Awesome Athletes from Austin, TX!

         

·        Terrance Simon (Palestine HS) capped off a better than advertised combine last weekend at Huston Tillotson University. The 5'8 179 lb Simon had a 30 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, 4.52 40 and played like a man possessed during the 1 on 1's. Simon had exceptional quickness, changes direction well, was strong as an ox and runs nice routes, making him the total package coming out of the backfield.

·        Devon Hocutt (C.E. Ellison) starred for the second consecutive year at the combine. The  powerful linebacker ran a 4.50 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 24 times, was physical with good speed, nice strength and terrific on field awareness. Hocutt is headed to Texas Tech this fall and has the potential to standout at the next level.

·        David Cobb (Ellison) and Jarreth Rougeau (Alfred Barbe) shared the RB MVP award but had little else in common. At 5'11 208, Cobb is a powerful runner with great athleticism. He had an outstanding 35 inch vertical, 8'9 broad jump, ran a 4.29 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times and starred during the 1 on 1's. Cobb's athletic abilities and power will definitely make him a pain to take down. Undersized at 5'5 147, Rogeau relies on speed and movement to break free. Rogeau was light on his feet, ran good routes and had a 9'1 broad jump.

Standout Underclassmen

·        Superstar Sophomore Victor Irokansi of Hendrickson HS was head and shoulders above the competition. The 6'2 216 lb d-lineman had a 33 inch vertical, 10'4 broad jump, ran a 4.58 shuttle and bench pressed 185 lbs 21 times. Athletically, there are few lineman this good.

·        Andrew Billings (Waco) was the top performer of the freshman session. At 5'11.5 266, Billings has awesome strength (bench pressing 155 lbs 29 times), surprisingly quick feet and great hands. During the 1 on 1's, the opposing linemen had major problems containing him, as his all around skills proved to be too much for those standing  across the line.

The Ultimate 100 Camp: Where the Elite Have Their Chance to Shine

 

With one million plus high school football players grinding it out across the nation and less than 3,000 total invites (approximately .003 percent of the total players) to the Ultimate 100 camp, selecting exactly who makes it is a grueling and strenuous task for NUC staff.

“The difficult part is determining the balance between good testers and solid football players”, said National Underclassmen Combine CEO and president Dave Schuman. Some kids only test well but aren’t good pure football players and vice versa, so it's a tall task to differentiate."

The Ultimate 100 features all of the regular testing events, which includes the 40-yard dash, shuttle run, vertical leap, broad jump and bench press as well as 1 on 1 drills. The U-100 also has a, 7 on 7 tournament, lineman showcase, and skills competition, giving every attending athlete an ample amount of opportunities to display their talents.

Heart, soul, determination, talent and immense focus are bare minimum requirements to even be considered for the Ultimate 100. All National Underclassmen Combine participants dream of participating in the camp, many are worthy, but only a select group are actually invited. With a plethora of athletes filling all of the aforementioned abilities and still falling short, a dejected feeling becomes imminent. Hence the name “Ultimate 100”, which signifies that the event is only for the elite.

"The talent at this camp is always top notch", stated Schuman, who added a fifth U100 in 2009 due to the increase in participation. "We have seen numerous D1 bound stars over the years and many of these players will eventually end up in the NFL."

Statistics don't lie. The U100 has opened doors for participants, with fifty percent of the those to compete at one of the five camps across the nation receiving offers to play division 1 or D-1AA.

Aside from competing with the best players regionally (the combines are held in New Jersey, Dallas, Los Angeles, Indiana and Atlanta), the event itself leads to major publicity for the athletes. Former invites turned All-Americans include #1 nationally rated recruit Ronald Powell, Jelani Jenkins (the #1 rated outside linebacker by who will suit up for University of Florida in the fall), Dom Espinosa (former #1 rated  center who currently plays for national runner up Texas), and Tajh Boyd (#4 rated QB heading to Clemson) among countless others have attended the combine.

After being awarded the Overall MVP at the 2008 Southwest Sophomore U-100 James Haynes’ recruiting process took a complete 360. By tearing apart the stat sheets with a 34 inch vertical, 10’8 broad jump, 4.37 shuttle and 4.51 40, Haynes unleashed his talents not just to our coaches but to the super powers at the next level.

Haynes signed on to play at the University of Oklahoma, turning down offers from Florida Arkansas, Missouri, Texas Tech, and Texas A&M among many others. Haynes athletic abilities are exceptional, without question and even though few can claim his talents, making the most out of the Ultimate 100 ultimately relies on those lucky enough to be chosen.

AUSTIN, TX 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

AUSTIN, TX 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Terrance Simon Palestine HS, TX 11th RB #5	Simon came up with the Overall MVP following an admirable all around performance. The 5'8 179 lb running back had a 30 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.35 shuttle, 4.52 40, had great quickness, runs nice routes and displayed excellent strength.
Devon Hocutt C.E. Ellison HS, TX 11th LB #129	Hocutt was the co-Overall MVP. The D1 bound lineman bench pressed 185 lbs 24 times, ran a 4.50 shuttle, played physical during 1 on 1's, had good speed for a linebacker and is an excellent all around athlete.
Lynn Grady Ellison HS, TX 11th WR #6	Grady, 5'10.5 191, won the WR MVP. A well rounded athlete, Grady had a 32 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump, ran a 4.19 shuttle, had good hands and put together some great routes.
David Cobb Ellison HS, TX 11th RB #4	Cobb, 5'11 208, was the RB MVP. Cobb was both powerful and athletic, jumping 35 inches in the vertical leap, 8'9 during the broad jump, ran a 4.29 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times and did well during 1 on 1's.
Christian Cromedy S.F. Austin HS, TX 11th DL #48	Cromedy took home LB MVP honors. At 6'0 198, Cromedy had an 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.42 shuttle, was a solid overall athlete, with fast hands and quick feet.
Robert Seals Pearland Dawson HS, TX 11th DL #120	Seals sealed the deal at the combine, earning the DL MVP. The 6'3 220 lb Seals had a 32 inch vertical, 9'9 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 21 times, is a gifted all around athlete and has a great fame for a lineman.
Jarreth Rougeau Alfred Barbe HS, LA 11th RB #46	Rogeau, 5'5 147, shared the RB MVP with Cobb. Rogeau was undersized but a terrific player, with a 9'1 broad jump, 28 inch vertical, great speed, nice routes and a terrific attitude powering his successful day.
Devin Clark Atascoita HS, TX 11th DL #119	Clark was the co-DL MVP. At 6'3.5 233, Clark had an 8'4 broad jump, a great first step, awesome hands and terrific moves during 1 on 1's.
Jamal Rouse Killen HS, TX 11th CB #35	Jamal rose to the occasion, earning the DB MVP. The 5'7 143 lb Rouse had a 9'1 broad jump, ran a 4.34 shuttle, great ball skills, terrific closing speed and plays physically.
Jonathan Turner Corpus Christi Carroll HS, TX 11th WR #32	Turner, 5'7.5 169, was awarded the Combine King and Fastest man awards. Turner turned heads with his 4.42 40, 4.41 shuttle, 35.5 inch vertical and 10'1 broad jump.
Jamar Chretien Iowa HS, LA 11th RB #52	Chretien, 5'3.5 148, won the Leadership award. Chretien ran a 4.66 shuttle, had a terrific attitude, worked hard and led by example.
Daevon Brown Harker Heights HS, TX 11th WR #47	Brown was the co-WR MVP. The 5'10 165 lb standout had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.45 shuttle, ran nice routes and had good hands.
Anderson Howard Hendrickson HS, TX 11th WR #120	Howard also won the WR MVP award. The 5'8 151 lb standout had a 9'1 broad jump, ran a 4.38 shuttle, ran great routes and has soft hands.
Jared Raiford Round Rock HS, TX 11th TE #129	Raiford, 6'3 207, took home the Leadership award. Raiford hustled non-stop, setting the tone at the combine, while running a blazing 4.10 shuttle, bench pressing 185 lbs 20 times and jumping 9'1 on the broad. He is a terrific athlete with a winning attitude.
Drew Byrd Clear Brook HS, TX 11th S #26	Byrd was flying high after winning the co-DB MVP. The 5'11 167 lb Byrd had a 9'2 broad jump, is a great pure athlete, with terrific closing speed and great hips.
Shane Stankus Bridge City HS, TX 11th OL #28	Stankus, 5'10 220, won the Strongest Man award. The powerful o-lineman bench pressed 185 lbs 29 times and had an 8'4 broad jump.
Thomas Luce Bridge City HS, TX 11th OL #140	Luce was awarded the OL MVP. The 5'7 250 lb Luce bench pressed 185 lbs 27 times, had good feet, nice form and a strong lower body.
Matthew Gonzalez Del Valle HS, TX 11th QB #36	Gonzalez won the QB MVP. The 5'9 183 lb standout had an 8'0 broad jump, displayed terrific mechanics and good feet.

AUSTIN, TX 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

AUSTIN, TX 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Victor Irokansi Hendrickson HS, TX 10th DL #65	Irokansi, 6'2 216, won the Combine King after a dominant all around performance. The gifted d-back had a 33 inch vertical, 10'4 broad jump, ran a 4.58 shuttle and bench pressed 185 lbs 21 times. This kid is a prime time player without a doubt.
Rodolfo Alonzo King HS, TX 10th RB #68	Alonzo, 5'6 170, was the Fastest Man award winner. The fleet footed Alonzo ran a 4.39 shuttle, 4.53 40, had an 8'8 broad jump and bench pressed 155 lbs 26 times.
Marvin Jackson Harker Heights HS, TX 10th RB #38	Jackson, 5'7 160, won the co-Fastest Man award. Jackson had a 32 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump, ran a 4.29 shuttle and 4.53 40.
Christofrer Hall Sante Fe HS, TX 10th WR #72	Hall, 6'0 190, was the strongest skill position player. The powerful wide receiver bench pressed 155 lbs 37 times, had a 30 inch vertical, 8'6 broad jump and ran a 4.45 40, making him a well rounded athlete.
Glen Antoine Round Rock HS, TX 10th OL #112	Antoine, 6'0.5 259, won the Strongest Lineman award. He bench pressed 185 lbs 24 times.
Jermaine Bowman West Brook HS, TX 10th OL #133	Bowman also bench pressed 185 lbs 24 times, earning him the co-Strongest Lineman award. At 6'0.5 300, Bowman had surprising quickness as well, running a 4.7 shuttle.

AUSTIN, TX 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

AUSTIN, TX 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Andrew Billings Waco HS, TX 9th DL #132	Billings, 5'11.5 266, won the DL MVP and Strongest Man awards. Billings fits the bill of future star, as his 29 reps at 155 lbs on the bench press, quick feet and great hands put him atop the charts.
Brock Kenyon Lake Travis HS, TX 9th CB #44	Kenyon, 5'11.5 166, was the DB MVP. The athletic Kenyon had an 8'10 broad jump, ran a 4.43 shuttle, was light on his feet, had good hips, nice technique and was consistent.
Richard Brothers Guthrie HS, OK 9th WR #99	Oh brother(s) can this kid play! At 6'0.5 180, Brothers had an 8'7 broad jump, , bench pressed 135 lbs 18 times, had good hands and ran nice routes en route to claiming the WR MVP.
Jeffrey Fritscher Crawford HS, TX 9th RB #48	Fritscher was awarded the RB MVP and Fastest Man. The speedy 5'5.5 159 lber ran a 4.71 40, 4.7 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 24 times, was light on his feet and strong.
Derek Orlando Seven Lakes HS, TX 9th LB #85	Orlando took home the LB MVP and Strongest Man awards. The powerful 5'10 208 lb standout bench pressed 135 lbs 35 times and had great on field awareness.
Joshua Aming James Taylor HS, TX 9th WR #49	Aming, 5'7.5 154, won the Combine King. Aming had a 30 inch vertical, 8'10 broad jump, ran a 4.50 shuttle and 4.72 40.
Dakari Antoine Round Rock HS, TX 9th WR #50	Antoine was the co-Combine King. A terrific athlete at 5'8 138, Antoine had a 29.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump and ran a  4.30 shuttle
Jacob Stafford Shiner HS, TX 9th LB #26	Stafford came up with the 8th Grade MVP after a solid all around effort. Stafford, 5'10.5 191, bench pressed 135 lbs 21 times, performed at a high level during 1 on 1's and was quick on his feet.
Quinton Baker Manor HS, TX 9th CB #25	Baker cooked up a good performance, winning the DB MVP award. The 5'8.5 152 lb Baker had an 8'4 broad jump, ran a 4.56 shuttle, had good ball skills and impressive closing speed.
Jamison Geracci Vista Ridge HS, TX 9th LB #13	Geracci won the Leadership Award. With unprecedented determination and a refuse to lose attitude, Geracci lead by example throughout the combine. The 5'7 177 lb linebacker also bench pressed 135 lbs 22 times.
Carlos Ramirez Bishop Lynch 9th QB #60	Ramirez was awarded the QB MVP. The 5'9.5 136 lb prospect ran a 4.59 shuttle, had a great release, nice footwork and made smart decisions during the 1 on 1's.
Dalyn Bearden Frenship HS, TX 9th OL #98	Bearden, 6'5.5 276, earned the OL MVP. The monstrous freshman had a great pass set, good technique and fought hard against the opposing linemen.
Steven Mangini Port Neches HS, TX 9th DL #41	Mangini, 5'11 175, was the co-DL MVP. Mangini had an 8'1 broad jump, terrific quickness, nice technique and was coachable.

Top Junior Players NUC Austin, TX 2010

Top Junior Players NUC Austin, TX 2010
First Name	Last Name	Grade	School	State	Position	Height	Weight
Terrance	Simon	11th	Palestine	TX	RB	5'8	179
Devon	Hocutt	11th	C.E. Ellison	TX	LB	6'11.5	263
Lynn	Grady	11th	Ellison	TX	WR	5'10.5	191
David	Cobb	11th	Ellison	TX	RB	5'11	208
Christian	Cromedy	11th	S.F. Austin	TX	DL	6'0	198
Robert	Seals	11th	Pearland Dawson	TX	DL	6'3	220
Jarreth	Rougeau	11th	Alfred Barbe	LA	RB	5'5	147
Devin	Clarke	11th	Atascocita	TX	DL	6'5	233
Jamal	Rouse	11th	Killeen	TX	CB	5'7	143
Jonathan	Turner	11th	Corpus Christi	TX	WR	5'7.5	169

Top Sophomore Players NUC Austin, TX 2010

Top Sophomore Players NUC Austin, TX 2010
First Name	Last Name	Grade	School	State	Position	Height	Weight
Victor	Irokansi	10th	Hendrickson	TX	DL	6'2	216
Rodolfo	Alonzo	10th	King	TX	RB	5'6	170
Marvin	Jackson	10th	Harker Heights	TX	RB	5'7	160
William	Huguley	10th	Churchill	TX	QB	5'8.5	163

Stars Shine Bright at Rocky Mountain Combine!

Prairie View High School played host to a terrific combine last weekend that put a number of talented prospects on display. Participants trekked from multiple states (including Utah, Wyoming and Arizona) with hopes of taking their game to the next level. Every participant undoubtedly left their blood, sweat and tears on the football field, but after three competitive combine sessions, a select few stood out as the Rocky Mountain's best.

Brighton HS' Zane "The Train" Smith rolled through the competition, taking home the Junior Overall MVP award. The 6'3 202 lb Tight End was literally and figuratively head and shoulders above the competition, grabbing the majority of passes that came his way during the 1 on 1's. Smith displayed exceptional quickness for a big man, has great hands and is an easy target to find for a QB. He is definitely a receiving model TE and a perfect fit for the position.

Ben Clarke (Chatfield) was virtually immovable during the 1 on 1's and looks like a QB's dream. The 6'2.5 248 lb Clarke was a defensive lineman's worst nightmare, as his determination, promise and excellent technique. From the moment he stepped up to the line, Clarke was ready to go and handled many different d-lineman with ease. Coaches love players like this.

Jeremiah Hunter (Cheyenne) has the potential to play both WR and TE, but regardless of where he suits up, it's going to be a problem for the defense. The 6'2 191 lb standout was effective in using his size against smaller d-backs during the 1 on 1's positioning himself to make a number of nice grabs. Hunter has great leaping ability (jumping 9'10 on the broad), strong hands and runs terrific routes. Hunter is worth watching out for.

River "King" Thompson had every reason to feel like a million bucks following the combine. The 5'8 147 lb d-back was a menace during the 1 on 1's, pressuring the WR's to the max. He had great recovery speed, can change directions on the dime and plays the ball very well. Thompson was also the best pure athlete during the class of 2011 session, with a 33 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump, 4.12 shuttle run and 4.62 40. His size will be a concern for some programs, but his skills can't be questioned.

Exceptional Underclassmen!

·        Aaron Mispagel (Mullen) is an accurate passer who knew when to get the ball out of his hands and up in the air. The 6'3.5 189 lb QB moves well and has great leadership skills.

·        Ben Cherry (Silver Creek) brought his A game and was a star throughout the day. The 5'10.5 295 lb d-lineman bench pressed 185 lbs 33 times, had an 8'0 broad jump and was simply sensational during 1 on 1's. Cherry's strength, hast hands and determination were too much for the offensive line to handle.

·        Fountain HS' Ben Selby proved to be the total package at running back. The class of 2013 standout made major waves during the individual period, changing directions like a pro at a high speed, while also displaying terrific hands. At 5'10 189, Selby has phenomenal size for a freshman, therefore is likely to outgrow the position.

·        Ryan Novak (Heritage) also has great size for a first year high schooler. The 6'5 241 lb QB looks like a pro physically and has a great head on his shoulders. Novak throws a good ball, kept those around him pumped up and maintained control during the 1 on 1's, proving to have the maturity level of a player many years his senior. This well rounded prospect is definitely worth watching out for.

DENVER, CO 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

DENVER, CO 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Zane Smith Brighton HS, UT 11th TE #67	Smith won the Overall MVP award. The 6'3 202 lb Smith ran a 4.63 shuttle, had great feet, was fast off the line, had exceptional hands and runs tremendous routes. Smith is also a big target easy for a QB to find.
Ben Clarke Chatfield HS, CO 11th OL #94	Clarke, 6'2.5 248, won the OL MVP. Clarke had an 8'0 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 18 times, was coachable, showed great promise and has awesome technique.
Jeremiah Hunter Cheyenne East HS, WY 11th WR #22	Hunter, 6'2 191, took home the WR MVP. He had an outstanding 9'10 broad jump, knew how to use his size, runs awesome routes, and has strong hands. Hunter may now become the hunted.
River Thompson Denver East HS, CO 11th CB #22	Thompson was feeling like royalty after winning the Combine King and DB MVP awards.  The 5'8 147 lb phenom athlete had a 33 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump, ran a blazing 4.12 shuttle, 4.61 40 and was in a league of his own during 1 on 1's. Thompson has quick feet, a nice back pedal, good recovery speed and plays the ball well.
Max Delia Lake Havasa HS, AZ 11th RB #69	Delia was awarded the RB MVP. Delia, 5'9 190, is powerful with the ball, has a 30 inch vertical, 8'9 broad jump, ran a  4.45 shuttle, is coachable and has great feet.
Alexander Thompson Cherry Creek HS, CO 11th LB #103	Thompson, 6'0 208, took home the LB MVP. Thompson had an 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.57 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 27 times and was physical, strong and aggressive during 1 on 1's.
Jarred Radenbaugh Northglenn HS, CO 12th QB #18	Radenbaugh, 5'10.5 174, won the QB MVP. The gifted Radenbaugh had great timing on his passes, nice footwork and was accurate during 1 on 1's. He was also a terrific athlete for a QB, with a 31.5 inch vertical, 8'4 broad jump and 4.61 40 in his arsenal.
Alex Koerner Ralston Valley HS, CO 11th DL #30	Koerner was the center of attention after taking home the DL MVP. The 6'1.5 224 lb prospect had great feet, good hips, was fast for a lineman, easy to coach and smart.
Quentin Riser Fountain HS, CO 11th WR #68	Riser rose to the occasion, earning himself the WR MVP. The speedy wide receiver, who scaled in at 5'9.5 154, had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.58 shuttle and 4.59 40.
Craig Leonard Fossil Ridge HS, CO 11th QB #12	Leonard won the Leadership award. A hard worker with no quit in him, the 6'3.5 200 lb Leonard lead by example throughout the day and kept those around him pumped up.

DENVER, CO 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

DENVER, CO 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Aaron Mispagel Mullen HS, CO 10th QB #12	Mispagel, 6'3.5 189, won the Overall MVP award. Mispagel is a smart QB with great timing on his passes. He also has excellent footwork and is a natural born leader.
Ben Cherry Silver Creek HS, CO 10th DL #140	Cherry had a day for the ages, taking home the DL MVP, Leadership and Strongest Man awards. The powerful 5'10.5 295 lb d-lineman had an 8'0 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 33 times, was overpowering during 1 on 1's had fast hands and is a natural born leader.
Kevin Davis Fountain HS, CO 10th LB #57	Davis, 6'2 202, was the LB MVP. Davis had an 8'5 broad jump, 29.5 inch vertical, got great leverage during 1 on 1's and plays smart.
Justin Tadlock Bear Creek HS, CO 10th WR #34	Tadlock was the Fastest Man award winner and a terrific athlete as well. The 5'8.5 150 lb wideout ran a 4.55 40, 4.17 shuttle, had a 9'0 broad jump and had a 29.5 inch vertical.
Christian Thomas Mountain Vista HS, CO 10th RB #41	Thomas was crowned Combine King and also earned the RB MVP. An exceptional player at 5'11.5 183, Thomas had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.39 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 26 times, was coachable, displayed tremendous hands and solid body control.
Jordon Vaden Prairie View HS, CO 10th WR #39	Vaden won the WR MVP. Lean ant athletic at 6'2.5 168, Vaden had a 9'4 broad jump, 29.5 inch vertical, ran a 4.46 shuttle, had awesome moves, a good first step, ran nice routes and displayed tremendous hands during 1 on 1's.
Kai Wolfe Alma HS, NE 10th OL #97	Wolfe took a bite out of the competition and won the OL MVP. The 6'3 302 lb monster  had outstanding strength, plays at a high intensity level, had good hands and neutralized the DL's during 1 on 1's.
John Keane Lubbock HS, TX 10th QB #14	Keane, 5'10.5 168, was awarded the QB MVP. Keane had an 8'4 broad jump, ran a 4.49 shuttle, had great timing on his passes, listened well and has a high football IQ.

DENVER, CO 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

DENVER, CO 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Ben Selby Fountain HS, CO 9th RB #12	Selby, 5'10 189, won the Overall MVP award. Selby had an 8'6.5 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times, had great hands, nice speed, cuts well and has great size for a freshman.
Patrick Elsenbast Chatfield HS, CO 9th CB #64	Elsenblast, 5'11 157, earned the DB MVP award. Elsenblast had an 8'7 broad jump, ran a 4.55 shuttle, jammed the WR's well and plays the ball effectively.
Ryan Novak Heritage HS, CO 9th QB #128	Novak took home the QB MVP and leadership awards. Novak's heart is far bigger than his already large 6'5 241 lb frame, as he had zero quit in him and was vocal throughout the event. Novak also throws a good ball, bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times, is coachable and a very hard worker.
Justin Miller Classical Academy, CO 9th LB #70	Miller, 6'1 178, won the LB MVP. Miller ran a 4.50 shuttle, had an 8'6 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times, displayed solid footwork, great hips, is a natural born leader and is fast.
James Zafarana Rocky Mountain HS, CO 9th WR #14	Zafarana, 5'8.5 138, took home the WR MVP. He ran a 4.56 shuttle, has good hands, runs nice routes, is coachable and creates great separation between himself and the DB's.
Anthony Davis Fountain HS, CO 9th RB #11	Davis, 5'7.5 159, nabbed the RB MVP award. Davis had an 8'6 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 19 times, is coachable, a good natural athlete and changes direction well.
Ian Califf Rocky Mountiain HS, CO 9th DL #72	Califf won the DL MVP award. At 5'10 206, Califf is strong, aggressive, has good hands and played hard during 1 on 1's.
Jake Schlayer McCook HS, NE 9th S #9	Schlayer, 5'11 148, was the Fastest Man. The speedy d-back ran a 4.68 40, 4.73 shuttle and had an 8'8 broad jump.
Lucas Atwood East HS, CO 9th LB #63	Atwood won the Strongest Man award. The 5'8.5 164 lb Atwood tossed up 135 lbs 30 times and had an 8'3 broad jump.