2025 After season interview with Justin Phillips from Bishop Canevin

Name: Justin Phillips

School/town: Bishop Canevin, Pittsburgh, PA

Positions played: Center/guard

Class: 2026

Height and Weight: 5’10 257

Jersey Number: 72

Awards won or earned: No awards yet; still waiting for all conferences to come out.

HUDL LINK: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17846094/justin-phillips/highlights

Other sports played: N/A

Please post a small recap of last season with something like a big game you had, something about a certain game, something from a bus ride to or from the game, or something that sticks out from a practice.

would probably be the Greensburg Central Catholic game, which would be us coming out after halftime and coming together and beating them 50-35.

What were your feelings as you walked off the field for the last time as a member of the Bishop Canevin football team?

My feelings when I stepped off the field were pretty sad, especially the way we lost.

What was the best part of playing football for Bishop Canevin?

The best part of playing for Bishop was probably all the friends I made while playing the sport I love.

What was your biggest moment on the field?

My biggest moment was when I first started against Seton Lasalle last year.

What was your most embarrassing moment on the field?

My most embarrassing moment was probably losing again at Fort Cherry this year; we should’ve never lost that badly.

What was the highlight of the 2025 season?

The highlight of the 2025 season was probably against Fort Cherry. I had a couple of pancakes.

Who was the best player that you faced in a game, along with the team he was on during the 2025 season?

I would probably say Matt Siege.

Of the losses you guys had this season, which team was the best, along with what you feel made them so good?

I would probably say the best team would be Clairton; they're just fast, and they were flying around the field.

What mark do you believe your team has left on the football program?

We have left a huge stamp for our run game. I think we had one of the best run games in 1A.

Looking back at your high school career, what was the biggest lesson you learned?

My biggest lesson will probably never give up and keep trying

Of all of the road stadiums you played in, which was your favorite?

Probably chartering Houston loved the view.

I know it is early in the process, but could you let the readers know how the recruiting process is going?

The recruiting process is going well rn; I got offers from Saint Vincent and Muskingum.

Would you name some of the schools that you are hearing from?

I am hearing from W&J and Allegheny, and that’s it so far.

Other than sports, what are you doing for fun?

I usually just lift for fun.

What is your favorite style of music?

I would probably say R&B.

Who is your favorite athlete?

Zach Frazier


 

Follow me on X @HEARTLANDFAN15
 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2025 Interview with Carter Dreibelbis from Upper Dauphin (PA)

Image
  Carter Dreibelbis Upper Dauphin RB/S/OLB 2026 5’11 190 Jersey Number: Was 9, now 3 Awards won or earned: None yet HUDL LINK: http://www.hudl.com/v/2Q8TYK Who or what got you started playing football? Watching my family get excited for the Steelers games and Penn State games made me fall in love with the sport. What are you going to miss from the 2025 class? The brotherhood, played with most of those guys since I was 6. What are your goals this season? 2k rushing yards and 30 touchdowns What makes you a good teammate? Leadership and holding people accountable Running back, safety, or linebacker, which positions do you feel you are better at? Running back Of those three positions, which one is the toughest to prepare for? Safety, you have to command the defense and read the whole field. Why should your number be called when the game is on the line? Because when we need a big play, I want the ball in my hands. Can the band, fans, and cheerleaders get you fired up before and/or durin...
Read more

2025 Interview with Wyatt Martin from West Carter High School (KY.)

Image
  Wyatt Martin West Carter High School Kicker and punter 2026 190 5’7 Jersey Number: 13 Awards won or earned: Special teams player of the year for the team and All-EKC kicker HUDL LINK: http://www.hudl.com/profile/16337347 Other sports played: none What makes you a good teammate? My respect for other teammates, my hard work and dedication, and lifting my teammates up during hard times. What was the highlight of the 2024 season? The highlight of my 2024 season was definitely the 42-yard free kick Coach Daniel Barker had me working on all week before we played that Friday night. For those that don’t know, a free kick happens after receiving a fair catch. Your team can choose to kick a field goal off a kickoff tee from where the fair catch was received. It’s very rarely used in football now. But I did do it. I made a 42-yard free kick, and it made my season! What was the toughest part of the 2024 season? The hardest part of the 2024 season was probably finding out that my best friend ...
Read more

2024 Interview with QB/CB/P Brady Hyre from Harrison Central

Image
  Name: Brady Hyre  School: Harrison Central  Positions Played: QB/CB/P Graduating Year: 2026  Height Weight: 6’3 175lbs  Harrison Central has a special stadium. Can you tell the readers what makes it so special?  Harrison Central Stadium is a very special place; it holds a lot of memories for me and the guys that I’ve worked beside through my high school career and before that. Friday night home games are even more special thanks to the help of our fans and the community, who always support us no matter what. They make the memories more fulfilling. We are extremely grateful and blessed for the stadium we have and are proud to play football where we play it.  How long have you played football, along with the reason you continue to play?  I’ve played football since I was in 3rd grade. It was the first way I found to have fun growing up. From throwing the football in the yard with my dad or even mom, I always found the excitement of being ou...
Read more