'09 IL OL Mark Zielinski (Western Michigan verbal)

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Winnetka (IL) New Trier

Height: 6-foot-5
Weight: 305 lbs

New Trier lineman Mark Zielinski has plenty of Big Ten suitors :: RECRUITING :: High School Sports :: Illinois :: Indiana :: Sun-Times News Group

Name: Mark Zielinski
School: New Trier
Date of birth: July 29, 1991
Height: 6-5
Weight: 306
Positions: Left Tackle/Nose Guard
College recruitment: Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska
Player number: 73

August 22, 2007

By Kevin McGavin

Only a junior, New Trier offensive lineman Mark Zielinski has no shortage of suitors pursuing his talents.

“Everybody is interested in him,” said New Trier coach Dan Mortier. “Every Big Ten school (has expressed interest). He is one of the biggest kids we have ever had.”

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By EdgyTim...getting mail from Northwestern, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin and Iowa and will visit Northwestern, Illinois and Wisconsin for Junior Days.

 

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From the Marshall site...getting interest from Wisconsin, Marshall, Illinois, Purdue, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Iowa, Iowa State, Minnesota and Ohio State. Says he really likes Wisconsin and will visit Madison soon, along with West Lafayette.

 

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On a side note: This is probably Illinois's best school academically.

 

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I'd agree with that. It's definitely, imo, the best public school in the state. Im not going to include magnet schools in that category as there are a few magnet schools that are just as good.

Its def. top 10 in the state and the argument could be made for top 5 overall, including private and magnet schools.

Its not a small school either. It has over 5000 students and two campuses, one for underclassmen and one for upperclassmen. Rich school.

 

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ESPN- College Football Recruiting On the Trail 2009

320-pound lineman picks Western Michigan

Mark Zielinski, a 6-foot-4 prospect from New Trier (Winnetka, Ill.) picked Western Michigan of the MAC.