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RANKINGS
The stars of 2025-26 St. Thomas Football
PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS: No. 2 St. Thomas Eagles
Defensively, senior edge rusher Obinna Umeh headlines the unit after earning first-team, all-state honors. A recent Duke-commit, Umeh (58 tackles, 19 TFL, 5.5 sacks) brings elite athleticism and pass-rushing ability, paired with critical instincts. He’s joined by fellow seniors Liam McCarthy (125 tackles, 27 TFL) and Max Moore, forming a disruptive linebacking corps that gives St. Thomas a disciplined identity.
St. Thomas Sr. OLB/DE Obinna UmehDoug Brown (VYPE)
On offense, Nate Tidwell (Sr. WR) returns as a top playmaker after a 1,000-yard receiving season, while senior Javaughn Waldron adds versatility out of the backfield, having led the team with 11 combined scores a year ago. Junior quarterback Pierce Jacobson, who split snaps last year, is expected to take over full-time duties and could thrive with more opportunities.
Another notable target for Jacobson to utilize is senior second-teamer Derek Stevenson (566 yards, 6 TDs). Meanwhile, anchoring the line will be center Alexander Pompilus, also entering his senior year. Special teams remain in good hands – or good feet, rather – with Michael Taylor II, a second-team, all-state kicker who brings consistency and range.
With Davis being provided with such continuity to the program and a proven core returning, the Eagles will be eager to take the next step – and this time, finish the job.
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