Stone Bridge High

Ashburn, Virginia · Public school

On college rosters, 2026
15
Players since 2004
33
Drafted
3

Everyone from Stone Bridge High with a college football season on file since 2004, linked to their pages: where they played, their years and position, and any draft pick or national honor.

On college rosters in 2026

PlayerPos.CollegeYears
Amari KamaraLBIndiana2025–⁠26
Carter SweazieOLJames Madison 2022–⁠25 · UCLA 20262022–⁠26
Chase GeterDBSyracuse2026
Christian EvansDLVirginia Tech2025–⁠26
Colton HintonWRFurman (FCS) 2023–⁠24 · Coastal Carolina 2025–⁠262023–⁠26
Gavin HarrisonDLOld Dominion2025–⁠26
Kedric Golston IIDLTennessee2026
Myles TurpinDBWake Forest2024–⁠26
Xavier WimbushCBColorado State2026
Zeke WimbushTEVirginia Tech 2023–⁠25 · Liberty 20262023–⁠26
Deuce GeterLBBucknell (FCS)2025–⁠26
Joey JohnsonTENew Hampshire (FCS)2026
Kadin Zlacki-JohnsonOLMorgan State (FCS)2025–⁠26
Micah SmithLBLafayette (FCS)2025–⁠26
Nathan MooreheadDLWagner (FCS)2025–⁠26

Former players

PlayerPos.CollegeYearsDraft and honors
Billy WilesQBClemson 2021–⁠22 · Southern Miss 2023 · App State 2024–⁠252021–⁠25
Brett DavisOLJames Madison2022–⁠25
Eli MasonRBMaryland2022–⁠25
Jacob ThomasSJames Madison2022–⁠25
Mikail KamaraDLJames Madison 2022–⁠23 · Indiana 2024–⁠252022–⁠25
Ryan HarveyLSOld Dominion2022–⁠24
Tai FeltonWRMaryland2021–⁠242025 NFL Draft, round 3, No. 102 overall, Minnesota Vikings
Daniel Thompson IVWRTowson (FCS)2019–⁠23
Momen ZahidDLWilliam & Mary (FCS)2022
Skylar MartinLBJames Madison2022
Jared ColeRBMassachusetts2020
Nate DavisOLCharlotte2014–⁠182019 NFL Draft, round 3, No. 82 overall, Tennessee Titans
Ryan BurnsQBStanford2013–⁠17
Jonathan AllenDLAlabama2013–⁠162017 NFL Draft, round 1, No. 17 overall, Washington Redskins; Bronko Nagurski Trophy 2016; Chuck Bednarik Award 2016; Lombardi Award 2016; Ted Hendricks Award 2016; consensus All-American 2016
Mike OlsonILBWake Forest2009–⁠13
Patrick ThompsonQBWake Forest2010–⁠13
Spenser RositanoDBBoston College2011–⁠13
Brian SlayDENC State2009–⁠12

Other schools named Stone Bridge with players on file: Stone Bridge (New York; most of its players from Brooklyn); Stonebridge School (Chesapeake, Virginia, private).

Each player’s high school is the one his college’s roster on stats.ncaa.org prints (via SportsDataverse), else his 247Sports recruiting profile gives. School name and town: NCES Common Core of Data (public domain). Colleges and years from CollegeFootballData.com’s rosters and season lines; draft picks and honors as each player’s page shows them. Players who may be under 18, and recruits who haven’t played a college season, are left out. Every school in Virginia · Find a high school