Matt Sieg

Played quarterback and free safety for coach Tanner Garry at Fort Cherry High · Maxwell Football Club's National High School Player of the Year · Navy All-American Bowl National Player of the Year · High School All-American First Team selection by the Maxwell Football Club · One of the most productive and talented national prospects in the 2026 class · During his junior season, became one of only two players (Terrelle Pryor) in their WPIAL careers to produce 4,000 rushing and 4,000 passing yards · First player in WPIAL history to register 5,000 yards rushing and 3,000 yards passing for his career · First player in WPIAL history to rush for 1,000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards in three-straight years · Finished his high school career with a 49-7 record, two WPIAL championships (2024, 2023) and set WPIAL records in total offense (12,592) and touchdowns (139 rushing, punt returns, interception return only) · Four-time Black Hills Conference Offensive Most Valuable Player · WPIAL No. 2 career rushing leader (7,941 yards) · Fort Cherry all-time leading rusher and passer in school history · WPIAL 1A Player of the Year · Black Hills Conference Offensive Most Valuable Player, First Team Quarterback and First Team Defensive Back · As a senior, registered 2,259 all-purpose yards, had 30 touchdowns and defensively had 45 tackles, four interceptions including two returned for touchdowns · Helped lead Fort Cherry to a 12-1 record, a first-place finish in the WPIAL A Black Hills Conference and advanced to the 1A WPIAL semifinals · WPIAL Blitz Show Player of the Week for Week 7 with five touchdowns (three rushing, interception return, punt return), 270 rushing yards and five tackles · As a junior, he led Fort Cherry to a 14-1 record with 1,350 passing yards and 20 touchdowns, 1,840 rushing yards and 32 touchdowns, 50 tackles on defense, including 23 solo stops, four interceptions and one punt return for a touchdown · KDKA Super 7 1-A Player of the Year · WPIAL State Championship Player of the Game · Black Hills Conference Offensive Player of the Year and earned All-Conference First Team honors as an athlete and safety · As a sophomore, named Pennsylvania Sportswriters 1-A All-State First Team, named the KDKA Super 7 1-A Player of the Year and the PAToday 1A Player of the Year · Finished with 2,389 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns along with 1,670 yards passing and 20 touchdowns · Defensively finished with three interceptions, including on pick six · Also had two punt return returned for touchdowns · Earned all-state baseball honors Son of Jeff and Brianne Sieg · Father played football at Westminster College from 1993-97 · One of three children (2 brothers) · Majoring in business