The Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl

THE SEMPER FIDELIS ALL-AMERICAN BOWL

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JANUARY 3, 2012

CHASE FIELD, PHOENIX, AZ

PRESENTED BY JUNIOR RANK SPORTS AND THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

BEHIND THE ALL-AMERICAN BOWL SHAON BERRY, FOUNDER AND CEO JUNIOR RANK/JUNIORRANK.COM

TOM LEMMING,

With 18 years of experience as a human resources executive and a special love for the junior ranks of athletics, Shaon Berry put it all together to create JuniorRank Sports in 2009. A former running back at the University of Pittsburgh, Berry knows first hand the challenges facing aspiring junior athletes.

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He recognizes the need of a credible authority in evaluating young athletes in grades 6-12, and his customized 1-5 Diamond Methodology fits the bill. This process ranks young athletes based on individual event performance, personal statistics, seasonal highlight videos, community service and academic standing.

Lemming got his start in the media business as a stringer for suburban Chicago weeklies covering high school football games. In 1978, he began scouting football prospects, logging his findings in a newsletter he circulated to college coaches. This earned him the nickname “the mailman” as he delivered information about the best recruits to hundreds of college coaches.

While forming JuniorRank, Berry enlisted the help of his former Pitt teammates, as well as college and professional players and coaches. They form an unbeatable team in helping these young athletes reach their dreams of participating in college sports.

What Lemming would do was to personally interview and scout players from coast to coast. Today he continues his delivery traveling 50,000 miles from December through June, evaluating the top 1,500 football recruits in the nation’s scholastic institutions.

Starting with football in 2009, with plans to expand to basketball, baseball and softball in the future, Berry and his team have organized junior football combines and all-star showcase events throughout the country, continuing to reinforce the importance of character, discipline and academic excellence.

Annually, he produces the Tom Lemming Prep Football Report, considered by many to be “the bible” of college football recruiting.

Berry can call upon his own excellence through his experience at Pitt, and in Cornell University’s Executive Management program. As a father of three, he knows first hand how these youngsters think and what they expect from the future.

The mission of Berry and JuniorRank is to develop tomorrow’s role models today by effectively profiling, evaluating, recognizing and appropriately rewarding the nation’s top junior student-athletes in every sport across the nation.

Lemming has written for ESPN, USA Today and The Sporting News, and currently has his own show, “The Lemming Report,” on the CBS Sports Network.

College recruiters still visit his home during the May evaluation period to watch tape on players from across the country. Michael Lewis, author of The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game recognized Lemming as the “only national football scout in America”.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the U.S. Marines Corps............................................... 2 About JuniorRank: Striving to Make a Difference............................. 4 Today’s Game............................................................................... 6 Off-The-Field Activities................................................................... 8 Chase Field................................................................................ 10 Player Connections to the NFL..................................................... 12 East Coach Staff........................................................................ 14 East Player Profiles.................................................................... 16 East Team Roster....................................................................... 28 West Team Roster.................................................................... .29 West Coach Staff....................................................................... 30 West Player Profiles................................................................... 32 Courtnye Wynn Joins Family On and Off the Field..........................46 Giving Back: Bowl Participants Excel in Community........................ 50 The U.S. Marine Corps................................................................54 General Bailey: One of America’s Great Leaders............................ 66 Junior Academic All-Americans: 13 & Under................................. 67 Junior Academic All-Americans 14 & Under.................................. 72 Proving Ground Roster................................................................ 78 Junior Rank Camp Schedule......................................................... 80

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Welcome to the 2012 “Semper Fidelis” All-American Bowl On behalf of the United States Marine Corps, I welcome you to the 2012 “Semper Fidelis” All-American Bowl. This inaugural event offers the Marine Corps an unparalleled opportunity to build and strengthen relationships and connectedness with highly competitive and proven young athletes, their influencers and hometown communities. This nationally televised bowl game is also an opportunity for players to showcase their skills on the gridiron and be cheered on by you and our nation. The “Semper Fidelis” All-American game is designed to be different than other Bowls. The players, selected to represent the Eastern and Western halves of the country, were chosen not only because they are among the most talented players in the nation, but also because they bring something more to the game.

The Marine Corps and Junior Rank possess a shared value system—we both demand quality of character, excellence in education and proven physical fitness. The commitment the players have demonstrated to their education, the leadership they have shown in school and their communities, and the courage they have displayed in choosing a positive life path makes them an inspiration to their hometown and worthy to be seen on a national stage. The title Marine is “Earned, Never Given.” There are thousands of skilled football players in the country we could have selected to play in our All-American Bowl; however, we only wanted to offer this opportunity to the best players with high moral character who demonstrate leadership in all aspects of their lives. The players here, today, have earned their place on this team and proudly represent their hometowns.

The men and women of the United States Marine Corps, like you here at Chase Field today and the players’ families and community members back home, are rooting for these stellar young athletes as they demonstrate their mettle on this national stage. We look forward to witnessing the players embrace this game, as one of many opportunities in life where they choose to lead rather than follow—while upholding the Marine Corps’ values of honor, courage and commitment—which are equally relevant to success on and off the field.

Semper Fidelis,

BrigGen. Joseph L. Osterman Commanding General Marine Corps Recruiting Command Headquarters Marine Corps

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AmericanTO BOWL JUNIORRANK:All STRIVING MAKE A DIFFERENCE The evolution of the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl and JuniorRank Sports Diamond Flight Camps is definitely a story for the ages. A former football player at the University of Pittsburgh, JuniorRank Sports President & CEO Shaon Berry, set out to make a difference in 2009 by developing an organization that could uniquely train, develop, recognize, and reward young men for their efforts on and off the field.

“As I look back to my time as a young studentathlete I remember often times being undisciplined in my approach to both academics as well as athletic excellence.

Unable to always steer myself in the right direction as a teenager, as an adult I became particularly sensitive to the desperate need for good role models and positive influencers,” Berry said. Now as both parents and sports fans my wife and I became fed up with turning on the television and seeing stories of players getting kicked out of colleges for fighting, drinking, and academic concerns. Professional sports headlines seemed to be an escalation of the same issues—and in some cases much worse.” We felt like somebody needed to do something about it by stepping up and making a difference. I figured based on some of my own relative shortcomings and passion for change, I figured I was the best man for the job.

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Berry’s experiences as an athlete and parent fueled him to develop JuniorRank Sports, a sporting event/ media organization dedicated to developing the next generation of student-athletes through education, evaluation, instruction and unique recognition like our All-American selection process.

What’s Makes JuniorRank Different JuniorRank Sports identifies, trains, and recognizes the best football players in the country, and in doing so the company utilizes a socially responsible approach that evaluates performance both on and off the field.

Berry has developed a structure that places as much emphasis on sound core values as it does on onthe-field talent. Character, discipline, and athletic and academic excellence play a significant role in JuniorRank’s All-America selections, both at the high school and junior high school level. These core values, along with optional spiritual development and mentoring, are always prioritized and make up an integral part of every JuniorRank athletic event.

JuniorRank’s team of former NFL, NCAA, and high school coaches are the very best in the country and truly care about the technical and personal development of each athlete. JuniorRank parents and players define a great experience by elite instruction and the ability to get noticed among a select few, versus several hundred or even thousands of other players.

College coaches from around the country are “coming to us for information on the top student

athletes in the country. With recent rule changes from the NCAA regarding both player behavior and academic performance, information regarding a players attributes both on and off the field have gone from important to critical. Juniorrank Sports is uniquely positioned to speak about both with unparalled expertise.”

— SHAON BERRY

How It all Started Berry had the chance to meet veteran Marine Corps Pilot Jack Mackencroe during a chance encounter at a JuniorRank football event in 2010, and it didn’t take long for both to realize they shared a similar vision.

Very soon after their meeting, the two began crafting a comprehensive program to help change the future of high school and youth sports. The program combined the Marine Corps hallmarks of discipline, leadership, teamwork and courage with JuniorRank’s expertise related to coaching, training, scouting and mentoring young football players. In other words, the athletes participating in JuniorRank events must strive to be well-rounded individuals and not just athletic talents.

These unique ideas were presented to, and eventually powered by, one of America’s greatest leaders, Major General Ronald L. Bailey. Currently serving as Commanding General of the 1st Marine Division, the General—a former college football player himself at Austin Peay State University—was able to immediately breathe life into Berry’s vision of “Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today” and making the United States a better country by individually serving one young person at a time.

General Bailey is unlike any man “thatMajor I have ever known, His presence alone elicits a sense of wanting to do better, not only personally but more importantly for this great country that we serve. I am truly honored anytime that I have a chance to speak with him, as I always walk away with a determination to fight even harder for what’s right.”

— SHAON BERRY During Bowl week, all of the athletes participating in the various events in Phoenix will enjoy experiences that will help them become better football players and better people overall. But they are also part of a greater mission: Through these athletes, JuniorRank Sports and the United States Marine Corps aim to make a better America, one student-athlete at a time.

In 2011, JuniorRank’s 3-day Diamond Flight Camps were launched around the entire country, from as far east as Boston and as far west as Honolulu. The camps included dynamic warm-ups from real life drill instructors, and coaching from some of the NFL’s best to ever play the game. Representatives from the Marine Corps talked to the athletes about the importance of leadership and discipline, while every Sunday included a non-denominational worship service for those interested in participating. All the while, JuniorRank scouts were on the look-out for America’s top talent— in all facets—identifying many of the athletes seen on the field today.

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ABOUT TODAY’S

GAME

The amount of future collegiate talent found in today’s game is enough to arm a team for a future BCS championship. While both the East and West squads are blessed with outstanding players, the team most likely to win will be the one that puts it all together in every phase of the game.

EAST OFFENSE

WEST OFFENSE

Rushel Shell (Hopewell HS, PA) should move the ball for the East. He currently holds the career rushing yardage record (7,718) in WPIAL history. Malin Jones (Joliet Catholic, IL) and Kye Morgan (Franklin HS, NJ) will boast the running game. Quarterback Philip Nelson (Mankato West), is the No. 1 signal caller in Minnesota. Plenty of targets are available, including Ja’Quay Williams (Sandy Hill), considered the No. 1 WR prospect in Georgia. Justin Ferguson (Flanagan HS, FL) is ranked amongst the top 10 receivers in the country.

An offense is only as good as the men in the trenches, and the East also excels in this area. The leader on the offensive line is tackle Jordan Diamond (Simeon Vocational HS) named the No. 1 OL in Illinois. The versatile Joseph Scelfo (North Oconee, GA) can play guard or center, and long snap. If it can’t make the end zone, the East can depend on the powerful foot of Adam Griffith (Calhoun HS, GA).

Ball carriers are in abundance on this team, namely Greg Garmon (McDowell HS, PA), a two-time All-State runner; Todd Gurley II (Tarboro HS), one of the most explosive runners out of NC; and Tim Wright (La Marque HS, TX) who rushed for 2,400 yards and 33 touchdowns in 2011. Bart Houston (DaLasalle HS) is a signal caller who was the top 2010 Junior Player in CA. Jeff Lindquist (Mercer Island HS, WA) will certainly compete for playing time, as will Skyler Mornhinweg (St. Joe’s Prep HS, PA). These QB’s will gladly throw to Gehrig Dieter (Washington HS, IN) who set two national receiving records in 2011. Other able receivers are Andre McDonald (Hopkins HS, MN), two-time All-State; and Javon Williams (Chandler HS, AZ), who’s at his best in the red zone. Up front, tackle Ronnie Stanley (Bishop Gorman HS, NV) leads a talented group in the trenches.

Marshall Morgan (American Heritage, FL) is the No. 1 place-kicker in the country.

EAST DEFENSE There are also all-stars on defense, led by Sheldon Day (Warren Central, IN) considered the No. 7 defensive tackle in the country. Brian Gaia (Gilman School, MD) is one of the strongest DL in the Atlantic Coast region. An outstanding linebacker corps boasts Moana Ofahengaue (Westlake HS, UT), a player chosen for a number of all-star games; Scott Starr (Norco HS, CA), twotime All-State; and Camren Williams (Catholic Memorial HS), the No. 1 ranked player in MA. Demetrious Cox (Jeannette), the No. 1 DB in PA, heads an opportunistic secondary. CB Armani Reeves (Catholic Memorial HS, MA) is one of the best all-around athletes in the country. Don’t throw in Donaldven Manning’s (Miami Central HS, FL) coverage area because the ball will go the other way. Punter Maxx Williams (Waconia HS, MN) will help the East gain field position.

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WEST DEFENSE An extremely strong linebacking corps highlights the defense. Vin Ascolese (N. Bergen HS) is the No. 1 OLB prospect in NJ, and Deaysean Rippy (Sto/Rox HS) has the same distinction at ILB in PA. A tough secondary is led by Bam Bradley (Trotwood-Madison HS, OH), the AP Southwest All-District Defensive Player of the Year. Anthony Standifer (Crete Monee HS) was named the No. 1 DB in the state of IL and Wayne Morgan (Erasmus Hall) is one of the fastest players in NY as a cornerback. The first line of defense is Jaxon Hood (Hamilton HS) who was named AZ Defensive Player of the Year. DL Teko Powell (Miami Northland HS FL) is a speedy defender who made 95 tackles, including 14 sacks in 2011. Conrad Ukropina (Loyola HS, CA) is a fine punter who can also place-kick.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE PLAYERS SELECTED FOR THE SEMPER FIDELIS ALL-AMERICAN BOWL, AND WELCOME HOME TO OUR TROOPS. ENJOY THE GAME.

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ACTIVITIESAHTLETES

off-the-fieldAll American BOWL Memories to Last a Lifetime In addition to playing in an all-star game on national television, the athletes selected for the Semper Fidelis AllAmerican Bowl participated in several events in the Phoenix area prior to today’s game—making this week an experience they will never forget.

The festivities began on Saturday, Dec. 31, with the Fiesta Bowl Parade in Tempe, AZ. Athletes marched in the annual Fiesta Bowl Parade, a timehonored Valley tradition that was televised nationally. More than 100,000 fans, visitors and Valley residents lined the streets during the two-mile parade route to witness this spectacular celebration. This year’s parade was characterized by a theme entitled “Spirit of the Southwest.”

Later that day, athletes had the opportunity to attend Arizona’s biggest and most exciting New Year’s Eve bash, the 28th annual Fiesta Bowl Block Party, a jam-packed evening of fun and entertainment for the entire family.

On January 2, the Semper Fidelis All-Americans took part in the Fiesta Bowl Flag Rollout at the University of Phoenix Stadium. The flag rollout

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kicked off the 40th annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Game that was played later that day, featuring Oklahoma State vs. Stanford.

This is one of the most exciting times of the year in the Valley of the Sun, and for the Semper Fidelis All-American athletes, participating in these events capped off a tremendous experience.

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PHOENIX’S SPORTS EPICENTER

CHASE FIELD

Chase Field

is the epicenter of the downtown Phoenix sports experience. The facility is air-conditioned, and features a retractable roof and a pool. It took 28 months to complete the structure at a cost of $354 million, and the ballpark was officially opened when the Arizona Diamondbacks entertained the Colorado Rockies on March 31, 1998. On Sept. 23, 2005, the stadium name was changed to Chase Field from the previous Bank One Ballpark after the merger between Chase and Bank One. While basically a baseball facility, the park is well-known for its sportsrelated activities. Collegiate football teams have hit the field running, and the stadium was the host of the first-ever outdoor college basketball game.

In 2006, Chase Field was the site of the first World Baseball Classic. The retractable roof, that takes 4 minutes to open and close, makes Chase Field a most-desirable venue for sporting events.

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SEMPER FIDELIS FAMIly Cory Batey: Family member JJ McCleskey played CB with the Saints (1993-96) and the Falcons (1996-2000).

Paul Boyet te Jr. : Uncle Garland

Boyette, was a LB with St. Louis (1962-63 NFL), Houston (1966-69 AFL) and Houston (1970-72 NFL).

Matthew Cochran:

C ou s i n De M e c o Rya ns currently plays LB for the Texans.

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Max McCaffrey: Father Ed McCaffrey, had a 13-year career with the Giants (1991-93), 49ers (1994) and Broncos (1991-94)—and has three Super Bowl rings.

Michael Moore:

Father Shawn Moore, played for t he Broncos (1991-94) after starring at the University of Virginia.

Sk y ler

Mornhinweg :

Father Marty Mornhinweg is the offensive coordinator/ assistant head coach for the Eagles.

CONNECTIONS TO THE

NFL

Hardy Nickerson Jr.: Father Hardy

Nickerson played 16 years in the NFL with Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, and Green Bay. He was named to the NFL’s 19 9 0 s A l l-D e c ade Team.

Kenderius Whitehead:

Family member Quentin Moses, played LB for four years with the Ra iders (20 07), Cardinals (2007) and Dolphins ( 2 0 0 7-10 ) .

Camren Williams: Joseph Scelfo :

Fat her Chr is Scelfo has been the Falcons tight ends coach since 2008.

Anthony Standifer:

Cousin Mike LeShoure is a running back with the Lions.

Father Brent Williams played 11 years in the NFL as a DE with the Patriots (1986-93), Seahawks (1994-95) and Jets (1996).

Ja’Quay Williams:

Cousin Darelle Revis, has been a CB with the Jets since 2007, and was AFC Defensive Player of the Year in 2009.

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EAST COACHES Biff poggi

the gilman School­­ [md]

[ HEAD COACH ] Poggi has completed 15 seasons as the head coach at Gilman. His teams have won 10 MIAA “A” Conference titles during this time. The Greyhounds have placed as high as 12th nationally and first in the East in the USA Today final rankings. During Poggi’s regime, Gilman teams have won the Coach Paul Menton Award seven times as the No. 1 team in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. Coach Poggi has won numerous coaching awards, including the Coaching Alliance Positive Coach of the Year. He has co-developed with former pro lineman Joe Ehrmann, the national coaching movement, Building Men For Others, which inspired a best seller, Season of Life. An alumnus of Gilman, Poggi played football at Pitt with former NFL great Dan Marino.

chris baucia

the gilman School­­ [md]

[ OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/QUARTERBACKS ] Presently the OC and QB coach at The Gilman School, Baucia is the first coordinator to ever win a conference title in both prominent private school conferences (MIAA “A”, WCAC). Prior to teaching at Gilman, Baucia was the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at his alma mater, DeMatha Catholic. During his tenure, the teams won nine WCAC titles and had four undefeated seasons.

Baucia attended Virginia Tech where he was the starting punter for three years and backup quarterback. He was the special teams MVP as a senior. At DeMatha, he played football and basketball.

SEAN CALLAHAN

ARMWOOD High School­­ [FL]

[ WIDE RECEIVERS ] Callahan has spent the last 22 years of his 32-year coaching career as the head coach at Armwood High School in Tampa with a record of 194-60. Armwood is the No. 1 ranked school in Florida and has the highest winning percentage over the past 15 years. The Callahan staff was named No. 1 in Florida in 2007, 2008 and 2009. A 1980 graduate of Slippery Rock (PA), where he played football, Callahan received the 1996 and ’97 National Coach of the Year/Tampa Bay (Central Florida) award. With two state championships in 2003 and ’04, the current Armwood team ranked No. 7 in the country.

CHRISTOPHER CHICK

SAguaRO High School [AZ]

[ OFFENSIVE LINE ] Chick has been responsible for Saguaro rushing for over 3,000 yards per season over the past six years, including 4,000-yard campaigns in 2007, 2010 and 2011. He has served on the Saguaro staff since 2004, winning state championships four times including 2011. He also is the school’s official strength and conditioning coach. In the last five years, Saguaro has produced more Divison I college football players than any other high school in the state of Arizona. Chick coached at Cal-Berkeley two years and with the Arizona Cardinals in 2003. A football All-American at Mesa CC, he enrolled at Cal-Berkeley and started at offensive tackle as a senior. Chick played three sports at Saguaro High School, and won All-State honors as a gridder.

Maurice Douglass

Trotwood Madison High School [OH]

[ Defensive Backs ] Douglass capped his 11-year tenure at Trotwood by winning the Division II State championship (15-0) this past fall. Trotwood has won the GWOC North title the past four years. In 2002, he was named the Ohio State Div. II Coach of the Year. He coached one year at Springfield South prior to going to Trotwood Madison. Douglass played his collegiate football at Kentucky after being a cornerback on the Coffeyville CC team that won the national championship in 1983. Douglass had an 11-year career in the NFL with the Chicago Bears and then the New York Giants, retiring in 1998.

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EAST COACHES JOHN HART

WARREN CENTRAL CATHOLIC­­ [IN]

[ defensive COORDINATOR ] One of the winningest head coaches in Indiana high school history, Hart has a record of 238-70 for eighth place on the all-time active list. His 2011 team was 11-1 and ranked as high as No. 3 nationally.

He is the first coach in IHSAA history to win state championships in two different classes (5A, 4A), and is only one of two mentors to garner state titles at two different schools (Warren Central, F.J. Reitz). Hart has won coach of the year honors 11 times, and has had 22 consecutive winning seasons at four schools. He received both his undergraduate and Master’s degrees from Eastern Illinois University.

tELLY LOCKETTE

MIAMI CENTRAL SENIOR HS­­ [FL]

[ RUNNING BACKS ] Currently the head coach with offensive emphasis at Miami Central, Lockette is one of the most promising young coaches in high school athletics. His crowning achievement is having Miami Central High School win the Florida 6A State Championship. For this accomplishment, he was honored with PowerAde Coach of the Year, Nike Coach of the Year, and the State of Florida Sportsmanship Award. He was also recognized as being part of the Miami Dolphins Coaching Staff of the Year and Nike Coaching Staff of the Year. A 1998 Idaho State graduate, Lockette earned All-America and Big Sky Conference accolades in 1996 and ’97.

shannon messick

NORFOLK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL­­ [VA]

[ LINEBACKERS ] A member of the defensive staff since 2007, Messick has also coached at Middleburg High School (FL) and Kailua High School (HI). While at Norfolk Christian, the school won TCIS championships in 2010 and ’11. The team won the Division III state title in 2010 and was a 2011 finalist. Retired from the Marine Corps, Messick was a player/assistant on the All-Marine Corps football team in Jacksonville, FL. He is currently pursuing a criminal justice degree at Saint Leo University. His son, Courtnye Wynn, is a member of the 2011 Semper Fidelis All-American squad.

HENRY RUSSELL

THE GILMAN School­­ [MD]

[ OFFENSIVE LINE ] A 2003 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy where he played football and majored in economics, Russell has coached at The Gilman School for three years in which time it won a pair of MIAA “A” championships. He has been linebackers/tight ends coach, and assistant defensive coordinator. One of his linebackers was Baltimore Sun Defensive Player of the Year, while four have been All-Metro. During his time in the Navy, he served four overseas deployments to the Middle East, South America and Europe, including 100 combat missions and 65 tactical convoys during Operation Iraqi Freedom. A 1999 graduate of The Gilman School, he captained the football, basketball and baseball teams.

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EAST ATHLETES

All American BOWL

AHTLETES

The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Jared Afalava, LB 6’3” 215

South Jordan, UT Bingham High School

Scouting Report: Jared is another big time linebacker on the East team.

He is quick to the ball, reads well, can stack and shed, and rarely misses a tackle. Afalava demonstrates very good lateral movement that allows him to pursue outside the line of scrimmage. Possessed with excellent balance, when he tackles, he really rocks the ball carrier.

On The Field: In 2010, he earned first-team 5A All-State recognition, with 87 tackles. He also made five interceptions, and returned two for touchdowns.

College: Undecided

Ryan Brodie, OG 6’5” 260

Long Branch, NJ Long Branch High School

S couting R eport : Brodie shows

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James Burgess, LB 6’0” 200

Homestead, FL Homestead High School

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team All-County.

S c o u t i n g R e p o r t : Burgess shows smarts, athletic ability, and production. He is a smart all-around player who can make plays from sideline to sideline, and does not get caught up in traffic. Burgess is a sure tackler, excellent at diagnosing plays, and can make tackles behind the line of scrimmage. He can also make plays in coverage. He’s as tough and aggressive as they come.

On The Field: In 2010, he was third-

Off The Field: His college academic areas of interest include sports

administration, sports medicine, and criminal justice.

College: Miami

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All-Shore MVP.

the footwork, long arms, quickness, and explosive moves college scouts love to see at the left tackle position.

Shows the balance, body control, and aggressiveness to remain at left tackle at college but may also wind up playing guard. Brodie gets into his pass sets quickly, can extend his arms, and rides rushers past the pocket.

On The Field: He was named 2010

Off The Field: Brodie has a high school GPA of 3.6, and was named to

the Honor Roll in 2009 and 2010. His college academic areas of interest include dentistry, science, and history. Ryan spends some of his time as a Pop Warner volunteer.

College: Undecided

Justin Combs, DB 5’9” 170

Purchase, NY Iona Prep

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Scouting Report: Combs has put together a good high school career at defensive back. He shows the ability to turn and run with the swiftest of receivers. He’s been well schooled at the position, always seems to be around the ball, and is a smart and instinctive player. Strong for his size, he will not back down, and shows a willingness to come up and attack the run.

On The Field: He was named to the

All-League team in 2010.

Off The Field: Combs has a 3.7 GPA and is interested in studying business management, psychology, or philosophy. Justin is a soup kitchen volunteer, and has also helped fundraise for breast cancer awareness and research.

College: Undecided

EAST ATHLETES

The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Demetrious Cox, DB/S 6’1” 192

Jeannette, PA Jeannette High School

S couting R eport : The #1 DB prospect in the state of Pennsylvania, Demetrious shows very good size, and he’s a playmaker who is always around the ball. He tracks the ball well in the air and he’s an exceptionally aggressive tackling machine who waits for the opportunity to blast ball carriers. He always seems to get a good jump on the play due to his 5 outstanding instincts. He’s a leader on defense that makes all the calls and takes good angles to the ball.

On The Field: Named first-team All-Conference in 2011. He took the No. 1 spot in the Franco Harris football combine, and was the Semper Fidelis camp MVP. Off The Field: With a 3.4 GPA, he has been on the Honor Roll for the last three years. College academic areas of interest include marketing, advertising, and drafting. Demetrious volunteers with the Salvation Army, and at his church.

College: Undecided

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John Denman Jr, OT 6’7” 320

Yardley, PA Pennsbury High School

Scouting Report: Denman shows exceptionally quick feet, athleticism, superior strength, awareness, and aggressiveness. Has a mean streak a mile wide. Shows very good hand-eye coordination, can redirect quickly, and has enough quickness, body control, and burst to successfully block out on the second level.

5 On The Field: He was named to the 2010 All-Conference team.

Off The Field: His college academic area of interest is kinesiology. John has helped out with “Challenge Football” for disabled players.

College: Wisconsin

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Sheldon Day, DT 6’2” 280

Indianapolis, IN Warren Central H.S.

Scouting Report: Day is a powerful,

explosive defensive tackle who shows excellent strength and mobility as a run defender. He plays with leverage against double-teams, keeps his shoulders square, and can push blockers back. He keeps his balance and does a good job finding the ball. Day moves down the line well, stays low, and explodes into ball carriers. He has that special knack for playing off blocks, keeping his feet, and making plays.

On The Field: He was named 2010 All-State and All-Conference. Day finished the 2011 season with 36 unassisted tackles, 31 assisted tackles, 11 tackles for loss, and 9 sacks. In 2011, he was ranked the #7 defensive tackle in the nation.

Off The Field: Day has a 3.8 GPA, and was on the Honor Roll for his first three years of high school. His college academic areas of interest include pre-med, business, and engineering. Sheldon participates in community clean-up efforts, and enjoys reading to children.

College: Notre Dame

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Jordan Diamond, OT 6’6” 300

Chicago, IL Simeon Vocational High School

Scouting Report: Diamond is the

#1 offensive line prospect in the state of Illinois. He has impressed everyone who has seen him in action, either in person or on film. Diamond is every bit of 6’6”; he shows the length, the long arms, the quick hands, and the quick feet. He has the aggressive style of play that college scouts love to see.

He has a take no prisoners’ attitude, never lets up, shows good hand/ punch in pass protection, and can seal and sustain blocks. Diamond is exceptionally strong at the point of attack. He is one of the most dominating left tackles in the country.

On The Field: He was named 2010 All-State.

Off The Field: Diamond has a 3.2 GPA, and was on the Honor Roll from 2009-2011. His college academic areas of interest include accounting, and criminal justice. In Jordan’s spare time, he is a public speaker, and an assistant coach.

College: Undecided

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Ryan Dillard, CB 6’0” 180

Atlanta, GA Buford High School

S couting R eport : Dillard has

proven to be a solid tackler showing good coverage skills, great awareness, loose hips, and football smarts. He can get to the ball quickly and is not afraid to mix it up. He shows up and plays big in big games.

On The Field: Dillard earned 2010 Preseason All-State and All-County 5 honors.

Off The Field: Dillard is a member of the Student Leadership Team, was selected to participate in Ideals Leadership School, and has a 3.9 GPA. He is interested in studying business, education, and sociology. Ryan is a motivational speaker for the FCA, and teaches 1st grade students how to read.

College: Undecided

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Quay Evans, DT 6’3” 325

Lena, MS Morton High School

S couting R eport : Evans shows

superior strength at the point of attack and surprises people with his speed, quickness, and body control.

Exceptionally aggressive, he plays the game with pride, a great attitude, and with a chip on his shoulder. He hates to be beaten and if he is, it’s never repeated. An explosive, hard charging athlete, he loves to mix it up. Evans is very stout and strong in the legs, and has proven to be almost impossible to knock off his feet.

On The Field: He was selected to the 2010 All-Conference first-team defense. His proudest athletic accomplishment so far is being ranked #1 in the state. Evans finished the 2010 season with 80 tackles, eight sacks, and six forced fumbles.

Off The Field: He is interested in studying criminal justice, coaching, or accounting. Quay helps his community by cleaning the city, and helping feed the poor.

College: Mississippi State

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Faith Ekakitie, DE 6’3” 285

Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest Academy S couting

R epor t : In person, Ekakitie already looks like a college player; he’s a big, thick kid with remarkably quick feet, agility, balance, and instincts. He plays the game fast, strong, and with a take no prisoners’ attitude. He’s a dynamic interior pass rusher who is tenacious, tough, and has exceptional closing 5 speed. Ekakitie has a thick build, and is athletic for a 280-pounder. He will not stay blocked. Ekakitie can push the pocket back into the quarterback, plays the game on his feet, can redirect quickly, and is also exceptional in pursuit.

On The Field: He was named 2011 All-Conference.

O ff The Field : His college academic areas of interest include journalism, business, and kinesiology. Faith volunteers by helping the Harvesting Hope Food Drive, and planting trees.

College: Undecided

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Justin Ferguson, WR 6’2” 205

Pembroke Pines, FL Flanagan High School

S couting R eport : Ferguson is a strong, big receiver, with excellent hands. He gets a good initial burst off the line, is a long strider who can get to the corners in a hurry, and has proven to be very difficult to beat oneon-one. He runs good routes, is a good downfield blocker, and can change direction without sacrificing speed.

5 O n The Field : Ferguson caught 44 passes for 953 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior. His proudest athletic accomplishment to date is being ranked #10 in the nation by ESPN. Off The Field: Ferguson has a 3.0 GPA and is interested in studying business management.

College: Notre Dame

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Brian Gaia, OL, DT, NG 6’5” 285 Pasadena, MD Gilman School

Scouting Report: Brian is one of

the strongest tackles in the Atlantic Coast Region. He shows good feet, an aggressive style of play, very good quickness when getting out of his stance, and excellent technique.

Quick enough to move out to the corner and redirect edge rushers, he can compete with the best of them, mirror and slide, and redirect to 5 handle inside pass rushers.

On The Field: Gaia received 2010 first-team All-State, All-Metro and All-Conference honors.

Off The Field: He carries a 3.5 GPA. College academic areas of interest include business management, and sports management. Brian spends his volunteer time feeding the homeless.

College: Penn State

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Adam Griffith, K/P 5’10” 170

Calhoun, GA Calhoun High School

Scouting Report: Griffith has a big time leg and hits an absolutely huge ball. His field goals come off his foot like a rocket and his kickoffs are tops in the nation. No one can match his talent.

O n The Field: Griffith once hit a wind-aided kickoff 90-plus yards with 4.40-second hang time. He earned first-team All-State and AllArea nods in 2010.

Off The Field: He has a 3.2 GPA and is interested in studying business and municipal administration.

College: Alabama

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Malik Gilmore, WR 6’3” 195

Lakewood, CA Lakewood High School

Scouting Report: If you are looking

for a receiver who catches everything within reach, then look no further.

Gilmore is a tall, athletic wide receiver who can change directions in the blink of an eye. He can make tacklers miss, shows good running instincts, and has surprising strength. He also comes off the ball well and is able to close the cushion on the defensive 5 back quickly.

On The Field: Gilmore was a 2010 All-League first-team selection, as he caught 28 passes for 463 yards and six touchdowns.

Off The Field: He has a 3.8 GPA and is interested in studying business, law, and sports management. Malik volunteers his time as a park and recreation league official.

College: Oregon State

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Mark Harrell, OL 6’5” 260

Charlotte, NC Charlotte Catholic High School

Scouting Report: A tight end on

a high school team that ran the ball, Harrell will move inside in college.

Mark is an explosive blocker who holds his contact very well. He has very good athleticism, and the ability to get up the field.

On The Field: He is a two-time AllState, All-County and All-Conference performer.

Off The Field: With a 3.5 GPA, he has been on the Honor Roll. Mark has worked with the Special Olympics Athletic Retreat. College academic areas of interest include business, marketing and sales.

College: Notre Dame

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Camrhon Hughes, OG 6’7” 305

Harker Heights, TX Harker Heights High School

S couting R eport : Camrhon has

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the length, quick feet, and overall athletic ability the college scouts are looking for. He impresses all with his aggressive style of play. He shows a quick setup and is a natural knee bender who at times dominated the entire field. Very quick in a limited space, he’s a steady performer with good technique.

On The Field: In 2010, he was first-

team All-Conference.

Off The Field: He has been on the Honor Roll. College academic areas of interest include sports business, business, and law. Camrhon spends some of his time reading to children, and also Christmas shopping for them.

College: University of Texas

Darren Lake, DT 6’3” 330

York, AL Sumter County High School

S couting R eport : Darren shows

good strength at the point of attack and can surprise people with his quickness and body control. He’s perfectly suited to plug up the middle, he has an explosive lower body with a good upfield surge. He is 6’3” and uses his size well. Offensive linemen 5 have a tough time blocking him one on one and Darren is strong enough to break away from a double team. Not super fast but does a good job of locating the ball and punishing ball carriers.

College: University of Alabama

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Malin Jones, RB/DB 6’2” 190 Naperville, IL Joliet Catholic

S couting R epor t : Jones is a downhill runner who is explosive through the hole. He has a great second effort. Although he almost never goes down on first contact, it’s his burst, vision, and balance that make him a special ball player.

He certainly has the size, speed, and strength to become an instant standout as a true freshman. Jones is also tough between the tackles, shows a lot of elusiveness in the open field, and is as competitive as they come.

On The Field: Jones finished the 2010 season with 104 attempts, 1,122 yards, an average of 10.8 yards per carry, and 13 touchdowns. He was named 2010 All-State, All-Area, and All-Conference.

Off The Field: Jones was on the Honor Roll for his first three years of high school, and has a 3.6 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include business, engineering, and science. Malin volunteers with Feed My Starving Children, and has completed a 5K run for charity.

College: Northwestern

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Wes Lunt, QB 6’6” 185

Rochester, IL Rochester High School

S couting R eport : Lunt shows outstanding arm strength. He can throw the deep out with authority, has a smooth delivery, and although not a runner, he shows good mobility.

Lunt displays good pocket presence and he keeps his eyes downfield while throwing on the run. He shows great poise and is a good decision maker.

5 O n The Field: Lunt finished his junior year (2010) with 323 passes attempted, 212 passes completed, and 30 touchdowns. He was named 2010 All-Area and All-Conference.

Off The Field: He has a 3.75 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include business, athletic administration, and management.

Wes is also a kindergarten Sunday School helper.

College: Oklahoma State

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Donaldven Manning, DB 5’11” 176 Miami, FL Miami Central High School

Scouting Report: Manning covers

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ground better than just about any defensive back in the south and shows a lot of confidence. Most teams throw away from him but when they do throw his way, they usually regret it.

He shows loose hips, a very smooth backpedal, closes on the ball quickly, and plays a physical game.

On The Field: He was a 2010 Jason Allen Camp MVP and 2011 U.S.

Marine Camp Award winner.

College: Virginia Tech

Greg McMullen, DE 6’5” 255

Akron, OH Archbishop Hoban High School

S couting R eport : Greg is a big,

athletic, quick-as-a cat DE, with great balance, burst, and body control. He can bend off the edge like no one’s business, uses his strong hands to quickly disengage, and shows explosive moves to the ball. He’s blessed with natural pass rushing 5 skills, exceptional athleticism, and displays good leadership skills and work ethic.

On The Field: He was chosen first-team All-State and All-League.

Off The Field: McMullen has a 3.0 GPA. College academic areas of interest include social science, law, and business. Greg has helped out at soup kitchens, and the All Star Training Club for individuals with disabilities.

College: Nebraska

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Max McCaffrey, DB 6’3” 190

Castle Rock, CO Valor Christian High School

Scouting Report: Max shows terrific athletic ability at both the WR and FS positions. Quick as a cat, he has a very fast first step and an excellent vertical, timing, and anticipation. Rarely caught out of position but when he is, he shows excellent recovery speed. He is able to read routes and shows good zone awareness. Plays the ball well in the air and has been blessed with great hands.

O n The Field : In 2011, Max was named first-team All-State and All-League.

Off The Field: In 2010, He was named first-team Academic All-State, and is a member of the National Honor Society. He has a GPA of 3.8. College academic areas of interest include economics, sociology, and psychology.

Max is involved in Impact Adventures, Project Bahamas, and the Denver Rescue Mission as a volunteer. Max is the son of former NFL wide receiver Ed McCaffrey.

College: Duke

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Michael Moore, DE 6’4” 255

Centreville, MD DeMatha High School

S couting Report : Michael is an exceptional athlete, excels against the run and is underrated as a pass rusher. Very strong at the point of attack, he shows explosive moves off the ball, sheds blocks well with strong and quick hands, and is relentless when in pursuit.

On The Field: In his sophomore and 5 junior years, Moore totaled 14 sacks, and 63 tackles.

O ff The F ield : Son of former Virginia All-American QB Shawn Moore. College academic areas of interest include business, business management, and accounting. He volunteers with Urban Plunge.

College: Virginia

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Kye Morgan, RB/DB/Ath 6’1” 180 Franklin Park, NJ Franklin High School

Scouting Report: Morgan is a fierce competitor. He runs tough, allows blocks to develop before bursting through the hole, has the quickness to beat defenders around the corner, and he keeps his feet moving up the field. He can normally make the first defender miss but has enough power to lower his shoulder and gain significant yardage after contact.

5 A good combination of speed and strength, he’s as reliable as they come.

On The Field: Morgan was named to the 2010 All-State team, and set a school record for most rushing yards in a game. Ran for over 1,000 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior.

Off The Field: Morgan has made Honor Roll all four years of high school with a GPA of 3.0. His college academic areas of interest include business, education, and sports training. Kye has spent some of his time helping at a soup kitchen, and making food for shelters at the holidays.

College: Georgia

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Philip Nelson, QB 6’3” 216

Mankato, MN Mankato West High School

S couting R eport : The #1 signal

caller in the state of Minnesota, Philip is a good-sized QB with a good arm.

He makes good decisions, does not force the ball, puts the ball on the money just about every time, and gives his receivers a chance to make a play after the catch. He can throw the 5 deep out with authority.

On The Field: Nelson was the 2011 Associated Press Minnesota Player of the Year and Gatorade Minnesota Football Player of the Year. He is a three-time All-Conference and All-City first-team performer; named All-Conference MVP his last two seasons. He holds state records for touchdowns in a season (55) and a career (135).

Off The Field: Philip has a 3.49 GPA, and has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years. He has helped with such projects as Kids Against Hunger, Toys for Tots, and Food for the Poor.

College: Minnesota

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Antonio Morrison, LB 6’3” 217

Bolingbrook, IL Bolingbrook High School

S couting R eport : Morrison has

all the tools: height, long arms, quick hands, great feet, strength, and instincts. He has played both outside linebacker and inside linebacker, and dominates at both spots. He’s rarely out of position but when he is, he uses his great recovery speed to quickly catch up. Morrison is very f luid in defending the pass, and will step up in 5 tough situations. He diagnoses plays quickly and is excellent in pursuit.

Morrison is one of the nation’s premier linebackers.

On The Field: In 2010, he received second-team All-State honors, and was named All-Conference.

Off The Field: Morrison has a 3.0 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include business, criminal justice, and finance. Antonio assists with basketball games and wrestling meets.

College: Florida

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Moana Ofahengaue, OLB 6’4” 200 Lehi, UT Westlake High School

S couting R eport : Moana shows

superior pass rushing moves and technique. He anticipates the snap well and blazes off the ball, showing a great burst and an uncanny knack of nabbing QB’s. He shows great spin and swim moves, and is agile enough to twist inside; and tough enough to take on multiple blockers.

5 O n The F ield : An All-Region player, he was named to the 2012 U.S. Under-19 National Team, assembled

by USA Football. In 2011, he had 72 tackles, four blocked punts, 23 sacks and one defensive TD. He will compete in the International Bowl in February.

O ff The Field: He loves lifting in his spare time, and wants to eventually be the owner of a hotel.

College: Undecided

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Michael Panico, WR/KR 5’9” 175 Green Oaks, IL Carmel Catholic High School

Scouting Report : Michael shows quick feet, great breakaway speed, agility, smarts, vision and balance. He may just be the most creative offensive player in the state of Illinois. Once he gets a half step on a defender, he’s gone. Best suited to play WR in college because of his great burst, instincts, 5 and hands. He catches everything within his frame and immediately turns upfield after the catch.

O n The Field: In 2010, he rushed for 800 yards and scored 14 touchdowns.

Off The Field: Named to the 2010 Honor Roll, Panico has a 3.35 GPA. College academic areas of interest include exercise science, anatomy, and sports medicine. He spends some of his time as a youth football coach, and an environmental volunteer.

College: Undecided

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Nick Patti, Athlete 5’11” 180

Winter Garden, FL Dr. Philips High School

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Scouting Report : Nick possesses a cannon for an arm, shows quick feet and good football knowledge.

Definitely best suited for a spread offense where he can utilize his running skills. He also shows the ability to roll out and hit moving targets.

On The Field: He is the #1 ranked quarterback in Florida, and is a finalist for Gatorade National Player of the Year, and Elite 11 Quarterbacks

(Malibu, CA).

O ff The Field: The junior and senior class vice president, Patti has been on the Principal’s Honor Roll all four years of high school.

Nick volunteers with the Starlight Foundation, and has helped with community clean-up efforts.

College: Boise State University

Ricky Parks, TE 6’4” 230

LeGrange, GA Callaway High School

S couting R eport : One of the nation’s premier athletes. In 2010 Ricky played QB and played the position very well. He has excellent throwing motion, ability to run the ball, and the knowledge to make things happen. Best suited to play either TE or OLB in college. He’s a remarkably gifted athlete with strong hands. He runs much tougher than you would expect a QB to run, always gives good effort, shows good body control, and when he did see limited action at TE he proved to be an outstanding blocker. This young man can do it all. A five-star player in waiting.

College: Auburn

Will Redmond, DB 6’0” 179

Memphis, TN Memphis East High School

S couting R eport : Redmond has played quarterback, wide receiver, running back, and defensive back, and is best suited to play either cornerback or free safety in college.

He shows good range, speed to the ball, leaping ability, and timing. He is very athletic, very determined, and very productive.

O n The Field : Redmond was a 2010 All-State and All-Conference selection. As a junior, he ran 126 times for 1,862 yards and 11 touchdowns, while passing for 11 more scores and 866 yards.

Off The Field: He has a 3.0 GPA and served on the student council during his sophomore and junior years. Redmond is interested in studying criminal justice, astronomy, or education. Will volunteers at a local church, and has participated in community clean-up efforts.

College: Mississippi State

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Armani Reeves, DB 5’11” 190

Northeaston, MA Catholic Memorial High School

Scouting Report : Armani is one

of the best all-around athletes in the country. He demonstrates terrific pass defense skills, reads routes well, and shows the speed and burst to stay with the fastest of receivers.

Reeves is not just fast, but a physical press corner who does a good job 5 of jamming receivers on the line.

He changes directions smoothly, accelerates to top speed quickly, and shows natural cover skills. He can turn and run with the best of them.

On The Field: In 2011, he was All-State and All-Conference, and was Special Teams MVP. He rushed for 1,701 yards, scored 16 touchdowns, while making 37 tackles.

Off The Field: He has a 3.2 GPA. College academic area of interest is computer science.

College: Penn State

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Marcus Rios, DB/WR 6’0” 170

Elk Grove, CA Cosumnes Oaks High School

Scouting Report: Rios is a corner with good length and strength. He is a physical corner who plays better closer to the line of scrimmage. He uses his hands well up tight, he jams well. Could stand to put on some weight, still is a little slight, but plays bigger than he is. Rios has the skills to be a very good tight corner on the next level.

College: Undecided

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Jordan Richmond, LB 6’2” 225 Denton, TX Ryan High School

Scouting Report: Richmond plays

middle linebacker and plays it like an All-American. He shows great reactions, speed to the ball, and is a smart football player with excellent footwork. Richmond shows good ball awareness, is instinctive, plays the game on his feet, and is as physical as they come. He does a great job of playing off blocks and getting to the 5 ball. He makes all the team’s checks and calls, and is a leader on the field.

On The Field: In 2010, he made first-team All-District and All-Area, and All-State honorable mention.

Off The Field: He has a 3.25 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include business communications, education, and kinesiology.

He has helped families clean-up after storms, and participates in the Christmas Adoption Project.

College: Texas A&M

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Joseph Scelfo, OG/C/LS 6’2” 276 Bogart, GA North Oconee High School

S couting R eport : Scelfo is a

powerhouse of a blocker. He is a hard-nosed, tough offensive guard who explodes off the line, keeps his pads low, and dominates the point of attack. He does a great job of sustaining his blocks and keeping his feet moving until the whistle. He is a determined and technically sound offensive lineman.

On The Field: He was named the 2010 All-Area Offensive Player of the Year.

Off The Field: His father, Chris Scelfo, is the tight ends coach for the Atlanta Falcons. Scelfo has a 3.43 GPA and made the Honor Roll all four years of high school. In college, he is interested in studying marine biology, business, or education. He has volunteered at a youth football camp for the past four years.

College: Undecided

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Rushel Shell, RB 6’0” 215

Scott Starr, LB 6’3” 225

S couting R eport : Shell is an exceptional between the tackles runner, he keeps his pads low, punishes defenders, and gets significant yardage after initial contact. He shows an explosive second level burst and is a physical back with quick feet who reads his blocks and displays good vision. Shell shows remarkable balance, body control, and lateral agility.

On The Field: Ran for over 2,500 yards and 32 touchdowns as a junior. Named the 2010 Associated Press first-team Class AAA running back, he made the Pittsburgh Post Gazette Play of the Year. Shell was also awarded the Mercury Award for Excellence in Football by the Pittsburgh Athletic Club, and was selected as the Parkway Conference MVP. Currently holds the record for most rushing yards in WPIAL history with 7,718.

Off The Field: College academic areas of interest include business, education, and engineering. Rushel coaches midget football.

College: Pittsburgh

S couting R eport : On film, he shows the closing speed, smarts, and quickness needed to play OLB at the next level. He’s been blessed with a long wingspan, plays downhill, and shows natural athletic instincts.

Physical, aggressive, and strong, he’s very quick to shoot gaps, he’s a strong tackler, and reacts quickly when the ball is in the air. Tough and competitive, he’s a leader on the field.

He dominates the point of attack and can play either OLB or ILB in college.

On The Field: In 2011, he had 119 tackles, 12 sacks and five forced fumbles that enabled him to earn first-team All-State honors for the second straight year. He was All-Conference, and the All-City Defensive MVP. Off The Field: A member of the Honor Society, he has a 3.1 GPA. Scott preaches at a local church, and coaches Little League children.

College: USC

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David Thompson, QB 6’2” 200

Miami, FL Westminter Christian

Norco, CA Norco High School

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Bryce Treggs, WR 6’0” 170

Inglewood, CA Saint John Bosco

Scouting Report: David has great

arm strength, smarts, and the ability to throw the ball downfield. He throws the deep out with authority, can place the ball on the money, and is exceptional while throwing the ball on the run. He has a productive, over the top delivery and shows solid mechanics.

O n The Field : The holder of 12 school passing records, he was chosen first-team All-County, and named County Athlete of the Year for the second straight season.

O ff The Field: He has a 4.3 GPA, and is a member of the Math Honor Society. College academic areas of interest include sports administration, religious studies, and communications. David has been on mission trips to Cuba and Bolivia.

College: Miami

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S couting R eport : Bryce shows outstanding quickness off the line, terrific speed, strong hands, and big play capabilities. He gets out of his cuts quickly, catches the ball in stride, and is an expert at quick hitting routes. He shows remarkable balance to keep him on his feet after contact, and consistently gains plenty of yards after the reception.

O n The Field: In his sophomore, junior, and senior years, Treggs was

named first-team All-League.

Off The Field: Made the Honor Roll all four years of high school. He

has a 3.4 GPA. College academic areas of interest include sociology, business, and communications. Bryce’s father, Brian Treggs, played for the Seattle Seahawks in 1992.

College: California-Berkeley

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Jeremy Ward, OG 6’4” 290

Russellville, AR Pottsville High School

Scouting Report: Ward is one of

the more versatile offensive lineman prospects in the country. He can play tackle, guard, or center, and also long snaps. He has proven to be one of the country’s top run blockers who can dominate the point of attack. Ward shows excellent footwork, and he’s a mauler who drives defenders off the ball, uses his hands well and keeps 5 blocking until the whistle.

On The Field: In 2010, Ward made first-team All-State, All-Conference, and Dream Team; and NUC National Showcase.

Off The Field: Ward was his Class Ambassador all four years of high school. His college academic areas of interest include education, strength and conditioning coaching, and kinesiology. Jeremy spends some of his time coaching youth teams, and participating in community clean-ups.

College: Arkansas

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Camren Williams, LB 6’2” 220

Northeaston, MA Catholic Memorial High School

S couting R eport : Williams is a

defender who stays low, runs well, and is relentless in pursuit. Powerfully built, he’s a consistent and strong tackler.

Williams is known for his ability to deliver the big hit and can make plays from sideline to sideline. He is very fluid in his movement and does a great job of avoiding blocks and finding the ball.

5 On The Field: He was named to the 2010 All-Conference team and was ESPN’s preseason #1 ranked player in Massachusetts. He also recorded 60 tackles as a junior.

Off The Field: Camren is the son of Brent Williams, who played for the New England Patriots. He has a 3.35 GPA, participated in a Leadership & Service Class in 2010, and is interested in studying kinesiology, math, and communications in college. Camren has helped fundraise for breast cancer, and works with the Freshman Advisory Program.

College: Penn State

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Jordan Westerkamp, WR 6’2” 195 Glen Ellyn, IL Montini High School

Scouting Report: Westerkamp is

blessed with deceptive speed, tremendous hands, and a good vertical leap. He also runs precise and smart routes. He knows how to get open and knows what to do with the ball after the catch. Westerkamp understands defenses, knows how to take advantage of zone coverage, and has proven almost impossible to cover one-on-one at the high school level. He 5 shows terrific body control, and can track the long ball over his shoulder. He is dangerous on every route he runs.

On The Field: Westerkamp finished his junior (2010) year with 1,631 receiving yards, and 23 touchdowns. He was named 2010 All-State, All-Area, and was the Conference Player of the Year, along with All-America honors.

Off The Field: Westerkamp was on the High Honor Roll. His college academic areas of interest include physical therapy, business, and sports medicine. Jordan has participated in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, and a St. Jude fundraiser.

College: Nebraska

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Ja’Quay Williams, WR 6’4” 210

Fayetteville, GA Sandy Creek High School

Scouting Report: The number one WR prospect in the state of Georgia is exceptionally quick off the line with excellent body control. He has proven to be a student of the game.

He picks things up quickly, and does a great job of putting his body between the defender and the ball. Can outleap most defenders and has been blessed with blazing speed. He runs sharp routes, can accelerate after the catch, catches the deep ball over his shoulder very well and has proven to be a big-time threat. A physical WR who appears to have all the tools.

On The Field: In 2010, Williams caught 48 passes for 728 yards and 10 touchdowns for Heard County High School, and was first-team AllState. He transferred to Sandy Creek in 2011.

Off The Field: Ja’Quay has volunteered at kids’ football camps.

College: Auburn

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Maxx Williams, LB/LS/P 6’4” 225 Waconia, MN Waconia High School

Scouting Report: Williams can do it all, from throwing the ball to long snapping. On defense, he proves to be a big-time playmaker at inside linebacker. Always around the ball, he’s a sure tackler who rarely misses.

He is skilled at diagnosing and getting into position to make plays. Williams is quick enough to shoot gaps, he 5 anticipates well and can make plays in coverage.

On The Field: Williams was named 2010 All-Conference, All-Metro, All-State, and Conference Player of the Year.

Off The Field: He has a 3.68 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include exercise science, law enforcement, and pre-med. Maxx also helps with conservation tree planting, food drives, and toy drives.

His father, Brian Williams, played for the New York Giants.

College: Minnesota

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Courtnye Wynn, DL 6’5” 240

Chesapeake, VA Norfolk Christian High School

S couting R eport : Courtnye is

an imposing figure who is a great combination of power and speed.

Very explosive, he uses his long arms to extend and keep blockers away from his body. He’s disruptive behind the line, makes plays when in pursuit, and is just now starting to realize his great potential.

O n The Field: In 2011, made 107 tackles, 36 for loss, and 10 sacks. He captained the team as a senior when he made All-State and All-TCIS Conference for the second straight year.

O ff The Field: He has a 3.1 GPA. Devoted to mentoring younger students, he is an active member of his church.

College: Virginia

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Walker Williams, OT 6’7” 320

South Tacoma, WA Tacoma Baptist High School

Scouting Report: Williams shows

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good foot speed, flexibility, and has been blessed with very long arms, quick hands, quick feet, and outstanding body control. He seems to do everything effortlessly, and quickly adjusts to movement to pick up the nearest threat.

He plays the game on his feet, is quick to redirect, and shows good lateral agility.

On The Field: In 2010, he received Associated Press All-League honors on both sides of the ball, and was All-State

on the offensive line.

O ff The Field: Elected 2010 Student Body Secretary/Treasurer and had a 4.0 GPA in both semesters of his junior year. College academic areas of interest include nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, and pharmacy. Walker helps with an annual clothing drive, visits his local children’s hospital, and helps veterans and the homeless.

College: Wisconsin

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MS 1 NC 1 NJ 6 NV 1 NY 2 OH 3 PA 8 TN 3 TX 4 UT 1 VA 1 WA 3

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Jared Ryan James Justin Demetrious Sheldon John Jordan Ryan Faith Quay Justin Brian Malik Adam Mark Camrhon Malin Darren Wes Donaldven Max Greg Michael Kye Antonio Philip Moana Michael Ricky Nick Will Armani Jordan Marcus Joseph Rushel Scott David Bryce Jeremy Jordan Camren Ja’Quay Maxx Walker Courtnye

220 260 200 170 192 280 320 300 180 285 325 205 285 195 170 260 305 190 330 185 176 190 255 255 180 217 216 200 175 230 180 179 190 225 170 276 215 225 200 170 290 195 220 210 225 320 240

South Jordan Long Branch Homestead Purchase Jeannette Indianapolis Yardley Chicago Atlanta Lake Forest Lena Pembroke Pines Pasadena Lakewood Calhoun Charlotte Harker Heights Naperville York Rochester Miami Castle Rock Akron Centreville Franklin Park Bolingbrook Mankato Lehi Green Oaks Le Grange Winter Garden Memphis Northeaston Denton Elk Grove Bogart Aliquippa Norco Miami Inglewood Russellville Glen Ellyn Northeaston Fayetteville Waconia South Tacoma Chesapeake

UT NJ FL NY PA IN PA IL GA IL MS FL MD CA GA NC TX IL AL IL FL CO OH MD NJ IL MN UT IL GA FL TN MA TX CA GA PA CA FL CA AR IL MA GA MN WA VA

Undecided Undecided Miami Undecided Undecided Notre Dame Wisconsin Undecided Undecided Undecided Mississippi State Notre Dame Penn State Oregon State Alabama Notre Dame University of Texas Northwestern University of Alabama Oklahoma State Virginia Tech Duke Nebraska Virginia Georgia Florida Minnesota Undecided Undecided Auburn Boise State University Mississippi State Penn State Texas A&M Undecided Undecided Pittsburgh USC Miami California- Berkeley Arkansas Nebraska Penn State Auburn Minnesota Wisconsin Virginia

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Afalava 6’3” Brodie 6’5” Burgess 6’0” Combs 5’9” Cox 6’1” Day 6’2” Denman Jr 6’7” Diamond 6’6” Dillard 6’0” Ekakitie 6’3” Evans 6’3 Ferguson 6’2” Gaia 6’5” Gilmore 6’3” Griffith 5’10” Harell 6’5” Hughes 6’7” Jones 6’2” Lake 6’3” Lunt 6’6” Manning 5’11” McCaffrey 6’3” McMullen 6’5” Moore 6’4” Morgan 6’1” Morrison 6’3” Nelson 6’3” Ofahengaue 6’4” Panico 5’9” Parks 6’4” Patti 5’11” Redmond 6’0” Reeves 5’11” Richmond 6’2” Rios 6’0” Scelfo 6’2” Shell 6’0” Starr 6’3” Thompson 6’2” Treggs 6’0” Ward 6’4” Westerkamp 6’2” Williams 6’2” Williams 6’4” Williams 6’4” Williams 6’7” Wynn 6’5”

Bingham High School Long Branch High School Homestead High School Iona Prep Jeannette High School Warren Central High School Pennsbury High School Simeon Vocational High School Buford High School Lake Forest Academy Morton High School Flanagan High School Gilman School Lakewood High School Calhoun High School Charlotte Catholic High School Harker Heights High School Joliet Catholic Sumter County High School Rochester High School Miami Central High School Valor Christian High School Archbishop Hoban High School DeMatha High School Franklin High School Bolingbrook High School Mankato West High School Westlake High School Carmel Catholic High School Callaway High School Dr. Philips High School Memphis East High School Catholic Memorial High School Ryan High School Cosumnes Oaks High School North Oconee High School Hopewell High School Norco High School Westminter Christian Saint John Bosco Pottsville High School Montini High School Catholic Memorial High School Sandy Creek High School Waconia High School Tacoma Baptist High School Norfolk Christian High School

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Jeremiah Vince Michael Cory Camden V’Angelo Adam Paul George (Bam) DeForest Matt Nathan James Gehrig D.J. Greg Deontay Todd Zach Zachary Jaxon Bart Jesse Alex Quanzell Jeff Andre Jaydon Marshall Wayne Skyler Avery Brandon Hardy Mario Teko Deaysean Tee D.J. Anthony Ronnie Freddie Conrad Jordan Josh Kendrius Javon Jonathan Vontrell Tim

Allison Ascolese Barton Batey Bell Bentley Bisnowaty Boyette Jr. Bradley Buckner Cochran Dean Deloach Dieter Foster Garmon Greenberry Gurley II Hemmila Hoffpauir Hood Houston James Kozan Lambert Lindquist McDonald Mickens Morgan Morgan Mornhinweg Moss Napoleon Nickerson Jr Ojemudia Powell Rippy Shepard Singleton Standifer Stanley Tagaloa Ukropina Watkins Weeks Whitehead Williams Williams Williams Wright

Los Angeles North Bergen Pinole Nashville Freeman Painesville Cheswick Humble Trotwood Waianae Atwater Kirkland Millen South Bend Scottsdale Erie Fresno Tarboro Chandler Glendale Chandler San Ramone Glassport Castle Rock Sicklerville Mercer Island North Plymouth Los Angeles Coral Springs Brooklyn Philadelphia Tempe Rahway Oakland Farmington Hills Miami McKeesrocks Fresno Union Crete Las Vegas Vallejo Los Angeles Decatur Show Low Ellenwood Chandler Allen Chicago Texas City

CA NJ CA TN TN OH PA TX OH HI CA WA GA IN AZ PA CA NC AZ AZ AZ CA PA CO NJ WA MN CA FL NY PA AZ NJ CA MI FL PA CA NJ IL NV CA CA GA AZ GA AZ TX IL TX

Undecided Undecided UC, Berkeley Vanderbilt Undecided Undecided Pittsburgh U. Texas-Austin Undecided Undecided Undecided Washington Georgia Undecided Undecided Undecided Notre Dame Undecided Arizona UC, Berkeley Undecided Wisconsin Penn State Undecided Undecided Washington Vanderbilt USC Georgia Undecided Undecided Undecided

West Virginia UC Berkeley Michigan Louisville Undecided Notre Dame Wisconsin Michigan Undecided Undecided Undecided

Stanford Brigham Young Undecided Undecided Arkansas Illinois Undecided

LB LB LB WR LS / TE DB OT DL S DE C/LS OT DE WR WR/DB RB WR RB OG S DL QB TE/DE OT, OG, C LB QB WR Athlete K/P DB QB DL CB LB LB/DE DL LB CB DB DB OT OL Punter DT/OG WR LB WR RB DL RB

6’1” 6’3” 6’1” 6’0” 6’1” 5’10” 6’6” 6’4” 6’2” 6’7” 6’3” 6’5” 6’3” 6’3” 5’11” 6’2” 6’3” 6’1” 6’3” 5’11” 6’1” 6’4” 6’7” 6’4” 6’2” 6’3” 6’3” 5’8” 6’3” 5’11” 6’3” 6’4” 6’0” 6’1” 6’3” 6’3” 6’2 6’1” 6’3” 6’1” 6’6” 6’8” 6’1” 6’5” 6’4” 6’5” 6’5” 5’11” 6’2 5’10”

210 215 200 183 200 178 275 280 200 230 320 275 265 200 190 195 187 210 275 195 280 205 250 295 244 225 200 170 195 188 215 245 175 220 220 258 205 180 190 180 285 330 168 265 190 210 175 205 275 185

Dorsey High School North Bergen High School DeLasalle High School Ensworth High School Cleveland High School Glenville High School Fox Chapel Senior High School Humble High School Trotwood-Madison High School Punahou High School Buhach Colony High School Juanita High School Jenkins County High School Washington High School Saguaro High School McDowell Senior High School Washington Union High School Tarboro High School Chandler High School Centennial High School Hamilton High School DaLasalle High School South Allegheny High School Valor Christian High School Timbercreek High School Mercer Island High School Hopkins High School Dorsey High School American Heritage Erasmus Hall Campus St. Joes Prep High School Corona Del Sol High School Saint Peter’s Prep Bishop Odowd High School Harrison High School Miami Northland High School Sto/Rox High School Central High School Saint Peter’s Prep Crete Monee High School Bishop Gorman Salesian High School Loyola High School Woodward Academy Show Low High School Martin Luther King High School Chandler High School Allen High School Mt. Carmel High School La Marque High School

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WEST COACHES All American BOWL AHTLETES Steve Belles

Hamilton High School­­ [AZ]

[ HEAD COACH ] The Hamilton High School gridders compiled the nation’s longest winning streak of 53 victories before being stopped in the 2011 state championship game by Desert Vista. Belles’ six-year tenure at the school includes an 80-4 record and state champions four times. He is a three-time Arizona 5A Div.-I Coach of the Year. Belles began his coaching career at his alma mater, St. Mary’s High School, and then was the head coach at Desert Mountain High School and Mountain Ridge High before his present position at Hamilton. A 1990 graduate of Notre Dame, Belles played quarterback, running back and wide receiver. He was a member of the 1988 Fightin’ Irish national championship team. Belles played professionally for Arizona in the Arena Football League, and then was offensive coordinator for the Rattlers in 1993.

SHAUN AGUANO

chandler High School­­ [AZ]

[ QUARTERBACK COACH ] Aguano just finished his first season as a head football coach, completing an 8-3 campaign. He had been the offensive coordinator at Chandler High from 2001-10. He began his coaching career as offensive coordinator at Kapaa (HI) High, his alma mater, in 1994. Aguano also coached basketball at Kapaa, with a four-year record of 89-21, and was named KIF Coach of the Year every season. A graduate of Linfield (OR) College, he was an All-American and a four-year letterman at running back.

Mike johnston

Hamilton High School­­ [AZ]

[ RUNNING BACKS/SPECIAL TEAMS ] Johnston has been on the highly successful Hamilton football staff since it opened the doors in 1998. Currently, he teaches the wide receivers and is special teams coordinator. During these 14 seasons, Hamilton compiled a 171-15 record, and won six state titles. Playing football at Brigham Young University, Johnston earned all-league honors as a return specialist and wide receiver, and played in four bowl games. He was selected as the 1995 “Receiver of the Year” at BYU, and awarded the “Hitachi Promise of Tomorrow” national scholar/athlete award. While at South San Francisco High School, he was voted as the 1991 San Mateo County Athlete of the Year.

dave peck

BINGHAM High School­­ [UT]

[ defensive line ] Peck has coached numerous sports on the high school level since 1983, and has been the head coach at Bingham High since 2000. The 2011Bingham gridders were 9-3, giving Peck a 144-66 career record. His successful mentoring career includes being named Utah Football Coaches Association 5A Coach of the Year in 2006, 2009 and 2010. His 2010 Bingham gridders ranked No. 4 in the country by USA Today. Peck was a threeyear starter in football at Southern Utah State College, and named All-District in 1982. While attending Cyprus (UT) High School, he was first-team All-State in football and baseball.

tony perry

CENTRAL High School­­ [CA]

[ LINEBACKERS/defensive BACKS ] Perry has coached for 24 years in the greater Fresno area, most recently at Central High School where he continually sends players on to Division I college programs. He began his coaching career at Edison High School, and stayed at Edison for 20 years, sending 34 defensive backs to D-I colleges throughout the country. He left Edison to coach at the College of the Sequoias for two years, and continued his pipeline with the top collegiate football teams. His passion for athletes in his community took him back to high school at Central High. During the summers, he works with players coaching his own DB Guru Elite 7 on 7 team.

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WEST COACHES lane reynolds

Hamilton High School­­ [AZ]

[ LINEBACKERS ] A 22-year veteran of high school coaching, Reynolds just completed his ninth year at Hamilton High School, where the Huskies have won six State championships. At Hamilton High, he is the defensive coordinator and coaches the linebackers. Hamilton High holds the Arizona 5A state record of 53 wins in a row. Prior to serving on the Hamilton staff, Reynolds was the head coach at Desert Ridge High School, and has coached at Highland High School, Corona del Sol High, and Mesa Community College. He attended Northern Arizona University where he played safety and outside linebacker for the Lumberjacks.

tony sanchez

BISHOP GORMAN HIGH SCHOOL­­ [NV]

[ OFFENSIVE LINE ] In just three seasons at Bishop Gorman, Sanchez has compiled a 43-3 record and has won the State championship every year. In 2011, the Gaels were No. 1 in the country in points scored (838) in 16 games.

In 2010, he was named Sunset Southwest Coach of the Year. In 2004, Sanchez took over the California High gridders and led them to their first league championship in 2007. He was named Oakland Raiders NFL Coach of the Year. In 2008, the San Ramon Chamber of Commerce nominated him for Educator of the Year after his teams earned the North Coast Section 4A Scholastic Championship award for the highest GPA in three out of his five seasons. The 1998 New Mexico State graduate also coached at Onate High School in Las Cruces, NM, at Irvin High School in El Paso, TX, and as an undergraduate assistant at his alma mater.

john sanders

SAGUARO HIGH SCHOOL [AZ]

[ DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/DEFENSIVE BACKS ] A highly successful high school mentor in Arizona, Sanders led Saguaro to a 14-0 record in his first year (2007), and duplicated the feat the following season. The Sabercats hold the record for consecutive wins (37) in the 4A Division. Saguaro won the state championship again in 2010 and this past season. Sanders’ 30-year coaching tenure includes collegiate stops at Boise State, San Diego, and Colorado; and pro coaching staffs at Los Angeles and Houston. Sanders was a safety and captain at the University of Southern Utah.

mat taylor

Skyline High School­­ [WA]

[ OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/WIDE RECEIVERS ] Taylor has had an extremely successful coaching career at Skyline High School. As the head mentor, he guided the team to the state championship in 2008, 2009, 2011, and was a finalist in 2010. Coaching the wide receivers from 1999-2007, the team won it all in 2000, 2005 and 2007. He has earned both the Washington State Coach of the Year and the Seahawks Coach of the Week honors. Prior to teaching at Skyline, he was wide receivers coach at his alma mater, Issaquah (WA) High School, for two years.

Taylor received both his undergraduate and Master’s degrees from Central Washington University.

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Jeremiah Allison, LB 6’1” 210

Los Angeles, CA Dorsey High School

Scouting Report: Allison lines up as an undersized defensive end in a three-point stance. His present size and athleticism warrants the move to outside linebacker at the major level of competition. Allison is quick off the edge and is one of the top pass rushers in the West. He could potentially make an immediate impact upon stepping foot on a college football field.

5 O n The F ield : Allison was an LA Times first-team selection as a defensive lineman after recording 88 tackles and 20 sacks in his junior season.

Off The Field: He has a 4.25 GPA. College: Undecided

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Michael Barton, LB 6’1” 200

Pinole, CA DeLasalle High School

Scouting Report : Michael shows brilliant closing speed, can quickly accelerate to the ball, and is as versatile as they come. Known for shooting gaps and hammering ball carriers, he also has the ability to quickly turn and defend against the pass. He flows to the ball extremely well and does a good job of avoiding traffic, and once he gets there he knows how to hammer home his message.

On The Field: He was All-State, All-County and All-League in 2010 and 2011; a Dick Butkus finalist as a senior.

Off The Field: Barton has a 3.01 GPA, and is a member of the Student Coalition on Respectful Education. College academic areas of interest include business accounting, communications, and kinesiology.

Michael volunteers at a crisis center and St. Anthony’s Dining Hall.

College: UC, Berkeley

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Vince Ascolese, LB 6’3” 215

North Bergen, NJ North Bergen High School

S couting R epor t : Vin is the epitome of a tackling machine. He has solid speed and range to make tackles in various spots, can chase well and also has athleticism to drop in coverage. He has great instincts, a non-stop motor and a passion for this game that’s contagious. In 2011, he was named by MSG Varsity as one of the most ferocious linebackers in the country, and the #1 linebacker in NJ. O n The Field : In 2010, Ascolese was named All-League, AllConference, and second-team All-State. He was ranked the #1 outside linebacker in the state of NJ. Off The Field: He has a 3.7 GPA. College academic areas of interest include economics, and political science. Vince is a volunteer with his local humane enforcement and no-kill animal shelter.

College: Undecided

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Cory Batey, WR 6’0” 200

Nashville, TN Ensworth High School

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Scouting Report: Cory is another wide receiver who has been traveling a little bit under the radar, but after watching him on the field it’s easy to believe he has what it takes to be a Division I receiver. Batey runs precise routes, reads coverages well, and shows creative moves after the catch. He has also proven to be a good downfield blocker.

On The Field: He was All-Conference in 2010. In 2011, he had 42 catches for

802 yards and 13 TDs. Off The Field: Family member, J.J. McCleskey, played in the NFL with

St. Louis and New Orleans. Cory has worked with Special Olympics, and does tutoring after school. College academic areas of interest include business and management, psychology, and exercise science.

College: Vanderbilt

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Camden Bell, LS / TE 6’1” 200

Freeman, TN Cleveland High School

S couting R eport : Plays on every

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special team but particularly punt and extra point as the long snapper.

He’s never had a botched snap as the Cleveland High School long snapper.

His 40-yd. dash time is 4.75. He was a thousand-pound lifter with a bench press of 285, a squat of 415 and a power clean of 310 lbs. He was the leading sacker on the team with seven sacks and was top 10 in the region/district.

On The Field: Finished in the Region’s top 10 in sacks (7), and blocked three kicks. He caused three fumbles, recovered two miscues, and had 41 total tackles.

Off The Field Camden traveled to Honduras with the FCA to help build a school. His father, Rick Bell, served with the U.S. Marine Corps as a medic, and is a Desert Storm vet. With a 3.4 GPA, his college academic areas of interest include nutrition and health sciences. Aside from traveling to Honduras to help build a school, Camden has helped with tornado clean-up, and Keep America Beautiful.

College: Undecided

Adam Bisnowaty, OT 6’6” 275

Cheswick, PA Fox Chapel Senior High School

S couting R eport : Bisnowaty is

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quick, agile, and smart. Technically sound, he played left tackle in high school and should wind up playing that position in college. He already shows good pass-blocking skills, is quick out of his stance, shows good lateral agility, can slide and mirror, and flashes a strong, quick punch to keep defenders on their toes.

On The Field: A member of the 2010

Nike Training Camp.

Off The Field: He has a 3.6 GPA in high school. His college academic areas of interest include physical therapy, athletic training, and accounting. Adam has volunteered with Elementary Field Day, and helped out with a wrestling tournament.

College: Pittsburgh

V’Angelo Bentley, DB 5’10” 178

Painesville, OH Glenville High School

S couting R eport : V’Angelo is another great talent that comes from a great storied program in the Cleveland area. He has great size and strength and shows excellent athleticism. He breaks and closes on the ball as fast as any DB out there. His speed is definitely a strength and if he’s caught out of position he can quickly recover.

5 On The Field: In 2010, he was AllSenate Conference first team.

O ff The Field : He is a student body senior class cabinet member, and a member of Alpha Omega Foundation’s “Salute to Excellence.” He has a 3.92 GPA. College academic areas of interest include architectural engineering and design, sports management, and business management. V’Angelo has volunteered with Toys for Tots, and has helped pass out turkeys for Thanksgiving.

College: Undecided

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Paul Boyette Jr., DL 6’4” 280

Humble, TX Humble High School

S couting Report : Boyette shows

good strength, is very athletic, and can dominate the point of attack.

He is very strong in the upper body, dominating just about every offensive lineman he went up against. Boyette is exceptionally aggressive with a good work ethic. He is a brick wall against the run, shows very good 5 initial quickness, and has the ability to split the double team and apply pressure on the quarterback.

On The Field: Boyette finished his junior season with 61 tackles, 19 tackles for loss and five sacks.

Off The Field: He received All-District Academic honors his first three years of high school, with a GPA of 4.0. His college academic areas of interest include business administration, and medicine. Paul coaches young kids at the F.A.S.T. Camp, and is president of his church youth group. His uncle, Garland Boyette, played for the Houston Oilers of the AFL, and the St. Louis Rams of the NFL. College: University of Texas at Austin

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL George (Bam) Bradley, S 6’2” 200

Trotwood, OH Trotwood-Madison High School

DeForest Buckner, DE 6’7” 230

Waianae, HI Punahou High School

Scouting Report: He excels in run

support, shows improving ball skills, and hits like a ton of bricks. He makes plays from sideline to sideline, plays the game on his feet showing good instincts, and can break down in space and make plays. When “Bam” puts it all together, he’s fun to watch.

O n The Field: He was 2011 firstteam All-Ohio and All-Conference.

Proudest athletic accomplishment is winning the 2011 Associated Press Southwest All-District Division II Defensive Player of the Year.

Off The Field: With a 4.2 GPA, he obtained all the necessary credits to graduate from high school in less than three years. In the community, he works feeding the homeless, and reading to the elderly.

College: Undecided

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Matt Cochran, C/LS 6’3” 320

Atwater, CA Buhach Colony High School S couting

R eport :

Cochran is exceptionally quick in limited space, he’s technically sound and as aggressive as they come. He’s proven to be the top center prospect in the west. He never lets up and has the ‘take no prisoners’ attitude that the college scouts love to see. He takes good angles to his blocks, can get to the second level quickly, and is one of the more consistent blockers out there. He shows good flexibility and agility, and uses his strength to turn defenders at will. Cousin DeMeco Ryans plays for the Houston Texans.

On The Field: Cochran was named 2010 first-team All-Area, All-League and All-District teams.

Off The Field: He has a GPA of 3.48. His college academic areas of interest include human development and family sciences, and philosophy.

Matt volunteers with the Friendship Feeding Ministry, and Teen Missions International.

College: Undecided

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Scouting Report: DeForest shows the excellent quickness, length, long arms, and instincts that will enable him to become a dominating DE in college. He is a good example of a football player who is also a standout in basketball. He has shown signs of brilliance and maturity over the years to become a dominant force on the defensive line.

O n The Field: In 2010 he had 50 tackles and nine sacks that enabled

him to be second-team All-State.

College: Undecided

Nathan Dean, OT 6’5” 275

Kirkland, WA Juanita High School

S couting R eport : Dean shows

quickness, strength, and agility.

He’s beginning to grow into his body and has impressed the scouts with his work ethic and quick feet. He can swing his hips around and seal defenders as quick as a cat, shows good strength and power in the run game, gets good extension, and once 5 he latches on it’s all over.

On The Field: Dean was named 2010 All-Conference second team.

O ff The Field: He has a 3.2 GPA and is interested in studying education, business, and health care. Nathan has worked at a Young Life Camp, and has served meals to the homeless.

College: Washington

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL James DeLoach, DE 6’3” 265

Gehrig Dieter, WR 6’3” 200

Millen, GA Jenkins County High School

South Bend, IN Washington High School

R e p o r t : DeLoach impresses you right away with his explosiveness, power off the ball, and cat-like quickness at the snap, which allows him to fly by offensive tackles.

Opposing coaches normally have to put two and sometimes three guys on him. He also shows the hand strength to knock away the initial punch and get the best of opposing blockers.

DeLoach is a high-effort player with good lateral agility and balance, is good at wrapping up, and plays the game on his feet.

On The Field: DeLoach was named 2010 All-Region/Best Defensive End after registering eight sacks in just four games as a junior.

Off The Field: He has a 3.0 GPA and is interested in studying sports medicine, radiology, or pre-med.

College: Georgia

Scouting Report: Dieter is Indiana’s #1 wide receiver prospect, presenting size, quickness, strong hands, and production. He is a powerful runner; is quick off the line, runs precise routes, knows how to get open, and has proven to be a very difficult runner to tackle.

Dieter has also proven to be an excellent downfield blocker.

On The Field: In 2011, he was AllState first team, and the Northern Indiana Conference MVP. He set national records for receiving yards in a game (437), and average per catch for the year (26.8). State records he set were yards in a game (437), season (2,171) and a career (4,326); career touchdowns (48); and receiving yards in 4A championship game (168).

Off The Field: He has a 3.4 GPA and plans to major in business. Gehrig has helped Habitat for Humanity, and participated in a homeless shelter fundraising drive.

College: Undecided

D.J. Foster, WR/DB 5’11” 190

Greg Garmon, RB 6’2” 195

Scouting

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Scottsdale, AZ Saguaro High School

Erie, PA McDowell Senior High School

Scouting Report: Foster has led his

high school team as a running back, wide receiver, and defensive back.

He is a lockdown corner who is very comfortable playing against the other team’s fastest receiver. He is very confident with a smooth backpedal and he can turn and run with the best of them. He also shows great hands, burst, and outstanding open field moves as a wide receiver and running back. To top it off, Foster is considered to be one of the West’s top punt and kickoff returners.

On The Field: Foster finished his junior season (2010) with 22 tackles, 1,421 yards, and an average of 11.3. He was named 2010 All-State.

Off The Field: He has a 3.0 GPA. His academic areas of interest for college include business, sports management, and entrepreneurship.

D.J. spends some of his spare time helping at an after-school program.

College: Undecided

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S couting R eport : Greg is the complete back. Blessed with great size, speed, vision, balance, and hands, he’s a three-ring circus who can run, catch, and block. He’s a strong runner who keeps his pads low, fights for yards after contact and keeps his legs moving. He shows good patience and burst, he can stick and cut like no one’s business, and shows some creative moves once he gets out

into the open field.

On The Field: In 2011, he rushed for 1,050 yards and 16 touchdowns to earn All-State honors for the second straight year.

College: Undecided

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WEST ATHLETES

All American BOWL

AHTLETES

The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Deontay Greenberry, WR 6’3” 187 Fresno, CA Washington Union High School

S couting R eport : Greenberry is a big, muscular, super-fast, and talented receiver who is as good at going up and getting the ball as anyone in the country. He certainly has the elite speed the college scouts are looking for in a big receiver. He already knows how to use his body to 5 shield the defensive back and make the tough grab. He can also make the difficult, over the shoulder catch look routine, and has consistently shown the ability to get in and out of his cuts quickly, catch the ball with his hands and in stride.

On The Field: Greenberry was named 2010 second-team All-State.

O ff The Field: He finished high school with a GPA of 3.33. His college academic areas of interest include mechanical engineering and communications.

College: Notre Dame

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Zach Hemmila, OG 6’3” 275

Chandler, AZ Chandler High School

Scouting Report: Zach shows the versatility the college scouts love to see. He has quickness, speed, arm strength, power, the ability to block effectively downfield, pull and trap, and exceptionally quick hands. Has the frame to weigh 320 in college and the talent to play anywhere along the line.

On The Field: He was a 2010 firstteam All-State selection.

O ff The Field : Hemmila has a 3.3 GPA. College academic areas of interest include business, and engineering. Zach enjoys reading to children at local schools.

College: Arizona

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Todd Gurley II, RB 6’1” 210

Tarboro, NC Tarboro High School

S couting R eport : One of the better running back prospects in the Carolinas, Gurley is a track star who is also good at football. He has a straight up and down running style, great burst, vision, and shows good running instincts. He can quickly get to the perimeter to cause damage on the outside and is big enough to be effective between the tackles.

5 On The Field: Gurley was a 2010 AllConference and All-State selection.

His proudest athletic accomplishment is winning back-to-back state championships and being named MVP. As a junior, he ran 148 times for 1,457 yards and 27 touchdowns. He also tallied one receiving score, two kickoff return touchdowns, and 81 tackles on defense.

Off The Field: Gurley is a junior and senior class rep. He is interested in studying business management, risk management, and social work.

Todd volunteers his time at a shelter.

College: Undecided

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Zachary Hoffpauir, S 5’11” 195

Glendale, AZ Centennial High School

Scouting Report: Zach is a solidly

built DB who can turn his hips, and shows good overall movement skills.

He can accelerate quickly, displays good route recognition, and is more than willing to support against the run. Works hard at improving his game, he plays every play like it’s his last, and is as physical as they come.

5 On The Field: In 2010, he was AllState, and the West Valley Player of the Year.

Off The Field: Hoffpauir has a 3.78 GPA. College academic areas of interest include sports medicine, science, and politics. He also volunteers with the Salvation Army, and helps with a church Christmas festival.

College: UC, Berkeley

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Jaxon Hood, DL 6’1” 280

Chandler, AZ Hamilton High School

Scouting Report: Jaxon is a big and

powerful defensive lineman. Shows great quickness off the ball, strong hands, and can split the double team.

Very tough to run up the middle on because he takes up space, using his agility to close on runners. He does a great job of using his strength to fend off blockers and make a play. His increasing ability to rush the passer makes him an attractive prospect.

On The Field: He had 13 sacks in 2011, and was named All-Arizona Defensive Player of the Year.

Off The Field: Jaxon has worked with Serving the Homeless, and participated in Read America Read. His dad, Eric Swan, played in the NFL with Arizona and Carolina. College academic areas of interest include business, education, and medicine.

College: Undecided

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Jesse James, TE/DE 6’7” 250

Glassport, PA South Allegheny High School

18 the 2010 All-State team.

S couting R eport : Rarely do you see someone close to 6’8” who runs the way James does. The word here is potential. In fact, with his height, long arms and growth potential he can become one of the better tight ends, or a talented left tackle in college.

Regardless of his position, you can count on his size and athletic ability.

James will dominate.

On The Field: James was named to

Off The Field: He has a 3.2 GPA in high school. His college academic

area of interest is kinesiology.

College: Penn State

Bart Houston, QB 6’4” 205

San Ramone, CA DaLasalle High School Scouting

R e p o r t : Houston impresses with his poise, leadership skills, pocket presence, and arm strength. His accuracy is uncanny, even when under pressure. He shows good escapability, but prefers the pocket, and is a tough, very active passer who shows mobility and smarts. Houston can take a hit and 5 presents good throwing mechanics and a coolness under pressure rarely seen at the high school level.

On The Field: Houston was named the 2010 California Junior Player of the Year, and selected to the Cal-Hi Sports All-State team. As a junior, he completed 66.7 percent of his passes and threw for 1,922 yards, with 20 touchdowns against just four interceptions. He also rushed for 11 scores.

Off The Field: He has a 3.4 GPA and became an Eagle Scout in 2010.

Houston is interested in studying engineering and business. He worked on the collection project for the Oakland YMCA. College: Wisconsin

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Alex Kozan, OT, OG, C 6’4” 295

Castle Rock, CO Valor Christian High School

Scouting Report: Alex is a super

technician who never forgets an assignment. A strong and quick left tackle, he can bend his knees and move his feet. Rarely caught out of position, he shows the ability to slide and cut off edge rushers. Kozan can redirect quickly, and is the leader of 5 an exceptionally good offense. Alex has what it takes to play LT or OG in college.

On The Field: He was selected first-team All-State and All-Conference.

Off The Field: He has a 3.8 GPA. College academic areas of interest include marketing, finance, and economics. Alex has volunteered at a Down syndrome football camp, and has also helped build a park.

College: Undecided

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Quanzell Lambert, LB 6’2” 244

Sicklerville, NJ Timbercreek High School

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S couting R eport : Lambert is a linebacker with great range and speed to the ball, and he’s tough and physical. He f lows fast, can break down in coverage and make plays, pursues hard, and is a solid tackler.

He does a great job of slipping blocks and flowing to the ball. Lambert is rarely caught off his feet, and is as athletic as they come. Had eight sacks and 115 tackles as a junior.

On The Field: Lambert was named

to the 2010 All-Conference team.

Off The Field: Lambert earned first honors all four years of high school and finished with a 3.3 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and aerospace engineering. Quanzell volunteers as a Big Brother.

College: Undecided

Andre McDonald, WR 6’3” 200

North Plymouth, MN Hopkins High School S co u t i n g

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Mercer Island, WA Mercer Island High School

Scouting Report: Lindquist proved

to be a true dual-threat who can beat you with his arm and legs. His talent allows him to extend the play even when under pressure. He does a great job of avoiding the rush, and when flushed out of the pocket, he’s deadly accurate while throwing on the run. As a runner, he has excellent quickness, strength, 5 and balance. He has demonstrated the arm strength to throw the deep out with authority and also the ability to thread the needle. He’s the most explosive offensive player in the state of Washington.

On The Field: Lindquist was named a 2010 Super Seven top 7 quarterback in the country, and Mercer Island High School Offensive Player of the Year.

Had 18 rushing touchdowns and 15 passing touchdowns as a junior.

Off The Field: He has a GPA of 3.67 in high school. His college academic areas of interest include accounting, marketing, and finance. Jeff has racked up over 400 hours of volunteer service, including building homes for the homeless in Mexico, and working at a food bank.

College: Washington

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Jaydon Mickens, Athlete 5’8” 170 Los Angeles, CA Dorsey High School

Report:

McDonald can really stretch a defense. As a tall receiver, he is able to take advantage of mismatches and can get up and catch the ball at its highest point. He is also not afraid to battle in traffic and shows the burst coming out of his routes to gain separation. McDonald does a great job of tracking the ball over his shoulder and can create after the catch.

He is a superior talent who is physical with excellent balance and burst. To top things off, he’s a dynamic downfield blocker and has proven to be one of the most difficult players to tackle in the Midwest.

On The Field: He was named 2010 All-State, All-Conference, and AllMetro. McDonald finished his senior season (2011) with 17 touchdowns and 1,253 yards.

Off The Field: His college academic areas of interest include education, business, and sports medicine. Andre has served food at a shelter, and spent time with younger football players.

College: Vanderbilt

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Jeff Lindquist, QB 6’3” 225

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Scouting Report: Mickens is a dual prospect at wide receiver/defensive back and kick returner. He shows the speed, quickness, hands, and burst needed to become an impact wide receiver at the next level. He uses his quick feet, agility, and burst to consistently run precise routes, he’s explosive off the ball, and accelerates to full speed in the wink of an eye while showing consistent hands.

On The Field: He was named to the

2010 All-League team.

Off The Field: Mickens has a GPA of 3.0 in high school. His college academic area of interest is communications.

College: USC

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Marshall Morgan, K/P 6’3” 195 Coral Springs, FL American Heritage

S couting R eport : Morgan has a

booming leg, is very accurate from 45 yards in, and to top it off, he gets great hang time on his punts. He is an all-around kicker-punter with a remarkable leg.

O n The Field : Morgan ranks as the nation’s #1 place-kicker, and was named 2010 first-team All-State, first5 team All-County, and team MVP. Off The Field: He has a 4.2 GPA and was named to the Principal’s Honor Roll all four years of high school. His college academic areas of interest include business, sports management, and public relations. Marshall volunteers with Operation Rice Bowl, and Support Our Troops.

College: Georgia

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Skyler Mornhinweg, QB 6’3” 215

Philadelphia, PA St. Joseph’s Prep High School

Scouting Report: He impresses you

with his arm strength, poise, smarts, and overall game. You can tell he’s the son of a coach. In Phoenix last December, he impressed with his quick setup and even quicker release.

Shows great poise and field vision, not a sprinter but he can escape the rush and buy time with his feet. A winner with a great attitude.

O n The Field : As a sophomore, Mornhinweg completed 98 of 204 passes for 1,543 yards and 18 touchdowns. He also carried the ball 76 times for 362 yards and five more scores. On defense, he had an interception and a fumble return for a touchdown from his free safety position.

College: Undecided

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Wayne Morgan, DB 5’11” 188

Brooklyn, NY Erasmus Hall Campus

S couting Report : Morgan shows college scouts what they need to see in a cover corner. He’s one of the fastest players in the state of New York, showing quick feet and a compact and efficient backpedal. He also reads quarterbacks well, closes quickly on the ball, and shows good recovery speed. He has the kind of speed that will allow him to run with any of the nation’s top wide receiver prospects.

On The Field: Morgan was named to the 2010 All-State and All-City teams. As a junior he recorded 40 tackles and one interception. He also ran for 790 yards and 11 touchdowns and passed for 500 more yards with three scores.

Off The Field: He was named to the Honor Roll in his first three years of high school and is interested in studying business and education in college. Wayne has participated in walks to benefit both breast cancer and AIDS research.

College: Undecided

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Avery Moss, DL 6’4” 245

Tempe, AZ Corona Del Sol High School

S couting R eport : Coming on

strong as one of the top defensive players in the state of Arizona. He looks like a basketball player playing football at times but has what it takes to become a remarkable pass rushing end. Has huge hands, loves physical contact, shows a great burst, and just 5 needs to add weight and strength, and then look out. Has the length that the college scouts like to see in pass rushing DE and he’s a motivated, physical ball player.

On The Field: Missed most of his junior year with a broken wrist but still managed to be named HM All-region after making 12 tackles and 2.5 sacks.

College: Undecided

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Brandon Napoleon, Athlete 6’0” 175 Rahway, NJ Saint Peter’s Prep

Hardy Nickerson Jr, LB 6’1” 220 Oakland, CA Bishop O’Dowd High School

S couting R eport : Napoleon was

recruited at West Virginia as an athlete. His quickness from the quarterback spot drove defenses crazy. He also excelled in the defensive secondary because of his speed and nose for the ball. He definitely has the talent and athleticism to play at the next level.

5 On The Field: Napoleon was named to All-County, All-Area, and AllConference squads in 2010.

Off The Field: Napoleon’s college academic areas of interest include communications, sports medicine, and business. Brandon volunteers with a food kitchen and a homeless shelter.

College: West Virginia

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Mario Ojemudia, LB/DE 6’3” 220

Farmington Hills, MI Harrison High School

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S co u t i n g R e p o r t : Ojemudia is a superior edge rusher who is aggressive, instinctive, and quick footed, with a nose for the ball. He is quick enough to give blockers headaches. He also shows very strong hands, which allows him to quickly disengage and head up field, but once he draws a beat on a quarterback it’s all over. He shoots gaps like no one’s business, consistently makes plays in the opposition’s backfield, and

refuses to stay blocked.

On The Field: Ojemudia finished his junior season (2010) with 74 unassisted tackles, 29 assisted tackles, 6 sacks, and 2 fumble recoveries.

He was named a 2010 All American.

Off The Field: He has a 3.2 GPA. His college academic areas of interest include engineering, business, and medicine. Mario enjoys mentoring and coaching football players.

College: Michigan

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Scouting Report: Nickerson shows good awareness and his coach calls him a difference maker with his playmaking ability. He shows great range, and has a good frame, tenacity, aggressiveness, and smarts. Rarely caught out of position, he has the athletic ability to quickly re-direct, 5 plays off blocks well, and is a sure tackler.

O n The Field: Nickerson Jr. was named to 2010 All-League first team, All-East Bay third team, and AllMetro. He was Hayward Area Athletic League Defensive Player of the Year. Had 116 tackles as a junior.

Off The Field: He has a 3.7 GPA, and has been named to the Honor Roll all four years. His college academic areas of interest include business, economics, and engineering. Hardy has helped restore a home damaged by hurricane Katrina, and has served food to the homeless. He is the son of former NFL All-Pro linebacker Hardy Nickerson Sr. College: UC Berkeley

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Teko Powell, DL 6’3” 258

Miami, FL Miami Northland High School

S couting Report : He excels as a run stuffer and can also chase and close on swift QB’s from behind. A good combination of strength, speed, and determination, he has a tenacious side that a bunch of other prospects don’t carry. On the snap of the ball, his aggressive nature turns up a 5 notch and he relinquishes his speed, power, and determination upon his opponent.

On The Field: As a junior, he was All-County second team. In 2011, he had 95 tackles, 14 sacks and one fumble recovery.

Off The Field: College academic areas of interest include engineering, and sports administration.

College: Louisville

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Deaysean Rippy, LB 6’2 205

McKees Rocks, PA Sto/Rox High School

S couting R eport : The #1 ILB prospect in the state of PA. Deaysean is a defender who attacks the ball, is fast and quick with excellent instincts.

He can also turn and run effectively to cover tight ends. He certainly has the burst that you’re looking for in an LB, with good lateral speed and range. A key to his game is that he always gives 5 great effort and plays hard until the whistle.

On The Field: In 2010, he was firstteam All-Conference, and named the Class A Big-Seven Conference Player of the Year.

Off The Field: He has a 3.0 GPA. College academic areas of interest include communications, criminal law, political science, and sports management. He has also helped with tornado disaster relief.

College: Undecided

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D.J. Singleton, DB 6’3” 190

Union, NJ Saint Peter’s Prep

Tee Shepard, CB 6’1” 180

Fresno, CA Central High School

S couting R epor t : Shepard is

2 years in high school.

College: Notre Dame

Anthony Standifer, DB 6’1” 180 Crete, IL Crete Monee High School

Scouting Report: Singleton shows

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excellent speed to the ball, agility, body control, and instincts. He can break down in space and make plays.

Rarely caught out of position, he’s a free ranging defensive back who hits like a tank. Very competitive, Singleton can quickly square up and drive ball carriers into the ground.

He’s known for his hard-hitting style of play.

On The Field: He was named to the

2010 All-State team.

Off The Field: His college academic area of interest is sports medicine.

In his spare time, he befriends and feeds the homeless.

College: Wisconsin

a natural DB with quick feet and balance. He can turn his hips, redirect quickly, and is a solid manto-man defender. He plays the game with a lot of confidence, showing very good knowledge of the game and good football instincts. Tee is an exceptionally instinctive two-way player who shows great hands and outstanding open field moves at WR. On The Field: Named MVP all four

Scouting Report: Standifer is the #1

defensive back prospect in the state of Illinois and one of the nation’s finest.

He shows the length, long arms, quick hands, and natural ball skills needed to become an All-American. Standifer shows terrific body control, loose hips, and the ability to turn and run 5 with the swiftest receivers.

On The Field: He was named 2010 All-Conference, and All-Area. His proudest athletic accomplishment to date is being recognized as the #1 defensive back in Illinois, and receiving more than 20 D-I scholarships.

Off The Field: He has made Honor Roll the first three years of high school. His cousin Mike LeShoure plays for the Detroit Lions. His college academic areas of interest include sports administration, marketing, and sports medicine. Anthony is a junior coach for New Lenox football, and mentors neighborhood kids.

College: Michigan

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Ronnie Stanley, OT 6’6” 285

Las Vegas, NV Bishop Gorman

Scouting Report: The #1 prospect in the state of Nevada and one of the country’s finest tackle prospects.

Stanley shows excellent quickness, speed, length, agility, and heart.

A very determined tackle, he has exceptionally long arms and a very quick first step. Stanley has proven to be more of an impact player than 5 anyone else on the field.

On The Field: Named to 2010 AllState and All-Conference squads.

Off The Field: Has a 3.2 GPA in high school, and was invited by Student Ambassadors of America to Australia in 2008 and to Asia in 2009. His college academic areas of interest include international business, finance, and engineering. Ronnie has fed the homeless, helped with Operation Shoebox, and assisted underprivileged kids through the Tiger Woods Foundation.

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Conrad Ukropina, Punter 6’1” 168 Los Angeles, CA Loyola High School

Scouting Report: Conrad will be a good catch for schools at the next level because of his powerful and accurate foot. He can both punt and kick for most Division I schools.

O n The Field: In 2011, Ukropina was named first-team All League and special teams Player of the Year.

Off The Field: He has a 4.35 GPA. 5 College academic areas of interest include business entrepreneurship, and economics. He’s an Eagle Scout who volunteers with AbilityFirst, and Hillsides Foster Home.

College: Undecided

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Freddie Tagaloa, OL 6’8” 330

Vallejo, CA Salesian High School

S couting R eport : Tagaloa is an

outstanding run blocker, has an aggressive style of play, is very athletic, and shows good hand placement and technique. He also has an excellent punch and shows the athletic ability to slide and mirror, and cut off speed rushers. A powerhouse of a tackle, he dominates the point of attack and 5 is quick enough to effectively block linebackers on the second level.

On The Field: Tagaloa was named to 2010 first-team All-State and All-League squads.

Off The Field: He has been on the Honor Roll all four years of high school. His college academic areas of interest include business and civil engineering. Freddie helps out at a local elementary school, and participates in community clean-up efforts.

College: Undecided

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Jordan Watkins, DT/OG 6’5” 265 Decatur, GA Woodward Academy

S couting R eport : Watkins gets

off the ball quickly, shows good pass rush moves, and has a relentless style of play. He has proven to be an exceptional short-area run defender at the point of attack. Jordan consistently beats blockers, shows decent strength and a low base that allows him to hold his ground. A motivated player, both on the field and in the classroom, he is a team leader with great work habits.

On The Field: Watkins finished his junior season with 61 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, and five sacks. He was honorable mention All-State.

Off The Field: He has a 3.7 GPA, and plans to major in broadcast journalism or communications. Jordan has worked at an emergency shelter for women and children, and also participated in a hunger walk.

College: Stanford

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Josh Weeks, WR 6’4” 190

Show Low, AZ Show Low High School

S cou t i n g R e p o r t : Josh is a deceptively quick WR who is a smooth strider with nice hands, runs with good balance, does a great job of catching the ball in traffic, and shows some elusive moves after the catch. He gets off the line quickly into his routes, and can accelerate to full speed in just a few steps.

O n The Field : Weeks is an AllArizona and MaxPreps All-America first-team wide receiver.

Off The Field: He has a 4.0 GPA, and has been on the Honor Roll all four years of high school. College academic areas of interest include sports apparel design, athletic training, and broadcasting. Josh spends some of his time volunteering at a camp for developmentally disabled adults, and working on Eagle Scout projects.

College: Brigham Young

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Javon Williams, WR 6’5” 175

Chandler, AZ Chandler High School

Scouting Report : One of the top wide receiver prospects on the West Coast. He has a huge frame, with good leaping ability that enables him to be a red zone standout. He has above average speed and is not afraid to go across the middle. With a bulked up upper body, his future is ahead of him.

5 O n The Field: In 2011, he caught 33 passes for 923 yards and seven touchdowns. Javon was named second-team All-State, and received All-Region and All-Section honors.

In 2010, he was second in Arizona in the 400m.

Off The Field: He loves to play basketball, and work with younger children in his community. College academic areas of interest include psychology, business law and communications.

College: Undecided

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Kenderius Whitehead, LB 6’5” 210

Ellenwood, GA Martin Luther King High School

S cou t ing R e p or t : Kenderius shows the speed and quickness off the edge that the college scouts like.

He demonstrates the ability to bend off the edge and explode into the backfield. Whitehead shows very quick hands and the ability to play off blocks and find the ball. He has impressed everyone with his hustle, desire, and aggressive style of play.

On The Field: Whitehead was AllRegion in 2010, and a four-time player of the week winner in 2011.

Off The Field: He has a 3.00 GPA, and in 2009 was named student of the year. College academic areas of interest include computer science, business & marketing, and business management. He also spends time working in a lab as a blood drive assistant. Family member, Quentin Moses, plays for the Miami Dolphins.

College: Undecided

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Jonathan Williams, RB 5’11” 205 Allen, TX Allen High School

S couting Report : He has all the

tools to become a go-to back in major college ball. Area coaches call him a tough tackle that can run over defenders and do it on a consistent basis. He’s also excellent in short yardage situations; he’s perfectly suited for any kind of offense, and should become an instant threat as a 5 freshman in college.

O n The Field: In 2010, Williams rushed for 2,078 yards and scored 19 TDs. He is a two-time All-District first-team performer.

Off The Field: He has a 3.47 GPA, and participates in the Reading With Eagles program. College academic areas of interest include business and journalism. Jonathan has spent four years volunteering with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

College: Arkansas

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The Semper Fidelis All-American BOWL Vontrell Williams, DL 6’2 275

Chicago, IL Mt. Carmel High School

Scouting Report: Williams plays

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both DE and DT and does a great job of defeating one-on-one blocks, can split and more than handle doubleteams, and really improved by leaps and bounds as a pass rusher during the 2010 season. He shows good foot speed, shoots gaps, and can make plays in the backfield. He certainly displays pass rushing ability, and is an excellent all-around athlete. He’s strong and powerful and could wind

up playing inside in college.

On The Field: In 2010 he had 40 tackles and 15 sacks.

Off The Field: College academic area of interest includes business

administration.

College: Illinois

Tim Wright, RB 5’10” 185

Texas City, TX La Marque High School

S couting R eport : A good back

in a very good league. On film, Tim is patient, waits for his blocks, and shows good agility and burst. More of a straight-line runner who can lower his shoulders and make defenders pay for the tackle, he gets significant yards after contact. He does a good job of running through arm tackles, keeps his pads low, and can accelerate when turning the corner.

On The Field: In 2010, he was firstteam All-State, All-District, All-County, and rushed for 2,400 yards and 33 touchdowns.

Off The Field: Wright has been a youth league student volunteer coach. College academic area of interest is business administration.

Tim is also a youth football mentor.

College: Undecided

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PLAYER PROFILE A FAMILY ON AND OFF THE FIELD

When Shannon Messick convinced Courtnye Wynn to play football, he wound up with more than a great player. He also got a son.

Christian High School Assistant Football Coach Shannon Messick and his wife Alison are no strangers to service. Shannon, who is an Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran, spent two decades in the Marine Corps as a NonCommissioned Officer, and Alison was a sergeant from 1990 to 1995.

In 2000, while overseas in Okinawa, Japan, the Messicks were approached about adopting a young Japanese boy named Eli, and they didn’t hesitate. “It’s something we’ve always believed in, which was instilled in us while we served—to take care of those who need it,” says Shannon Messick. “Three weeks after agreeing to adopt Eli, he was in my home. Years later, coming to the end of my career, my wife and I talked about adopting again, this time someone older.”

The Messicks would follow through on that decision, and as a result, Courtnye Wynn, Norfolk Christian’s star defensive lineman, became a member of their family, 10 years after Eli did. The story of how the Messicks and Wynn wound up sharing home and heart is slightly more complex, though, and starts, curiously enough, with volleyball.

During a break in Norfolk Christian football practice in 2008, Messick had darted inside the school when, in walking past the gym, he saw, “this enormous kid playing volleyball.”

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That kid was Wynn, then a freshman, who was large, but also incredibly athletic. After watching Wynn play, the first thing Messick wanted to know was why he wasn’t out on the gridiron.

Wynn, who was living with his grandmother at the time, explained that he wasn’t allowed to play football and that he preferred basketball anyway.

“I told him that he looked like a football player to me,” Messick says. “But at the time, there was nothing I could do to get him out on the football field. Fortunately, we’re a small school and all the coaches are asked to serve as mentors, so I was able to keep an eye on him. Every time I saw him I kept reminding him that he had a great frame and would be a dominant football player.”

Even though he wasn’t playing football yet, Wynn says he felt an instant connection with Messick.

“I grew up on Oak Hill Avenue in Baltimore, and that’s a pretty rough area of Maryland,” Wynn says. “He’d lived in a part of Virginia that was a predominately white neighborhood. But that didn’t matter—I felt that I could talk to him about anything.”

After a year, Messick was finally able to get Wynn on the football field, although some trouble at home and the then-sophomore’s raw play meant he wasn’t playing a lot. Despite this, Messick and Wynn drew closer as the year progressed. “I would often drive Courtnye home after practice,” Messick says. “He started swinging by my house for dinner. Eventually, he began spending the weekends with me and my family.”

Wynn grew close with Alison and their three children, Jacob, Eli, and Michaela, and that summer, when it looked like Wynn might have to move back to Baltimore to live with his mother, the Messicks took the first step toward making Wynn an official member of their family. “I did not want to see Courtnye return to Baltimore, and

I don’t think he did either,” Messick says. “His grandmother granted us power of attorney. Not long after that, he asked if he could stay with us permanently.”

The Messicks became Wynn’s legal guardians in January 2010. “[Coach Messick] always told me that if I needed a place to stay, he would be there for me,” Wynn says. “He was my favorite coach and I looked up to him. And really I’d always felt that we had a father-son bond.”

“It sounds cliché to say, but it’s a lot like the movie ‘The Blind Side,’” Messick says.

“Sometimes, there’s some good-natured ribbing about that.”

Messick’s military background strongly influenced his relationship with Wynn, both on and off the field. “A highly-functional combat platoon is very similar to an 11-man defense,” Messick says. “There’s a high level of discipline and there’s an emphasis on working together, which we stress as a staff. At home, Courtnye really hadn’t had that sort of discipline before, but we’ve set some parameters and he’s really flourished from it.

“Part of the Marine Corps ethos is about setting boundaries and giving people enough room to fail but then building them up constructively,” Messick continues. “I’ve trained Marines for a long time, many of them similar to Courtnye in that they were very athletic, alpha males who didn’t have a strong male presence in their lives growing up. And just like them, I think giving Courtnye that structure and discipline has allowed him to learn and grow.”

The move to a more highly-structured environment took Wynn some getting used to.

“It was strict at first, but having three younger siblings in the house made it easier to adapt,” he admits.

“More than my approach, it was Courtnye’s willingness to learn and behave that made the transition easier,” Messick says. “He learned that quickly and really benefited from it.”

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PLAYER PROFILE And just because Wynn and Messick were sharing a roof doesn’t mean the coach went any easier on his son on the field. “Oh man, I did not have it easy,” Wynn laughs. “I think I got it worse than anyone else.”

“Courtnye really hadn’t had that sort of discipline before, but we’ve set some parameters and he’s really flourished from it.”

Messick shares a chuckle at that too. “I know what Courtnye’s talking about,” he says. “I do push him hard, and I know that to get the best performance out of him, sometimes I have to tick him off. But we’ve got a great relationship.”

“A lot of times, when you visit a school, they try to downplay the academic side of the equation, and make it seem like it will be easy for you to do well,” Wynn continues. “It’s almost like they don’t tell you how it really is. But I didn’t want to breeze through. Between my parents and Norfolk Christian, I’ve been getting pushed academically for years, and I know I’m going to be pushed at Virginia, too.”

The smooth transition wasn’t just important to Wynn for football reasons. The fact that the Messick’s were granted power of attorney the summer before Wynn’s junior year meant that he was going to be going through a major life change at one of the most critical junctures in a high school student’s academic career. But rather than be a hindrance, the change actually spurned the already bright Wynn to even greater academic heights thanks to Shannon and Alison, whom he affectionately calls “Mom” and “Dad.”

The Messicks took another step to ensure that Wynn’s college visits focused on the academic side of the equation: For several trips, including the one to Virginia, it was Alison, not Shannon (himself a former athlete), who accompanied Wynn. “I’ve got relationships with head coaches all over the country, especially on the East Coast,” Messick says. “When a high school coach comes on a visit, sometimes the college coach will pay more attention to the coach than the player.

I didn’t want that to happen, so Courtnye went with my wife. She was able to ask tough academic questions.”

“Norfolk Christian is the kind of school that emphasizes academics over athletics, so I have always taken my studies seriously,” Wynn says.

“But Mom really pushed me to a higher level.

She’s going back to school right now and seeing her going through that at the same time was great.

She’s the reason my GPA has risen significantly.”

Messick agrees. “My wife is still a Marine at heart and she doesn’t play when it comes to grades, so Courtnye’s become even more focused in school,” he says.

Wynn’s attention to academics played a significant role in his eventual commitment to the University of Virginia, where he plans to study media technology with a goal of getting into broadcasting. “When I was looking at schools to attend, one of the things that jumped

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out to me about Virginia was that it’s consistently been rated one of the top schools academically in the country,” he says. “And when I went on my official visit there and met with the academic support staff, they made it clear to me that I was going to be challenged academically there.

While he takes his studies seriously, Wynn’s equally as focused on the field. And despite only playing the game for three years, he’s become a force on the defensive line. In his junior year, he racked up 105 tackles, 31 of which went for a loss, and 10 sacks.

His senior season was even better. Wynn played both ways and was named to All-Conference teams as an offensive and defensive lineman.

He racked up 14 sacks, forced three fumbles, and deflected eight passes. “Courtnye’s made significant strides on the field, and he’s only going to get better the more he learns,” Messick says. “A lot of the things he’s now getting the hang of, other kids learned playing Pop Warner, so we’re making up some ground. But he’s studying film and getting better all the time.”

This past year, Wynn’s role expanded as he was named a team captain for a squad that rebounded from some early season struggles to make a run to the state finals. “I loved this team,” Wynn says. “It took us a few weeks to gel, but we rallied around each other, and I could see the guys grow throughout the year. We got better as the year went on.”

Now, Wynn is ready to make his mark at the college level. “I’m really anxious to get out there and do the best I can for the coaches who recruited me and had my back throughout this whole process,” he says. “I want to prove to them they didn’t waste a scholarship on me.”

When the postseason all-star games came calling, Messick was touched that Wynn chose the Semper Fidelis Bowl as a nod to everything his new

family has done. “Courtnye’s always been very proud about our time in the Marines,” Messick says. “He had his choice of several bowls, and he chose this one because he knew how much it meant to us, and how our service influenced us.”

As he prepares for his son to head to Virginia, Messick ref lects on Wynn’s amazing journey. “I couldn’t be more proud of Courtnye,” he says.

“All he needed was an opportunity, and while my family opened the door, he was the one who did all the work and got himself to this point. He’s a success story.” .

“I’ve trained Marines for a long time ... And just like them, I think giving Courtnye that structure and discipline has allowed him to learn and grow.”

Wynn’s selection to the Semper Fidelis Bowl Game has special meaning because of how much the Marine Corps means to his family.

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GIVING BACK Bowl Participants Excel off the Field Each of the 100 participants at the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl is an elite athlete who excels at his position on the gridiron. But when these players aren’t playing football, they’re also making a difference in their own communities—and beyond.

While each of the players was chosen to participate in the Bowl by virtue of their abilities on the field, additional consideration was given to the player’s character, academics, and attitudes that most reflect the United States Marine Corps values of honor, courage, and commitment.

Here’s a sampling of some of the great work these exceptional athletes have done away from the field.

Walker Williams, an offensive lineman from Tacoma (Wash.) Baptist High School, has been very involved with volunteer work in his community. With the help of his mother, he has organized clothing drives for a local mission.

Each year, the drive focuses on one clothing item, such as socks or jackets, for people to donate.

“My mother and I were the ones who helped get it off the ground the first year, but everyone in the school participates,” Williams says.

“We contacted the mission to say we wanted to participate in a clothing drive, put up a few signs around the school, and set up a big bin for people to donate clothing. After three or four weeks, we took that bin to the mission.

“Our football team usually does at least one community service project a year,” he continues. “We had already done something, but this was relatively easy to do and was going to make such a big impact, we decided to go ahead and do this as well.”

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season, players visited the hospital to speak to and play with the children there.

“The hospital loves to have people come and visit with the kids,” Williams says. “It is a lot of fun. There are a lot of cool kids there. It’s always great to be able to help make someone else’s day better.”

Williams and his teammates do various activities at the hospital, ranging from arts and crafts with the younger kids—“You end up getting glitter all over yourself,” he says—to simply being someone to talk to and share a conversation with. “Helping out there puts a good perspective on things,” Williams says.

“One of the girls I talked to had to have major back surgery, and the doctors weren’t quite sure yet if she was going to be able to walk again.

It’s one of those things where you realize how blessed you are to be able to play a sport like football and be active.”

David Thompson, a quarterback from Westminster Christian School in Palmetto Bay, Fla., has taken his efforts to communities around the world. Thompson’s grandfather was born and raised in Cuba and started a missionary organization that helps churches in Cuba and across Latin America. His grandfather recently passed away, but Thompson and his father, who now runs the mission, were able to accompany him on his last trip to Cuba.

“I had heard that a lot of churches in Cuba have baseball teams, but many of them hardly had any equipment or uniforms,” Thompson says. “So, before we went, I was able to get my school to donate used Westminster Christian uniforms that seemed almost like new. Then we collected used baseball equipment and gear. It all added up to over 800 pounds of baseball equipment.

“One of the greatest things I’ve been able to do is give away all those uniforms and equipment,” he continues. “One baseball or one bat seemed like it meant so much—they were so excited and thankful. Then, we were able to give complete sets of uniforms to several church teams that didn’t have anything.”

Thompson has also traveled to Bolivia to help children in orphanages, volunteered time at a shelter for families living in the streets, and been on mission trips to Mexico and Costa Rica.

“Bolivia was pretty sad, but also exciting to be a little bit of help,” he says. “It’s been natural for me to go on these mission trips since it’s such a big part of my family. Each time I’ve gone, I feel so blessed to live in America and to have my family. I have seen how difficult life is for so

many people. They struggle for everything. In comparison, my life has been so easy. I know any of them would like to trade places with me in an instant.

“But even with their struggles, they seem to be able to smile and be positive,” he continues. “In some small way, I hope I have been able to be of encouragement and help. It is a real privilege to be able to give back.”

Another quarterback, Jeff Lindquist of Mercer Island (Wash.) High School, has also traveled abroad to give back. Each of the last two years, Lindquist has spent his spring break in Tijuana, Mexico, building houses. He’ll do the same thing again this year.

Westminster Christian School quarterback David Thompson, back right, traveled to Cuba with his father and grandfather to donate baseball equipment and uniforms to local churches.

Westminster Christian School quarterback David Thompson, back right, traveled to Cuba with his father and grandfather to donate baseball equipment and uniforms to local churches.

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GIVING BACK “The experience made me realize how lucky I am,” Lindquist says. “Going down there, it’s easy to see that we have a lot to be thankful for.

Helping out a family and community in need definitely made me feel good. I’ve been pretty blessed in my life so far, so it’s important to give back.

program that a couple kids got together,” he says.

“In every single classroom, the teachers gave out the little rice bowls, and after a week they would collect them and give extra credit to the kids if they brought it back with money in it. Then that money was sent to people in need in other countries.”

“I also have a lot of fun doing it,” he continues.

“I met a little boy named Angel down there, who I hung out with the whole week and became pretty good friends with. That was the icing on the cake.”

Alex Kozan, an offensive lineman from Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo., has also participated in numerous volunteer activities. Through Boy Scouts, he has helped build parks and hiking trails in his community, and he also volunteers for NPO, which donates medical supplies to countries in need of them.

Mercer Island (Wash.) High School quarterback Jeff Lindquist traveled to Tijuana, Mexico, each of the past two springs to help build houses. He also made some friends, including Angel, shown here.

For Marshall Morgan, a kicker from American Heritage School in Plantation, Fla., his work is very personal.

Morgan’s brother, Zachary, is a Sergeant in the United States Army and has served in Iraq, so getting involved with Support Our Troops, an organization that sends care packages to military personnel stationed overseas, has a special meaning.

“My brother was definitely the motivation behind getting involved,” Morgan says. “One of my teachers is the chaperone for the program. She’s in the classroom every day after school, and we’ll go in there and put together packages to send to the troops. We’ll pack toothbrushes, deodorant, board games, and stuff like that to send them.”

Morgan has also been involved in his school’s Operation Rice Bowl drive, which raises money for people around the globe who are in need. “It was a big

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But perhaps the activity that gives him the most joy is his volunteer work at a football camp for children with Down syndrome. “I teach kids with Down syndrome about the game and teach them basic techniques,” Kozan says. “The joy and passion that I see in them is what inspires me. I chose to get involved in these activities because there are a lot of people out there who aren’t as blessed as me and they need help.”

Here are some other players who have done great work as volunteers: Vince Ascolese: over 200 hours of community service for PGA Barclays Golf events, 2010 Heisman Trophy Student-Athlete Community Service at Marriott Marquis Times Square New York, Bergen County Humane Enforcement and Jersey Animal Coalition Shelter Essex County (no- kill shelter).

Michael Barton: volunteers at St. Anthony’s Dining Hall.

Cory Batey: volunteers by feeding the homeless and tutoring.

Paul Boyette Jr.: has coached young kids at F.A.S.T. camp (non-profit youth sports organization) and is president of his church youth group.

George Bradley: feeds the homeless, and reads to the elderly.

Matt Cochran: volunteers with Friendship Feeding Ministry and Teen Missions International.

Demetrious Cox: volunteers with Salvation Army and Zion Hill Baptist Church.

Nathan Dean: involved with Young Life and has served meals to the homeless.

John Denman: has volunteered with “Challenge Football” for disabled players.

Ryan Dillard: motivational speaker for FCA at middle and elementary schools and teaches firstgrade students.

Quay Evans: cleaned the city, helped feed the poor.

Brian Gaia: feeds and works with the homeless through Our Daily Bread and Our Lady of the Chesapeake Church.

Mark Harrell: volunteers with Camp SOAR (Special Olympics Athletic Retreat) and war veteran service with Carolina’s Freedom Foundation.

Zach Hemmila: reads to children at local schools.

Zach Hoffpauir: works at Salvation Army.

Jaxon Hood: volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and does some tutoring.

Malin Jones: volunteers with Feed My Starving Children.

Quanzell Lambert: Little Brother, Big Brother.

Max McCaffrey: volunteers with Impact Adventures, Project Bahamas, and the Denver Rescue Mission.

Philip Nelson: volunteers with Kids Against Hunger, and Toys for Tots.

Hardy Nickerson Jr.: has volunteered with New Orleans Catholic Charities, helped feed the homeless at St. Anthony’s, and helped restore a home damaged by Hurricane Katrina.

Dwayne Singleton: has talked to and fed the homeless.

Anthony Standifer: mentors neighborhood kids and has been a junior football coach.

Ronnie Stanley: has fed the homeless, worked with Project Shoebox to Africa, and helped underprivileged kids through the Tiger Woods Foundation.

Scott Starr: preaches at local churches, and coaches Little League.

Conrad Ukropina: Eagle Scout, volunteers at AbilityFirst (provides programs and services to help children and adults with disabilities reach their full potential), and Hillsides Foster Home.

Jeremy Ward: coaches youth teams and participates in community clean-up efforts.

Jordan Watkins: worked at the Hagar House for women and children and participated in a hunger walk.

Josh Weeks: Eagle Scout, volunteers at a camp for developmentally disabled adults.

Kenderius Whitehead: works in a lab as a blood drive assistant.

Maxx Williams: has participated in a food drive, a toy drive, and conservation tree planting.

Greg McMullen: volunteers with the All Star Training Club (sanctioned by Special Olympics), and soup kitchens.

Brandon Napoleon: volunteers with Campus Ministry food kitchen and homeless shelter.

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THE JUNIOR ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN GAMES

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As a prelude to the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl, 123 standout student-athletes in grades 6-8 played in the Junior Academic All-American Game on January 2 at Chase Field. Presented by Russell Athletic, the event featured a 13 & Under All-American Game and a 14 & Under All-American Game, with both games a match-up of East versus West.

The junior athletes also participated in a week of team practices, skills competitions, and other activities. All Junior Academic All-American Game athletes will be recognized at halftime of the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.

MEET THE HEAD COACHES MARK MCMILLIAN Mark McMillian was one of the top defensive backs in the NFL during his eight years in the league. Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 10th round after a standout career at the University of Alabama, he was named to the prestigious All-Madden Team as a rookie. After a brief stint as a New Orleans Saint, McMillian went to the Kansas City Chiefs where he enjoyed tremendous success under coach Marty Schottenheimer. In 1997 the 5-foot-7-inch McMillian was given the nickname “Mighty Mouse” by his teammates and fans after recording eight interceptions (tied for the NFL lead) and three defensive TDs. He also set a Chiefs franchise record for most return yards. McMillian now resides in Phoenix, Ariz., where he co-hosts a sports radio show, and co-founded the Hard Hittin Radio Foundation, which brings awareness to health issues such as autism, cancer, AIDS, and ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis).

ERNEST JONES Ernest Jones received numerous awards as an outside linebacker at the University of Oregon. He was voted defensive team captain, defensive Pac-10 player of the week, and second team All Pac-10, along with being selected to the Blue-Gray AllStar Game. Jones was drafted in the third round by the Los Angeles Rams and enjoyed a six-year career in the NFL, which also included playing for the Denver Broncos (Super Bowl XXXII Champions) and the Carolina Panthers.

Ernest retired in 1999 and now resides in Chandler, Ariz.

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JOHN BANKHEAD John Bankhead was a three-sport athlete at Chula Vista Christian High School (Calif.), where he earned CIF honors in football, basketball, and baseball.

After one year at Liberty University in Virginia, he returned to California and enrolled at Southwestern Junior College in San Diego. He was a two-year starter at Southwestern JC and received second team all-conference honors his sophomore year.

Bankhead then received a full scholarship to NCAA Division II Cal Lutheran University, and in 1988 and 1989 he led the Western Football Conference in receiving and earned first team WFC all-conference honors. Over the last several years, Bankhead has been operating Bankhead Elite Sports Training in the Inland Empire and now in San Diego County.

JOHN FONTES John Fontes served as an assistant coach in the NFL, including five years with the Detroit Lions (1992-96). During that time, he teamed up with brother Wayne Fontes, who was the Lions’ head coach, and helped the Lions to the NFL playoffs in 1993. Fontes also served as linebackers coach for the Minnesota Vikings in 2000. He also had a long and successful career as a college assistant coach, working at such prestigious programs as LSU (1987-1990), University of Miami (1986), Northwestern (1985), Oregon State (1976-80), and Iowa (1973).

13&UNDER ATHLETES

Junior Academic All-American Game

Elijah Adams Rock Hill, SC

Defensive Line

Daniel Anderson Escondido, CA

Defensive LINE

Brennan Barberich Brandon Barnes Walla Walla, WA

Linebacker

Johnny Cieplesnki Millville, NJ

Offensive Line

Charlotte, NC

Wide Receiver

Danny Clark Massillon, OH

Quarterback

Isreal Araiza Peoria, AZ

Offensive Line

Eugene Bizer

The Woodlands, TX

Linebacker

Cameron Coleman Woodland Hills, CA

Defensive Back

Tanner Atkins Brentwood, TN

Defensive Line

K ameron Bowdry St Louis, MO

Defensive Line

Robert Anthony Cooper Lilburn, GA

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13&UNDER ATHLETES All American BOWL AHTLETES Junior Academic All-American Game

K amren Curl Muskogee, OK

Running Back

Jamari Currence Rock Hill, SC

Defensive Back

Vincent-Charles Finona Reese Forest Redondo Beach, CA

Offensive Line

Nazareth Greer

Apache Junction, AZ

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The Woodlands, TX

Offensive Line

Isaac Haney Surprise, AZ

Defensive Running Back Back

Breon Dixon

Jalani Eason

Defensive Line

Wide Receiver

Lawrenceville, GA

Travis Fusich Glendale, AZ

Defensive Line

Dalton Hanna Maud, TX

Defensive Line

Los Angeles, CA

Dion Golatt, Jr.

Upper Marlboro, MD

Offensive Fullback Line

Frederick Hansard Burlington, NJ

Offensive Line

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Keevon Harris Warren, OH

Wide Receiver

Zachary K aiwi Kailua-Kona, HI

Offensive Line

Xavier Martin Humble, TX

Running BACK

Garett Hibbert Peoria, AZ

Defensive Line

Kenneth Lee Taft, OK

Linebacker

Elijah Molden West Linn, OR

DEFENSIVE BACK

Khari Jones

Philadelphia, PA

Running Back

London Lewis Decatur, GA

Offensive Line

Mozes Mooney Chula Vista, CA

Wide Receiver

Jeremy Jordan Marion, IA

Offensive Line

Noah Lopez Downey, CA

Defensive Back

Tanner Morgan Union, KY

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13&UNDER ATHLETES All American BOWL AHTLETES Junior Academic All-American Game

Rasheed Nailor Palmdale, CA

Defensive Back

Mason Nguyen Glendale, AZ

Defensive Back

Michael Isaiah Richardson C. Chase Ross Palmdale, CA

Wide Receiver

Kyle Smith

Collegeville, PA

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Walton, KY

Offensive Line

Beau Stewart

The Woodlands, TX

Linebacker

Jalen Olomua Honolulu, HI

Running Back

Carlos Sanchez Phoenix, AZ

Wide Receiver

Lindell Stone Southlake, TX

Quarterback

Kobe Paez

Scottsbluff, NE

Offensive Line

Avery Showell Mableton, GA

Defensive Back

Brimm Thompson Downey, CA

Linebacker

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Travis Tuitasi

Taron Vincent

Downey, CA

Purcellville, VA

Linebacker

Defensive Line

Aaron Wooten Stephenville, TX

Defensive Back

Aapri Washington Charlotte, NC

Defensive Back

Tyler Wells

San Bernardino, CA

Offensive Line

Bryce Youngquist

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Linebacker

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WEST COACHES

Mark McMillian

Ernest Jones

Don English Jimmy Parker Byron Evans

Darryl Johnson Isaiah Jackson Jimmy Rogers

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DaNeil Adams Rock Hill, SC

St. George, UT

Defensive Back

Defensive Line

Ean Beasley

Justin Berry

Defensive Line

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Philadelphia, PA

George Brooks Allen, TX

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Justice Alo

St. Charles, IL

Bailey Byrum Sweetwater, TN

Offensive Line

Riley Altonen

Brooklyn Park, MN

Linebacker

Josh Brady Ringgold, GA

Offensive Line

Jarryd Cabusao Carpentersville, IL

Defensive Back

Damario Armstrong Brooklyn Park, MN

Wide Receiver

Bevan Brandt Fresno, CA

Defensive Line

Andre (AJ) Collins Hacienda Heights, CA

Wide Receiver

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Matthew Crow Van Nuys, CA

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Dazzon Easterling Brooklyn Park, MN

Running Back

Jordan Fuller Westwood, NJ

Defensive Back

Seth Danley Huffman, TX

Linebacker

Beau English Stevenson, MD

Quarterback

Joshua Gordon Pflugerville, TX

Tight End

Elijah Deveaux Waxhaw, NC

Wide Receiver

Vincent Fernandez San Jose, CA

Running Back

Robert Greene Naples, FL

LineBacker

Clifton Duck Charlotte, NC

Defensive Back

Benjamin Frazier Buford, GA

Defensive Line

Blake Hall

Covington, GA

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Jordon Harris Lakewood, CA

Wide Receiver

Amani Hooker

Brooklyn Center, MN

Defensive Back

Isaac Joseph Chandler, AZ

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Blais Herman Austin, TX

Quarterback

Luke Hudson Magnolia, TX

Linebacker

John Hinojosa Pleasanton, TX

Defensive Line

Matthew Hunt Waldorf, MD

Offensive Line

Sacha Killeya-Jones Johntavius King Chapel Hill, NC

Quarterback

Mint Hill, NC

Linebacker

Daniel Holmes

Upper Marlboro, MD

Running Back

Ellison Jordan

Upper Marlboro, MD

Defensive Line

Brandon LaMarche Laguna Niguel, CA

Linebacker

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Zack Lansing

Manchester, NH

Defensive Line

Julian Mahan

Merchantville, NJ

Linebacker

Jordan McGriff Willingboro, NJ

Offensive Line

Frank Leal

Goodyear, AZ

Linebacker

Brian Manuel Charlotte, NC

Defensive Line

BobbyJoe Mendoza Fayetteville, TN

Offensive Line

Chase Lucas Chandler, AZ

Running Back

Michael Marino Blue Bell, PA

Defensive Back

Marshal Nathe Glendale, AZ

Offensive Line

Benicio Madrigal-Ries Arlington, WA

Defensive Line

James Marino Waxhaw, NC

Offensive Line

Areg Nazarian Glendale, CA

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Soni Ofahengaue South Jordan, UT

Defensive Line

Brandon Pitt Woodbridge, VA

Defensive Back

Tyson-Jay Saena Mesa, AZ

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Mark Palacios jr Helotes, TX

Offensive Line

Johnathan Pollock Orlando, FL

Linebacker

Nick Sellers Newburgh, IN

Offensive Line

Ryan Parker Rossville, GA

Linebacker

Benjamin Polsin Bartlett, IL

Defensive Back

Nathen Stinson San Diego, CA

Running Back

Dylan Phillips Franklin, TN

Defensive Line

Elijah Preston San Diego, CA

Defensive Back

Erik Swenson

Downers Grove, IL

Offensive Line

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Kellon Taylor Hyattsville, MD

Tight End

Chandler Viscardis Knoxville, TN

Defensive Back

Brennen Wooten Stephenville, TX

Alvonte Thompson Glen Burnie, MD

Skylar Thompson Buckner, MO

Running Back

Brock Wallander Temecula, CA

Quarterback

Wade Utai Kearns, UT

Defensive Line

Robert Washington Peyton Williams Charlotte, NC

Linebacker

Running Back

Cornersville, TN

Defensive Back

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WEST COACHES

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John Fontes

Gerard Lewis

Oscar Dillard

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PROVING GROUND A high-intensity skills competition showcasing 300 The following players were invited to participate in the Proving Ground National Combine, held January 2 at school juniors competing against the clock in individual skills competitions.

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Adams, Joshua WR Elk Grove, CA Pleasant Grove Allen, Austin QB Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville High School Allen IV, Calvin DL Albuquerque, NM La Cueva HS Anderson, Marcus RB KILLEEN, TX Harker Heights High School Asquini, Jack LB Arlington Heights, IL Buffalo Grove High School Bailey, Aaron QB BOLINGBROOK, IL Bolingbrook High School Bailey, Khairi DL Chicago, IL Morgan Park High School Banks, Kedron RB dallas, TX J.J Pearce high school Beaugard, Fred DL Wheaton, IL Montini Catholic Benoit, Kani RB phoenix, AZ Thunderbird High School Bonenberger, Eric OL Pottstown, PA Pottsgrove Senior High School Borsellino, Joey WR Oak Brook, IL Montini Catholic Bossard, Brandon QB Eagleville, AFP Methacton High School Brenner, Douglas DL Portland, OR Jesuit High School Briggs, Tate OL Naperville, IL Montini Catholic Briitt, Desmond DB Eastvale, CA Eleanor Rosevelt Brown, Dre RB DeKalb, IL DeKalb High School Brown, Preston DB Stephenville, TX Stephenville High School Bruggman, Tyler QB Phoenix, AZ Brophy College Preparatory Bussey, Jacob LB Pelham, AL Kingwood Christian School Callinan, Charlie WR Westfield, NJ St. Peter’s Prep Calmus, Tucker LB Mustang, OK Mustang High School Carter, Eric WR Lakeland, FL Lake Gibson Senior High School Castellani, Ryan DB Phoenix, AZ Brophy College Prep Clay, Roman RB Lancaster, PA Lancaster Catholic Colorito, Evan LB Beaverton, OR Beaverton High School Cooley, Alex RB Wrightsville, PA Eastern York High School Correa, Isaiah OL Hilo, HI Waiakea High School Craven, Brendan QB Pembroke, MA Boston College High School Curtis, Andrew LB Paradise Valley, AZ Brophy College Prep Dashiell, Rasheed QB Glenn Heights, TX DeSoto High School Dent, Montell DB Tuscaloosa, AL Northridge High School Edmond, Marcus DB Hopkins, SC Lower Richland Edwards, Devon TE Columbus, OH Eastmoor Academy Edwards III, Eddie WR Allison Park, PA Hampton High School Elvira, Paul WR Chandler, AZ Marcos De Niza Evans, Dejion WR Attleboro, MA Catholic Memorial High School Evans, JT RB Bend, OR Summit High School Fahey, Christian OL Chesapeake, VA Hickory High Faletuipapai, Emerald OL Inglewood, CA Junipero Serra Ford, Mileak TE Monroevile, PA Gateway High School Foster, Kendrick RB Peoria, IL Richwoods Franklin, Andrew OL Asheville, NC Enka High School Gaines, Jaureese QB Chicago, IL Collins Academy Garces, Daniel DL Matthews, NC Providence High School Girvan, Alex QB Fredericksburg, VA Christchurch School Green, Zachary RB Camarillo, CA St Bonaventure High School Gunter, Brice DB Stephenville, TX Stephenville High School Haddock, Tyler DL McKees Rocks, PA Montour High School Harper, Tony DB Toledo, OH St. John’s Jesuit Henyon, Austin QB Benbrook, TX Trinity Valley School Hicks, Christopher WR Syracuse, NY Henninger High School Hilgers, Jarek RB Phoenix, AZ Desert Vista High School Hill, Levi RB Hennessey, OK Hennessey High School Hommell, Matthew QB Suffolk, VA Kings Fork High school Hughes, Naashon DB Harker Heights, TX Harker Heights High School Isaac, D’von DL McDonough, GA Henry County High School Jackson, Justin RB Carol Stream, IL Glenbard North High School Jasudowich, Cory LB North Branford, CT Cheshire Academy Johnson, Issac DL Chicago, IL Al Raby Johnson, John DB fresno, CA Central High School East Campus Jones, Aaron WR El Paso, TX W.H. Burges Jones, Jevonte’ WR Kinston, NC Kinston High School Joseph, Patrick OL Chandler, AZ Hamilton High School Kelley, Ryan LB E Bridgewater, MA Brockton High School Kempt, Kyle QB Massillon, OH Washington (Massillon) High School Kurzu, Robert OL St. Louis, MO MICDS - Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School Larson, Kade DL Louisburg, KS Louisburg High School Lee, Mauriece RB Laveen, AZ marcos de niza Leggett, Christopher RB Duluth, GA Chattahoochee High School Lindsay, Matthew TE Batavia, IL Wheaton Academy Lloyd, Tyler WR Muscatine, IA Muscatine High School Long, Warren RB Union City, CA James Logan High School

PROVING GROUND of America’s top high school football rising stars.

Chase Field and televised nationally on CBS Sports Network. The combine showcased rising high Last, First Name Lopez, John Luuga, Manusamoa Mahmood, Ershad Manning, Blake Marriner, Josh Martin, Chris Martin, Trey Mathis, Mario Mayton, Andrew McCann, Coleman McCollum, Miles McKinley, Ryan McMath, Heys Mercurio, Dominic Miller, Drake Miller, Justin Moody, Justin Moore, JaMarcus Moorhead, Cody Morgan, Joshua Murdock, Zachary Nacua, Kaimana Natter, Anders Newcomb, Dylan O’Conner, Donovan Ortiz, Jalen Parrish, Jaymar Pease, Gregory Pederson, Drew Peters, Mylam Pili, Trajan pocic, ethan Printz, Eddie Rago, Lucas Rhodes, Clay Rodgers, Na’Ty Roy, Malaki Salter, Deshawn Schneider, Jay Scott, Eric Sherry, Jack Smekal, Zachary Smith, Jason Smith, Jerry Smith, Maurice Solomon, Jarrett Spurling, DJ Stewart, Daniel Stokes, Tyrel Sullivan, Bryson Sutton, Colin Tabuyo, Jeremy Tancini, Adam Teichmann, Logan Thomas, Poet Townsend, Shaquille Tulimasealii, Kennedy Walsh, James Warfield, Solomon Watts, Garrett Wellman, Elijah White, Maurice Wiersema, John Mark Williams, Sean Willis, Priest Wiltz Jr., Roderic Windmiller, Skyler Wogan, Matthew Wolitarsky, Drew Woods, Kahlee Wright, Garrison Zeff, Sam

Pos City, St

High School

OL Villa Park, CA Orange Lutheran High School RB San Pedro, CA Long Beach Polytechnic DB Beaverton, OR Beaverton High School OL Flowery Branch, GA West Hall High School RB Chesapeake, VA Western Branch High School WR San Diego, CA Otay Ranch High School OL Hot Springs, AR Lake Hamilton High School LB Thomasville, GA Thomasville High School DL Winston-Salem, NC North Davidson High School OL Shawnee, KS Mill Valley High School DL Dublin, OH Dublin Coffman High School DB Anthem, AZ Boulder Creek QB Savannah, GA Woodberry Forest School Corona del Sol RB Chandler, AZ LB South Jordan, UT Bingham High School LB Colorado Springs, CO Classical Academy DL Philadelphia, PA George Washington High School DB Chester, SC Chester High School DL Newcastle, WA Oliver M. Hazen High School LB Oklahoma City, OK Westmoore High School OL Westerville, OH Westerville South High School QB Las Vegas, NV Liberty High School DL Milton, WI Milton High School DB Waynesville, MO Waynesville High School WR Houston, TX Westbury High School DB Glendale, AZ Peoria Centennial High School LB Monroeville, PA Gateway High LB Sicklervile, NJ Paul VI High School QB Moorestown, NJ Moorestown High School LB Kissimmee, FL Liberty High LB Las Vegas, NV Centennial High School OL lemont, IL Lemont QB Marietta, GA Lassiter High School DB Palatine, IL Palatine High School OL Leawood, KS Blue Valley High School OL Waldorf, MD Maurice McDonugh High Sherwood High School WR Olney, MD Christian Brothers Academy RB Buffalo, NY RB Mequon, WI Homestead High school WR Pittsburgh, PA Imani Christian Academy QB Crestwood, KY South Oldham High School DL Medford, NJ Shawnee High School DL Paterson, NJ Saint Mary High School DB bellflower, CA Mayfair high school DB Missouri City, TX Dulles High School QB las vegas, NV Bishop Gorman High Slinger High School RB Slinger, WI DB Las Vegas, NV Bishop Gorman DB Killeen, TX Harker Heights TE Beaverton, OR Aloha OL Foothill Ranch, CA Orange Lutheran High School Saint Louis WR Honolulu, HI DL King of Prussia, PA Upper Merion High School OL Brentwood, TN Brentwood High School DL Oxford, MI Detroit Country Day School RB Mount Vernon, NY Iona Prep High School DL Waianae, HI Waianae High School QB Dublin, OH Dublin Coffman DB Lorain, OH St. Edward High School OL Chesapeake, VA Great Bridge High School LB Kenova, WV Spring Valley DB Scottsdale, AZ Notre Dame Preparatory High School RB Aurora, IL Wheaton Academy RB Pittsburgh, PA Imani Christian Academy DB Avondale, AZ Marcos De Niza DL Houston, TX Madison High School QB Shawnee, KS Mill Valley High School Porter Ridge High School WR Matthews, NC Canyon High School WR Santa Clarita, CA LB Sherman, TX Sherman High School DL Beattie, KS Marysville High School OL Montclair, NJ Montclair High School

Last, First Name

Pos City, St

High School

Lotulelei, Lowell DL South Jordan, UT Bingham High School Macius, Mickey QB Arlington Heights, IL Saint Viator High School Majeed, Abdul-Malik DB Moorestown, NJ The Hun School of Princeton Marcus, Nathan TE Glen Ellyn, IL Glenbard West High School Martin, Aren DB FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO Waynesville Martin, Jimmy LB Winter Park, FL Orangewood Christian HS Martinez, Grant TE Scottsdale, AZ Notre Dame Preparatory Mayden, James DB Rowlett, TX Sachse High School McAuliffe, Tim OL Lemont, IL Lemont Township High School McCarley, Shane QB Manvel, TX Manvel Mcdaniel, Jalen WR Fayetteville, NC Jack Britt High School McLean, Andrew DL Louisville, CO Broomfield High School Menifield, Xavier RB Valencia, CA Sierra Canyon School Milano, Matthew DB Orlando, FL Dr. Phillips High School Miller, John RB Columbia, SC Spring Valley High School Miller-Wing, Taylor QB Folsom, CA Folsom High Moore, Brady Marysville H.S. TE Marysville, KS Moore, Skai LB Cooper City, FL University School of NSU Morgan, David LB Chattanooga, TN Cleveland High School Morris, Rodney DB Norcross, GA Wesleyan School DL Las Vegas, NV Bishop Gorman High School Nacua, Isaiah OL glendale, AZ Centennial Nathe, Spencer Nesbitt, Laquille WR Philadelphia, PA NorthEast High QB Highlands Ranch, CO Heritage High School Novak, Ryan Pottsgrove High School O’Connor, Madison OL Pottstown, PA LB Pixley, CA Mission Oak High School Palma, Kevin DL Claremore, OK Claremore High School Patterson, Aaron QB Bolivar, MO Bolivar High School Peavey, Rafe LB Hawthorne, CA Junipero Serra High School Perez, Ardis LB Tuscon, AZ Empire High School Phillips, Albert DL Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Tech High School Plonski, Thomas DL Aptos, CA Palma School Powers, Jack LB Hinsdale, IL Hinsdale Central High School Pyle, Andrew reed, william QB arlington, TN arlington high school DL Fort Worth, TX Arlington Heights High School Robinson, A’ Shawn OL King of Prussia, PA Upper Merion Area High School Romano, Zach DL buffalo grove, IL Buffalo Grove High School Sakkos, Tommy DB Reno, NV Reno High School Savage, Chad QB Lancaster, PA Manheim Township High School Scott, Brennan QB Las Vegas, NV Faith Luthern High School Shawn, Balva Clinton Massie Smart, Trentron TE Wilmington, OH DL Plainfield, IL Mount Carmel High School Smith, Enoch DB bellflower, CA Mayfair high school Smith, Jerry LB Collegeville, PA Pope John Paul II Smith, Justice Solis, Hayden TE Las Vegas, NV Faith Lutheran High School QB Richmond, VA The Collegiate School Speight, Wilton OL Libertyville, IL Libertyville High School Stanfel, Brandon Stockstill, Brent QB Murfreesboro, TN Siegel High School Century High School Stone, Kevin WR Eldersburg, MD Sutton, Christopher WR Darby, PA Archbishop Carroll High School QB Whitewright, TX Whitewright High School Swoopes, Tyrone LB Scottsdale, AZ Notre Dame Prep Taffuri, Luke Citrus Valley High School Taylor, Luke TE Grand Terrace, CA QB Chandler, AZ Hamilton High School Thigpen III, Allen Tighe, Dillon WR Crofton, MD Arundel Senior High School Polytechnic High School Tucker, Thomas WR Long Beach, CA Vandenberg, Gabriel QB Keokuk, IA Keokuk High School Bayside Academy Walton, Jonathan RB Daphne, AL DL Maple Grove, MN Providence Academy Warren, Michael QB Naperville, IL Benet Academy Weller, Kevin West, Jhames WR Oklahoma City, OK Westmooore High School whitmill jr., paul LB red rock, TX bastrop high school Jesuit High School Williams, Kristian RB Carmichael, CA Cherokee High School Williams, Zaire RB Marlton, NJ Wilson, Devin WR McKees Rocks, PA Montour DL Houston, TX Madison High School Wiltz Jr., Roderic Wingo-Reeves, Connor LB Midlothian, VA Monacan High School LB Cleveland, TN McCallie School Wolf, Eric Woodman, John Bryant QB Orlando, FL Edgewater High School Worden, Luke DB Scottsbluff, NE Scottsbluff High School Young, Jordan WR Huntersville, NC Davidson Day HS

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CAMP SCHEDULE All American BOWL AHTLETES 2012 DIAMOND FLIGHT CAMPS SCHEDULE At a JuniorRank camp, student athletes can expect: 8 Coached by former NFL players, NFL coaches, college players, and college coaches 8 Fundamentals for all positions 8 Expert analysis and assessment 8 Profile on JuniorRank website 8 7-on-7 match-up 8 Regional Fastest Man competition 8 Marine Corps Leadership Award

FEBRUARY 2012 Miami, FL. February 18-19, 2012 Miami Central Senior High School 1781 NW 95th St. Miami, FL 33147 Inland Empire, CA. February 24-25, 2012 Centennial High School 1820 Rimpau Avenue Corona, CA 98221 MARCH 2012 Phoenix, AZ. March 10-11, 2012 Hamilton High School 3700 South Arizona Avenue Chandler, AZ 85248 San Diego, CA. March 24-25, 2012.

Southwestern Junior College 900 Otay Lakes Road Chula Vista, CA 91910

APRIL 2012 Naples, FL. April 7-8, 2012 Saint John Nuemann High School 3000 53rd Street SW Naples, FL 34116 Charlotte, NC. April 21-22, 2012 Charlotte Christian High School 7301 Sardis Rd. Charlotte, NC 28270 MAY 2012 Oxnard, CA. May 5-6, 2012 Hueneme High School 500 West Bard Rd. Oxard, CA 93033 Virginia Beach, VA. May 12-13, 2012 Kings Fork High School 351 Kings Fork Rd. Suffolk, VA 23434 Houston, TX. May 19-20, 2012 Thorne Stadium 1715 Aldine Bender Road Houston, TX 77032 JUNE 2012 Honolulu, HI. June 2-3, 2012 USMC Base

More information on the JuniorRank “7 on 7” coming soon!

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Milford, NH. June 9-10, 2012 The Hampshire Dome 50 Emerson Road Milford, NH 03055

Minneapolis, MN. July 21-22, 2012 Maple Grove Senior High School 11200 93rd Ave North Maple Grove, MN 55369

Fresno, CA. June 9-10, 2012 Kolegian Stadium 4200 N. Grantland Fresno, CA 93723

DATES COMING SOON FOR THE FOLLOWING:

Chattanooga, TN. Summer, 2012 Cleveland High School 850 Raider Drive NW Cleveland, TN 37312

Atlanta, GA. Summer, 2012 Campbell High School 5265 Ward Street Smyrna, GA 30080

Pittsburgh, PA. Summer, 2012 Woodland Hills High School 2550 Greensburg Pike Pittsburgh, PA 15221

Philadelphia, PA. June 16-17, 2012 Plymouth Whitemarsh High School 201 East Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462

Baltimore/Washington D.C. Summer, 2012 TBD

Chicago, IL. June 29-30, 2012 Hosted by JuniorRank Top Scout Tom Lemming Wheaton Academy High School 900 Prince Crossing Road West Chicago, IL 60185 Dayton, OH. June 29-July 1, 2012 Trotwood-Madison High School 4440 N. Union Road Trotwood, OH 45426 JULY 2012 New Jersey. July 14-15, 2012 Bridgewater High School 425 Foothill Road Bridgewater Township, NJ 08807

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