What's Happening?
Matt Sieg, a recent signee with West Virginia University, has been named the National High School Player of the Year by the Maxwell Football Club. Sieg, who played at Fort Cherry High School in Pennsylvania, had an outstanding senior season with 2,259 all-purpose yards and 30 touchdowns. Known for his versatility, Sieg has played multiple positions including quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and safety. His performance has made him a highly sought-after recruit, initially committing to Penn State before choosing West Virginia. Head coach Rich Rodriguez plans to utilize Sieg's skills on both sides of the ball.
Why It's Important?
Sieg's recognition as National High School Player of the Year underscores his exceptional talent and potential impact on West Virginia's
football program. His versatility and skill set make him a valuable asset, capable of contributing in various roles. This accolade also enhances West Virginia's recruiting profile, attracting attention to the program and potentially influencing future recruits. Sieg's decision to join West Virginia, despite offers from other prominent programs, reflects the university's growing appeal and competitive edge in college football.
