St. Louis, MO – The excitement surrounding high school football in the St. Louis area is palpable as the 2024 season closes in on the end of another thrilling chapter. Highlights from the season have revealed some outstanding talent emerging from local programs. Among these stars, Dierre Hill Jr., a senior running back from Althoff, has been named the Post-Dispatch All-Metro football offensive player of the year. Hill has had a remarkable season, showcasing his speed and agility on the field, which helped him become a standout player for his team.
On the defensive side, Quincy Byas, a senior defensive end from De Smet, received the title of Post-Dispatch All-Metro football defensive player of the year. Byas has been a force to reckon with, consistently applying pressure on opposing offenses and making crucial tackles that turned the tide in several games.
The season has also seen East St. Louis make headlines after securing its 11th state championship. The team’s coach and players met with the media following the victory, reflecting on their hard work and commitment throughout the year. This triumph adds to the already impressive legacy of the East St. Louis football program.
As we look back on this year, it’s clear that the St. Louis area produced many talented players who made their mark in high school football. Fans and coaches alike are excited to see how these young athletes will continue to develop as they move further along in their football careers. Stay tuned for more updates as the season wraps up, and we celebrate the achievements of these remarkable players.
