Central Valley QB has a busy spring
Quarterback Dylan Swartz (6-3, 220, 4.9) from Modesto (Calif.) Central Catholic has a very busy spring taking unofficial visits and he has also been the attraction for colleges that have made the trek to Central Catholic. He has also scheduled a very busy camp schedule this spring.
Swartz has taken unofficial visits to San Diego State, San Jose State and Arizona State.
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"At San Diego State I met with offensive coordinator Al Borges and head coach Brady Hoke," Swartz said. "At Arizona State I met offensive coordinator Rich Olson and at San Jose State I met with coach Kinji Green and offensive coordinator Terry Malley".
"I've been in contact weekly with coach Hammer (Jeff Hammerschmidtfrom Arizona and he has been to the campus," Swartz said. "Other college visits to my school have been Cal assistant coach Steve Marshall, Notre Dame assistant coach Randy Hart let told my coach I would not have taken a flight from Illinois if I were not high on our list."
"University of San Diego assistant coach Staab talked at length with our Head Coach Canepa and wants highlight and game film," Swartz said. "My coach also talked to coach DaPrato from Sac State and I seem to be at the top of their list."
"I was a top performer at Top Gun Challenge in Arizona and I'll be going to future Top Gun events," Swartz said. "I will also attend Elite11, and the NIKE Camp held at Palo Alto.
Swartz is planning on attending camps at Arizona, Arizona State, Washington, Washington State, San Diego State and San Jose State . All the above schools are showing a lot of interest in Swartz .
Swartz, known for his incredible work ethic, has been doing overtime in the weight room. He has beefed up to 220-pounds. His current bench is 315, he squats 375 and he cleans 215.
As a junior, Swartz earned first-team all-league and all-area (HM) after throwing for approximately 2,300 yards and 25 touchdowns, against eight interceptions, while hitting on 63 percent of his attempts.