Alabama Evals: Class 1A Region 6 Top Players
Region 6 in Class 1A is home to eight schools: Brilliant, Berry, Lynn, Marion County, Hubbertville, Meek, Pickens County and South Lamar.
Here are the top players in Region 6.
<strong>Isaiah Kizzire </strong>| 6-2 QB, FS | Berry HS
Kizzire finished last season as the second-best quarterback in Region 6. He passed for 772 yards with a 58% completion rate to go along with six touchdowns and three interceptions.
Kizzire is excellent with his passing thanks to his strong arm. The incoming senior could end up as the top quarterback in Region 6 in 2021.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="129376" first="Gage" last="Alexander"] </strong>| 6-1 RB, MLB | Hubbertville HS
Alexander capped off 2020 with 1,560 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns. He averaged 8.3 yards per carry and 130 yards per game.
The incoming senior is a speedy north-south runner that can fly past defenders and fight for extra yards. He can take any handoff and turn it into a successful play.
<strong>Wiley Hanson </strong>| 5-11 WR, DB | Brilliant HS
Hanson finished off last season with 536 receiving yards and six touchdowns. He can get quick separation at the line of scrimmage and forces the defender to challenge him for a catch.
Hanson is a terrific route runner and can burst past defenders in the deep attack.
<strong>Deon Mayfield </strong>| DE, T | Berry HS
Mayfield had a stellar 2020 season in which he totaled 104 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and five sacks. The rising senior could cap off his final year as one of the best linemen in the region.
Mayfield has great hands and can quickly shed through blockers to earn tackles. He also has great footwork to move past defenders or change direction.
<strong>Brodie Porter </strong>| 5-9 LB | Hubbertville HS
Porter plays the linebacker position well. He can disguise himself as a blitzer before dropping into coverage. In 2020, Porter finished with 89 tackles, two tackles for loss and one sack.
The Hubbertville defensive star could have another great year in 2021.
<strong>Brodie Silas </strong>| 6-0 WR, SS | Marion County HS
Silas is a great, lengthy receiver at 6’0", 160 pounds. He has great hands and can rotate for back-shoulder catches on the sideline or in the endzone.
Silas gets good separation from his defender and rarely messes up the route he is running.
<strong>Dakota Berryhill </strong>| 5-10 DL | Marion County HS
Berryhill may be the next defensive star for Marion County. Though his final year is in 2021, the 5’10", 140 pounds lineman excels in many aspects.
He has great hand size and can work his way around blockers to get pressure in the backfield. He has prototypical strengths to his game that could see him land offers this year.
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