6-4, 220-pound Good Counsel (Wheaton, MD) WR/DE Drew Gloster certainly has excellent bloodlines on both sides of the family when it comes to playing football.

“My dad played in high school and he hit very hard,” Gloster said. “Talking to his older brother and talking to his dad, they said he was an animal. My grandfather on my mom’s side – his name is Sandy Stevens – played for Minnesota and was the first black All-American quarterback. So I guess you could say I get my talents from them.”

Gloster is a talented player on both sides of the ball for head coach Bob Milloy. As a junior, Gloster, a good athlete who plays basketball as well, had 25 catches for 362 yards and two touchdowns. His longest catch was for 52 yards. Defensively, he had 24 tackles with two sacks.

“He plays wide receiver but he also started at defensive end,” Milloy said. “We run a 5-2 and he’s an up-field defensive end. He’s a two-year starter for us like Akeem. He doesn’t have great receiving statistics because our passing game wasn’t that good last year. One thing is that he has terrific hands and he did run a kick-off back for a touchdown last year.”

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