J'Dyn Bullion – Linebacker 6-0, 255 Bellevue, Nebraska / Bellevue West HS Named Class A All-State First Team Defense during senior season for Omaha Creighton Prep, recording 100 tackles (8.3/game) with 6.5 tackles for loss, two sacks and two interception returns for TD's…also had two blocked kicks, three passes defended and one fumble recovery helping Junior Jays to Class A state semi-finals with 8-4 record. Two-year starter in football, also competed in basketball and track and field…big play receiver, averaging school record 23.5 yards per catch as a senior with 17 catches for 399 yards and four TD's as a junior…earned All-Metro Conference honors and Class A All-State honorable mention…on defense had 39 tackles with one interception, seven passes defended and one fumble recovery and averaged 25.1 yards on 10 kick returns for 301 yards…in track and field was a Class A state qualifier in the long jump and ran leg on Omaha North's 400-meter relay team at state.Īhmar Brown – Linebacker 6-0, 195 Omaha, Nebraska / Creighton Prep HS Tre'Vionne Brown – Wide Receiver 5-9, 160 Omaha, Nebraska / Omaha North HS Jackson Bos – Defensive End 6-2, 220 Norfolk, Nebraska / Norfolk HSīos is a multi-sport standout in football, wrestling and track and field for the Panthers…made 43 tackles with 11 tackles for loss and three sacks with 21 QB hurries as a senior to earn All-Heartland Athletic Conference honors…voted Defensive Player of the Year and Lifter of the Year…as a junior had 60 tackles with six tackles for loss, two sacks, nine hurries and one fumble recovery, named All-Heartland Conference and Class A All-State honorable mention…in wrestling was a Class A state qualifier and 220 pounds as a junior and conference champion and in track and field was a state qualifier in the shot put last spring…named Norfolk Daily News Student Athlete of the Year and is a two-time NCPA Academic All-State selection and selected to play in 2023 Northeast Nebraska All-Star Football Game in June. National Letters of Intent – Nebraska (14) The nine-win season marked just the fourth time in school history (1949, 1993, 2008) that Wayne State football recorded nine wins. The Wildcats qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs for just the second time in school history (2008) before falling to #19 Minnesota State 26-9 in the opening round. Wayne State finished the 2022 season with a record of 9-3 and earned a share of the Northern Sun Conference regular season title. Offensively, seven of the 19 recruits are seven wide receivers, four offensive linemen, three quarterbacks, two tight ends, two running backs and one kicker. Each side of the ball (offense and defense) has 19 players with defense bringing in eight defensive ends/lineman, seven linebackers and four defensive backs/safeties. It takes a whole campus and community to bring in a recruiting class and the Wayne State community is second to none."Ģ6 of the 38 additions hail from Nebraska followed by four each from Iowa and South Dakota, three from Florida and one in Maryland. I want to thank President Rames, Mike Powicki and all of our athletic administration for giving us the resources to attract and sign some of the best student-athletes in the region. Our staff did a fantastic job of going out and identifying young men that fit Wayne State and that are excited about playing for the PAW. "We are proud to announce the signing of this group of outstanding young men. "It's an exciting day for Wildcat football," remarked Coach Masters. The 2023 signing class consists of 34 high school student-athletes and four transfers who have already enrolled at Wayne State for the 2023 spring semester. 27, 2004, from Hurricane, West Virginia…daughter of Dru Bora and Kim DeTardo-Bora….plans to major in Biological Sciences….Chose Marshall because, “it was the best fit for me academically and athletically.Wayne State College head football coach Logan Masters today announced the addition of 38 student-athletes who are continuing their academic and football careers for the 2023-24 school year as part of National Signing Day. Prior to Marshall: Attended and ran at Hurricane High School for coaches Jimmy Cunningham and Dru Bora (2021-22), and Eric Cooper (2021-22)…5k (XC) – 19:04, 3200 – 11:28, 1600 – 5:21, 800 – 2:30…2021 WV AAA XC State Championship All-State….Medaled at Track State Championships in 4x800 in 20, and the 3200 in 2021 Raced the 10K at the Sun Belt Outdoor Championships, compiling a PR of 37:15.76 Set a 5K PR the next meet at the Sun Belt Indoor Championships, racing a 17:52.36. Opened track career with a 10:20.17, took off nine seconds, setting a personal record two weeks later at the Marshall Invitational, setting a 3K PR of 10:11.68.
2022-23 (Freshman): Competed in 13 meets for Marshall track and field as a freshman.
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