Congratulations to Devin Ahmed, Andrew Fatusin, Carius McClain, and Zephaniah Wade on signing to play football in college.  Each of these guys is grateful for the opportunity to move on to play college football and is thankful to God, their families, their coaches, and all those who supported them during their time at AACS.

AACS Head Football Coach, Marcus Bell, said, "I am extremely proud of each of our guys that signed.  It is awesome to see the fruits of their labor.  They have put in a ton of time and effort, and to see it manifest into an opportunity to continue to play and grow at the next level academically and athletically is amazing."

Director of Athletics, Josiah Wolf, said, "I am so proud of our guys and the hard work they have put in to get to this point.  They have been key members of our community and I am excited to see how they continue to shine their light not only on their football teams, but also in their school communities."

Devin Ahmed has signed with Widener University. "Devin has grown so much in the time that we've had with him.  I'm excited for what his future holds not just from an football perspective, but from an academic perspective as well. He will be able to scratch his competitive itch on the football field, but also be stimulated and grow into the engineer that he dreams to be" said Bell.

Andrew Fatusin has signed with East Stroudsburg University. "Andrew has proven to have the ability to play any position on the offensive line.  He has worked his tail off to get himself prepared for college football.  I am excited to see how he excels moving forward to East Stroudsburg" said Bell.

Carius McClain has signed with Davidson College. "Carius has been a bit of the heart and soul of our team this year.  I know his competitive drive, his intellect, and his ability to adapt will serve him well as he moves on to Davidson" said Bell.

Zephaniah Wade has signed with Millersville University. "Zeph just works.  The team refers to him as freak because he is strong as can be and just works nonstop.  With that type of work ethic and drive, the sky is the limit for him.  He will do great things at Millersville" said Bell.