2026 TE Damon Hall commits to Maryland
Baltimore St. Frances Academy three-star tight end Damon Hall, class of 2026, has committed to Maryland, he announced on Tuesday.
He chose the in-state Terrapins while also holding offers from Penn State, Virginia Tech, Florida, South Carolina, Alabama, Michigan and others.
Hall is the No. 354 overall prospect and No. 17 TE in the 2026 cycle, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He’s also the No. 6 junior in Maryland.
The 6-foot-5, 2105-pounder becomes commitment No. 3 in the 2026 class for Terps head coach Mike Locksley and Co., continuing an impressive run of in-state recruiting wins. Hall joins St. Frances Academy teammate, cornerback Khmari Bing and Jacksonville Mandarin EDGE Brian Harris in the class. Both Bing and Harris committed earlier this month.
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Looking at the 2025 class, the Terps currently hold 22 commitments and the No. 32 class in the nation, according to the On3 Industry Team Recruiting Rankings. Winning recruiting battles in the DMV has been crucial in building this class.
Virginia Beach (Va.) Salem four-star interior offensive lineman Jaylen Gilchrist and Newport News (Va.) Warwick four-star athlete Messiah Delhomme each pledged this month and now sit atop the class as top-200 recruits.
On300 four-star running back Iverson Howard out of Gaithersburg (Md.) Quince Orchard and Baltimore Archbishop Spalding four-star quarterback Malik Washington each pledged in June, beginning the big summer in College Park.
Washington (D.C.) Friendship Collegiate Academy four-star defensive lineman Bryce Jenkins and Denton (Md.) North Caroline four-star athlete Zymear Smith each pledged in July. Both are top-400 prospects.
Other top commits in Maryland’s class include Baltimore Maury three-star linebacker CJ Smith, Miami Edison three-star cornerback Jett White, Quincy (Fla.) Gadsden County three-star OT Lamar Williams, Baltimore Mergenthaler three-star wide receiver Justin Devaughn and Hyattsville (Md.) DeMatha Catholic three-star running back Bud Coombs.