Crystal Lake South's Michael Prokos can catch just about everything thrown his way.
"It doesn't matter if it's at his toes or in the sky," Gators coach Rob Fontana said."He's going to go up and get it, or he's going to go down to grab it. His catch radius is amazing. In front of him, behind him, he doesn't drop footballs."
Prokos set the team's single-season records in receiving yards and catches as a sophomore and would like to top them again in his junior year. This summer, he went to camps at North Central College, Lindenwood , Northwestern and Iowa State. Prokos ran track and field for the first time in the spring, showcasing his versatility as an athlete. He also will play on defense for the Gators at free safety, where he finished last season with 58 tackles, three interceptions and a forced fumble."He definitely has the abilities and skill set to play Division I football," Fontana said."Michael's a grinder, and he's going to work hard to be the best.
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