Massachusetts Show Day: “St Sebastian’s” Standouts, Eye Test, Skill Notes

Massachusetts Show Day: “St Sebastian’s” Standouts, Eye Test, Skill Notes

SNE was present at every New England Showday event throughout the circuit tour, which began on Monday, May 11, 2026, in Connecticut and wrapped up on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, in Massachusetts. Over 150 college coaches from different states visited the area to evaluate emerging high school football talent for possible recruitment into their programs. In this report, I will highlight several players from St. Sebastian’s school in Massachusetts that I knew and was able to observe in person, as well as others who impressed me during the live evaluation event.


Player Performance Report: Jack Carter – WR, St. Sebastian’s
Jack Carter shone brightly at the May 12, 2026, college showcase, showcasing the skill set that college coaches desire. At 6’4″ and 200 pounds, his size paired with his agility makes him a formidable boundary and red-zone threat. Carter excelled in route running; his sharp cuts and fluid hip movement on intermediate and deep routes were particularly impressive. He displayed remarkable acceleration out of his breaks, consistently creating separation against both press and off-coverage defenders. His varied release techniques, incorporating effective shoulder fakes and hand usage, made it difficult for defenders to jam him at the line. Carter’s performance suggests he is a top-tier prospect worthy of attention from college programs. With focused development and a strong upcoming season, he is positioned to become one of the most sought-after wide receivers in his class.


Player Performance Report: Duke Ciongoli, QB, Saint Sebastian’s (2027)
Duke Ciongoli showcased his skills at the Evaluation Showcase held at St. Sebastian’s School on May 12, 2026. Standing 6’1″ and weighing 195 pounds, Duke immediately caught the attention of college coaches with his blend of size and athleticism. While not a pure dual-threat, he demonstrated impressive mobility, allowing him to extend plays.
His arm strength is particularly noteworthy, featuring a quick, compact release that consistently delivers the ball with velocity and accuracy. Duke’s advanced ball placement and ability to read the field are standout qualities, allowing him to make anticipatory throws that put his receivers in optimal positions.
Moreover, his football IQ shines through as he navigates through progressions effortlessly. Ciongoli is not just a talented player; he embodies the work ethic necessary for success at the collegiate level. Coaches should prioritize him for visits—he’s one to watch in the 2027 rankings!


Player Performance Report: Cole Shevlin (ATH/WR, St. Sebastian’s)
Cole Shevlin impressed at the May 12, 2026, Evaluation Showcase at St. Sebastian’s, showcasing his exceptional athleticism and skill set. Standing 6’2″ and weighing 180 pounds, Cole possesses an ideal frame for a modern defensive back. His length and agility make him a standout in press-man and Cover 1 schemes.
During the event, he demonstrated impressive ball awareness and efficiency in taking angles, closing on passes swiftly while maintaining balance. His high-pointing ability in contested situations highlighted his competitive nature, effectively disrupting receivers at the catch point. Cole played with urgency and confidence, showing he can challenge passing lanes effectively.
With the potential to add muscle without losing speed, Shevlin’s physical tools suggest he could develop into a key contributor for any college program. Keep an eye on him as he continues to make waves in upcoming spring and summer circuits!


Player Performance Report: Benjamin Walker, DE/DL, Saint Sebastian’s School, Massachusetts
At the Evaluation Showcase on May 12, 2026, Benjamin Walker showcased his exceptional skills as a defensive lineman. Standing at 6’3″ and 260 pounds, Walker’s powerful frame and athleticism stood out immediately during drills, where he demonstrated an explosive first step with a low pad level. His ability to engage blockers was impressive, utilizing strong hands and a violent punch to shed tackles and disrupt plays.
What truly sets Walker apart is his versatility; he can anchor effectively against double teams and transitions seamlessly between a 3-technique and edge rushing as needed. His quickness and closing speed make him a dual threat in both run and pass situations. With a strong work ethic and the right coaching, Walker is poised to be a significant contributor at the Power 5 level. He is undoubtedly a prospect to watch moving forward!


Player Performance Report: Steven Ciampoli
St. Sebastian’s School Evaluation Showcase – May 12, 2026
Steven Ciampoli, a 6’4″, 255-pound offensive line prospect, showcased his impressive skills and physicality at the St. Sebastian’s showcase. Known pre-event as a strong developmental prospect, Ciampoli exceeded expectations through his solid fundamentals and athleticism. He demonstrated excellent leverage and balance with a wide stance, effectively anchoring against defenders. His initial quickness off the ball was notable, allowing him to generate significant movement on down and combo blocks.
Ciampoli’s power stood out; he consistently drove defenders back when establishing his blocks. He exhibited remarkable leg drive and determination to finish plays, never stopping until the whistle blew. His strong hands and ability to re-establish leverage under pressure highlighted his potential. College O-line coaches should take note of Ciampoli for the 2027 recruiting cycle, as he possesses the physical traits and mindset that will translate well at the next level.

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