Recognizing Football’s “Most Dedicated”

Join us on Saturday, December 20, 2008 – 11:00 A.M. as the Eagle Bank Bowl proudly presents the DigitalSports.com 2008 Washington D.C. Area “Most Dedicated” Football Players of the Year!

DigitalSports.com has selected eight deserving Washington D.C. Metro student athletes to receive this honor for the dedication they have shown towards their football teams, their high school, their community and their families. These athletes will be recognized at RFK Stadium when Wake Forest takes on The U.S. Navel Academy in the first-ever Bowl Game contested in the Nation’s Capital. Scroll down to view this year’s honorees.

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	Bryn Renner, Quarterback, West Springfield H.S. (Fairfax County, VA) In two seasons as a starter, Renner threw for 5,872 yards and 67 touchdowns; Renner has committed to play college football at the University of North Carolina.
	Patrick Thomson, Quarterback, Stone Bridge H.S. (Loudoun County, VA) Thompson threw for a school record 4,424 yards and 51 touchdowns over the past two seasons and will be playing his college football at Wake Forest.
	Zach Thompson, Tight End, Stone Bridge H.S. (Loudoun County, VA) A devastating blocker, Thompson averaged 17 yards a catch and helped Bulldogs to a 27-2 record over the past two seasons and has also committed to play college football for Wake Forest.
	De’Antwan Williams, Running Back, Woodbridge H.S. (Prince William County, VA) Williams, who recently committed to Rutgers, compiled 6,909 rushing yards during his career, which ranks sixth all time in Virginia High School history.
	Jeremiah Mathis, Tight End/Defensive End, DeMatha H.S. (Washington Catholic Athletic Conference) A 6-foot-3 two-way starter, Mathis helped lead DeMatha to its sixth Washington Catholic Athletic Conference title.
	Zack Splain, Quarterback, Sherwood H.S. (Montgomery County, MD) Splain led Sherwood High School to the 4A Maryland State High School championship while throwing 35 touchdowns and only four interceptions this season.
	Peter Athens, Quarterback, Huntingtown H.S. (Southern Maryland Athletic Conference) Athens, a three-sport standout, passed for 1,550 yards and 15 touchdowns to lead Huntingtown to its first-ever Southern Maryland Athletic Conference championship.
	Anthony Wright , Running Back, Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr. H.S. (Prince George’s County, MD) Wright rushed for 1,760 yards and 21 touchdowns this past season and helped lead Wise High School to its first ever 4A South regional championship.