Written by: Mike Faulkner Nicholas Hunter’s senior season was a positive outlook. Hapeville Charter went 6-3 in their first year of joining Class 4-A, and Hunter aided his team by getting 12 sacks and 55 tackles, earning All-State honors by both our website and the AJC. The Senior defensive lineman comes in at 6’5” 215
Georgia grabbed an important piece to their 2018 recruiting class with the commitment of Christopher Smith II. The Hapeville Charter corner who did not give up a single touchdown last season, will be joining his former Hapeville teammate, and soon-to-be freshman William Poole III eventually in Athens. The ballhawking tandem figure to be key additions onto the
Colleges are beginning to notice that Hapeville Charter has more than just elite defensive players, and Hajj-Malik Williams is no exception to the sudden surge in colleges becoming interested in offensive players for the relatively new school. Yesterday, Williams earned his first collegiate offer when Jacksonville State contacted the steady signal-caller. “It feels great for
In the video down below Rory Starkey from Hapeville Charter and Brian Mitchell from North Paulding both make impressive one-handed corner end zone touchdown receptions with the defender right on their heels. Each athlete was a standout receiver during their junior season, and more than capable of pulling off an incredible grab anytime the pigskin
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Senior linebacker Elwood Smith III committed to Pikeville over the weekend. The Hapeville Charter student-athlete made his official commitment when he tweeted: Smith has been one of the hardest workers we have seen over the last few years, going from a backup defensive lineman his sophomore year to the starting middle
One of the real emerging cornerback prospects for the Class of 2018 is Hapeville Charter’s Christopher Smith II. The 2018 recruit played mostly nickleback as a sophomore but made a jump this season to starting corner and did not disappoint, earning an all-state selection due to his remarkable play. We asked Smith how he thought
