Luke Sevilla Class of 2029

Multi-sport development with a football recruiting focus.

Luke Sevilla is a 15-year-old Class of 2029 student-athlete at Gray Collegiate Academy in South Carolina. He is 6' 1½", 175 lbs, right-handed and currently lists a 4.7 40-yard dash. His football experience includes wide receiver and quarterback.

Luke's competitive background spans football, wrestling, boxing and baseball, giving recruiters a record of contact-sport toughness, hand-eye coordination, reaction speed, positional versatility and long-term competition experience. His archive documents more than 300 wrestling wins, state championships, national-level tournament success, boxing championships and baseball team awards.

In wrestling, Luke has trained under Steve Glassey, a 2026 California Chapter National Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee, and most recently his father, Tommy Sevilla. His boxing training is also led by his father.

Season snapshot

Family-provided 2025 recruiting statistics. The record can be updated as additional official stat sources are added.

Profiles & social

3.7 GPA • Dual Enrollment • Honors Coursework

Luke carries a family-reported 3.7 GPA at Gray Collegiate Academy, takes honors classes and participates in dual enrollment. His family reports that he has maintained a clean disciplinary record. Coaches may contact the family directly for the most current transcript, eligibility information and academic documentation.

Faith, service, coaching and entrepreneurship.

Luke attends Calvary Chapel Christian Fellowship in the Lexington/Irmo area, identifies as an evangelical Christian and studies the Bible. He serves people experiencing homelessness through his parents' Backpacks for Jesus ministry, has assisted with coaching younger athletes, and operates a small online resale business while learning digital marketing, SEO and web design.

Parent-managed future partnership profile.

Luke's NIL and brand profile is available for future planning and compliant media or community inquiries. Current South Carolina High School League rules restrict high-school NIL compensation, so all inquiries are reviewed by his parents with eligibility compliance first.

Selected athletic résumé

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