Player Previews in 100 Days – Day 19: Forrest Keys, Lower Moreland

Written by: David Mika on Monday, June 4th, 2018. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

Player Name: Forrest Keys

School: Lower Moreland

Class Of: 2019

Primary Postion: Wide Receiver

Secondary Position(s): Defensive Back, Returner

Jersey Number: 23

Height: 6’2

Weight: 190

40-Yard Dash: 4.5

GPA: 2.85

Other Sports: Basketball

Starting Experience: 3

Honors: First Team All-League Wide Receiver
Second Team All-League Defensive Back

Two School Records, most Catches & Receiving Yards in a single season(8 games)

Tied for most receiving touchdowns in a single season(7) in school history

2017 Stats: Offensive:
31 Catches 508 Yards 7 Touchdown Receptions in 8 Games
46 Rushing Yards & 13 Passing Yards

Defensive:
44 Tackles 3 INTs 4 Pass Deflections

Kick Returns:
5 Returns 97 Yards

Punt Returns:
2 Returns 108 Yards

Hudl Highlights:

Coaches Comments: Forrest is a tremendous young man filled with loyalty and desire to compete. After his first full season of football, only 8 games, he became the school’s all time single season record holder in Receptions & Receiving Yards & tied for most TD Receptions. Forrest has been nothing but a threat on both sides of the ball. He has the unique combination of size and speed. And he’s still growing! Good framework and body control have impressed many college coaches that have seen his film.

He’s a true athlete, as a freshman he started on the State Quarterfinalist basketball team. As a junior he was one of the basketball teams main catalyst on their run to qualifying for States. He was also recognized as a first Team All League player in that sport. Becoming the first player to achieve both first Team in football & basketball at the school in over a decade.

His knowledge continues to grow and what he has produced ,so far, is just scratching the surface of his true potential as a student-athlete. Forrest is committed to football and has a desire to play at the next level as he has been putting in the work to better himself as a player by attending daily work outs and planning on going to showcases & camps this spring & summer. Complacency is not a problem with Forrest he truly strives to reach his full potential one day and will not stop until he does!

 

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