AJC Super 11
AJC Super 11

Will Anderson, Dutchtown

Anderson earned first-team all-state recognition after recording 22 sacks and 15 other tackles for losses for a team that allowed 7.7 points per game. Dutchtown, a Henry County school playing its 15th season of football, finished with a school-best 12-1 record and won its first region title. Anderson is the nation’s No. 5-rated weakside defensive end and No. 88 overall player.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Aug 16, 2019

Will Anderson, Dutchtown
Position: Defensive lineman
Height, weight: 6-3, 230
Class: Senior
College choices: Committed to Alabama.

Dutchtown defensive lineman Will Anderson is the first AJC Super 11 selection from the Hampton, Ga., school.

Credit: Christina R. Matacotta

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Credit: Christina R. Matacotta

2018 season wrap-up: Anderson earned first-team all-state recognition after recording 22 sacks and 15 other tackles for losses for a team that allowed 7.7 points per game. Dutchtown, a Henry County school playing its 15th season of football, finished with a school-best 12-1 record and won its first region title. Anderson is the nation's No. 5-rated weakside defensive end and No. 88 overall player.
School's first Super 11 since: Anderson is the first.

» 2019 Super 11: Sergio Allen | Will Anderson | Harrison Bailey | Tank Bigsby | Ze'Vian Capers | Arik Gilbert | Kobe Hudson | Broderick Jones | Myles Murphy | Tate Ratledge | Paul Tchio

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