The Dallas-Fort Worth area respectively has a lot of proud programs, with talented players everywhere across the city, its not hard to find some of the nations best recruits at any school in the city. Today we bring you the top quarterbacks who performed well in week four of Texas High School football. Some of these recruits are names you may know, and others you should know. Here are last weeks top quarterbacks from the DFW.
Standout Quarterback Recruits of Week 4
Cole Matsuda (23′)|5-10/180| QB | Nolan Cathloic
Despite the loss, Matsuda still had a great game with 28 completions out of 41 passes that went for 398 yards receiving two touchdowns and only 1 interception.
Tre Guerra (23′)| 6-2/180 | QB | Keller
UCA commit, Tre was spectacular on the night and hitting his targets throwing for 309 yards and two touchdowns, despite making a few errors and throwing two interceptions.
Noah Lugo (24′)| 6-2/180 | QB | V.R Eaton
Lugo is a new name to know this season and despite the loss, Noah still had a great night through the air and on the ground. Lugo threw for 175 yards passing, with 2 touchdowns, and also rushed for 134 yards rushing and one more additional touchdown. Holds interest in a couple of division I schools like Rice and Tulsa.
Roderick Hatsfield (24′) | 6-1/205 | QB | Waxahachie
Alcorn commit Hatsfield got the job done on the night on the ground and through the air. Passed for 127 yards and 3 touchdowns while also adding 85 yards rushing and an additional touchdown. That brought his total to 212 yards of total offense and four total touchdowns.
Jimmell McFalls (25′) | 6-1/165 | QB |Hirschi
McFalls is a dual sport athlete who can hurt defense through the air or on the ground. he helped his team to victory with 249 total yards of offense, and four total scores. 176 yards through the air passing, 73 yards rushing, and three scores passing and the other he ran one in to cap off an excellent showcasing of his athleticism on the night.
Kaden Brown (23′) | 6-1/185 | QB | Midlothian Heritage
South Dakota commit Kaden Brown had nearly a perfect night both on the ground and through the air completing 20 out of 25 of his passes for 246 yards passing and 4 touchdowns while also adding an additional 61 yards of offense rushing.
Jackson Gilkey (23′) | 6-2/200 | QB | Ennis
Gilkey is one highly recruited quarterback in his class here in the state that has yet to commit. With 390 yards passing and four touchdowns through the air performances like last weeks. Gilkey will have no problem attracting more interest this season.
