Malverne's Hill wants bull's-eyes for darts
Solid hit put on Malvern's QB Jamal Aaron Hill by Locust Valley's defense. (Sept. 8, 2012) Credit: Patrick E. McCarthy
After rushing and passing for a combined 1,000 yards with seven touchdowns last season, Malverne senior quarterback Jamal Aaron Hill is determined to surpass those numbers in 2013.
His plan? Being more on target with his receivers.
"I’m trying to make my passes more accurate," Hill said. "It’s the little things we work on in practice that are going to make us a better football team."
As a free safety last season, Hill finished with 45 tackles and five interceptions.
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