Former Camden wide receiver Jaylan Hornsby commits to Texas A&M
Hornsby picked the Aggies over Penn State.
Camden’s Jaylan Hornsby runs into the end zone against Haddon Heights on Oct. 1, 2022. Hornsby on Saturday committed to Texas A&M.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Jaylan Hornsby, a four-star wide receiver from Winslow Township, N.J., who played last season at Camden, committed to Texas A&M on Saturday. He announced his decision live on Instagram.
Hornsby held offers from several schools, including Georgia, Michigan, Temple, and Penn State and had narrowed his choice down to the Aggies and Nittany Lions.
The 6-foot-2, 195-pound Hornsby is the No. 57 receiver nationally and the fifth-best player in New Jersey, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings. He’s the third receiver to commit to the Aggies’ class of 2024, which currently ranks 13th nationwide.
Hornsby caught 23 passes for 441 yards and two touchdowns to help the Panthers to a 10-3 record.
Camden’s James Heard (6) on the sideline before the start of a game against Haddon Heights at Haddon Heights High School on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
The Haddon Heights football team returns to the field after halftime to take on Camden.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden’s Jaylan Hornsby (11) runs with the ball in the first quarter.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden quarterback Deante Ruffin (13) runs in for a touchdown in the first half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Fans watch from the street as Camden takes on Haddon Heights at Haddon Heights High School.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden’s Hamin Anderson (1) nearly picks off a pass intended for Haddon Heights’ Jayden Trace (8) in the first half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden’s Hamin Anderson (1) reacts after nearly having an interception.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Haddon Heights’ Malachi Terrell (11) hits the field goal post after making a catch that was ruled incomplete in the first half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden’s Braheem Long (3) attempts to bring down Malachi Terrell (11) of Haddon Heights in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden quarterback Deante Ruffin (13) looks to throw the ball in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Malachi Terrell (11) of Haddon Heights just misses the ball for an incomplete pass in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Malachi Terrell (11) of Haddon Heights makes the catch for a touchdown as Camden's Israel Clark-White (5) defends in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Haddon Heights quarterback Andrew Harris throws the ball in the first half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
The Haddon Heights Garnets student fan section looks on during the game.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
John Plumley (70) of Haddon Heights squirts himself with water on the sideline in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden players including James Heard Jr. (6) celebrate teammate Taquan Brittingham's interception in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Camden’s Hamin Anderson (1) carries the ball in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
Malachi Terrell (11) of Haddon Heights celebrates his reception in the second half.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
The Camden High School football team prays following a win over Haddon Heights.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
The Camden High School football team huddles and breaks down following the win.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer
