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David Carlisle - Oakdale High School Athlete

David Carlisle

Oakdale High School
New Market, Maryland

Triple Sport High School Athlete
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28-Year-Old Grad.   •   6'3"   •  195 lbs.
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About David Carlisle

David is a 28-Year-Old Grad. at Oakdale High School in Ijamsville, Maryland. He is a multi-sport athlete who participates in Baseball, Basketball and Football.

My name is David Carlisle and I am a junior attending Oakdale High School located in Frederick, Maryland. During my third year I completed playing varsity football as a wide receiver, and baskeball as a forward, and I'm about to start my second year of varsity baseball. This past season in football I received several accolades to include all-county recognition, 2d Team All State and recognition as one of 54 top juniors in the state by the Baltimore Touchdown Club. In basketball I contributed to our team reaching the state 2A semi-finals. I still enjoy and excel in all three sports, but I must begin to narrow my focus since I do plan to play college football upon graduating. When I’m not in school, studying or playing sports, I enjoy hanging out with friends and playing video games. But what I really like to do when everything is quiet is to just sit back and relax when I have the time.

Physical Attributes

David's Physique

Height:6'3"
Weight:195 lbs.
Dominant Arm:Right
Dominant Leg:Right

David's Speed and Strength
Bench Press:215 lbs.
Squat:435 lbs.
Mile Time:5:40
40-Yard Dash Time:4.58 seconds

College Information

David's Colleges of Interest

1.)  University of Maryland-College Park
2.)  Duke University
3.)  The University of Texas at Austin

David's Majors of Interest

1.)  Biological and Biomedical Sciences
2.)  Health Professions and Related Clinical Services
3.)  Physical Sciences


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