Lindenwood Mega Camp Top RB Performers

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1118443' first='Quade' last='Chatmon'] 2025<br>Lee's Summit North<br>- The top 2025 back at camp Chatmon (6'0" 200) showed his value before the college coaches in attendance and earned offers from South Dakota State, Southeast Missouri, Austin Peay and Southern Illinois based on his performance. Quade's size, power, quickness and receiving ability stood out on the day. His 4.35 shuttle and 4.9 laser forty were impressive numbers. Look for him to be a focal point of the Broncos offense in 2024. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='284908' first='Messiah' last='Smith'] 2025<br>Parkway North<br>- I've watched Messiah (5'10" 175) stand out on varsity since he was a freshman, and he continues to get better while still having ceiling to reach. He had his best season of over 1,300 yards and 23 touchdowns last year despite having to step in and play quarterback for part of the season. At Lindenwood his route running, hands and pass catching in one on ones was impressive. In testing his 9'7" broad jump and 4.47 5-10-5 shuttle were his best times. Holds an offer from Missouri State.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1127280' first='Adam' last='Gisler'] 2026<br>Platte County <br>- Gisler (5'9" 185) may have had the best overall performance of the camp based on his testing numbers, drill and one on ones. His 4.77 laser forty time was among the best of all running backs at the two day camp, and his 4.3 5-10-5 shuttle was the top shuttle time of all running backs. He also hit 9'5" on his broad jump. Those number translated to the field last season as he rushed for over 1,100 yards and 12 touchdowns. Beside being quick, fast and powerful, he also is a threat catching the ball. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1127291' first='Brady' last='Dapkus'] 2026<br>Blair Oaks<br>- The versatile Dapkus has been showing his impressive athleticism this spring at combines in March and May and it was no surprise that he did the same at Lindenwood. Brady (6'1" 180) could also play receiver and is an outstanding defensive back. His bests of 9'9" in the broad jump and 4.79 laser forty stood out. The transfer from Southern Boone, where he ran for over 1,200 yards and had over 600 yards receiving with a combined 31 touchdowns also stood out with in drills and against opponents in one on ones. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='563352' first='Bryce' last='Thompson'] 2027<br>Lee's Summit North<br>- Thompson (5'9" 170) was one of the top freshman running backs I saw last season. He is ultra quick and elusive with quick feet and good acceleration from a stop to hit top speed. His top testing result was his 4.4 5-10- 5 shuttle and he showed his impressive overall athleticism in indy drills and one on ones along with nice ability to catch the ball. He should form a nice backfield with Chatmon this season.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1598538' first='Benjamin' last='Hayes']</strong> 2028<br>Rockhurst<br>- The top incoming freshman back I saw was Ben Hayes (5'8" 145) who displayed his good speed and athleticism in testing, with an impressive 4.2 shuttle being his best event. He is skilled for his age and is also a solid DB who could wind up on either side of the ball for the Hawklets.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->