Abbott Lockwood '27 Recruiting Profile

Abbott Lockwood, Class of 2027, plays as a RB/H and CB for the Monarch High School Coyotes in Louisville, CO. Standing 5'11" and weighing 170 pounds, he is an explosive runner and a lockdown cornerback. Known for his game-breaking speed and instinctive ability to find open running lanes, Abbott consistently energizes the offense. His keen vision allows him to anticipate defensive movements, make quick cuts, and evade defenders.

This season, Abbott shifted to the “H” back position, utilizing his strong hands and agility to catch passes in traffic. His impressive 10.88 100m dash time earned him a spot on the All-State Second Team in Colorado as a sophomore, highlighting his speed and athleticism. He excels at executing jet sweeps and is a dedicated, tough blocker when required.

Beyond football, Abbott shows a strong commitment to community service, volunteering with Special Olympics and actively participating in his church youth group. Academically, he maintains a 3.8 GPA and exhibits high football IQ. With his dedication, talent, and work ethic, Abbott Lockwood is a promising athlete with a bright future in football.

Abbott comes from a family with a rich football legacy. His father, Scott Lockwood, was a High School All-American RB who set Colorado's all-time rushing record. Scott earned All-Pac 10 honors as a RB and kick returner at USC and played four seasons in the NFL after being drafted by the New England Patriots in 1992. Abbott’s grandfather, John Lockwood, played FB/LB for the University of Colorado in the early 1960s, as well as USC, and signed contracts with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams in 1965.