2012 Leading Rusher in the DC, MD and VA Metro Area with 2,358 Yards Rushing and 33 Touchdowns in 11 Games

See Joe Wilson’s school record-breaking stats here.

Honors: 2012 Virginiapreps All-State Second Team, All-Region First Team, All-Met Second Team, All-District First Team , All-District Player Of The Year, MVP Running Back NFTC NJ/NY.

See Rivals.com All-State article here.

See Washington Post All-Region article here.

See Washington Post All-Met article here.

See Washington Post All-District article here.

See NY/NJ NFTC  MVP article here.

He’s a great running back. He has speed, he has vision, he can run people over. He can do it all. He’s not one of those backs that can only run the outside; he can get outside, he can run inside. He’s versatile in that regard. Once he gets out in the open field, he’s tough to tackle.

-Trey Taylor, Former Head Coach

What Others Are Saying About Joe Wilson

Joe Wilson was as good as advertised, one of the best I have seen this year, great combination of power and speed.
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Joe Wilson is a helluva football player. He’s such an impressive old school workhorse who earns his yardage and relentlessly drives forward.
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Saw Wilson for the first time Friday night, wow, he is real good running back with speed, power and acceleration. As good/fast as the Westfield defense is, once he got into the open field it was like he was shot out of a cannon.
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Robinson RB Joe Wilson (#32) was the main reason why Westfield defense struggled the whole night.
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Wilson had 243 rushing yards on 32 carries for 7.6 yards per carry. This is against the well-disciplined Westfield defense. In a sense, the game was mostly Wilson against the whole Westfield defensive team. Wilson’s rushing yardage closely matched Westfield’s total rushing yardage. This helps explain the close final score, 24-21. That was a great performance by Joe Wilson in the game against Westfield. Many, if not most, of Wilson’s runs were through the middle. Hats off to Joe Wilson!
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He gets to the hole or the edge extremely quickly and once in the open is almost impossible to catch. He is hard to bring down on first contact and drags tacklers for the extra yard or two.
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Joe Wilson, the DC area’s leading rusher with 1,427 yards thru six games. That is an average of 237 yds per game and an 8.3 average per rush.
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