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QB's Lead The Way in California

CALIFORNIA AM SESSION, JUNE 2, 2007, CARSON, CALIFORNIA

After earlier hitting up the Los Angeles area, the National Underclassmen Combine this time made a visit to Caron, California.  The talent was impressive during both sessions, and leading the way in the early session was Overall MVP QB Duke Delancellotti, a sophomore from San Clemente High School in California.  Delancellotti, 5-foot-10 ½ and 166-pounds, was a very accurate passer throughout the session and showed both phenomenal passing skills and athleticism.  He had a 25.5-inch vertical, 8’3” broad, 4.72 shuttle, and 4.94 40.

 

Another quarterback who excelled was MVP sophomore Keith Price of St. John Bosco High School in California.  Price, 6-foot-0 and 170-pounds, is an accurate passer with great footwork, and he had a 26-inch vertical, 4.91 40, and 4.69 shuttle.

 

The OL MVP went to sophomore Noel Beckles of Verbum High School in California.  Beckles, 5-foot-11 ½ and 291-pounds, was fantastic during the 1-on-1’s, and had a 5.63 shuttle, 6.06 40, and 6’5” broad.  Another offensive lineman who stood out was sophomore Michael Sikorski of Chaparral High School in California.  Sikorski, 5-foot-11 and 246-pounds, has very good technique and skills, plus had a 5.15 40, 7’8” broad, 5.13 shuttle, and 24 reps on 185-pounds.

 

Winning the WR MVP was freshman Robert Woods of Serra High School in California.  Woods, 5-foot-11 and 168-pounds, has great route running ability and impressive speed in and out of his breaks.  He also had a 28-inch vertical, 4.59 40, 8’8” broad, 4.62 shuttle, and 13 reps on 135-pounds.

 

Taking home the LB MVP was sophomore Dylan Reda of San Clemente High School.  Reda, 6-foot-1 and 203-pounds, has great strength and power, which helps him become a great run stopping linebacker.  He proved his strength with 28 reps on 150-pounds, along with getting a 5.07 40, 4.50 shuttle, 8’6 ½” broad, and 25.5-inch vertical.  Also competing for the LB MVP was Reda’s teammate, sophomore Joe Wilson.  Wilson, 5-foot-11 ½ and 170-pounds, performed very well during the combine events and proved his athleticism during the 1-on-1’s and individual drills.  He had a 31-inch vertical, 8’9 ½” broad, 4.86 40, 4.52 shuttle, and did 15 reps on 150-pounds.

 

A player deserving special mention was sophomore DB Monroe Allen of Citrus Hill High School in California.  Allen, 5-foot-6 ½ and 148-pounds, showed a great combination of athleticism and skills.  He had a 31.5-inch vertical, 9’2” broad, 4.85 40, 4.63 shuttle, and 19 reps on 150-pounds.

 

With a time of 4.50 in the 40, sophomore WR Ronnie Hillman of La Habra High School took home the Fastest Man Award.  Hillman, 5-foot-7 ½ and 169-pounds, also had a 33.5-inch vertical and 9’0” broad.

 

The Freshman MVP went to Brethren Christian’s Kevin Anderson.  Anderson, a 5-foot-8 and 163-pound wide receiver, showed incredible receiving skills throughout the session and has impressive athleticism.  He also showed his athleticism during the combine events with a 31-inch vertical, 9’1” broad, 4.70 40, 4.60 shuttle, and 12 reps on 135-pounds.

 

The final MVP of the first session went to sophomore DL Chaaz
Flores of La Habra High School in California.  Flores, 6-foot-0 ½ and 310-pounds, is a powerful lineman with great feet.  He also had a 5.69 40, 5.25 shuttle, 6’2” broad, and 10 reps on 185-pounds.

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QB'S CONTINUE TO DOMINANT IN THE AFTERNOON...THE WEST COAST IS THE LAND OF THE QB!

CALIFORNIA PM SESSION, JUNE 2, 2007, CARSON, CALIFORNIA

 

As with the first session in Carson, California, the second session Overall MVP went to a quarterback.  Sophomore Anthony Vitto showed the accuracy, athleticism, and arm strength to become a big time D-1 athlete, plus he comes from Oaks Christian High School, home of Jimmy Clausen.  Vitto, 6-foot-0 and 175-pounds, also had a 4.89 40, 32.5-inch vertical, 8’9” broad, 4.34 shuttle, and did 19 reps on 150-pounds.

 

The second session was very deep at the quarterback position, and this was proven when Co-QB MVP’s were handed out.  First up was freshman Bryan Bennett of Crespi Carmelite High School in California, who at 6-foot-0 and 157-pounds, already has great passing skills, accuracy, and mechanics.  He also had a 24.5-inch vertical, 8’6 ½” broad, 4.53 shuttle, and did 11 reps on 135-pounds.  Sharing the MVP with Bennett was sophomore Trevor Shubert of Royal High School in California.  Shubert, 6-foot-1 and 174-pounds, also possesses great passing skills and accuracy, plus he showed off impressive footwork throughout the session.  He also had a 28.5-inch vertical, 4.85 40, 4.75 shuttle, and 8’3” broad.

 

The Freshman MVP and Fastest Man Award both went to WR Brando Tessar of Chaminade High School in California.  Tessar, 5-foot-10 and 165-pounds, is a great athlete, has impressive speed, and has hands of glue.  He consistently caught every ball thrown his way during drill and 1-on-1’s, plus he had a 32-inch vertical, 8’7” broad, 4.40 shuttle, and did 23 reps on 135-pounds.  His award winning 40 time during the second session was a 4.56.  Two other freshmen who excelled were LB Frank Sanchez of Sonora High School and RB David Dash of Fontana High School.  Sanchez, 5-foot-6 ½ and 206-pounds, has great power and strength for a freshman, and had a 25-inch vertical, 5.19 40, 6’11” broad, 4.94 shuttle, and 39 reps on 135-pounds.  Dash, 5-foot-5 ½ and 160-pounds, had 20 reps on 135-pounds, a 4.80 shuttle, 4.69 40, 8’8 ½” broad, and 31.5-inch vertical.

 

Taking home the LB MVP was sophomore Mark Haskell of Crespi Carmelite High School.  Haskell, 6-foot-2 ½ and 190-pounds, has fantastic strength, hips, and footwork.  During the combine events he finished with 24 reps on 150-pounds, a 4.76 shuttle, 8’9” broad, 4.88 40, and 32.5-inch vertical.  Deserving special mention at the linebacker position is sophomore Corey Spada of La Habra High School.  Spada, 5-foot-6 and 162-pounds, showed great athleticism while getting a 31-inch vertical, 4.91 40, 4.61 shuttle, 8’2 ½” broad, and 11 reps on 150-pounds.

 

The battle for the WR MVP came down till the end, and walking away with the trophy was sophomore Marlion Barnett of Santiago High School in California.  Barnett, 6-foot-1 ½ and 197-pounds, has both great athleticism and hands, and he had a 26-inch vertical, 4.99 40, 8’6” broad, 4.84 shuttle, and did 17 reps on 150-pounds.  Pushing Barnett the entire way was sophomore Eric Pinkins of Inderkum High School in California.  Pinkins, 6-foot-0 and 172-pounds, has great athleticism and showed this during the combine events with a 30.5-inch vertical, 9’0” broad, 4.85 40, and 4.53 shuttle.

 

The DB MVP went to Rodney Williams II of Helix Charter High School in California.  Williams, 5-foot-7 and 163-pounds, has both great cover skills and ball skills, especially for a safety.  He had a 30-inch vertical, 4.78 40, 8’9 ½” broad, and 4.53 shuttle.

 

Winning the OL MVP was sophomore Chris Sutherland of Peninsula High School in California.  Sutherland, 6-foot-0 and 262-pounds, showed fabulous technique and movement skills during both the individual drills and 1-on-1’s.  During the combine events he had a 5.65 40, 4.94 shuttle, 7’1 ½” broad, and did 18 reps on 185-pounds.

 

The DL MVP went to sophomore Dereck Jester of Thousand Oaks High School.  Jester, 6-foot-3 and 213-pounds, has great quickness and an impressive first step.  He also had a 5.10 40 and 5.00 shuttle.

 

Winning the final award in Carson, California was RB MVP freshman Clinton Johnson of Sacramento High School.  Johnson, 5-foot-5 ½ and 168-pounds, is a spark plug type of running back who has great lateral movement and power.  He had a 28.5-inch vertical, 4.97 40, 4.53 shuttle, 7’11” broad, and did 33 reps on 135-pounds.