SNE attended each New England Showday event throughout the circuit tour, starting on Monday, May 11, 2026, in Connecticut and concluding on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, in Massachusetts. More than 150 college coaches from various states visited the region to assess promising high school football talent for potential recruitment into their programs. The St Thomas More program showcased numerous talented prospects in al classes. In this report, I will emphasize the underclassmen players I focused on, providing a brief analysis of those who stood out during the live evaluation event, as well as list the players who received verbal offers after the event ended.
Ramsey Millar
Connecticut
2028
6’4
240
DL
Transfer from Oak Park High School Canada to St Thomas More for fall 2026
Player Performance Report: Ramsey Millar, a 6’4″, 240-pound defensive lineman transferring from Oak Park High School in Canada, made a strong impression during the evaluation showcase. Known for his size and potential, he demonstrated impressive agility and flexibility, showcasing loose hips that contributed to his effective pass-rush techniques. During positional drills, Millar moved fluidly, easily navigating through cones and demonstrating a keen understanding of his responsibilities. College coaches noted his ability to leverage his agility to shed blocks and maintain offensive engagement. Overall, Millar’s performance highlighted his skill set and readiness to compete at a higher level, cementing his status as a prospect to watch for the 2028 recruiting class. His combination of size, skill, and work ethic positions him well for a successful transition to St. Thomas More.
Transfer from Springfield Collegiate Institute Dugald , MB to St Thomas More Ct for fall 2026.
Player Performance Report: During the Evaluation Showcase held at St. Thomas More on May 11, 2026, Ricky Desrosiers showcased impressive skills that solidify his status as a top offensive line prospect. Standing at an imposing 6’5″ and weighing 280 lbs, Desrosiers moved exceptionally well during the drill period, demonstrating quick feet that suggest good agility for a player of his size. His ability to maintain a wide base with optimal pad level was evident, enabling him to anchor effectively against defenders. Notably, he easily reached the second level during running drills, showcasing both his speed and football IQ. Transitioning from Springfield Collegiate Institute to St. Thomas More next fall, Desrosiers is poised for further development and will undoubtedly attract college attention with his strong performance and promising potential.
Great First combine with my new team. Thank you for all the great players and coaches that were there looking forward to the season.@Coach_Ander5onpic.twitter.com/av2MalH9rA
— Ricky Desrosiers (@Desrosiers75938) May 13, 2026
Alessandro Bennati
Connecticut
2028
6’6
310
OL
Transfer from The Pennington School Pennington, NJ to St Thomas More Ct for fall 2026
Player Performance Report: Alessandro Bennati, the 6’6″, 310 lb offensive lineman transferring from The Pennington School, impressed at the evaluation showcase. His eye-catching frame and athleticism were evident throughout the drills. Bennati demonstrated superior pass-setting ability, skillfully sliding and mirroring defenders with precision. His micro technique was exceptional, particularly highlighted during one-on-one drills. Notably, he showcased his capability to engage and hit moving targets downfield, indicating strong awareness and versatility. His fluidity and quick feet were apparent, allowing for effective adjustments against various defensive schemes. Additionally, his balance stood out, enabling him to maintain control during dynamic movements. Overall, Bennati solidified his status as a top prospect in the 2028 class, capturing the attention of college coaches in attendance.
Transfer from Sachem East High School Farmingville, NY to st thomas more for fall 2026
Player Performance Report: Isaac Alves had an impressive showing at the showcase, while creating a statement as one of top edge prospect in the Class of 2029 to know now. At 6’4″ and 255 pounds, his size and physicality were immediately noticeable. He displayed a high motor and relentless pursuit, making an impact on almost every play. Alves’s agility stood out; he showcased fast feet that allowed him to maneuver effectively around blockers. His technique was highlighted by the skilled use of his arms and hands to disengage, demonstrating an understanding of the game rare for his age. As a transfer from Sachem East High School to St. Thomas More, Alves appears poised for a breakout fall season. College coaches should monitor his progress closely, as he has the tools to excel at the next level.
— Isaac Alves ‘29 6’4 DL (@Isaac_Alves_10) May 13, 2026
Isaiah Jones
Massachusetts
2028
5’9″
165
DB
traNsfer from Canarsie High School, Brooklyn, NY to St Thomas More for fall 2026
Player Performance Report: Isaiah Jones showcased his impressive skill set during the High School Football Evaluation Showcase at St. Thomas More. At 5’9″ and 165 pounds, Jones exhibited exceptional agility and speed, making him a standout among defensive backs. His natural ability to flip his hips and transition smoothly in and out of breaks is noteworthy, allowing him to effectively shadow receivers in both man and zone coverage. Jones displayed remarkable instincts, anticipating plays with keen awareness and quick reactions. He also demonstrated excellent ball skills, often positioning himself to make impactful plays on the ball. As he prepares for his transfer from Canarsie High School, Brooklyn, NY, Jones’s quick feet and solid technique suggest he will be a formidable asset to any college program in the near future. Overall, he is a player to watch as he continues to develop his game.
Transfer from Cardinal Hayes High School to St. Thomas More School for fall 2026
Player Performance Report: Jeremiah Jackman, a 6’0”, 180-pound defensive back, showcased elite athleticism and instinctual play at the showcase. Transferring from Cardinal Hayes High School, Jackman made an immediate impact, exploding on contact and displaying his athletic abilities. His loose hips and exceptional knee bend allowed him to perform drills while playing low and effectively engage with offensive players. Jackman’s speed and agility were evident as he effortlessly changed direction while maintaining pursuit angles, demonstrating his ability to close the distance swiftly. He matched up well against his peers, proving he could keep pace with top talent. His standout performance drew the attention of the University of Rhode Island’s coaching staff, resulting in a verbal offer immediately following the event. Jackman’s potential and skill set position him as a rising star in New England football.
