|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
NAME: Jyaire Brown
SCHOOL: Lakota West High
School
SPORT(S): Football
GRADUATING YEAR: 2022
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT: Moving
to Ohio, committing to Ohio State
BIRTHDATE: 2/15/2004
HEIGHT: 5'11"-180 lbs.
RESIDENCE: Fort Wright, Ky.
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: Dad
FUTURE GOAL: NFL
Senior Jyaire Brown is a versatile all-star football player, an Under
Armour All-American and four-year high school varsity letter-winner on
this year's highly regarded (and defending GMC champion) Lakota West
football team. He will be taking the field next season as an Ohio State
Buckeye, choosing OSU over a slew of other big-school offers.
Jyaire was born in Cincinnati, but spent his first two high school
seasons at Warren Easton High School in New Orleans before returning to
the Queen City.
It is projected that at Ohio State, Jyaire will be a defensive back, but
he also has been a big part in Tom Bolden's offense this season. In the
first seven games he had 326 receiving yards and four touchdowns. He
also had a punt return for a TD, and, on defense, he had six solo
tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception.
His many honors for the defending GMC champions who went 8-1 last season
include being named first team all-GMC, first team all-city (Enquirer),
first team all-SWO District and first team all-state. He was a finalist
for Cincinnnati.com's Sports Awards' Defensive Player of the Year.
Rated as the best defensive back in Ohio, Jyaire participated in the
prestigious invitation-only Under Armour All-American Camp in Columbus
and then was selected to participate in the Under Armour All-American
Bowl in January in Florida.
Active in community service, Jyaire has also participated in track for
the Firebirds.
His favorite athlete is Marshon Lattimore, favorite entertainer is
Martin Lawrence, favorite book is The Hate That You Give, favorite movie
is Love and Basketball and most-like-to-meet is Jalen Ramsey.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Jyaire is a great young man. He is quiet,
unassuming and humble; as well as demonstrating leadership,
competitiveness and a hunger to be the best at what he does."
— Tom Bolden, Varsity Football Coach
|
To view this year's MVPs, go
here.
To view the 2020-2021 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2019-2020 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2018-2019 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2017-2018 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2016-2017 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2015-2016 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2014-2015 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2013-2014 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2012-2013 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2011-2012 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2010-2011 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2009-2010 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2008-2009 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2007-2008 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2006-2007 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2005-2006 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2004-2005 MVPs, go here.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
