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Recruit tracker: Where Class of 2025 football players from NC are headed

Click inside for a list of commitments to in-state and out-of-state college programs

The high school football season is still a month away, but a number of rising seniors from North Carolina schools have already announced college plans.

Below is a list of North Carolina high school players from the Class of 2025 who have made their college commitments public.

Are we missing someone? Please let us know via email (eric@ncfootballnews.com) or by tagging us on Twitter/X (@NCFootballNews)


Recent additions:

DB/ATH Gavin Harris (High Point | High Point Christian)

Committed to Bowling Green … Picked off two passes, recovered two fumbles and scored four defensive touchdowns last season for High Point Christian, according to MaxPreps.com stats … Finished with 46 tackles, 9.0 tackles-for-loss and two sacks … Scored six offensive touchdowns as well.

DE Sherrod Henderson (Rocky Point | Heidi Trask HS)

Committed to Virginia Tech … Had more than two dozen D1 offers … recorded 12 sacks last season … earned a three-star ranking for recruiting services Rivals and 247Sports.

WR/ATH Nare Means (Cary | Panther Creek HS)

Committed to Charlotte … the son of former UNC and NFL star running back Natrone Means played in 10 games a year ago, recording 1,028 all-purpose yards, 57 receptions, 967 receiving yards and seven touchdowns.

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Eric Lusk Publisher & Editor
Eric Lusk started NC Football News in 2023. He's an old newspaper guy with a fondness for underdogs, redemption stories and the triple-option offense. He's a proud graduate of Jesse O. Sanderson High School and UNC's School of Journalism. He's thankful for God's mercy, family and second chances.

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