'11 NJ ATH Tanner McEvoy (Offer)
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From March...
By Eric Guimaraes
QB Tanner McEvoy (6-6 205) of Oradell, NJ has several offers already but is looking for one from USC as well. "I hope they offer," said McEvoy. "They've been talking to me lately so I'm thinking they will." McEvoy has ties to the Palmetto State with an aunt in Columbia and a grandmother in Hilton Head. "A lot of my family on my mother's side went to school at South Carolina," he added. His offers are from North Carolina, Miami, Rutgers, Pitt, NC State, Maryland, Duke, Boston College, Vanderbilt, and Minnesota. McEvoy says he visited several schools in about a one week period. "I went to BC, Rutgers, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke, Pitt, West Virginia, and Maryland," he said. "None really stood out." During his Easter break, McEvoy will go visit Florida, Florida State, and Miami. This summer, he plans to attend the Nike Camp at Penn State and the Elite Eleven Camp at Alabama. McEvoy played running back and wide receiver last season and is moving to quarterback for the upcoming season. He has no favorites. "I am still wide open," said McEvoy.
Link: http://www.goupstate.com/article/201...657/-1/PSPORTS
By Eric Guimaraes
QB Tanner McEvoy (6-6 205) of Oradell, NJ has several offers already but is looking for one from USC as well. "I hope they offer," said McEvoy. "They've been talking to me lately so I'm thinking they will." McEvoy has ties to the Palmetto State with an aunt in Columbia and a grandmother in Hilton Head. "A lot of my family on my mother's side went to school at South Carolina," he added. His offers are from North Carolina, Miami, Rutgers, Pitt, NC State, Maryland, Duke, Boston College, Vanderbilt, and Minnesota. McEvoy says he visited several schools in about a one week period. "I went to BC, Rutgers, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke, Pitt, West Virginia, and Maryland," he said. "None really stood out." During his Easter break, McEvoy will go visit Florida, Florida State, and Miami. This summer, he plans to attend the Nike Camp at Penn State and the Elite Eleven Camp at Alabama. McEvoy played running back and wide receiver last season and is moving to quarterback for the upcoming season. He has no favorites. "I am still wide open," said McEvoy.
Link: http://www.goupstate.com/article/201...657/-1/PSPORTS
From March as well...
Jersey QB wants USC to offer
By Eric Guimaraes
QB Tanner McEvoy (6-6 205) of Oradell, NJ has several offers already but is looking for one from USC as well. "I hope they offer," said McEvoy. "They've been talking to me lately so I'm thinking they will." McEvoy has ties to the Palmetto State with an aunt in Columbia and a grandmother in Hilton Head. "A lot of my family on my mother's side went to school at South Carolina," he added. His offers are from North Carolina, Miami, Rutgers, Pitt, NC State, Maryland, Duke, Boston College, Vanderbilt, and Minnesota. McEvoy says he visited several schools in about a one week period. "I went to BC, Rutgers, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke, Pitt, West Virginia, and Maryland," he said. "None really stood out." During his Easter break, McEvoy will go visit Florida, Florida State, and Miami. This summer, he plans to attend the Nike Camp at Penn State and the Elite Eleven Camp at Alabama. McEvoy played running back and wide receiver last season and is moving to quarterback for the upcoming season. He has no favorites. "I am still wide open," said McEvoy.
http://www.orderofthespur.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=34018
Jersey QB wants USC to offer
By Eric Guimaraes
QB Tanner McEvoy (6-6 205) of Oradell, NJ has several offers already but is looking for one from USC as well. "I hope they offer," said McEvoy. "They've been talking to me lately so I'm thinking they will." McEvoy has ties to the Palmetto State with an aunt in Columbia and a grandmother in Hilton Head. "A lot of my family on my mother's side went to school at South Carolina," he added. His offers are from North Carolina, Miami, Rutgers, Pitt, NC State, Maryland, Duke, Boston College, Vanderbilt, and Minnesota. McEvoy says he visited several schools in about a one week period. "I went to BC, Rutgers, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke, Pitt, West Virginia, and Maryland," he said. "None really stood out." During his Easter break, McEvoy will go visit Florida, Florida State, and Miami. This summer, he plans to attend the Nike Camp at Penn State and the Elite Eleven Camp at Alabama. McEvoy played running back and wide receiver last season and is moving to quarterback for the upcoming season. He has no favorites. "I am still wide open," said McEvoy.
http://www.orderofthespur.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=34018
From April...
Athlete Tanner McEvoy (Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic) has been busy preparing to make the transition to full-time starting quarterback for his high school team this season.
The 6-5, 210-pounder, who has a big reputation as a seven-on-seven tight end/receiver, has offers from Miami, Minnesota, North Carolina, Duke, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, North Carolina State, Maryland, Vanderbilt and Boston College.
McEvoy projects as a tight end or receiver in college.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5098701
Athlete Tanner McEvoy (Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic) has been busy preparing to make the transition to full-time starting quarterback for his high school team this season.
The 6-5, 210-pounder, who has a big reputation as a seven-on-seven tight end/receiver, has offers from Miami, Minnesota, North Carolina, Duke, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, North Carolina State, Maryland, Vanderbilt and Boston College.
McEvoy projects as a tight end or receiver in college.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5098701
From May...
Tanner McEvoy (Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic), who plays wide receiver and defensive back, has at least 11 scholarship offers. However, McEvoy worked out with the quarterbacks Sunday because he will likely play that position during his senior season. McEvoy (6-5, 205 pounds) looked very good throwing the ball. He is certainly an outstanding athlete and McEvoy has approximately a dozen scholarship offers including Rutgers, Pitt, Boston College, North Carolina, Virginia and Vanderbilt.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5158508
Tanner McEvoy (Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic), who plays wide receiver and defensive back, has at least 11 scholarship offers. However, McEvoy worked out with the quarterbacks Sunday because he will likely play that position during his senior season. McEvoy (6-5, 205 pounds) looked very good throwing the ball. He is certainly an outstanding athlete and McEvoy has approximately a dozen scholarship offers including Rutgers, Pitt, Boston College, North Carolina, Virginia and Vanderbilt.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5158508
Also from May...
It's no surprise that Tanner McEvoy (Bergen, N.J./Bergen Catholic) looked a little raw -- he's heading into his first year as a full-time quarterback. But, you can see the potential. He has a strong arm and is accurate for the most part. His height and athleticism also make him an intriguing prospect at any position. Most believe he will end up at receiver in college, but you can't rule out quarterback after watching him throw.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5158965
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It's no surprise that Tanner McEvoy (Bergen, N.J./Bergen Catholic) looked a little raw -- he's heading into his first year as a full-time quarterback. But, you can see the potential. He has a strong arm and is accurate for the most part. His height and athleticism also make him an intriguing prospect at any position. Most believe he will end up at receiver in college, but you can't rule out quarterback after watching him throw.
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5158965
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From an article in Triumph about he and his brother..(obviously somewhat dated-2008)
Fifteen-year-old Tanner McEvoy is a busy guy. He plays
football and basketball for Bergen Catholic High School.
He also goes to Elite Athletic Performance Institute (EAPI)
regularly to keep in shape. Two years ago, he went to Kinetic
Physical Therapy after he broke his leg. Now, step-down training
at EAPI is adding muscle and weight to his 6’4” frame.
Tanner follows in the footsteps of his big brother, Colin,
who graduated from Pascack Valley High School, “First Team”
All-League, All-County, All-North New Jersey and All-State,
as a football player. Colin plays football now for Rutgers State
University. He was the only walk-on player who saw time on the
fi eld as a college freshman.
Colin’s accomplishments are remarkable given that he was
out of play for two months during his junior year at high school
from a head injury. Kinetic got Colin back in the game. In the
summer before college, EAPI helped him add 15 pounds of
muscle.
Colin is not Tanner’s only role model. “My whole family is
athletic,” the high school freshman explains. “I’m the youngest
and it was natural for me to also play sports. I’ve played football
since I was in kindergarten.”
Tanner’s advice to other would-be athletes: “Start early, get
a good foundation, and explore all the ways you can train and
keep fi t,” he recommends.
Fifteen-year-old Tanner McEvoy is a busy guy. He plays
football and basketball for Bergen Catholic High School.
He also goes to Elite Athletic Performance Institute (EAPI)
regularly to keep in shape. Two years ago, he went to Kinetic
Physical Therapy after he broke his leg. Now, step-down training
at EAPI is adding muscle and weight to his 6’4” frame.
Tanner follows in the footsteps of his big brother, Colin,
who graduated from Pascack Valley High School, “First Team”
All-League, All-County, All-North New Jersey and All-State,
as a football player. Colin plays football now for Rutgers State
University. He was the only walk-on player who saw time on the
fi eld as a college freshman.
Colin’s accomplishments are remarkable given that he was
out of play for two months during his junior year at high school
from a head injury. Kinetic got Colin back in the game. In the
summer before college, EAPI helped him add 15 pounds of
muscle.
Colin is not Tanner’s only role model. “My whole family is
athletic,” the high school freshman explains. “I’m the youngest
and it was natural for me to also play sports. I’ve played football
since I was in kindergarten.”
Tanner’s advice to other would-be athletes: “Start early, get
a good foundation, and explore all the ways you can train and
keep fi t,” he recommends.
