Isaiah Salter '18 Recruiting Profile

Hello Coaches,

My name is Isaiah Salter and I am Senior at Paul International High School in Washington, D.C.  I am seeking a Safety position with your football team.  During my high school career, I am best known for my speed and ability to make plays.  I am the player that always receives double coverage and can play both sides of the ball.  I am one of the best players in my conference (D. C. Public Charter league).   This year, I lead the conference with five interceptions.  As one of this year's best,  I recently played in the D.C.S. A.A. Senior Bowl (Jersey #31) at Georgetown University, and the Capital One Bowl (Jersey #27) at Evergreen Sports Complex in Leesburg, Virginia.

Since Paul is a small, new charter school in Washington, D.C., we lack exposure and a number of resources, which caused a lack of film.  Despite all,  I am still a great player.  I am a team captain and played several positions (defensive back,  running back, wide receiver, safety, punt/kick-return).  Last Spring, I attended a USA Football camp and was offered a spot on a summer team.  Unfortunately,  I had to decline the spot due to circumstances beyond my control. 

Football is a huge part of my life and character.  I have been playing since I was seven years old and wish to continue for as long as possible.  After looking at your school's profile, I believe it is a good fit for me.  I am willing to visit your school and workout with you team to give you a first-hand impression of my talent, commitment, and character.

As a college student, I am undecided on a major.  However, I am contemplating journalism, business management, and/or information technology management. 

If you're looking for a player that committed, coachable,  accepts constructive criticism, has parental and family support, and READY TO WORK HARD and PLAY,  I implore you to take a chance on me.  You will will not be disappointed. 

Thank you for your time and consideration.  I can be reached at [email protected].  I hope to hear from you soon.

Respectfully, 

Isaiah Salter