VirginiaPreps Class of 2013 Top Football Prospects

A transfer from DeMatha, Levenberry has already accumulated over a dozen offers and it is easy to see why. After the Virginia VTO event Mike Farrell wrote the following: " Levenberry has a long frame and uses it to help close on smaller backs quicker opponents. He is at his best when his first step is forward and when he can get his long arms on his opponent to knock them off their route, but he is athletic and quick enough to make up for false steps and get back into the play. His lateral ability is impressive as well as he moves effortlessly from side to side and can disrupt passing lanes with his size and anticipation. Levenberry is also a smart, heady player who picks things up quickly."

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Class of 2013 quarterback Christian Hackenberg is one of the state's top junior prospects and one of three signal callers with an early offer from Virginia. Following the Cavaliers' offer, Tennessee pulled the trigger as well. His offer list continues to grow, with SEC offers from the likes of Alabama and South Carolina.

Hodges impressed at the Duke NIKE event: "Hodges was the biggest quarterback at the event despite just being a sophomore and it is clear his upside is impressive. He is powerfully built and has a very strong and accurate arm. Because of his length, he needs to shorten his release a bit, but the ball still comes out quickly with good mechanics and he can make all the throws needed. For a huge quarterback, his footwork is surprising as he is light on his feet and has a good rhythm to his drops."

VirgniaPreps.com staffers Rod Johnson and Matthew Hatfield said of Mizell following the Junior Rank Camp in May: "Shifty and now powerful, Mizzell will be hard to wrap up for opponents in the Beach District this year. Look for the Marlins to ride him as much as possible in their effort to repeat as Eastern Region D-6 Champions."

The Eagles big man is surely to draw a considerable amount of attention over the course of the next two seasons. "He is the full package," says Liberty coach Tommy Buzzo, "barefooted, he is nearly 6-foot-5, he weighs 247 pounds now, he's got a ridiculous motor and his wingspan is one more likely to be found on a 6-foot-7, or 6-foot-8 kid. He's young, he has no body fat and he's got a great work ethic. Most of the coaches like him more when they come in and see him work out than they do watching his film."

Rod Johnson wrote of Parker: "Kettle Run two-way standout Michael Parker who has already picked up scholarship offers from Boston College, Virginia and Virginia Tech and the rising junior is looking forward to helping the Cougars make a splash in 2012. The 6-foot-3, 200-pounder projects as a safety at the next level and looks forward to the challenge."

With over a half dozen offers by the first of February, Rolin has jumped in our rankings! One of the region's top linebacker prospects, Rolin's older brother plays (walk-on) at Virginia Tech. As a junior Rolin posted 105 tackles, 20 for loss, 10 sacks, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and eight pass deflections while earning first team all-district, region and state honors.

Reid pulled in early offers from Virginia and Virginia Tech, but they certainly won't be his last. Some colleges are just finding out about Reid, as he made the move from Newport News' Woodside to Thomas Dale as a sophomore and played sparingly due to injury, primarily on special teams. The 2011 season should open even more eyes on Reid's abilities.

Hamilton has been accumulating an impressive early offer list that includes Virginia, Virginia Tech, East Carolina, and Liberty. Also a standout basketball player, Hamilton had 73 catches for 1144 yards and 10 touchdown catches during his junior season for Mountain View.

It's easy to see why BCS schools are flocking to Virginia Beach to take a run at the junior wideout with the Virginia Tech Hokies already offering a scholarship verbally. Bowens runs nice routes, has good length and came back from the early drop to make a key catch on a third down dig route to keep a drive alive. Interestingly enough, on a team loaded at the skill positions, Salem uses Bowens as their punt returner, usually a position reserved for only the most athletic of kids.

Already has offers from Virginia and Virginia Tech, few players in the state next year should generate as many offers as Clark. A physical defensive back that tackles and covers, Clark is capable of playing corner or safety. You can tell how the game has slowed down for him and he's supremely confident in what he's doing, using his body better as well.

Lockley, who already holds a D-I offer from Virginia, definitely passes the eyeball test at 6-foot-4, 217 pounds. At February's Five-Star Showcase he showed explosiveness off the ball and good route running ability. Lockley also was able to separate himself from the ball and the defender during the one-on-one portion of the event. He has the tools to be dominant at the next level.

Johnson played quarterback this season for Meadowbrook earning second team all-district and first team all-metro honors while throwing for 1,299-yards, 17 touchdowns and three interceptions along with 500-yards rushing and 10 touchdowns on the ground. He had the highest passer rating in the Richmond Metro area, 186.82. Meadowbrook coach Troy Taylor told us ""Gerard is a good student and holds a 3.2 GPA overall. He is a competitor and a leader on and off the field."

This past fall Burks totaled 97 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and nine quarterback hurries on defense. His performances have caught the attention of a number of ACC and Big East schools. Boston College and Virginia Tech might be the early leaders to land Burks.

Spearman impressed this spring on the camp/combine circuit, as one write put it "Junior corner Marcus Spearman is as technically sound as they come and blankets receivers. Every event Spearman goes to, he stands out in a major way."