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By Tony Thomas
The Hun School of Princeton, N.J. is a program loaded with talented football players, led by 2026 running back Chase Enlow.
At 5-foot-9, 190 pounds, Enlow serves as the team captain and is ranked as the No. 10 player in the state and is a top-30 running back nationally, according to 247Sports. He is a three-year starter for the varsity.
Enlow had a breakout season in 2023, earning All-League and All-State honors before suffering a knee injury last season, ending his 2024 campaign after 2 games.
After successful surgery, Enlow has clawed his way back with blood, sweat, tears and good ole fashioned hard work to return to the gridiron sooner than expected. He has been re-forged out of sheer will and determination to be better and stronger than before.
In his high school career, Enlow’s stat line looks like this:
- 1,193 rushing yards
- 492 receiving yards
- 1,930 all-purpose yards
- 25 touchdowns
Enlow is a warrior when it comes to moving the weight pile around. He bench-presses 240 pounds and squats 405. Enlow is athletic as they come. He has broad jumped 9 feet-10 inches and has been clocked at 21.8 mph game speed.
He is a physical runner and just smiles at the opposing sidelines as he continuously disrupts their plans on how to stop him.
Enlow is a worker in the classroom as he maintains a 3.67 GPA. He has numerous scholarship offers, including: UNC-Charotte, Boston College, Rutgers, Duke, Temple, Illinois, Indiana, ECU, Buffalo, Old Dominion, Georgia State, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Lehigh, Stony Brook and offers from six Ivy League schools.
Cutting and feeling smoother, Feeling stronger and healthier than ever!! @Red_Zone75 @mfarrellsports @CoachMcCannERT pic.twitter.com/B5Snssr9CH
— Chase Enlow 2026 3⭐️RB (@ChaseEnlow) June 7, 2025
The Godfather of Recruiting, Mike Farrell, said this about Enlow:
“2026 verified 3-star RB Chase Enlow has offers. Great receiver out of backfield, great vision and tough.”
Do you want to be promoted and get your game film in front of college coaches? DM Mike Farrell on X @mfarrellsports, or email Mike at mikefarrellsports@gmail.com.
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