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Long Island 11th Grade NUC Schuman's Outstanding Performance List |
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Kadir Wisdom St. Francis Prep, NY, ATH, 5-4-1/2, 136, Overall MVP |
Wisdom may be small but he is as quick as a South Georgia Gnat. He ran a 4.64 40, 4.12 shuttle, and jumped 30.5-inches in the vertical. He has great COD and is impossible to hem down in space. |
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Maleik Henry Half Hollow Hills East, NY, LB, 5-9-1/2, 180, Combine King |
Henry was the top tester of the day. He ran a 4.5 40 twice. He also jumped 33.5-inches and has a 9-0 BJ. He also benched 185-pounds 15 times. Henry needs to think about becoming a defensive back with those numbers. |
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Ryan Harvey Connetquot HS, NY, RB, 5-8, 184, Fastest Man |
Harvey was the fastest man after running a blazing 4.48 40. He also had a 29-inch vertical and a 4.23 shuttle. His bench press was impressive with 21 reps of 185 pounds. |
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Stephen Candelaria Ossining HS, NY, RB, 5-9-1/2, 171, RB MVP |
Running backs were by far the deepest position in this camp. Candelaria ran a 4.69 40, 4.58 shuttle, and had a 28.5-inch vertical. He ran good routes and flashed soft hands out of the backfield. |
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Wilner Paul Half Hollow Hills East, NY, WR, 6-1, 184, WR MVP |
Half Hollow Hills East HS definitely has some nice young athlete in their program. Paul ran a 4.77 40, 4.46 shuttle, and jumped 27-incher sin the vertical. He proved to have good body control and caught the ball at its highest point. |
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Woodly Augustin Hewlett HS, NY, LB, 5-11, 200, LB MVP |
His linebacker was very physical with routes across the middle of the field. He benched 185-pounds 13 times and had a 4.63 shuttle. Just a solid day for this ILB. |
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Chris Buschi East Meadow HS, NY, QB, 6-1, 182, QB MVP |
Buschi has good size and strong arm. He was relaxed in the pocket and threw very accurate passes all day long. His ball also had nice spin making for a catchable pass. |
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Damon Aguilar Valley Forge Military, PA, OL, 6-1, 315, OL MVP & Strongest Man |
Aguilar has the size and strength to impede pass rushers. He benched 185-pounds 24 times. His footwork was great and he understood the key to success is winning the leverage battle. |
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Chad Vickers DeWitt Clinton HS, NY, DL, 6-0-1/2, 236, DL MVP |
Vickers is pretty athletic for a hybrid DE/DT. He ran a 5.15 40 and jumped 26-inches in the vertical testing. But it was his quickness of the snap that gave him the advantage in the one-on-ones. |
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Rasheed Williams Half Hollow Hills East, NY, S, 5-2, 126, DB MVP |
Williams is very athletic for a defensive back. He ran a 4.74 40, 4.5 shuttle, and had a 31.5-inch vertical. He has hips on a swivel and good ball skills. |
