Trey Hopkins, the standout defensive back from Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, is making waves as one of the top players in the state. As a junior at La Salle College, he earned first-team All-Philadelphia Catholic League honors and played a crucial role in securing a 6A state championship. With 31 tackles, 19 pass breakups, and an interception, Hopkins' performance was nothing short of impressive.
Recently, his recruitment has gained momentum, and the offer he had been eagerly anticipating finally arrived. Penn State's cornerbacks coach, Terry Smith, extended an offer to Hopkins, marking a significant milestone in his journey. At 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds, Hopkins is now officially on Penn State's radar as a coveted recruit.
Penn State is the first Power Four program to offer him, and the chance to stay close to home and represent the Nittany Lions is a compelling prospect for Hopkins. Seizing the opportunity, he quickly arranged a visit to Penn State's spring practice, signaling his genuine interest in the program.
Hopkins' journey is one to watch as he navigates the recruitment process with the skill and determination that have already set him apart on the field.