Don Bosco has two more

Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco Prep has a couple players that are a bit under the radar including linebacker Ike Garrow and cornerback Orry Michael.

The 6-foot-0, 253-pound Garrow has his summer plans set.

"I know he's going to Boston College and then probably one or two other camps," Don Bosco Prep assistant Nunzio Campanile said. "I know Rutgers and Temple have been showing him interest and I think he may go down there."

The Garden State prospect is one player at Bosco that is hard to predict which position he'll play at the next level.

"Ike is one of these guys that is on the cusp of being a Division I prospect," he said. "He is a real good linebacker, but he's probably an even better fullback. Unfortunately teams are using the fullback a lot less nowadays. Ike is a very good athlete that has great hands and is a very physical kid. He is a hardworking individual that makes up for his lack of height."

Meanwhile, the 5-foot-11, 185-pound Michael already holds a couple lacrosse scholarships and is getting some Division I interest.

"I know Duke and a lot of the schools from the Ivy League are interested in him," he said. "I believe he may have scholarships for lacrosse from Duke and Maryland. I think at this time he's just looking to take advantage of the best educational opportunity he can get no matter which sport it is.

"Orry is one of those guys that gets excited during whatever season it is. When we're 11-0 in football he's a football fanatic and then when he is in lacrosse he really gets into that, so it's hard to say if he has a preference in college."

As a football player, Michael missed part of his junior season due to injury.

"He had a broken thumb and missed five games on offense and two on defense, he still had a great year," he said. "He showed a real effort out there all the time and is a kid the loves the team. He practices hard and is a physical cornerback with good hands."

Michael finished the year with 50 tackles and one interception.