Who is the most athletic high school athlete? Meet Nyckoles Harbor.

WASHINGTON — Nyckoles Harbor’s coaches feel it is silly to review him to any other high university athlete in The us – and, pretty frankly, unfair to the other youngsters.

As an alternative, Archbishop Carroll Higher Faculty soccer coach Robert Harris mentions Harbor in the very same breath as expert stars, though likening the 17-12 months-old’s bodily attributes to ingredients in a pot of gumbo – a dash of Usain Bolt and Calvin Johnson below, bits of Derrick Brooks and Von Miller there.

Archbishop Carroll High School senior Nyckoles Harbor.

“I most likely would toss a little Randy Moss in there,” Harris proceeds. “And we would get the capabilities of what (Harbor) can maybe be in the upcoming.”

Hyperbolic? Sure. But Harbor is the exceptional athlete who can even invite these kinds of comparisons. 

At 6-foot-6 and 225 pounds, he has the size of an NFL edge rusher and the pace of a potential Olympic sprinter. In soccer, he is a 5-star recruit who plays on both sides of the ball, with 47 tackles for a loss and 10 landing catches around the past two seasons. In track, he ran the 100-meter sprint in 10.22 seconds – the seventh-speediest under-18 time in the world this calendar year, in accordance to Environment Athletics.