The first-team All-Metro selection set eight state public school records last fall, including throwing for 3,913 yards and 56 touchdowns, in leading his team to the Class 4A semifinals. Cosh (6-2, 195) has committed to Kansas State. (Baltimore Sun photo by Tasha Treadwell / August 25, 2009) |
Josh Bordner
Century, quarterback, senior
One of the keys to the Knights' run to the Class 2A state semifinals last season, Bordner (6-4, 205 pounds) threw for 2,217 yards and 18 touchdowns as the team went unbeaten heading into the semifinal game. He has orally committed to Boston College.
Connor Bruns
Loyola, quarterback, senior
Bruns (6-3, 205) spent most of last season as a backup QB but made the most of his chances when Leon Kinnard got hurt. In his debut as a starter, Bruns showed remarkable poise and threw for 274 yards and four touchdowns against Gilman.
Tyrek Cheeseboro
Milford Mill, wide receiver, senior
Speed and great hands make Cheeseboro (6-0, 180) a consistent scoring threat. Last season, he had 38 catches for 776 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. Cheeseboro, who also contributes on special teams, has committed to Maryland.
Billy Cosh
Arundel, quarterback, senior
The first-team All-Metro selection set eight state public school records last fall, including throwing for 3,913 yards and 56 touchdowns, in leading his team to the Class 4A semifinals. Cosh (6-2, 195) has committed to Kansas State.
Adrian Coxson
City, wide receiver, senior
The only Baltimore-area player in Ath- lon's consensus 100 senior prospects, Coxson (6-2, 195) is poised for a big season after making 34 catches for 821 yards and nine touchdowns as a junior. He has committed to Penn State.
Rudy Johnson McDonogh, quarterback, senior
A member of this season's strong crop of quarterbacks, Johnson (6-1, 210) threw for 1,838 yards and 15 touchdowns last season. Johnson, who has committed to Buffalo, brings the experience needed to keep the Eagles in contention in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference.
Jerry Lovelocke Edmondson, quarterback, senior
Extremely athletic, Lovelocke (6-4, 210) spent a lot of time at summer camps and combines, and he will have a lot to say about the success of the Red Storm. A year ago, he led a young team, passing for 2,526 yards and 25 touchdowns.
Hussam Ouri Broadneck, lineman, senior
Anne Arundel County's top lineman, Ouri will play center this season after playing all over the offensive and defensive lines since becoming a starter as a sophomore. Ouri (6-2, 290) made 40 tackles last season and had two sacks.
Mike Pitz Hereford, lineman, senior
Pitz (6-3, 310) shows an exceptional combination of speed and strength for a big lineman. He also plays lacrosse, which Bulls coach Steve Turnbaugh said has helped hone his footwork and quickness off the ball.
Matt Robinson Atholton, wide receiver, senior
Robinson (6-4, 205) looked terrific this summer at camps and seven-on-seven events. He has committed to Maryland and appears ready to better his output of 15 catches from last season.
Other notables:
A.J. Bonavitacola, Howard
Nick Bonhag, River Hill
Demond Brown, Annapolis
Jason Clements, Old Mill
David Coffin, South River
Ben Cranston, Loyola
Damon Daniels, Long Reach
Pat Diamond, Arch. Curley
Thomas Erdman, River Hill
Davonta Farrell, Perry Hall
Patrick Fitzgerald, Calvert Hall
Andrew Gilford, Westminster
Antoine Goodson, Poly
Shane Halsey, C. Milton Wright
Tavon Hargis, Reginald Lewis
R.J. Harris, Arundel
Darius Jennings, Gilman
Rodney Johnson, North County
Joe Kelly, Wilde Lake
Shannon Maura, Glenelg
Mark McNeil, St. Mary's
Kalvin Seamonson, Atholton
K'Vaunte Smith, Arch. Spalding
Vince Snarski, Loyola
Marcus Snipes, St. Frances
Tyler Sousa, Chesapeake-AA
Tripp Trainor, Gilman
Matt Watson, Glen Burnie
Spencer Wilkins, Mount Hebron
Willie Williams, Hereford
Century, quarterback, senior
One of the keys to the Knights' run to the Class 2A state semifinals last season, Bordner (6-4, 205 pounds) threw for 2,217 yards and 18 touchdowns as the team went unbeaten heading into the semifinal game. He has orally committed to Boston College.
Connor Bruns
Loyola, quarterback, senior
Bruns (6-3, 205) spent most of last season as a backup QB but made the most of his chances when Leon Kinnard got hurt. In his debut as a starter, Bruns showed remarkable poise and threw for 274 yards and four touchdowns against Gilman.
Tyrek Cheeseboro
Milford Mill, wide receiver, senior
Speed and great hands make Cheeseboro (6-0, 180) a consistent scoring threat. Last season, he had 38 catches for 776 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. Cheeseboro, who also contributes on special teams, has committed to Maryland.
Billy Cosh
Arundel, quarterback, senior
The first-team All-Metro selection set eight state public school records last fall, including throwing for 3,913 yards and 56 touchdowns, in leading his team to the Class 4A semifinals. Cosh (6-2, 195) has committed to Kansas State.
Adrian Coxson
City, wide receiver, senior
The only Baltimore-area player in Ath- lon's consensus 100 senior prospects, Coxson (6-2, 195) is poised for a big season after making 34 catches for 821 yards and nine touchdowns as a junior. He has committed to Penn State.
Rudy Johnson McDonogh, quarterback, senior
A member of this season's strong crop of quarterbacks, Johnson (6-1, 210) threw for 1,838 yards and 15 touchdowns last season. Johnson, who has committed to Buffalo, brings the experience needed to keep the Eagles in contention in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference.
Jerry Lovelocke Edmondson, quarterback, senior
Extremely athletic, Lovelocke (6-4, 210) spent a lot of time at summer camps and combines, and he will have a lot to say about the success of the Red Storm. A year ago, he led a young team, passing for 2,526 yards and 25 touchdowns.
Hussam Ouri Broadneck, lineman, senior
Anne Arundel County's top lineman, Ouri will play center this season after playing all over the offensive and defensive lines since becoming a starter as a sophomore. Ouri (6-2, 290) made 40 tackles last season and had two sacks.
Mike Pitz Hereford, lineman, senior
Pitz (6-3, 310) shows an exceptional combination of speed and strength for a big lineman. He also plays lacrosse, which Bulls coach Steve Turnbaugh said has helped hone his footwork and quickness off the ball.
Matt Robinson Atholton, wide receiver, senior
Robinson (6-4, 205) looked terrific this summer at camps and seven-on-seven events. He has committed to Maryland and appears ready to better his output of 15 catches from last season.
Other notables:
A.J. Bonavitacola, Howard
Nick Bonhag, River Hill
Demond Brown, Annapolis
Jason Clements, Old Mill
David Coffin, South River
Ben Cranston, Loyola
Damon Daniels, Long Reach
Pat Diamond, Arch. Curley
Thomas Erdman, River Hill
Davonta Farrell, Perry Hall
Patrick Fitzgerald, Calvert Hall
Andrew Gilford, Westminster
Antoine Goodson, Poly
Shane Halsey, C. Milton Wright
Tavon Hargis, Reginald Lewis
R.J. Harris, Arundel
Darius Jennings, Gilman
Rodney Johnson, North County
Joe Kelly, Wilde Lake
Shannon Maura, Glenelg
Mark McNeil, St. Mary's
Kalvin Seamonson, Atholton
K'Vaunte Smith, Arch. Spalding
Vince Snarski, Loyola
Marcus Snipes, St. Frances
Tyler Sousa, Chesapeake-AA
Tripp Trainor, Gilman
Matt Watson, Glen Burnie
Spencer Wilkins, Mount Hebron
Willie Williams, Hereford
The Baltimore Sun's All-Metro selections in baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse, and boys and girls track and field. Other teams are listed below:
