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The National Underclassman
Combine made a return trip to
the Garden State this past
weekend to hold two more
sessions, both of which produced
memorable performances. Leading
the way in the morning session
was sophomore DB William Marable
of Bayside High School in
Virginia, who took home the
Overall MVP and Fastest Man
Award. Marable, 6-foot-0 and
194-pounds, is a lock down
corner who was also great in
bump-and-run coverage. He also
showed off his impressive
athleticism during the combine
events with a 35-inch vertical,
8’11 ½” broad, 4.55 shuttle, 19
reps at 150-pounds, and his
award winning 4.49 40.
William Marable, Overall MVP
& Fastest Man with
Coach Schuman
St. Joseph’s (Montvale) High
School in New Jersey produced
two MVP winners in the morning
session, with the first going to
Freshman MVP RB Kwaun Williams.
Williams, 5-foot-8 and
166-pounds, possesses the speed
and athleticism to become a top
notch running back in the
future. He also had a 32-inch
vertical, 9’3 ½” broad, 4.69 40,
4.38 shuttle, and 14 reps at
135-pounds.
Kwaun Williams with Coach
Schuman
Sophomore Kevin Adams of St.
Joe’s had to share the RB MVP
with sophomore Steven
Beauharnais of Saddle Brook High
School. Adams, 6-foot-1 and
197-pounds, was phenomenal
during 1-on-1’s and possesses a
very impressive combination of
power and athleticism. During
the combine events he had a
31-inch vertical, 9’1” broad,
4.67 40, 4.64 shuttle, and had
23 reps at 150-pounds.
Beauharnais, 6-foot-2 and
230-pounds, is no stranger to
the National Underclassmen
Combine, as he was the LB MVP at
the 2006 Ultimate 100 Camp.
 
Steve Beauharnais and
Kevin Adams with Coach Schuman
The big back has raised his game
to another level over the last
year, and showed off his
athleticism with a 29-inch
vertical, 8’8” broad, 4.34
shuttle, 4.87 40, and 24 reps at
150-pounds. After rushing for
1,300 yards during his sophomore
season at Saddle Brook, expect
even bigger things from him in
2007. Though Adams and
Beauharnais stole the spotlight
at the running back position,
another back who stood out was
sophomore Jordan Jonker of
Hudsonville High School in
Michigan. Jonker, 5-foot-10 and
192-pounds, excelled during the
combine events with a 34-inch
vertical, 4.59 40, 4.57 shuttle,
9’0 ½” broad, and 27 reps at
150-pounds.
Jordan Jonker with Coach
Schuman
The LB MVP went to freshman Ryan
Cobb of Don Bosco Prep, who at
5-foot-11 ½ and 210-pounds, is a
tremendous athlete with great
speed, strength, and explosion.
He put all of this together
during the 1-on-1’s, and also
showed tremendous intensity.
Cobb had a 31-inch vertical,
4.60 40, 4.79 shuttle, 8’8”
broad, and 24 reps at
135-pounds.
Ryan Cobb with Coach
Schuman
Also deserving consideration for
the LB MVP was sophomore Greg
Burton of South Plainfield High
School in New Jersey. Burton,
6-foot-1 and 203-pounds, has
great movement and athleticism
for a linebacker, and used that
to have two interceptions during
the 1-on-1’s. He also had a
28.5-inch vertical, 8’2 ½”
broad, 4.68 shuttle, and 16 reps
at 150-pounds.
Greg Burton with Coach
Schuman
Sophomore Darlos James of Iona
Prep in New York took home the
DB MVP with a 31-inch vertical,
4.83 40, 4.36 shuttle, 8’8”
broad, and 20 reps at
150-pounds. James, 5-foot-10
and 163-pounds, was also
tremendous during the 1-on-1’s
and showed great athleticism
during the defensive back
drills.
Darlos James with Coach
Schuman
Deserving special mention at the
defensive back position was
sophomore Duron Harmon of Caesar
Rodney High School in Delaware.
Harmson, 6-foot-0 ½ and
191-pounds, was superior during
the 1-on-1’s, which resulted in
two interceptions for him, plus
he had a 30.5-inch vertical, ,
9’1” broad, 4.86 40, 4.69
shuttle, and 19 reps at
150-pounds.
Duron Harmon with Coach
Schuman
Jamari Miller won the DL MVP for
South Plainfield High School, as
he dominated the position
throughout the morning. Miller,
6-foot-3 and 272-pounds, was
unstoppable during 1-on-1’s and
showed great technique with his
speed rush. He also had a
25-inch vertical, 4.99 40, 8’4”
broad, and 12 reps at
185-pounds.
Jamari Miller with Coach
Schuman
Winning the second MVP award for
Iona Prep during the morning was
sophomore OL Thomas Pizzurro.
At 6-foot-2 and 291-pounds, he
showed both great technique and
power during the 1-on-1’s.
He also had 18 reps at
185-pounds and a 6’3” broad.
Also doing well was 5 foot 10
and 210 lb Max McCorkle of
Malvern Prep, who ran a 5.34 40
and 4.81 shuttle.
Max McCorkle with Coach
Schuman
QB Cody Harris made the trip to
Jersey from Marion Pleasant High
School in Ohio, and left the
event with the QB MVP award.
Harris, 5-foot-10 and
175-pounds, has a great delivery
of the ball, plus impressive
velocity. He was also
impressive during the combine
events with a 4.37 shuttle, 19
reps at 150-pounds, and an 8’1”
broad.
Cody Harris with Coach
Schuman
The final award of the morning
session went to WR MVP sophomore
Chris Larson of Ramapo High
School in New Jersey. Larson,
5-foot-11 ½ and 185-pounds, has
phenomenal hands and route
running ability, and he used
these skills to catch everything
and anything in his area.
Larson also had a 26-inch
vertical, 4.91 40, and 12 reps
at 150-pounds.
Coach Schuman with Chris
Larson
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