The Thunderbolts had one of the most exciting offenses in the state, due in large part to their dynamic quarterback. Zamot led the Bolts to a 10-2 record that included a berth in the South Jersey Group 4 championship game.
He completed nearly 150 passes, throwing for 2,340 yards and 26 touchdowns against just seven interceptions. He and explosive receiver Lotzeir Brooks teamed up 61 times for more than 1,200 yards and 22 touchdowns, one of the most prolific duos in the state.
For his career, Zamot, younger brother of former Holy Spirit star QB Josh Zamot, threw for more than 5,500 yards and 53 touchdowns in just two full varsity seasons.
Dave O’Sullivan, Staff Writer
