Ohio High School Football Quarterback Ross Oltorik

Football quarterback Ross Oltorik of Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati, Ohio is a multi-spot talent who has shown much promise both on and off the field. A rising high school senior, Oltorik is currently in the process of deciding which college he will attend in the fall of 2008.

Basic statistics on Ross Oltorik

Ross Oltorik is a pro-style high school quarterback from Cincinnati, Ohio. Oltorik is a member of the class of 2008 and attends Archbishop Moeller High School located in the City of Cincinnati.

Oltorik stands 6-foot-1 and weighs 208 pounds He is capable of running the 40-yard dash in 4.59 seconds and can bench press 235 pounds, with a vertical of 33 inches.

Oltorik is a talented student as well as football player. At the end of his junior year of high school, his grade point average was 3.7. Oltorik has also showed great promise as a baseball player and enjoys riding dirt bikes, boating, and snow skiing. He was born on June 2, 1989.

Ross Oltorik's high school football career

Ross Oltorik is regarded by many to be one of the most talented athletes in both in Cincinnati and the entire state of Ohio due to his skills as both a football and baseball player. During his junior year football season, Oltorik ran for an impressive 19 touchdowns and 2,000 all-purpose yards, even though he did not starts playing quarterback for Archbishop Moeller High School until mid-way through the football season. Overall, Ross Oltorik completed 60 of 138 passes during his junior year.

Although Oltorik has not topped the record books, he has shown remarkable endurance, talent, and resilience on the football field against some of Ohio's and the Nation's toughest high school football teams, including Bynes High School of South Carolina as part of the Herbstreit Challenge. During this face-off with the talented quarterback Willy Korn, Ross Oltorik demonstrated impressive clutch play and showed off the high level of football he is capable of playing. During the above mentioned game against Bynes, he also completed 6 out of 7 passes for two touchdowns and 135 yards.

Oltorik's college football prospects for fall 2008 are bright, although at the end of his junior year, he had not yet decided on a college, stating he had been too busy with baseball to make his decision.