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Mars Hill signs 36 in latest football recruiting class

The Lions are coming off an 8-2 season, narrowly missing the D2 playoffs

Graphic courtesy Mars Hill athletics

Mars Hill football unveiled its 2024 National Signing Day class of recruits this week. The Lions signed 36 players and added five transfers.

Running back Nate Crosby Jr. from Monroe (Monroe HS), along with wide receivers Edward Louis Jr. (Tamarac, Fla.) and Axzavian Alexander (Palm Bay, Fla.), are considered three-star prospects by recruiting services.

Mars Hill did a solid job recruiting the southeast. Ten signees hail from North Carolina hometowns. Twelve are from Florida and seven more are from Georgia.

Mars Hills posted an 8-2 record a year ago and narrowly missed out on the Division II playoffs.

Mars Hill 2024 Signing Day class

First NameLast NamePositionHometownPrevious SchoolHt.Wt.
AXZAVIANALEXANDERWR*PALM BAY, Fla.Heritage High School6’1185
JOSHALSTONWRHIGH POINT, N.C.East Forsyth High School6’4190
JOELAMEZQUITAOLORLANDO, Fla.Orlando Christian Prep6’2250
JOSHBENNETTDBAPOPKA, Fla.Wekiva5’8150
LJBERRYDBPELL CITY, Ala.Pell City5’11175
DAVISBOROFFTESIMPSONVILLE, Ga.Hillcrest HighSchool5’11200
JAXONBROOKSOLBIRMINGHAM, Ala.Homewood High School6’1290
NATECROSBY JR.RB*MONROE, N.C.Monroe High School5’10195
GERKENSONDORELUSDBKISSIMMEE, Fla.Oak Ridge High School5’10155
MCKENDRIEDOUGLASQBHARTSVILLE, S.C.Hartsville High School6’1190
CEDRICDUVALDBORLANDO, Fla.Osceola High School6’2175
JAMARIONFARRIORLBSOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn.South Pittsburg5’11210
NOLANFISHEROLWHITTIER, N.C.Swain County6’4275
LIAMGLASSMEYERDLORLANDO, Fla.Winter Park High School5’11215
JOSEPHGREENOLORLANDO, Fla.Osceola High School6’1340
BRANDONGUESTLBASHEVILLE, N.C.AC Reynolds6’0205
HOLDENHAJEKLBHAMILTON, Ga.Harris County High School6’2210
DAYLONHARPERDLASHEVILLE, N.C.AC Reynolds6’1225
LATORIEHOLLINGERDBORLANDO, Fla.West Orange High School5’8150
KEATONHUNTOLTROUTMAN, N.C.Lake Norman High School6’2270
EDWARDLOUIS JRWR*TAMARAC, Fla.Dillard High School5’8170
TRISTENMCBRIDEDLSALISBURY, N.C.Carson High School6’2270
MILLEONMCKINZIELBSNELLVILLE, Ga.South Gwinnett6’1195
JAMESMILLIGANDBCONCORD, N.C.Northwest Cabarus High School6’0180
AVIONPICKETTDLBIRMINGHAM, Ala.Clay-Chalkville High School6’1200
KEYONRAWLEYWRPINNACLE, N.C.West Stokes High School6’2190
DEJUANDRERIGGINSWRMACON, Ga.Southwest Macon6’3170
JUSTINROBINSONDLLAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.Archer High School6’1230
RILEYRUSHINGOLALPHARETTA, Ga.Milton High School6’4315
JAYDENSHAWDLORLANDO, Fla.Orlando Christian Prep6’0235
GAVINSPILLERSTEMACON, Ga.First Presbyterian Day6’3225
LOWENSKYST LOUISDBORLANDO, Fla.Oak Ridge High School5’9150
DONOVANTHOMPSONDBCONCORD, N.C.Northwest Cabarus High School5’11180
JACQUEZVARNERWRORLANDO, Fla.Jones High School5’8160
ANDREWOODSOLPRATTVILLE, Ala.Prattville High School6’3305
TJWRIGHTRBDORCHESTER, S.C.Woodland High School5’9190

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