Jersey Juice Showcase Standout Performers

Coach Tom Pajic and Jersey Gridiron Scout put on a competitive and instructional camp with over 50 D2-D3 coaches in attendance. Many athletes were intent on getting better and some solid athletes impressed coaches and scouts. Here are the standout performers from the Jersey Juice Showcase: <strong>Chris Clax, LB Haddonfield Memorial 2023</strong> Clax had an impressive showing. He looked very explosive in all the drills so much so that he caught the attention of most of the scouts and coaches in attendance. He has good size at 6’2 205 with good lateral agility and movement. Chris Clax is an impressive physical specimen who showed off his physical gifts. <strong>Isreal Clark-White, DB  Camden 2024</strong> Hernandez is a tough, feisty man corner with great movement skills. He excels in one on one situations and is really tough at the catch point. He put on a solid showing during the showcase showing that same sticky coverage he showed on tape. He has speed and good arm length that allows him to alter many passes. His development will be very promising as he continues to work on his craft. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="270937" first="Christopher" last="Banks"], WR Winslow 2023</strong> Banks showed the most personal improvement of any player at the camp. having the opportunity to watch him on more than one occasion he did not show the quickness and speed in the past as he did at this showcase. It was a pleasure to see that he had come such a long way in a relatively short period of time. In terms of positional improvement, he was showing signs of across-the-board improvement in terms of his catching, route running, suddenness, etc. [player_tooltip player_id="270937" first="Christopher" last="Banks"] also had a solid showing in the one on ones making a couple of spectacular catches. It was gratifying to see such a raw player start to come into his own. This makes the anticipation for his senior year, more exciting. <strong>Luke Krzyzkowski, TE Central Regional 2024</strong> The only tightened to run with the wide receivers Luke Krzykowski never looked out of place. At a legit 6’3 205, he showcases some uncanny movement skills for a young man with his size paired with some solid route running. As he explained to us if you go back and watch his film he shows off some impressive blocking prowess. Out of all the camp attendees, we are very confident that with Luke’s skill set that he could play on some D1 FCS schools team and develop into a major contributor. <strong>Julian Noel, DB Williamstown 2023</strong> Noel had some solid one-on-one reps at the showcase so much so that we had to go back and examine his tape. He’s on the smaller side at 5’10 but that doesn’t stop him from getting the job done. Plays his best when he’s in zone coverage and able to have his<span style="font-weight: 400;"> eyes on the quarterback. Doesn’t have the greatest speed but is very instinctive to the point where he makes a lot of plays on the football. Has a lot of reps against top competition and has held his own. Noel had a solid showing at the showcase, as were expecting him to have a solid senior season. </span> &nbsp;