Ohio Football Welcomes 19 Student-Athletes to 2024 Signing Class
12/20/2023 3:34:00 PM | Football
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ATHENS, Ohio— The Ohio football program added 19 student-athletes to its 2024 signing class during the early signing period, as announced by third-year head coach Tim Albin. Â
Offensive lineman Seth Anstead (Chelsea, Mich.), outside linebacker/jack Brock Arndt (Appleton, Wis.), linebacker Stellan Bowman (Grand Rapids, Mich.), running back Duncan Brune (Cologne, Germany), wide receiver Dom Dorwart (Leonardtown, Md.), defensive end Samuel Ehret (Clearwater, Fla.), offensive lineman Andrew Erby Jr. (Harrisburg, Pa.), safety JT Haskins Jr. (Lexington, Ky.) wide receiver Kaden Hurst (Leo, Ind.), linebacker Jasen Kelly (Toledo, Ohio), safety Tony Mathis Jr. (Macon, Ga.), tight end AJ Miller (Pickerington, Ohio), safety DJ Morton (Indianapolis, Ind.), offensive lineman Bryce Parson (St. Louis, Mo.), wide receiver Max Rodarte (Sacramento, Calif.), tight end Nick Segarra (Charlotte, N.C.), linebacker Parker Startz (Chicago, Ill.) and wide receiver Hunter Thompson (Ijamsville, Md.) all signed their National Letters of Intent today.Â
The team is also announcing one preferred walk-on prospect: wide receiver Miles Cremascoli (Winnetka, Ill.).Â
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The 2024Â signing class includes:Â
- Four offensive linemen
- Three linebackersÂ
- One running back
- Five wide receiversÂ
- One defensive endÂ
- Three safeties
- Two tight ends
OL | 6-4 | 275 | Chelsea, Mich. | Chelsea HSÂ
BROCK ARNDTÂ
MILES CREMASCOLI
Cremascoli comes to Athens from Winnetka, Ill. He attends New Trier High School and boasts a 3.5 GPA. New Trier's football program has a rich history, dating back to 1902. A versatile athlete, Cremascoli, has played four different positions for the football team – wide receiver, tight end and defensive end – and is a three-sport athlete.Â
DOM DORWARTÂ Â
ANDREW ERBYÂ JR.Â
OL | 6-2 | 295 | Harrisburg, Pa. | Steelton-Highspire HSÂ Â
Erby Jr. Will head to Athens from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania where he attends Steelton-Highspire High School. A three-time PIAA state champion, Erby is a physical offensive lineman who has been recognized as a First Team All-Conference selection. In his senior year, Erby helped record a 16-0 record en route to the state title. During his four years at Steelton-Highspire, Erby helped his team to a combined 49-4 record. Â
Personal... Has a twin brother, Alex, committed to play quarterback at Navy. Was coached by his father, Andrew Erby Sr., in high school.
JT HASKINSÂ JR.Â
S | 6-1 | 170 | Lexington, Ky. | Bryan Station HSÂ Â
Haskins Jr. comes from Lexington, Kentucky where he attends Bryan Station High School. Haskins Jr. was a four-year starter at Bryan Station and helped the school return to the state championship for the first time since 1999. Haskins Jr. recorded 55 tackles and seven interceptions on the defensive side of the ball during his senior season, earning his second All-State selection. He added more than 900 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns during his senior season. Â
Personal... Haskins Jr. is the son of Hailey and JT Haskins Sr. and has two younger siblings, Justin and Jaidyn. His dad played college football at Louisville and is the current defensive coordinator at Bryan Station. Â
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TONY MATHIS JR.Â
MAX RODARTEÂ Â
Rodarte is from Sacramento, California where he attended Capital Christian High School. The wide receiver spent the last season at City College of San Francisco where he was recognized as an All-Conference and All-Region First Team selection. Rodarte was the leading receiver for CCSF in 2023, with 45 receptions for 790 yards and nine touchdowns. At Capital Christian, Rodarte was an All-Conference performer in offense and defense. Â
Segarra will join Ohio Football by way of Charlotte, North Carolina where he attended Charlotte Catholic High School. A tight end with a big frame, Segarra helped Charlotte Catholic make deep runs into the state playoffs during his high school career. He was selected to play among the best players in North and South Carolina in the 2023 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. Â
HUNTER THOMPSONÂ Â
WR | 6-3 | 205 | Ijamsville, Md. | Oakdale HSÂ Â
Thompson will make his way to Athens by way of Ijamsville, Maryland. Thompson broke countless records at Oakdale High School and capped it off with a state championship in his final game. Not only did Oakdale complete their 14-0 season, but Thompson recorded 15 receptions for 269 yards and four touchdowns in the game. Thompson was recognized as an All-State player for Oakdale and was a key contributor not only on offense but defense and special teams as well. Â
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