Click Here to view this Link.After

countless hours of evaluation, consultations with coaches and others, we

continue with the release of our new HOT

100 football prospects from the Class of 2007!

Checking in at number 60 is Deric Dudinski

from Park View (Sterling) High School.

Derek Dudinski is a 5-foot-8, 176

pound runningback / defensive back for Park View (Sterling) High School.

Dudinski has been piling up big rushing numbers for each of the past two seasons

and has a chance to become the school's all-time leading rusher during the 2006

season. Forget his smallish size for a runningback, because if you don't

Dudinski will either run around you or over you. He has accumulated almost

3,000 yards rushing the past two seasons at Park View.

Playing the in the tough Dulles District is a

perfect match for this hard-hitting back. When the game is on the line

Park View coach Andy Hill wants Dudinski to run the ball.

info: 2006 - Attended NIKE Camp at State College, PA where he measured 5-8,

176 and had a 4.66 40, 4.37 Shuttle, 29.9" Vertical and 17 Bench Reps for a

71.03 SPARQ Rating. 2005 - 1,325 yards

and 12 touchdowns rushing and 3 touchdowns receiving.

AP Group AA All-State Second Team DB. Region

II First Team DB. TCC All-Gameday First

Team RB. 2004 - 245 carries 1,627 yards

and 17 touchdowns rushing. Scored a total

of 104 points which led Dulles District. Region

II Second Team RB. Dulles District First

Team RB. TCC Sports Comments: "Big

plays and tough running describe the season that Park View junior Deric Dudinski

had for the Patriots. Dudinski followed up his sophomore All Gameday season by

putting up impressive numbers once again. With

one more season to go, Dudinski could break the all-time rushing mark for Park

View in 2006."

Memorable moment: Last season in the

Patriots homecoming game against Dominion, Dudinski went 70 yards for a

touchdown the first time he touched the ball. His long run, along with two

defensive touchdowns in the opening quarter, put Park View on the path to a

41-16 homecoming victory.