A Million Reasons to visit Champagnat Catholic Senior CB Noah Pierre
By Jerry Williamson
Champagnat Catholic rising playmaker, Noah Pierre, a versatile 5-foot-10, 175-pound native from Opa-Locka, Fla., has earned his strips for the Class 2A state runner-up and respect, from prominent Div. 1 recruits, who have squared up with the undervalued recruit. The Lions' No. 1 cornerback and captain, who oversees highly rated 3 and 4 star recruits, is hoping for recruiting attention come mid-season evaluation.
Noah Pierre earned Top 5 hits of the week via Maxpreps
Pierre, is far from an overhyped prospect. The Lions' are label 2A classification wise, but not by their 2017 schedule, which consist of 8A, 7A, 6A, 4A and 3A opponents. And also, respectable out-of-state programs from Kentucky (Trinity HS) and New Jersey (Barring).
Noah Pierre big-hit went viral (Pictured below)
Champagnat Practice Competition It helps, when you practice against power five conference wide receivers everyday in practice (combines over 50 FBS scholarships) with size, such as Uni. of Miami (FL) senior four-star commit Gregory Rousseau (6-foot-6) and the top sophomore dual in So. Florida, Johnquai Lewis (6-feet), and Mark Britt (6-foot-1). Accolades Despite, holding any stars and verbal offers to his name, he has dominated the highly sought after recruits. His job this season has been challenging.
Pierre task has consisted of well-recognized wide outs such as Texas commit Rondale Moore (4-star), Uni. of Miami (FL) commit Breion Fuller (4-star), and Lamont Finnie (3-star). Pierre, only touchdown this season, came from the hands of the No. 1 recruit in Kentucky, with 4.33 speed (per 247sports), but still held him under 70-yards receiving. Pierre, bone crushing hit vs. Trinity HS, went viral. Hitting the one million mark. Pierre, leads South Florida in interceptions with (3) and has yet to allow (100) yards in a single game. The senior, who clocked a high 4.5 40-yard dash (per Rivals Camp Series).
"Champagnat Catholic senior class is 90 percent already qualified. Noah (sports a 2.8 GPA) will be taking his test, in October. FIU has shown some type of interest", said head coach Dennis Marroquin. Marroquin also replied by saying, "He (Noah Pierre) is a great player, but better person. He was awarded the No. 1 jersey, which shows number one qualities in both the classroom, gridiron and character."
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"Pierre, has been overlooked for a long time now, " said former FSU defensive lineman Desmond Hollin. "Transferring to Champagnat Catholic should help his recruitment moving forward. He always wants to challenge the opposing team's best wide receiver, would out me even asking as the defensive coordinator of the Hard knocks. Someone is going to get a steal for their 2018 recruiting class."
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