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2000 Yard Rusher Joshua Wilson of Montana & 6-6 WR Dennie Jennert Lead The Charge in Colorado

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SESSION, JUNE 3, 2007, FORT COLLINS, COLORADO

The National Underclassmen Combine hit the Rocky Mountains for the first time with a stop in Colorado.  Leading the way was Overall MVP sophomore RB Joshua Wilson of Columbia Falls High School in Montana.  Wilson, 5-foot-4 ½ and 166-pounds, was a spectacular athlete during both individual drills and 1-on-1’s.  He also shined during the combine events with a 4.34 shuttle, 33 reps on 150-pounds, an 8’10 ½” broad, 4.56 40, and 35.5-inch vertical.

 

With Wilson winning the Overall MVP, the RB MVP went to sophomore William Still of Basha High School in Arizona.  Still, 5-foot-8 and 162-pounds, used his great hands, feet, and acceleration to dominate the competition during 1-on-1’s.  He also had a 4.86 40, 4.79 shuttle, and 28.5-inch vertical.

 

Two wide receivers from Glenwood Springs High School in Colorado dominated throughout the day, and walking away with the MVP was sophomore Dennie Jennert, who has very good D-1 potential.  Jennert, 6-foot-6 and 185-pounds, has amazing speed and jumping ability, plus very good hands to match.  He also had 32-inches in the vertical, and touched 132 for the jump reach, which was a new Combine record.  He added a 9’10” broad and 4.56 40 to his arsenal.  His teammate, sophomore Connor Riley, was also very impressive.  Riley, 6-foot-2 and 160-pounds, showed great hands and route running ability, and had a 30.5-inch vertical, 8’10” broad, 4.79 40, and did 10 reps on 150-pounds.

 

Another Glenwood Springs player who excelled was QB MVP Dakota Stonehouse.  The sophomore, 5-foot-11 and 165-pounds, has a great delivery, good accuracy, and is a polished drop-back passer with quick feet.  He also had a 28-inch vertical, 4.96 40, 8’4” broad, and 4.52 shuttle.

 

Joining Glenwood Springs with multiple award winners was Doherty High School and Grandview High School, both from Colorado.  From Doherty High School, Freshman MVP Jaden Terry and OL MVP sophomore Matt Oesterle, took home hardware.  Terry, 6-foot-0 and 205-pounds, has great tenacity and skills for a freshman linebacker.  He had 26 reps on 135-pounds, a 4.62 shuttle, 8’3” broad, 4.79 40, and 27.5-inch vertical.  Oesterle, 6-foot-1 and 250-pounds, showed a great combination of strength, footwork, and athleticism.  He had a 4.82 shuttle, 8’0” broad, 23-inch vertical, 5.29 40, and 22 reps on 150-pounds.

 

From Grandview High School, sophomore Matthew Tucker won the DB MVP, while sophomore Todd Knight won both the LB MVP and the Fastest Man Award.  Tucker, 6-foot-0 ½ and 182-pounds, showed a great explosion to the ball, and has great hips and athleticism.  He had a 33-inch vertical, 8’11” broad, 4.93 40, 4.51 shuttle, and 17 reps on 150-pounds.  Knight had the award winning 4.55 40, and showed great speed, skills, and athleticism during the 1-on-1 portion of the event, as he managed to cover both running backs and wide receivers like a defensive back.  He also had a 28-inch vertical, 8’4” broad, 4.55 40, and 21 reps on 150-pounds.

 

The DL MVP went to sophomore Evan Kaufman of Newton High School in Kansas.  Kaufman, 6-foot-3 and 239-pounds, continuously showed a great first step, and was both explosive and fast.  He had a 26-inch vertical, 8’1 ½” broad, 5.14 40, 4.66 shuttle, and did 10 reps on 185-pounds.

 Finally, special mention goes out to offensive lineman Omar Safir of Lincoln Prep of Missouri.  The sophomore, 5-foot-11 ½ and 246-pounds, showed great footwork and hand skills throughout the session, and had a 5.79 40.