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Dominick Blaylock, Walton

UGA-bound Dominick Blaylock is a wide receiver for Walton High School, and he has been chosen for the AJC's 2018 Super 11.
By Chip Saye
Aug 9, 2018

Dominick Blaylock, Walton

Position: Wide receiver

Height, weight: 6-0, 190

Class: Senior

College choices: Committed to Georgia.

Dominick Blaylock, wide receiver, Walton High School.

Credit: Jenna Eason

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Credit: Jenna Eason

2017 season wrapup: Blaylock was a Class AAAAAAA honorable mention all-state selection last season for a team that finished 11-1 and reached the second round of the playoffs. He had 911 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 53 catches and rushed for 264 yards and 10 TDs on 37 carries. Blaylock is the No. 5 wide receiver prospect nationally and No. 27 player overall in the 247Sports Composite Rankings.

School's first Super 11 since: Tyren Jones and Brandon Kublanow in 2012.

What's also interesting: Once a top baseball prospect, Blaylock is the only two-time winner of the "fastest man" competition at Cooperstown Dream Park, site of the top 10U/12U tournament in the country. Blaylock's baseball cleats are in the Cooperstown Youth Hall of Fame.

» 2018 AJC Super 11: Dominick Blaylock | Andrew Booth | Kyle Hamilton | Jadon Haselwood | Chris Hinton | Ramel Keyton | Trezmen Marshall | Harry Miller | Owen Pappoe | Jalen Perry | Travon Walker

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