Fresno, CA - Top Freshmen Performers

Fresno, CA 8^th/9th Grade NUC Schuman's Outstanding Performance List

Tyler Horton

Edison HS, CA, WR, 5-9-1/2, 156,  9^th Grade Overall MVP

Horton ran precise routes and had hands as soft as Corinthian leather. He has the knack of catching and turning the ball up field for more yardage. He had a 28-inch vertical and a 4.53 shuttle.

Michael Wright

Dinuba HS, CA, S, 5-9, 167, Combine King & Strongest Man

This kid understands the importance of hitting the weight room. He benched 135-pounds 20 times. He also ran a 4.87 40, 4.32 shuttle while broad jumping 9-3. Wright also has some hops having jumped 30-inches in the vertical testing.

Savion Simms

Central HS, CA, RB, 5-5-1/2, 137, Fastest Man

Simms ran a blazing 4.62 40 which ended up being the fastest 40-yard dash on the day. He also has some hops having jumped 29.5-inches in the vertical testing.

Austin Caebza

Exeter Union HS, CA, 5-6, 144, RB MVP

Austin showed excellent change of direction and soft hands during the one-on-ones. He had a knack of getting open and making plays. He benched 135-pounds 15 times while hitting 29.5-inches on the vertical testing.

Hunter Swearingen

San Joaquin Memorial HS, CA, QB, 6-0-1/2, 152, QB MVP

Swearingen already has good height for the quarterback position. He proved to be the most accurate thrower and he possessed excellent throwing mechanics. He had the best overall performance from start to finish in this camp.

Tate Nelson

Central Valley Christian HS, CA, LB, 6-0-1/2, 168, LB MVP

Nelson has good length and excellent lateral movement. He was able to turn his hips and run to the boundary in coverage. He was also physical at the point of attack. He ran a 4.53 shuttle and had a 26-inch vertical.

Benjamin Ecukand

San Joaquin Memorial, HS, CA, CB, 5-9-1/2, 168, DB MVP

Benjamin has the size and speed to play corner. He ran a solid 4.69 40 while jumping 30-inches in the vertical testing. He did a great job staying low and balanced in his backpedal which allowed him to make play son the ball.

Frank Dalena

San Joaquin Memorial HS, CA, WR, 5-6, 116, WR MVP

Dalena may have been one of the smaller competitors but that did not stop him from running excellent routes and flashing soft hands. He proved deadly in space and near impossible to cover on this day.

Quincy Jountti

Rosedale Middle School, CA, RB, 5-7, 173, 8^th Grade Overall MVP

Jountti has excellent size for an 8^th grader. He was light on his feet with excellent change of direction. He also has nice hands coming out of the backfield. He ran a 4.45 shuttle and had a 27.5-inch vertical.

Jackson Garewal

Kerman Middle School, CA, OL, 5-11, 205, 8^th Grade OL MVP

Garewal did a nice job of staying squared up on the defender during pass protecting. He was able to slide his feet laterally and stay engaged with the defender.

Anthony Almeida

Fruitvale Junior High School, CA, DL, 5-10, 173, 8^th Grade DL MVP

Almeida did a nice job coming off the ball nice and low winning the leverage battle during the one-on-ones. He also used his arms and hands to keep defenders off his body.

Braxton Prince

Stockdale Christian, CA, RB, 5-8-1/2, 149, Leadership Award

Prince was not only a vocal leader for the running back group he put up solid testing numbers. He has a 4.59 shuttle and a 26.5-inch vertical. Not bad for an 8^th grader.

Demetri Carrizales

Dinuba HS, CA, OL, 5-6, 229, 7^th Grade OL MVP

Carrizales used his size and strength to battle older kids in the one-on-ones. He definitely stood his ground going against some good pass rushers in the camp.

Efrain Morales

Freedom Middle School, CA, LB, 5-3-1/2, 147, 7^th Grade Overall MVP

Morales put up some pretty good testing numbers for a 7^th grader. He ran a 4.6 shuttle and jumped 24-inches in the vertical. But it was his effort and productivity on the field that earned him the 7^th Grade Overall MVP.