SLMFCA Top Underclassmen

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1287038' first='Jashan' last='Tiller'] 2026 WR<br>Rockwood Summit <br>6'1" 155 - 4.58 laser 40 - 4.5 pro agility - 9'7" broad jump <br>- The biggest surprise of the showcase was the athleticism and speed that the junior to be Tiller showed on the night. He has good height and showed impressive speed and power during testing. He also ran routes well and has solid hands. He looks poised for a breakout season. Definitely a player to watch for a potential breakout season in 2024. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1131028' first='Eke' last='Henderson'] 2027 WR/CB <br>Vianney <br>5'11" 154 - 4.64 laser 40 - 4.6 pro agility - 8'11" broad jump<br>- Probably the best route runner of the showcase was the super talented Henderson. Eke has a terrific freshman seasons in the state catching 28 passes for over 400 yards, while also being a lock down defensive back with 23 tackles and a pick. He made multiple highlights catches in 1v1s on the night and showed great concentration and hands, with the ability to lay out for the ball and make the catch. That along with his speed make him a future college prospect to watch.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1287040' first='Coleman' last='Murchison'] 2027 WR<br>St. Dominic<br>5'11" 165 -4.62 laser 40 - 4.37 pro agility - 9'8" broad jump <br>- Another young receiver prospect who really had a big showcase performance was the speedy Murchison. Coleman was impressive during testing and was one of the top overall athletes on the night in all categories. On top of that he possesses very good hands and receiver skills. I saw Coleman during 7v7 season with Boom Football and made note of his impressive play then. He has the potential to become a big factor in the Crusaders offense sooner rather then later. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1250624' first='Patrick' last='Hutchcraft'] 2026 QB <br>Eureka<br>6'4" 175 - 4.93 laser forty - 4.4 pro agility -8'11" broad jump<br>- One of the top young quarterbacks in the St. Louis area that should compete for the starting job for his Wildcats this summer and fall. Hutchcraft has continued to develop his skills and throwing ability in the offseason. He has good size, speed, is athletic and has a strong arm with good accuracy. The ball pops off his hand at release and he throws a really nice deep ball with ease in the pocket or rolling out. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='926017' first='Brett' last='Ottensmeyer'] 2026 QB <br>Parkway West<br>6'3" 175 - 5.2 laser forty - 4.59 pro agility - 9'2" broad jump<br>- Ottensmeyer will take over the starters role at signal caller for the Longhorns and looks more then ready for it. Brett was definitely all and showed his impressive mechanics, skills and arm at the showcase. He's another QB with good height who can really spin and was on target with his receivers all evening. Several colleges have already taken notice and have had him in for unofficial visits already. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1129720' first='Santiago' last='Castillo'] 2026 OL<br>6'6" 296 - 5.5 laser forty - 5.0 pro agility - 8'2" broad jump<br>- The one time volleyball player has really grown into an impressive offensive line prospect with his size and athleticism. Castillo caught the attention of college coaches in attendance with his quickness, arm length and testing numbers. While he is still raw and continues to work on his technique and O-line skills, he has everything else that colleges look for. And if he can level up his pass pro and run blocking abilities to match those measurables he possesses, then he will have the opportunity to play on the next level. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->