Congratulations to our award winners from the Lineman Challenge portion of Wednesday's Summit City Shootout!
O-Line: Justin Richardson, New Haven
D-Line: Bolu Omonayin, Paulding
Overall MVP: Javontae Eldridge, Wayne
Player Spotlite
Q&A with Bailey Worthington
Bailey Worthington | 2028 | New Haven HS (IN) | Defensive Tackle, Center| 6'0 270|
GPA 3.2
Whatโs a moment from last season that stands out to you?
Earning the opportunity to start at varsity center and competing with my teammates every Friday night.
How would you describe your style of play?
Physical, aggressive, and relentless. I play hard every snap.
What was the highlight of the 2025 season?
Competing with my teammates and representing New Haven, and having our Running back get 1,00 rushing yards.
Other than your own, which stadium do you enjoy playing in the most?
East Noble and Columbia City.
Which road stadium is the toughest to play in?
East Noble. They always have a great atmosphere.
Best advice youโve received about playing your position? Who gave it to you?
Never take a play off. My coaches have always emphasized that.
What would it mean to play in the North vs. South All-Star game?
It would be an honor and a dream come true.
Whatโs the best part of being a student-athlete at your school?
The brotherhood and support from coaches and teammates and being known in school.
Favorite part of practice?
Competing with the defensive line and working with the O-line, with our new Position Coach.
Has the transfer portal made recruiting tougher for high school players?
Yes, but hard work still creates opportunities.
Favorite sports movie or show?
Remember the Titans.
If you could sit down with any athlete for an hour, who would it be?
Jason Kelce. Iโd love to learn from one of the best centers to ever play the game