High School Hargrave Military Academy

[OSUBuckeye4Life]

http://recruiting.scout.com/3/2006_fb_prepschools.html

I figured if a group of people would know it would be BP. Anyway, have we ever tried to tap into that talent? Are they ususally sending this many kids to Division 1-A schools?

Any information would be appreciated.

P.S. Also any information on Milfred Prep and Fork Union Military would be nice also. They seem to be on the list quite frequently.

 

[ntd]

Anyway, have we ever tried to tap into that talent? Are they ususally sending this many kids to Division 1-A schools?

Yes they do...lots of kids who don't qualify academically or have discipline problems go to Hargrave...AFAIK they don't lose ANY eligibility (I might be wrong with this, but I think I am correct)...of course there are obvious problems with recruiting these guys, I don't see Tressel going after too many of them. I think FSU, NC St and VA Tech get a lot of them

 

[HilmerJ]

Vidal Hazleton goes there too, but i think he is a senior in high school.

 

[wadc45]

Changing the thread title...it's called Hargrave Military Academy.

 

[OSUBuckeye4Life]

Scout $

08/20

By Miller Safrit...A look at the 2008 football team.

 

[Muck]

Hargrave Discontinues Postgraduate Football Program

William Wiebking
4/19/2013 2:45:00 PM

Hargrave Military Academy will discontinue it's postgraduate football program at the end of the 2012-2013 Academic year. The Tiger's postgraduate basketball program will not be affected by this change and allows the basketball program to continue its success for years to come.

The landscape for postgraduate athletes and football programs has changed. This includes: college's desire to have their student-athletes on campus by spring semester; NCAA changes and restrictions on colleges hosting postgraduate football teams on their campuses; and eliminating competition with the college junior varsity teams.

Hargrave is excited about the future and it's growth and development emphasizing our core mission of academic, spiritual, and character development of young men in the middle and high school.

Hargrave's Academic Postgraduate Program, anchored by our long association with the United States Naval Academy Foundation and with the West Point Scholars Program, will continue to provide academic development and experiences to prepare young men for attendance to our nation's service academies.

The future is bright and our enrollment in grades seven through twelve is strong.

For additional questions, concerns or for more specific information about this development, please contact Coach Tim Oditt, Hargrave's Director of Athletics, at 434-432-2690 or email [email protected].