Who from Richmond County area’s former high school standouts will be active on Friday, Oct. 10?

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Oct 6, 2025

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Friday, Oct. 10 will feature competition from these former Richmond County area high school standouts.

Eric O%27Neill and Moshood Giwa -

Eric O’Neill

Rutgers Scarlet Knights

Senior

6′3″ 255

Tottenville High School

Hometown: Staten Island

Next Game: vs. Washington Huskies, Friday, Oct. 10, 6 p.m.

Eric O%27Neill and Moshood Giwa -

Moshood Giwa

Rutgers Scarlet Knights

Junior

6′6″ 320

Moore Catholic High School

Hometown: Brooklyn

Next Game: vs. Washington Huskies, Friday, Oct. 10, 6 p.m.

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