PRZ StockUpShowcase- AZ Top Performers OFFENSE

The PRZ Stock up Showcase at ACU featured some of the state's best, along with some other young talent who you may not know about yet. It was an impressive mix of athletes with some high-profile schools represented. Have a look as we break down the top offensive & defensive performers from the event.       OFFENSE         [player_tooltip player_id='1258663' first='Leonard' last='Walker Jr']. 6-0 190 25' WR Perry   Very few athletes are running a 4.4 (40) with Walker winning the fastest man award. He had recently run a 4.37 at the All-Poly Camp so his testing times weren't too much of a surprise. Walker has the potential of doubling last years numbers, where he went for 516 total yards and 6 TDs.    [player_tooltip player_id='1258662' first='Kash' last='Brock'] 6-2 170 26' WR/FS Basha    All things considered Brock may have been the most impressive kid in attendance. The special teams standout from last year will be much more then that the next few seasons at Basha. DB's were overmatched and not able to hang with him for most of the day.    [player_tooltip player_id='992771' first='Rex' last='Waterman'] 6-6 295 26' OL Hamilton    Waterman had an MVP type day, showing why he was ranked one of the top 50 prospects in Arizona. The big man comes from a talented family, as he could be a legit recruit with continued progression and improved mobility.    [player_tooltip player_id='883442' first='Keegan' last='Pederson'] 5-8 150 27' WR Higley   Can't say enough good things. Even as a freshman Pederson took home camp MVP honors at WR, running the best routes at the event. Look for him to help 5A state champ Higley continue their winning ways.    [player_tooltip player_id='992768' first='Tucker' last='Smith'] 6-5 275 26' OL  O'Connor   Probably the most impressive frame of any lineman. At 6-5 275, he looks the part and is very athletic for a kid with his size. Overall he did well against the top lineman, losing very few 1v1s. He will likely use his wrestling ability to win battles up front.    [player_tooltip player_id='834524' first='Cidro' last='Guillen'] 6-6 295 25' T Salpointe Catholic    Cidro is a big man and all of 6-6. He went head to head with D1 offered [player_tooltip player_id='992813' first='Paz' last='St John'] of Liberty and talented sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='834643' first='Tyler' last='King'] of Chandler. Guillen showed that he could compete and move with St John's speed off the edge, and also do well against some of the smaller lineman who were tough on the interior.    [player_tooltip player_id='368940' first='Thomas' last='Doxtader'] 5-10 190 WR Lee Williams   The kid out of Kingman can play. Doxtader was in the MVP conversation, winning almost every 1v1 matchup. Look for him to have a big senior year after catching 70 passes for 1000+ yards and 10 TDs over the last three seasons.    [player_tooltip player_id='1258661' first='Jimmel' last='Champion'] 6-2 170 27' WR/S Salpointe Catholic    Look for Champion to potentially blow up in the coming seasons. His physicality as a freshman and 6-2 frame make him an appealing target. I could see him being a factor as a sophomore.    [player_tooltip player_id='1216202' first='Quintin' last='Miles']  6-0 165 25' WR Queen Creek        Really like this kid. Miles was a standout from beginning to end, projecting as one of the top WR's in his conference next season. He ran crisp routes and has decent speed. You will hear much more about him.   [player_tooltip player_id='1145539' first='Simon' last='Lopez'] 6-2 175 25' QB Red Mountain   Lopez showed up and took home QB MVP honors, after an outstanding junior season, where he totaled close to 2300 yards and 26 TDs (15 rushing, 11 passing) & only 3 INTs. He was consistent all day, throwing dimes to multiple receivers.   [player_tooltip player_id='1101843' first='Jeramicheal' last='Hernandez'] 5-7 160 25' ATH Valley Vista   One of the more underrated players in attendance in my opinion. Hernandez had a phenomenal junior year going for over 1300 total yards with 60 receptions. He showed some of that craftiness when running his routes.    [player_tooltip player_id='630999' first='Bosten' last='Renneman'] 5-10 185 26' RB Highland    Renneman was the best RB at the camp, following up on his breakout performance from last years PRZ event. He made the move to Highland HS, where he will have to sit out for a few games due to the transfer rule. Look for him to do well.    [player_tooltip player_id='1258656' first='Dayvon' last='Standard'] 6-2 160 26' WR Buckeye        Definitely one of the top WR's in attendance. Standard showed off that overall athleticism, using his size and going up to get balls over most DB's. The returning 2nd team all-region WR could be a 30-40 catch guy and a POY candidate within the conference.    [player_tooltip player_id='1120654' first='Julian' last='Ferrari'] 5-10 150 28' ATH Brophy      The fact that Ferrari is an 8th grader and competed like he did speaks volumes. Everyone knows him as a track athlete, but he will be a dude at Brophy in multiple sports.    [player_tooltip player_id='1145565' first='Hone' last='Wray'] 6-1 180 25' QB Estrella Foothills     Definitely one of the more impressive and most accurate QBs at the event. Wray is fresh off a season where he led his team to the Copper Sky Championship. Everyone is excited with the athletes they have returning at EFHS.    [player_tooltip player_id='931808' first='Paiden' last='Cash Dalhaug'] 6-3 185 27' QB  Highland   The young QB looks the part, possessing legit size and a good arm. More than anything Dalhaug carries himself with the necessary confidence to do well after a successful freshman season at Basha.    [player_tooltip player_id='599179' first='Tyler' last='Overstreet'] 6-3 170 27' WR/TE Saguaro     Look for this kid to be one of the top 27's in AZ. Overstreet can play the LB spot and also excel at WR/TE. He was one of the camp's breakout performers, using impressive size and length to beat most.   [player_tooltip player_id='1419979' first='Esteban' last='Demby-Lamas'] 6-0 190 26' RB Liberty   Expect to hear a lot about Demby-Lamas in the years ahead. You sometimes have to wait your turn when playing for one of the nation's top programs, which is the case here. Physically he is ready to be the primary RB. He looked great on Sunday.    [player_tooltip player_id='1258659' first='Jacob' last='Rawls'] 5-10 155 26' WR Estrella Foothills   Rawls just seems to figure out a way to get open. He out maneuvered numerous DBs to make some nice grabs. Expect him to double his catches as a junior, after making 15 receptions last season.    [player_tooltip player_id='975177' first='Kyler' last='Drunasky'] 5-10 180 26' RB Desert Vista       One of the better sophomore RBs returning next season. Drunasky looked good catching the ball out of the backfield and will likely be the guy at Desert Vista moving forward.