Congrats are in order for 2023 QB Aliam Appler, who received his first offer from Bowling Green University over the weekend.
He took to Twitter to share the exciting news.
After a great conversation with @CoachLoefflerBG I am blessed & humbled to announce I have received my first OFFER to @BG_Football @CoachMaxWarner @dfhsfootball #AyZiggy #GoFalcons 🦾🏈🎯 pic.twitter.com/Bo4o1P0Fip
— Aliam Appler (@AliamAppler) June 27, 2021
Appler earned the #11 spot on our Elite101 Rankings, back when he was an 8th grader. Additionally, he was named to our Freshman450 as a rising Freshman.
Aliam is an athlete we've covered since his middle school days, here at Youth1. It's no surprise to us that D1 schools are taking notice of his talent.
"It feels amazing, a little relieved that I’m on the right track but at the same time I’ve got to work even harder to demonstrate that I am deserving of scholarships both on the field and in the classroom.," Appler told Youth1 Football Director, Ryan Oliver.
"As far as the hard work over the years, it’s never been about me, it’s been about being the best I can to serve my team. Which is what I’m going to continue to do with my new Coach & teammates at Dutch Fork!," Appler added.
Appler currently plays QB for Dutch Fork High School in South Carolina. He's now 6'4" 195 lbs.
We're excited to see Aliam's continued success and growth.
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