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Georgetown Prep Football

The way you live your life off the field will have a direct affect on your performance on the field. Good things happen to good people who work hard.

Coach Dan Paro

Team Priorities

Faith

  • The most important thing we do as a team is attend mass together.
  • Treat others the way that you want to be treated.
  • The bible emphasizes that a person can make something of himself through beliefs, faith in God, faith in others, faith in one’s self and faith in life. When you affirm big, believe big and pray big, big things happen to you.

Family

  • Our families are the heart and soul of who we are. We must maintain strong relationships with siblings and with parents.
  • By staying connected to what is happening at home, we will lay a stronger foundation for our team.
  • We want to strive to be a good son and brother.

Academics

  • Compete academically giving your best effort and attitude to each class, every day.
  • Achieving in the classroom will provide lifelong opportunities. 
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Football Priorities

Team comes before the individual

  • Success demands singleness of purpose.
  • Each player must be willing to sacrifice personal ambition for the good of the team.
  • It is amazing what can be achieved if no one cares who gets the credit.

Code

  • Every drill and every practice is an opportunity to get better.
  • Focus on getting better every day, not on winning.
  • Be sure to understand your strengths and weaknesses both physically and mentally. We are not going to be the biggest, fastest, or strongest.
  • Know your assignments and be sure to execute as one.
  • Every play counts. If you fight hard every down, the play you win may be the difference between your team winning or losing.
  • Compete with pride and with passion for your school and the game of football.

Character

  • Be honest to yourself and to each teammate.
  • Loyalty. We need 100% commitment 100% of the time on and off the field.
  • Respect yourself, your teammates, your opponents, and the great game of football.
  • Unselfishness. Be a giver not a taker.

Prep students who play football in college

Class of 2025

  • Wyatt Bowman - Syracuse University
  • Akeem Clark - United States Naval Academy
  • Amahd Clark - United States Naval Academy
  • Dylan Clark - John Carroll University
  • Dominic DeSarno - Boston College
  • Will Kirk - John Carroll University
  • Joel Slewion - John Carroll University
  • Nico Sclafani - Villanova University
  • Malachi Streeter - Holy Cross College

Class of 2024

  • Lee Bruner - University of Richmond
  • RJ Stewart Jr. - University of South Dakota
  • Colin Reynolds - University of Maryland

Class of 2023

  • Nick Behrens - Trinity College
  • Quincy Long - Franklin & Marshall College
  • Billy Molloy - University of Maryland
  • Luka O'Day - William and Mary
  • Preston Rogers - The Catholic University of America
  • Dakota Rosebush - Wagner College
  • Nnamdi Udeogu - Princeton University (also for Track & Field)

Class of 2022

  • Isaiah West - The U.S. Military Academy, West Point
  • Osaru Ihama - Washington and Lee University
  • Sam Trybus - Dickinson College

Class of 2021

  • Tristan Furnish - Pomona College
  • Chase White - Dickinson College
  • Kyonte Hamilton - Rutger University (also for Wrestling)

Class of 2020

  • Jalen Hampton - Elon University
  • Jack Plank - University of Pennsylvania
  • Chris Singleton - Gettysburg College
  • Patrick Donovan-Jenkins - Trinity College
  • Brian Maddox - Macalester College
Immanuel Iheanacho

Immanuel Iheanacho '26 was The Washington Post All-Met Offensive Player of the Year in 2025. He signed with the University of Oregon as one of the nation’s top prospects, becoming a five-star recruit despite not playing football until his freshman year. Iheanacho is the first lineman to be named All-Met Offensive Player of the Year since Jonathan Ogden of St. Albans in 1991.

Kyonte Hamilton

Kyonte Hamilton '21 was selected in the seventh round, pick No. 224, of the 2025 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans on Saturday, April 26, 2025. Hamilton played for the Rutgers Scarlet Knight. Read more on YahooSports.

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Colin Reynolds practicing with the University of Maryland.

 

Prep Players in the NFL

Owen Wright '17 singed with the Baltimore Ravens in May 2023! Owen began his college career at William and Mary before transferring to Monmouth. Wright recorded 304 rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns in 2022 and was named first team all-conference as a fullback. Wright also appeared on both offense and special teams in every game at Monmouth the past two seasons.

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Team Opponent Date Time Location Result Score
Football - Varsity vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
Football - Freshman vs.
St. Albans
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
St. Mary's Annapolis
Georgetown Prep
Football - Freshman vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
St. Vincent Pallotti High School
St. Vincent Pallotti High School Win 25-22
Football - Freshman vs.
St. Vincent Pallotti High School
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
Loyola Blakefield
Georgetown Prep Loss 7-20
Football - Varsity vs.
Eastern High School
Georgetown Prep Loss 24-33
Football - Freshman vs.
Bullis School
Bullis School
Football - Varsity vs.
Benedictine College Prep
Benedictine College Prep Loss 3-28
Football - Freshman vs.
Bishop Ireton High School
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
Woodberry Forest School
Woodberry Forest School Loss 10-16
Football - Freshman vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
Haverford High School
The Haverford School Win 24-21
Football - Freshman vs.
Landon School
Landon School
Football - Varsity vs.
Landon School
Georgetown Prep Win 35-6
Football - Freshman vs.
St. Albans
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
St. Albans
St. Albans Win 22-19
Football - Freshman vs.
Gonzaga College High School
Georgetown Prep
Football - Varsity vs.
Episcopal High School
Georgetown Prep Win 35-16
Football - Varsity vs.
Bullis School
Bullis School Loss 12-13