The best from Portland, ME!

·       Luke Bakanowsky (Oakmont Regional) topped the first ever Maine combine by winning the Junior Overall MVP. The 6'1 188 lb QB has great on field vision, a good arm, throws a nice ball, ran a 4.33 shuttle and had an 8'2 broad jump.

·       The name Dimitri Skinsacos (Thornton Academy) may not be easy to remember, but his skills made him an unforgettable face from the junior session. The TE MVP award winner at 6'3 228, Skinsacos had an 8'10 broad jump, knew how to use his body during the 1 on 1's, had great footwork, played physical and looks to be a solid blocker.

·        Alexander "King" Seac of York HS was feeling like a champion after winning the DL MVP, Combine King and Strongest man awards. The 6'2.5 244 lber pulled off the awards trio by wowing our coaches with his 32.5 inch vertical, 8'7 broad jump, 4.60 shuttle, by bench pressing 185 lbs 25 times and starring during 1 on 1's.

·        Nicco DeLorenzo (Kennebunk MS) capped a small but talented freshman session by winning the Overall MVP as an 8th Grader. The 5'9 162 lb running back played with pride, had an 8'4 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 20 times, runs hard and can change directions with ease.

·        Colby Waterhouse (Windham) can call himself the reigning RB MVP when he returns to play next year. The 5'9 163 lb standout had an 8'5 broad jump, 28.5 inch vertical and was an elite performer during the individual period.

·        Ryan Jamison was sitting atop the throne as the Combine King and Fastest Man after slaughtering the stat sheets. The Scarborough HS freshman scaled in at 5'8 136 and stepped off the field amongst the elite after impressing our coaches with his 9'0 broad jump, 4.58 shuttle, 4.63 40 and by displaying good quickness during 1 on 1's.

·        Steven Dwight (Manchester Regional) was the Sophomore Overall MVP. Dwight had an 8'0 broad jump, ran a 4.64 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 33 times, is quick, strong and physical. His well rounded talents helped him standout during the 1 on 1's.

·        Logan Mars (Scarborough) took home the OL MVP, Strongest Man and Leadership awards after an unforgettable performance during the first session. He had an awesome attitude, worked hard, had nice footwork, bench pressed 185 lbs 22 times and ran a 4.78 shuttle.