Weekend Warriors: 4th & Goal and Indiana Showcase Standouts

This past weekend had many prospects on the hunt as they competed to get better and for some exposure. 4th and Goal hosted a camp in NWO, as they do every weekend, and some of the brightest upcoming prospects from the area were in attendance. As for the Indiana Showcase, there were plenty of talented Ohio prospects in the building for a chance to be seen by college coaches and scouts. <span id="more-98321"></span> Here are some of the top performers from this weekend you need to watch this spring heading into college camp season. &nbsp; <h3><strong>4th and Goal Camp Standouts: </strong></h3> &nbsp; <strong>Camden Dings </strong> <strong> Whitmer HS</strong> <strong>2023 - RB/LB</strong> - Cam has picked up some good weight so far this offseason; expect Cam to fight for a starting spot on Whitmer’s defense and compete at RB. &nbsp; <strong>Cam Swiger</strong> - <strong>Anthony Wayne HS</strong> <strong>2023 - QB</strong> - Is the next Star QB for Anthony Wayne HS. He threw the ball really well at camp, and his accuracy is what stood out. As Swiger works on his footwork and speed, expect him to have a breakout season in 2021. &nbsp; <strong>England Allen</strong> - <strong> Anthony Wayne HS </strong> <strong>2023 - ATH </strong> - Solid athlete with natural leadership ability. He moves well while changing direction and has good ball skills. From this past season, England’s film matches what I saw in person, and he has good upside. &nbsp; <strong>Duryea Hall -</strong> <strong>Central Catholic </strong> <strong>2023 - ATH </strong> - Talented youth WR with excellent hands. Hall’s father stands at 6’5, and Duryea has room to grow vertically as he stands at 6’2 /6’3 currently. Hall should see a lot of playing time in 2021 for the Irish. &nbsp; <strong>Bryce Keller - </strong> <strong>Whitmer </strong> <strong>2022 - OL</strong> -Bryce came to camp after giving buckets in a Saturday night basketball game. Adrien Clarke hosted an Offensive line clinic at camp, and Bryce looked the part of a college athlete. &nbsp; <strong>Joshua Watson - </strong> <strong>Central Catholic </strong> <strong>2022 - RB </strong> - Josh will be the full-time running back for Central Catholic in 2021 and has been working extremely hard this offseason. How hard, you may ask? Watson’s routine consists of 2 workouts per day and five days a week. He also has an above avg GPA, which is also a plus to match his skill. &nbsp; <strong>Cayron Wynn - </strong> <strong>Anthony Wayne </strong> <strong>2023 - WR </strong> - Wynn was the best-looking WR as he is developing into a budding star. Wynn has the size and speed to become a special Wideout, and having Swiger tossing it to him sure will help his averages in 2021. &nbsp; <strong>Diante Griffin - </strong> <strong>Lima Senior </strong> <strong>2022 - DB</strong> - Griffin had the smoothest hips out of all the DBs at camp during drills. Diante was the starting corner for the Spartans in 2020 and did very well, covering top talent in the area. Expect to see a talented Lima Senior DB unit in 2021. &nbsp; <strong>Reece Little</strong> <strong>Findlay (Jr High)</strong> <strong>2025 - ATH</strong> - Despite Reece’s last name being little, he’s not. He is a solid athlete with a good foundation and frame for a young player. Little has the potential to become a big-time high school football player. For now, we wait and see. &nbsp; <strong>Eudean EJ Dobson </strong> <strong>Start HS </strong> <strong>2022</strong> - Dobson is a talented two-way athlete with an excellent skill set. Offensively he knows how to run clear routes, and on defense, he defended guys really tough. He plays the ball very well in the air. Keep an eye on this guy, I know I will. <h3><strong>Indiana Showcase: </strong></h3> &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="34474" first="Marcus" last="Brown"] </strong> <strong>Lima Senior </strong> <strong>2022 - LB </strong> - Marcus is a D1 prospect at LB and starts to get noticed. He earned top 5 at LB at the showcase. Expect to hear his name mentioned a lot this offseason. &nbsp; <strong>Wadiah "Dido" Lakatos</strong> <strong>Start High School </strong> <strong>2022 - DL</strong> - Dido transferred to Start from Northview high school, and they sure miss him. Dido went from JV to varsity in 2020, and in 2021 he sees more success. Lakatos earned "Top 10" DL at the "Indiana showcase" and said he would be ready for summer camps. &nbsp; <strong>Isaiah Foster </strong> <strong>Lima Senior HS</strong> <strong>2022 - DB </strong> - Foster completely dominated the competition as he proved he’s a true D1 talent. Foster currently holds D1 offers, and he certainly looked the part as not many passes were caught on him. He is one of the best DBs I’ve seen in NWO since 2010.