All-Metro first-team offense for football

Seahawks coach Lance Clelland: "He's very hard to tackle, which more than makes up for his lack of size."

Committed to Monmouth, playing in Crab Bowl


Dale Harris

St. Paul's, running back, senior

Powerful, durable 5-11, 190-pound rusher with explosive moves

Ran 174 times for 1,578 yards and 28 touchdowns; scored 170 points, nearly all in first half of games

Ran for three touchdowns, 212 yards in MIAA B Conference final, a 28-27 overtime win against John Carroll

Crusaders coach Paul Bernstorf: "Had we left him in [in the second half], his stats would have bordered on video game."

Committed to Towson

Garrett Bean

Westminster, wide receiver, senior

Quick, sure-handed 5-7, 155-pound slot receiver was top threat in area's most prolific passing offense

Caught 58 passes for 1,055 yards, 19 touchdowns; had career 113 catches, 2,135 yards, 34 touchdowns

Tied state record with five touchdown receptions against Linganore

Owls coach Brad Wilson: "I've never seen a high school kid catch a ball and get full speed as fast as he can."

Drawing FCS, Division II interest, selected for the Baltimore Touchdown Club all-star game

Tyler Young

Arundel, wide receiver, senior

Quick, smart 5-9, 180-pound catalyst in one of the area's top passing offenses

Had 67 receptions for 1,149 yards, 16 touchdowns; returned 13 punts for 116 yards, one touchdown