Middle School Camp Top Performers (Running Backs)
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After the Southeast Middle School Camp at the Siegel Soccer Complex in Murfreesboro earlier this month, it’s time to begin highlighting some of the top performers from the Prep Redzone Next event that made their presence known in front of…
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Continue ReadingAfter the Southeast Middle School Camp at the Siegel Soccer Complex in Murfreesboro earlier this month, it’s time to begin highlighting some of the top performers from the Prep Redzone Next event that made their presence known in front of different coaches and scouts. To kickstart positional breakdowns, here’s my list of the top running back performers.
In the first place spot on my list of top performers is Micah Nance Micah Nance 5’9″ | 160 lbs | RB Blackman | 2028 TN , a running back at Blackman Middle School. In addition to excellent size and speed, what impressed me about Nance was his athleticism and ability to utilize strong footwork to execute in both warm-up drills and positional drills. I also liked Nance’s physical edge and ability to utilize his core strength to overpower his opponent.
Another skilled prospect to showcase his talent was Jordon Ward, an athlete at Simmons Middle School. What stood out the most about Ward’s playstyle was his explosiveness as his electric speed and versatility proved his ability to break free of his man in the pocket and make a difference down the stretch. I also liked Ward’s ability to be deceptive with his movement and stun his foe with his arms.
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Claiming the number three spot on my list is Winston Ford Winston Ford 5’10” | 155 lbs | RB Northern Pulaski | 2028 KY , a running back at Northern Pulaski High School. On top of excellent footwork, what impressed me about Ford was his shiftiness on the ground as well as his ability to be durable during positional drills. Another aspect of Ford that stood out was his quick execution and ability to overwhelm his opponent with electric quickness.
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Another prospect to make his presence known was Ben Spencer Ben Spencer 5’7″ | 135 lbs | ATH University School of Jackson | 2028 TN , a running back at the University School of Jackson. What I liked about Spencer’s playstyle was his speed and toughness during positional drills, showcasing his physicality and strength in coverage. I also liked Spencer’s breakaway speed and ability to maneuver the field, proving his athleticism during the camp’s warm-up drills as well.
Coming in at number five on my list of top standouts is Matthew Rogers Matthew Rogers 5’9″ | 170 lbs | RB Farragut | 2028 TN , a running back at Farragut Middle School. What makes Rogers so impressive is his size, speed and physicality on the ground. On top of a great effort in warm-up drills, Rogers proved himself to be dangerous during positional drills due to his deceptive footwork and relentless toughness, utilizing his strength to outplay his opponent.