Our former Public League star is headed to the NFL!! Tykee Smith, a West Philadelphia native and former Imhotep Charter football star was drafted 89th overall in the third round of the 2024 NFL draft to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Known for his stellar play at the University of Georgia, many credit his draft position
A storied football program at Jules E. Mastbaum High School was put to the test this past year as a lack of players almost resulted in a cancelation of the season. In an effort to save the season, many Mastbaum players came together to fill the roster. A successful recruitment campaign along with the aide
With the College signing process underway, the PPL looks to many of its high-caliber athletes as they make their decision on where to continue their academic and athletic career. One such individual, Demitrius Jones a Senior at Parkway Northwest, received some extra motivation from a teammate which would ultimately lead to Jones’ offer from Cornell.
High School of the Future’s quarterback Davon Dillard led his team to an 8-6 victory in the Public League 4A Football Semi-Finals against Boys Latin Charter. The Senior QB reflects on the obstacles he has overcome in his life and how they have shaped him into the athlete and person he is today. For more
With a 4-1 start to the 2023 season, Northeast looks to keep its stellar public league presence felt by the City of Philadelphia. Senior Linebacker George Truitt believes that the team can be even better than last year despite the loss of many talented players. For more on Truitt and the Northeast Vikings, be sure
Ryan Nase, a Northeast Philly native and former head coach of Cheltenham High School’s football program, will be leading the Northeast Vikings into the future with hopes to continue the program’s history of greatness. For more information on Nase and the Northeast Vikings, check out Joe Mason’s article in the Northeast Times HERE!!
Imhotep Charter’s own Rahmir Stewart has committed to the University of Nebraska to continue his football career. Stewart had his choice of schools, narrowing it down to 6: Oregon, Texas A&M, Georgia, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Penn State. In the end, The No. 14 overall prospect in Pennsylvania and a 3-Star Safety recruit will join the
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