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Szoka was first team All Region II at both WR and kick returner, and was named All State by Maxpreps.com. He led Loudoun County with 67 catches for 1071 yards (Yards ranked him 3rd in Washington Post rankings) and 15 touchdowns (3rd in Washington Post also).
The versatile player also added another five touchdowns in kick returns and on defense.
Raider athletic directory Ken Wright: "A dynamic presence on offense and special teams, Brad was a threat to score every time he touched the ball. Brad chose JMU, coached by Mickey Matthews, this weekend and will sign his Letter of Intent in February. LCHS is proud that the work that Brad put in has paid off for him and his family ... Job well done!"
Congratulations to Szoka. Awesome player and a quality young man. He should have had double digit offers but glad that JMU came to their senses. No doubt he will be successful at the next level.
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