Fall is coming soon, and so it’s time for outstanding senior football players to begin narrowing down their college choices.

Steven Jellison, about to enter his senior year at Souhegan High School, is doing just that. And according to his father, he’s looking at some pretty good choices.

His list includes his father’s alma mater, Harvard, as well as Ivy League rival Dartmouth. But it also includes  a pair of New England Small College Athletic Conference powers, Amherst and Williams.

The University of New Hampshire, where his brother Sean is a red-shirt junior, is also in the mix. The Wildcats, reportedly, extended a verbal scholarship offer to Steven Jellison last fall.

But UNH would likely want the 6-foot-3, 230-pounder to further bulk up and play on the defensive side of the ball, either on the line or at linebacker.

He’d probably have a shot at staying at running back at either Amherst and Williams. Should be choose Amherst, he’d be following in the footsteps of another Souhegan standout, Fletcher Ladd, who is the school’s all-time rushing leader.