineman from Pennsylvania’s deep pipeline of high school football talent.

Kirk, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound offensive tackle in the Class of 2027, chose Monmouth after an impressive recruiting process that included interest from several Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) programs. He announced his decision on social media, calling Monmouth the place where he wants to continue both his academic and football careers.

The Central Bucks East standout has developed into one of the premier offensive linemen in District 1. A three-year varsity starter, Kirk has earned recognition for his combination of size, athleticism, and technical ability. During the 2025 season, he allowed zero sacks, recorded 22 pancake blocks, and also made an impact on the defensive side of the ball with 13.5 tackles for loss while earning All-League honors.

Central Bucks East head coach John Donnelly talked about Dan heading into the 2026 season.

“Dan is an excellent athlete for his size. He has great feet and technique. Dan had 13.5 TFL’s, allowed 0 sacks, and helped pave the way for our rushing attack with 22 pancake blocks. Dan will anchor both trenches for us and demonstrate strong leadership for those units. Dan is one of the top big men in District One and the Eastern part of the state.”

Kirk’s ability to play both offensive tackle and defensive end, combined with his footwork and mobility, made him an attractive prospect for college coaches. His length, balance, and movement skills have consistently stood out on film, projecting him as a player with significant upside at the next level.

While Monmouth has secured Kirk’s commitment, Central Bucks East fans will still have one more season to watch the talented lineman. He is expected to anchor the Patriots’ offensive line while also continuing to be a disruptive force on defense during the 2026 season.

Massive two-way lineman chooses the Great Danes to continue his football career

COATESVILLE – Coatesville rising senior CJ Miller announced his commitment to the University at Albany, giving the Great Danes a dominant presence in the trenches for the future. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 340 pounds, Miller has developed into one of the most physically imposing linemen in the Keystone State. His combination of size, strength, and athleticism made him a coveted FCS prospect, and he ultimately selected UAlbany over another Division I offer from UMass.

A multi-year starter for the Red Raiders, Miller has been a cornerstone on both the offensive and defensive lines. His ability to control the line of scrimmage has helped Coatesville remain among the top programs in Pennsylvania’s highest classification.

During the 2025 season, Miller played a key role in leading the Red Raiders to the District 1 playoffs, where they battled Pennridge in one of the postseason’s most memorable games. With a strong core of returning talent, Coatesville is expected to once again contend for a District 1 championship and make a run at the PIAA Class 6A title in 2026.

Miller’s recruiting profile has steadily risen thanks to his rare physical tools. His long wingspan, overwhelming power at the point of attack, and versatility to play multiple offensive line positions have made him an ideal fit for the college game. Scouts have praised his ability to move defenders in the run game while anchoring effectively in pass protection.

For University of Albany, Miller represents another significant addition to a program that continues to recruit Pennsylvania aggressively. His size and upside give the Great Danes a lineman capable of developing into an impact player at the FCS level.

With his college future secured, Miller can now focus on making his final high school season one to remember while continuing the tradition of producing Division I talent at Coatesville High School.

PHILADELPHIA — Another member of the Harrison family is headed to Columbus.

St. Joseph’s Prep wide receiver Jett Harrison, one of the nation’s premier prospects in the Class of 2028, announced his commitment to Ohio State on Wednesday, continuing a family tradition that has become synonymous with elite wide receiver play.

Harrison follows in the footsteps of his older brother, Marvin Harrison Jr., who starred for the Buckeyes before becoming a first-round NFL Draft selection. He is also the son of Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Marvin Harrison Sr., making Ohio State the latest stop in one of football’s most accomplished family legacies.

The 6-foot-1, 180-pound playmaker has quickly established himself as one of Pennsylvania’s top young talents. Harrison has already earned national recognition for his polished route running, reliable hands, and ability to create explosive plays after the catch.

Recruiting services rank him among the nation’s top prospects, and his offer list featured many of college football’s biggest programs before he ultimately chose the Buckeyes.

Harrison’s commitment extends the pipeline from St. Joseph’s Prep to Ohio State. The Philadelphia powerhouse has produced several Buckeyes over the years, including Marvin Harrison Jr., quarterback Kyle McCord, Maxwell Roy, and Isaiah West. Ohio State’s reputation as “Wide Receiver U” also played a significant role, with the Buckeyes continuing to develop elite receivers into NFL stars.

As a sophomore last season, Harrison showcased why he’s considered one of the country’s elite young receivers, producing 20 touchdown receptions while consistently making game-changing plays against top competition. His combination of size, speed, body control, and football IQ has made him one of the most coveted recruits in the nation.

As he continues his career at St. Joseph’s Prep, expectations will remain high, but Harrison has already shown he possesses the talent and pedigree to thrive on college football’s biggest stage. With his commitment now behind him, Harrison can turn his full attention toward helping St. Joseph’s Prep pursue another championship while continuing to develop into one of the nation’s premier wide receiver prospects before eventually making his way to Columbus.

Blue Mountain’s Chase Guers has announced on his social media pages that he has commitment to West Virginia Mountaineers football, giving the Mountaineers one of Pennsylvania’s top Class of 2027 prospects.

The 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver/athlete made his decision today following an official visit to Morgantown earlier this month. Guers chose West Virginia over a growing list of Power Four offers that included Syracuse, UConn, Cincinnati and several other FBS programs.

Guers has the combination of size, athleticism and playmaking ability that schools were looking for. His commitment provides West Virginia with another talented athlete in its 2027 recruiting class.

In 2025, he had 35 catches for 535 yards, 15.3 yards per catch, 44.6 yards per game and 6 TD’s. He had 909 all-purpose yards, 75.8 yards per game.

“Chase’s work ethic, size and speed enable him to stretch the field and make him a deep threat and game changer,” said Head Football Coach Chuck Kutz. “He runs excellent patterns and has good hands as a possession receiver. He catches the ball well in traffic over the middle. He must be accounted for on every play, including special teams.”

With his recruitment now complete, Guers can turn his full attention toward helping Blue Mountain compete this season while continuing to develop into one of Eastern Pennsylvania’s elite playmakers before arriving in Morgantown in 2027.