Jay St. Hilaire produced a Patrick Mahomes type performance in his final regular season start at home during McCallie’s 41-10 dismantling of Father Ryan last Friday.
On senior night, St. Hilaire completed passes to nine different receivers, with seven of those having between 2-3 catches apiece. He also connected with tight end Zach Chari — a Georgetown lacrosse commitment — for the first and last of his four touchdown passes.
“To have nine different guys have catches in a game is remarkable,” McCallie head coach Ralph Potter said. “That’s great. Especially because it makes you really hard to defend when you can spread the ball around like that.
“Jay is getting better every week. He has a lot more confidence and is much more comfortable with what we are doing. I am enjoying watching him play.”
The 6-foot-4, 215-pounder finished the night with 264 yards while completing 20-of-30 passes all through the game’s first three quarters against a team who came in allowing just 18.3 points per game.