Super Six
#	Name	Pos.	HT	WT	Location (High School)	College
1	Phillip Brown	DB	5-11	180	Hampton (Phoebus)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
	As a senior, Brown had seven interceptions, returning two for touchdowns. On special teams, he had six returns (4 punts and 2 kickoffs) for touchdowns. Brown is rated the number 12 cornerback prospect in the country by ESPN.com, and the number 8 cornerback prospect in the country by Rivals.com. He is the "shut-down" cornerback that all teams are looking for.
2	Chris Ellis	DL	6-5	230	Hampton (Bethel)
	Throughout his senior season, Ellis was double- and even triple-teamed by opposing offenses. He will learn from this experience and head to the Division I level as one of the best pure pass rushers on the East Coast. Ellis earned first-team all-state honors as a senior and is rated the number 7 defensive end in the country by Rivals.com.
3	Vince Hall	LB	6-1	230	Chesapeake (Western Branch)	Virginia Tech Commit
	Hall earned state of Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year honors for his senior year performance. For the year, he made 131 tackles with 29 tackles for loss. Hall added nine sacks and two interceptions. He combines excellent instincts with very good athletic ability to be the type of player that simply makes plays.
4	Xavier Adibi	LB	6-2	205	Hampton (Phoebus)	Virginia Tech Commit
	Though Adibi didn't have the spectacular senior season he was looking for due to injuries, he did help lead Phoebus to a second consecutive state title. Adibi is rated as the number 12 linebacker prospect by Rivals.com, and earned a spot on the ESPN Army All-American game hosted by Tom Lemming. He was the lone player selected from the state of Virginia.
5	Chase Anastasio	WR/DB	6-2	180	Fairfax (Robinson)	Notre Dame Commit
	One of the most versatile and athletic prospects on the East Coast, Anastasio played free safety, running back, wing back, and wide receiver for the Robinson Rams. He earned first-team all-state honors as a senior. Anastasio is rated as the number 20 cornerback prospect in the country by ESPN.com and the number 28 safety in the country by Rivals.com.
6	Terrell Golden	WR/DB	6-3	215	Norfolk (Lake Taylor)	Penn State Commit
	A physical specimen, Golden combines tremendous size and strength with blazing 4.4 speed to become an excellent wide receiver prospect. Playing linebacker on defense gives him extra toughness as a wide receiver. Golden averaged 22.5 yards per reception as a senior, earning first-team All-Tidewater honors.
Best of the Rest
#	Name	Pos.	HT	WT	Location (High School)	College
7	John Kinzer	TE	6-4	240	Fairfax (Robinson)	Virginia Tech Commit
	As a senior, Kinzer was named second team All-Metro by the Washington Post. He is equally adept at blocking and receiving from his tight end position. Kinzer is rated as the number 24 tight end in the country by Rivals.com.
8	Isaiah Gardner	RB	5-11	190	Virginia Beach (Salem)	Notre Dame Commit
	Gardner missed several games due to a knee injury as a senior. He could play defensive back on the Division I level. Gardner possesses great speed, as he runs a 4.4 in the 40.
9	James Terry	RB/LB	6-2	215	Lake Ridge (Woodbridge)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
	One of the more underrated prospects in the state of Virginia, Terry possesses outstanding athletic ability. He could play outside linebacker or running back in college. Terry reminds many of a bigger and faster version of outstanding Virginia freshman fullback Jason Snelling.
10	Shannon Lane	WR	6-0	190	Virginia Beach (Salem)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
	When teammate Isaiah Gardner was out with a knee injury, Lane picked up his play immensely by becoming the team's go-to-guy. In one game, he had 12 receptions for 230 yards. Having played receiver his entire high school career, Lane is an accomplished route runner and possession receiver who can still make the big play.
11	Matt Welsh	OL	6-5	275	Clifton (Centreville)	Virginia Tech Commit
12	Robbie Catterton	DB	6-3	190	Virginia Beach (Floyd Kellam)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
13	Duane Brown	TE/DL	6-5	250	Richmond (Hermitage)	Virginia Tech Commit
14	Kory Robertson	DL	6-4	270	Ridgeway (Magna Vista)	Virginia Tech Commit
15	Fontel Mines	WR	6-5	200	Richmond (Hermitage)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
16	Tony Hunt	RB/LB	6-1	230	Alexandria (TC Williams)	USC Commit
17	Marshall Ausberry	OL	6-6	330	W. Springfield (W. Springfield)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
18	Barry Booker	DL	6-4	255	Amherst (Amherst)	Virginia Tech Commit
19	Kenny Lewis, Jr	ATH	5-9	185	Danville (GW Danville)	Virginia Tech Commit
20	Jon Hamlett	TE	6-5	260	Forest (Jefferson Forest)	North Carolina Commit
21	Chris Johnson	OL/DL	6-6	270	Charlottesville (Charlottesville)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
22	Eddie Pinigis III	OL	6-8	280	Forest (Jefferson Forest)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
23	Carlton Powell	DL	6-4	290	Chesapeake (Great Bridge)	Virginia Tech Commit
24	Tony Jenkins	DL/OL	6-2	270	W. Springfield (W. Springfield)	Syracuse Commit
25	Justin Bell	TE	6-3	240	Alexandria (Mount Vernon)	Boston College
26	Nick Marshman	OL	6-5	250	Harrisonburg (Turner Ashby)	Virginia Tech Commit
27	Brett Warren	LB	6-2	205	Clifton (Centreville)	Virginia Tech Commit
28	Kenny Price	OL/DL	6-5	300	Virginia Beach (Kempsville)	North Carolina Commit
29	Larry Williams	WR/DB	6-1	180	Bealeton (Liberty)	West Virginia Commit
30	Kelani Heppe	OL/DL	6-4	270	Bealeton (Liberty)	NC State Commit
31	Sherman Logan	LB	6-3	230	Kempsville (Virginia Beach)	Richmond Commit
32	Mike Hull	FB/LB	6-1	245	Bealeton (Liberty)	Pitt Commit
33	Danny Prentice	LB/FB	6-0	220	Vienna (Oakton)	VIRGINIA COMMIT
34	Alonzo Coleman	RB/DB	5-10	185	Halifax (Halifax)	Vand, Ohio, VT
35	Vernon Bryant	LB/DE	6-4	215	Courtland (Southampton)	TN, UVA, VT
36	Noah Sutherland	DL/OL	6-5	255	Virginia Beach (Floyd Kellam)	UCLA Commit
37	Delton Ashburn	DB	5-11	175	Hampton* (Fork Union)	Syracuse Commit
38	Akeem Jordan	DB	6-2	200	Harrisonburg (Harrisonburg)	JMU Commit
39	Roy Norfleet	DB	6-0	205	Chesapeake (Western Branch)	ECU, W&M
40	Lewis Watson	OL	6-5	295	Lynchburg (Heritage)	ECU Commit