Hunter Taylor: The Unlikely Starter
St. John's Prep Eagles running back Hunter Taylor burst onto the Massachusetts high school football scene last season, earning a starting role after transferring from a prominent program in the state of Georgia. The Class of 2025 standout finished with 1,243 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns, leading his team to a 9-2 record in the Catholic Conference. Taylor's impressive debut season has scouts taking notice, particularly his ability to break tackles and accelerate through holes. According to MIAA officials, Taylor's transfer was seamless, with the senior adapting quickly to the Eagles' system. As the Eagles prepare for the upcoming season, Taylor's workload is expected to increase, with coaches looking to utilize his versatility in the backfield. Scouts are watching for Taylor's ability to maintain his production level, as well as his development as a receiver out of the backfield. Can Taylor continue to dominate on the gridiron and lead the Eagles to a championship?