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Cincinnati Football: JP Mialovski made the most of visit with Bearcats

By Charles Post

Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback Ben Bryant throws a pass during spring practice at Nippert Stadium. The Enquirer.
Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback Ben Bryant throws a pass during spring practice at Nippert Stadium. The Enquirer. /
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St. John Bosco has been one of the premier programs in California for nearly a decade and JP Mialovski could be the next star quarterback to come from Bellflower. The 2025 dual threat prospect took a cross-country visit to Cincinnati a few weeks ago and earned an offer from the Bearcats while he was on campus.

“My trip to Cincinnati was great! It was a pretty long flight but definitely worth it. I am extremely humbled to be offered by one of the best football programs in the country,” Mialovski told me in an interview last month. “I got a chance to see the city of Cincinnati and now I know why so many people love this city.”

Cincinnati Football: JP Mialovski made the most of visit with Bearcats

In addition to receiving scholarship offers from Cincinnati, Indiana and San Jose State, Mialovski visited Oklahoma on June 6 and attended camps at Florida State, SMU and TCU this summer. On3 Recruiting’s current projections have the Bearcats as early favorites to land the 6’2, 190-pound quarterback over San Jose State.

"“I absolutely could see myself playing for the Bearcats! I felt a great connection with coach Guidugli. I am familiar with the program, especially after their success last season and becoming a part of the Big 12,” Mialovski explained. “I feel like they have only scratched the surface with the leadership of coach Fickell and his vision for the program.”"

Prior to his sophomore season, Mialovski has already displayed impressive arm talent and an ability to make plays out of the pocket. Since going 16-0 in 2013, St. John Bosco has developed several 5-stars including Josh Rosen, DJ Uiagalelei, Matayo Uiagalelei, and current NFL players Wyatt Davis, Trent McDuffie and Jacob Tuioti-Mariner.

"“I want to be in a program where I can work with a coach who can develop me and a program that I can add the most value to. My play style  is fast and aggressive but under control,” Mialovski said after his visit to Cincinnati. “I really like to build strong relationships with my teammates so they can trust me to lead them.”"