List of 2 news stories.

• SMN Defensive Backs to Watch

  7/7/2025
  There is an abundance of top-notch talent in the Greater Savannah area, with players racking up offers before they even don pads for the 2025 season. Cadets are the best of the Best!
  Micah Williams, Class of 2026
  Williams recently committed to play at Appalachian State, switching up his choice after initially committing to James Madison. He was an All-Greater Savannah first-team pick as a junior when he had 74 tackles, with five passes defended and four interceptions. He also had five receptions for 100 yards and a pair of scores, and is expected to take on a bigger role offensively with BC this season. 
  Wyatt Estabrook, Class of  2026
  Estabrook had 62 tackles and picked off six passes last season for the Cadets, including three in a playoff win over Southwest DeKalb. He had six other passes defended on the season. Estabrook was also an All-Greater Savannah Lacrosse Player of the Year as a junior.
  JoJo Sutton, Class of 2026
  Sutton had 55 tackles with six for losses last season and broke up five passes while causing a pair of fumbles. He also ran for 93 yards and a score last year. He has an offer from Eastern Kentucky University.

• SMN Quarterbacks to Watch for Fall 2025

  7/7/2025
  In recent years, the Greater Savannah area has become a hotbed of quarterback talent with players such as Benedictine alums Luke Kromenhoek (now at Mississippi State) and Holden Geriner (now at Texas State after playing at Auburn). And the wealth of talent is still evident as the 2025 season is set to begin in August.

  We took a look at the best returning quarterbacks to watch in the Greater Savannah area. Here are the top signal callers in the area as the high school football season approaches.  Out of the ten quarterbacks recognized, two are Cadets!

  Stephen Cannon, Class of 2026,  was a standout in his first season starting for the Cadets as he showed off his athleticism with a rifle arm, ability to run and high football IQ. His season was limited to seven games due to an injury that he fought through to return from in the last game of the season. He threw for 1,352 yards with 11 touchdowns and five interceptions and ran for 147 yards and three scores. He has committed to play at Texas Tech.

  Omari Burse, Class of 2027, was thrust into the starting role when Cannon was hurt last season and performed well, completing 62% of his passes for 988 yards with eight touchdowns and four interceptions, with a pair of rushing touchdowns. He helped lead the Cadets to a pair of playoff wins. Burse is also an outstanding baseball player.