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Purdue Recruits Weekend Roundup: Week 6
By Tom Dienhart,
1 days ago
With the high school football season rolling round the country, Purdue’s 2025 commitments are in action. As we have done for years, GoldandBlack.com will track each recruit’s weekly results.
Week One: Marion-Franklin (Columbus, Ohio) lost, 47-12, to Granville.
Week Two: Marion-Franklin fell to 0-2, losing 30-0 to Hayes.
Week Three: Marion-Franklin is now 0-3 after losing to Holy Name, 20-7.
Week Four: Marion-Franklin dropped to 0-4 with a 34-24 loss to Briggs.
Week Five: Marion-Franklin won its first game, taking a 34-20 decision vs. Independence.
Week Six: Marion-Franklin lost 20-14 to Walnut Ridge.
ILB Grant Beerman
On3Profile Week One: Lakota West (West Chester, Ohio) downed St. Xavier and QB Chase Herbstreit (son of Kirk), 17-14. Beerman led the Firebirds with 13 tackles (4 solo) with 1/2 TFL and a PBU.
Week 2: Lakota West whipped Hamilton, 31-0, in an early GMC matchup to move to 2-0. Beerman had 11 tackles and a forced fumble over three quarters, as Lakota West gave up only 102 yards.
Week Three: Lakota West lost, 14-6, to Princeton, falling to 2-1 on the season. Beerman had 6 tackles and a QB pressure/sack that led to an interception.
Week Four: Lakota West crushed Fairfield, 50-14. Beerman had 7 tackles, 1 big TFL on 4th and 1. Played some offense, as well, with 2 good blocks on TDs.
Week Five: Lakota West smashed Middleton, 51-7. Held a 4-0 Middletown team to 43 total yards and only 4 rushing yards. Beerman plays about 3 quarters and had 4 tackles, 1 sack and 1.5 TFL.
Week Six: Lakota West crushed Colerain, 52-0. 6 tackles, as Beerman had 1.5 TLs and multiple pressures on the QB in one half of play to he his squad go 5-1.
Week One: Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph won, 47-7, vs. GlenOak, led by Ohio State RB commit Bo Jackson . Kortovich, who is playing both slot and wideout this year, had two catches for 50 yards with a 2-yard TD reception.
Week Two: Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph toppled Cardinal Mooney, 31-7, to improve to 2-0. Kortovich had 4 catches for 40 yards.
Week Three: Villa Angela-St. Joseph is 3-0 after crushing Mansfield Senior, 60-0. Kortovich had 3 grabs for 40 yards.
Week Four: Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph crushed Kenston, 53-35. Kortovich notched 2 catches for 30 yards. Week Five: Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph beat Cleveland Central Catholic, 48-6. Kortovich had three catches for 40 yards and a TD.
Week Six: Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph suffered its first lose, falling 38-35 to McDowell. Kortovich had 2 catches for 30 yards.
Week One: Cincinnati Taft started the season by defeating Pleasure Ridge Park (Louisville), 43-0. Pavey had 1.5 sacks, 7 tackles and “a lot of QB hurries and pressures.”
Week Two: Taft took down Chaminade Julienne Catholic, 12-7. Pavey had 8 total tackles, 3 TFLs.
Week Three: Taft is 3-0 after whipping Archbishop Alter, 36-7. Pavey had 10 tackles, 4 TFLs and 1 sack.
Week Four: Taft dropped its first game, falling 20-16 to Mt. Healthy.
Week Five: Taft crushed Thurgood Marshall, 72-0.
Week Six: Taft lost to Withrow, 19-14, as Pavey had 5 tackles and 2 TFLs.
Week One: Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers, Ind.) downed Carroll (Fort Wayne), 45-21, as Gorin started at left tackle for the Royals who had 285 rush yards and 414 total yards.
Week Two: HSE played North Central in a game that was postponed until Saturday, with the Royals winning, 49-26.
Week Three: HSE is now 3-0 after defeating Avon, 28-10.
Week Four: HSE dropped its first game, falling 37-35 Fishers.
Week One: Antioch (Nashville) defeated Lebanon, 34-22. Whitset didn’t give up any sacks with 6 pancakes and 0 pressures allowed; on defense, he had 4 tackles, 2 pass deflections, 2 TFLs.
Week Two: Antioch (Nashville) beat Nolensville, 36-33. Whitset didn’t allow any sacks and added 5 total tackles, 2 solos and 1 pass deflection.
Week Three: Anticoh is now 3-0, beating Cane Ridge, 40-6. Whitset had 3 total tackles, didn’t give up any sacks.
Week Four: Anticoh lost its game, losing 41-14 to Oakland. Whitset had 4 tackles, 2 deflections, 4 pancake blocks, no sacks or pressures allowed playing left OT.
Week Five: Anticoh whipped McGavock, 56-30. Whitset had 7 pancake blocks, 4 tackles and a TFL. He received a fourth star as a recruit from On3 last week.
Week Six: Antioch lost, 27-6, to Stewarts Creek. Whitset had 8 total tackles on defense. He allowed no sacks from the LT position.
Week One: Delta (Muncie, Ind.) defeated Muncie Central, 28-7. Double- and triple-teamed almost all night, the rangy Brooks had 1.5 sacks, 9 tackles and 2 blocked passes as Muncie Central barely ran to his side.
“Our defense is just really good,” Brooks told the Daily News . “You saw our secondary hustle pretty good. As long as we stop the run, we’re good.”
Week Two: Brooks helped Delta pitch a 35-0 shutout vs. Norwell.
Week Three: Delta downed Shelbyville, 37-7, to remain unbeaten.
Week Four: Delta lost its first game, falling to Yorktown 28-14.
Week One: Elkhart (Ind.) Concord beat Elkhart, 13-12. Thomas faced Purdue target and Tennessee d-end commit Mariyon Dye . Thomas had 76 yards rushing on 19 carries, with 8 tackles and a TFL on defense.
Week Two: Concord took down Jimtown, 49-28. Thomas ran for 106 yards and a TD.
Week Three: Concord toppled the Mishawaka Cavemen, 35-34, moving to 3-0. Thomas ran for 180 yards and 2 TD and had 7 tackles.
Week Four: Concord improved to 4-0 with a 34-17 triumph vs. Northridge. Thomas ran for 176 yards and scored 3 TDs.
Week Five: Concord edged Warsaw, 28-24. Thomas had 81 yards rushing and a touchdown.
Week Six: Concord remained perfect, taking down NorthWood, 27-17. Thomas ran 31 times for 208 yards and 3 TDs. He also had 8 tackles.
Week One: Akron East lost to Chaney, 21-6. Stevens scored the Red Dragons’ lone TD on a 47-yard jaunt. He finished with 12 carries for 103 yards and the aforementioned TD. Good video of Stevens from the preseason below:
Week Two: East fell to 0-2, losing to Bedford, 27-20, as Stevens had 18 carries for 125 yards and 1 TD.
Week Three: East won its first game, taking down Elyria, 26-19. Stevens had 19 Carries 198 yards and 1 TD.
Week Four: East lost 42-6 to Archbishop Hoban and is now 1-3.
Week Five: East beat the University School, 37-9. Stevens ran 22 times for 213 yards and a TD.
Week Six: East beat Ellet, 42-0. Stevens ran 22 times for 180 yards and 3 TDs.
Week One: Centerville (Ohio) toppled Lakota East, 31-21. The Elk had 160 yards rushing and 150 yards passing, with Kuol Kuol helping pave the way at left OT.
Week Two: Lost to St. Xavier, 34-10, falling to 1-1 on the season. Centerville had 183 yards rushing and Kuol Kuol had numerous knockdowns.
Week Three: Centerville lost to Carmel, 44-23. Kuol Kuol helped Centerville tally 106 yards rushing and yield no sacks.
Week Four: Centerville beat Fairmont, 31-28, to move to 2-2. Kuol Kuol helped the offense gain 224 total yards; he gave up zero sacks.
Week Five: Centerville lost to Springfield, 17-3.
Week Six: Centerville downed Beaver Creek, 48-13. Koul Koul allowed 0 sacks and helped his team gain 304 total yards and 48 points.
Week One: Rios hit 16-of-27 passes for 297 yards and 3 TDs and ran for 104 yards and a TD, as Downey beat Notre Dame, 42-21.
Week Two: Rios guided Downey to a 2-0 mark with a 33-26 victory vs. Orange Vista, throwing a game-winning TD pass in the fourth quarter. Rios finished with 296 yards passing and two TD passes, along with 108 yards rushing and a TD on the ground.
Week Three: Downey won a 69-68 shootout with Millikan, moving to 3-0. Rios was 20-of-32 for 356 yards, 4 passing TDs, 1 INT, 144 rushing yards, 3 rushing TDs.
Week Four: Rios improved Downey to 4-0 with a 21-0 win vs. Westlake. Rios threw for 215 yards and a TD.
Week Five: Downey lost its first game, 35-32, to Red Mountain.
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