Abbott Lockwood Class of 2027: A Rising Star in Football and Track with Unmatched Dedication and Academic Excellence
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Abbott Lockwood stands out as a remarkable athlete whose achievements on the football field and track are matched only by his commitment to academic success. As a key player in the 2025 season, he is focusing on next season while visualizing his next level of play in 2027. Abbott has earned recognition for his outstanding performance as a SLOT/DB, while also excelling in track and maintaining high academic standards. His story is one of hard work, discipline, and a clear vision for the future.
This season, I was selected as a Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Offense 4-A League 1 North for our Back-to-Back and undefeated 4-A North League Champion Monarch HS Coyotes in Louisville, CO. I also achieved Academic All-State Honorable mention.
I am a 2025 two-way starter (averaging 70 total snaps per game) at H/Slot/DB and averaged 13 yards per reception (219 yards) with 2 receiving TD’s and 15 yards per carry (420 yards) and six rushing TD’s as a H/Slot. As a DB, I accumulated 33 tackles, 6 PBU’s, 1 INT, 1 FF, and 2 TFL.
This was my first season at the H/Slot position in our spread offense, where I hoped to use my elite speed, acceleration, and unselfish blocking, which resulted in 21 knockdown blocks in the run/pass game.
I ran a 10.88 100m this past year (2024) as a sophomore, just missing the automatic state qualifying time of 10.87, but was still honored to earn a spot on the All-State Second Team in Colorado. Our 4 x 100 relay team set a school record of 41.92 and qualified for the Class 5-A relay.
Beyond football, I have a strong commitment to community service, volunteering with Special Olympics, and actively participating in my church youth group. Academically, I maintain a 3.8 GPA with two honors classes.
I am fortunate to come from a family with a rich football legacy. My dad, Scott Lockwood, was a multi-selection 1st team High School All-American RB who set Colorado's all-time rushing record in 1987. He holds the Fairview HS (Boulder) 100m record at 10.54. He earned All-Pac-10 honors as an RB and KR at USC and played four seasons in the NFL after being drafted by the New England Patriots in 1992.
Lockwood Family Athletic History
Grandfather John Lockwood, LB, University of Colorado 61’ /62’ and USC 63’/64.
Uncle Todd Lockwood, Decathlon University of Texas SWC Champion & Olympic Trials qualifier in 1993
Uncle McKenzie Tilmon, DT, University of Colorado 03.
Cousin Parker Hammond, OT Air Force Academy 19.
Cousin Michael Tilmon, DT Murray State 25.
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Abbott Lockwood
Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Offense 4-A League 1 North
Max Preps Offensive POG vs. Broomfield
Max Preps Offensive POG vs. Boulder
Max Preps Overall POG vs. Broomfield
Back-to-Back 4-A League 1 North Champions
Academic All-State Honorable mention
Two-Way Starter Slot & DB 700+ total snaps (70 snaps per game leads team)
All-State 2nd Team 100m Track 10.88 (sophomore)
All-City Denver 1st Team 100m Track 10.88 (sophomore)
School Record 4 x 100 relay 41.92
5'11" 175
10.88 100m
40 yard 4.4
1,200 Lb. Lift Club
3.8 GPA
Stats
Offensive yards: 639 8 TD’s
Averaged a TD every five touches
Rushing: 28 for 420 15 yard average 6 TD’s (long runs of 94, 80, 62)
Receiving: 17 for 219 13 yard average 2 TD’s (long catch of 59, 36)
21 Knockdown blocks on offense in run and pass game
33 Tackles
2 TFL
1 INT
6 PBU
Shout Out from Coach Kyle Pischke, Monarch High School
“Abbott is a standout athlete whose speed and natural football IQ immediately separate him from his peers. He processes the game quickly, anticipates plays with maturity beyond his age, and consistently puts himself in position to succeed. Just as impressive as his athletic ability is the kind of kid he is.
Abbott is humble, hardworking, and coachable. Abbott responds to feedback with enthusiasm, shows up every day ready to improve, and elevates everyone around him with his attitude and team-first mindset. Any program would be fortunate to have an athlete and teammate of his character.”
Coach Kyle Pischke
Coach Kyle Pischke has been coaching football and track for 15 years. Kyle was part of the Mohi staff that won the 2012 State Championship. Kyle has also coached every sprint record at Monarch High School.
Kyle played collegiate football at the University of Pennsylvania at Mansfield and ran track collegiately at the University of Northern Colorado, where he earned Div I All-American honors. During Kyle’s senior year at UNC, he was listed as one of the top 3-pound-for-pound strongest athletes at UNC.
Abbott Lockwood Contact Information
GMAIL Abbottlock19@gmail.com