13 WR Stock-Risers from the Stock Up Showcase
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The Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase stopped in Colorado over the weekend with a great turnout and an even better showing of talent. Positional MVP awards were given at the end of the camp, meaning the largest group of attendees…
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Continue ReadingThe Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase stopped in Colorado over the weekend with a great turnout and an even better showing of talent. Positional MVP awards were given at the end of the camp, meaning the largest group of attendees had to be narrowed down to one for the title.
Keenan Campbell Keenan Campbell 6'2" | WR Fountain-Fort Carson | 2024 State CO (2024) from Fountain-Fort Carson took home the MVP award for the WR position group, but there were a lot more standout players in attendance.
This article will examine 13 attendees who stood out during the Stock Up Showcase.
Sean Smith
Sean Smith
Smith is a known standout who has flown under the recruiting radar, making him a potential steal for a program looking to add depth to the receiving core. He is a polished slot receiver who shows good speed in his stems and explosiveness out of his breaks. Smith is a shifty route runner with reliable hands and the ability to get open.
Mozer is an absolute stud who checks every box. He is a big receiver with phenomenal route-running skills and impressive body control. His long strides and explosive speed make him a legitimate deep threat, and his athleticism enables him to run every route in the tree with ease. He has a wide catch radius and strong hands, making him one of the favorite targets for the quarterbacks. Mozer holds an offer from Yale and has more than a few Division I programs interested, making him a player worth investing in now.
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Jennings is consistently one of the more electrifying route runners everywhere he goes. He is a shifty receiver who does a fantastic job of attacking the defender’s leverage while selling one route before making ankle-snatching breaks and creating space for a route in the opposite direction. What is even more impressive than his flashy route-running skills is his ability to maintain proper timing with the quarterback’s progressions. Jennings is an elite route runner with reliable hands and excellent run-after-catch abilities, making him one of the top slot receivers at the event.
Glaspie is a little under the radar, but he is a player who has a lot of upside. He runs crisp routes and quickly gets in and out of his breaks without drifting. He is a speedy slot receiver who tracks the ball well and does a great job of looking the ball in and securing the catch. Glaspie had an excellent showing at the event, proving he deserves to be a legitimate addition to the recruiting radar.
Wilkins Persichina
Wilkins Persichina
Persichina is a newcomer to the radar with legitimate playmaker potential. He is an impressive athlete with explosive speed and a breakaway gear. He was able to set himself apart by showing off his high-point catches and his ability to create space from defenders. Persichina is a low-flying prospect with the makings of a next-level recruit.
Chase McGee
Chase McGee
McGee made the trip from Washington and brought an impressive performance with him. He immediately stood out because of his solid frame. He is a powerful runner with good speed and strong hands. McGee landed in the spotlight a few times throughout the day, making him a prospect worth watching in the Pacific Northwest.
Blanchard is a known tight end who had an impressive performance during the showcase. He has good size and athleticism, which was on full display during the combine portion of the day. His physical route running and surehandedness make him an ideal target for QBs. Blanchard is a prospect who should have an invite from every college in the area.
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Dooley is an outstanding athlete and one of the fastest kids in the state, running his 40-yard dash in 4.51 seconds the first time and 4.55 seconds for his second run. He is a dangerous athlete who flies around the field with excellent body control. Dooley does a fantastic job of exploiting open spaces within the defense whenever he is on the field, making him a top standout at all times.
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Joey Shelton | Forge Christian | 2025 | 6’2″
Shelton is another under-the-radar player with the potential to be a big addition to a program. His height and length made him stand out early, and he continued to stand out during the group competition portion. Shelton is a receiver who could quickly earn his way onto college radars during this camp season.
A glimpse into the future
The 2027 class is on pace to be one of the more stacked classes of talent in a while. Hudson Rau Hudson Rau 5'9" | 140 lbs | WR Riverdale Ridge | 2027 CO from Riverdale Ridge is a receiver with blazing speed that will take the top off of a secondary while easily locating and tracking the ball in the air. Karson McKenzie Karson McKenzie 5'10" | 145 lbs | WR CO from Cherry Creek is a well-rounded receiver with excellent route-running skills, strong hands, and outstanding athleticism.
Gavin Montoya Gavin Montoya 6'2" | 185 lbs | ATH Broomfield | 2027 CO from Broomfield and Kellen Marchand from Legend are two big receivers who are prime examples of the outside deep threat that all programs look for. Montoya’s ability to come down with the 50/50 balls makes him a 1-on-1 nightmare for defensive backs. Marchand’s strides and catch radius make him a threat that may force some safeties to cheat his way, vacating spots for other targets.