Jonathan DiBiaso was born to play quarterback for Everett (Mass.).
Not only did he grow up in the football-crazed city, where the high school team is the pride of the community, but his father also happens to be John DiBiaso, a local legend who has coached Everett to nine Super Bowl championships.
Last year, Jonathan put his own stamp on the Everett program by having one of the best seasons in Massachusetts history. As a junior, he led the Crimson Tide to an undefeated season and a Division 1 Super Bowl championship by throwing a state-record 43 touchdown passes.
This year, he elevated his game even higher. Working with an almost entirely new receiving corps, DiBiaso passed for nearly 3,000 yards while breaking his own record for TD passes with 44. He also led Everett to another perfect season and another championship, earning Gatorade State Player of the Year honors along the way.
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