PRZ Stock Up Showcase- Top Performers

MVP's were just released for the PRZ Stock Up Showcase. Here we take a look at others who were in the MVP conversation and should be considered top performers from the camp.          TOP PERFORMERS         [player_tooltip player_id='1286959' first='Kellen' last='Lefebvre'] 5-10 175 26' RB South Medford    The all-conference back was one of the top players in attendance after rushing for 1,113 yards and 12 TD's, while averaging 8.4 yards per carry last season. He was very similar to the overall MVP [player_tooltip player_id='914281' first='Koen' last='Campos'] with his ability to catch the football and accelerate up field.    [player_tooltip player_id='1566148' first='Sean' last='Gerigk'] 5-8 150 26' WR Mountainside    Gerigk didn't participate after straining a hamstring at Team Lillard's 7v7 practice the day before. It says a lot that he showed up anyway. Look for him to be a 1st team all-Metro guy and all state WR next year, being one of the best route runners in Oregon.    [player_tooltip player_id='1110922' first='Caden' last='McMahon'] 5-11 190 26' LB Sandy   McMahon will be in the Mt Hood Defensive POY conversation next year. His ability to maneuver and run with almost anyone will help from a projection standpoint as a WLB/SS. He was one of the best defenders in attendance.    [player_tooltip player_id='1362733' first='Dominic' last='DiFrancisco'] 6-3 180 25' LB Estacada   His 1st team all-state accolades speak to the player that he is. DiFrancisco battled on the D Line against much bigger O lineman (280-300 pounds) and did relatively well. He has good length but will still project as more of an OLB at the next level.    Jason Armbruster 6-3 205 27' OLB Mount Si (WA)   One of the most impressive kids at the entire camp. Armbruster will be one of the best defenders in the KingCo conference next season. His combination of size and ability to run will have him jumping up the rankings board shortly.    [player_tooltip player_id='406772' first='Aidan' last='Beauchamp'] 6-5 200 25' DB/ATH Glencoe   I really like Beauchamp. As mentioned it's not often you see a 6-5 athlete who is fluid and can play the CB spot. He did well at receiver and could legitimately play on either side of the ball collegiately. Look for him to hear from numerous D2/D3/NAIA's in the coming months. He could also go the JC route.    LJ Kyle 6-3 270 26' OL South Albany    Kyle was the breakout performer of the camp in my opinion. He was right there with Camp MVP [player_tooltip player_id='1341235' first='Jaxon' last='Barber'] at the end of the day. Look for him to be one of the top lineman in his conference and at the 5A level, after earning 2nd team all-league honors on both sides of the ball last season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1241786' first='Thomas' last='Classen'] 5-10 180 27' RB Estacada   Estacada has to be stoked with some of the athletes they have returning. Classen was a top performer at RB, physically looking the part. He will be one of the top two-way threats in the conference next season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1512594' first='Jacob' last='Makarenko'] 6-0 230 26' OL Sprague    The Sprague center is fundamentally elite, offsetting some of the size advantages that he gives up to bigger lineman. He had a nice day, showing off some of that ability which earned him 1st team all-league accolades.    [player_tooltip player_id='904370' first='Maximilian' last='Kane'] 6-5 230 25' DE Beaverton    Kane is a raw 6-5 230 pounds, but you can't teach the size and potential. He was a 1st team all Metro selection for a reason and could develop nicely at the next level.    [player_tooltip player_id='1588728' first='Jackson' last='Keller']5-11 175 26' WR Ballard (WA)   One of the more impressive receivers at the event. Keller caught 30+ balls for 300+ yards as a junior, and could double those numbers next season, in the state's toughest conference. He's a good route runner and sneaky quick.    Ashton Randall 6-0 195 28' LB Estacada   Look for this kid to be big time and one of the best at the 4A level in the years ahead. He's athletic enough to do well on the 7v7 circuit, and could end up being a 6-2 220-pound monster at the backer position.    Uriah Carlston 6-3 170 26' WR Union (WA)   Keep an eye on this kid next season. Carlston has the potential of being one of the better WR's in the GSHL and a big-time contributor for Coach Pyne. I would consider him one of the camp's breakout performers.    Rowen Peterson 6-0 200 28' TE Willamette   As most know the Wolverines made the biggest turnaround of any team in the state. They will feature a few of Oregon's top ranked athletes and younger guys like Peterson who will be a big part of the future. The freshman did well and has legit size.    [player_tooltip player_id='1600443' first='Zach' last='Pollard'] 6-3 165 28' WR Sunset    You have to be excited about Pollard if you are Sunset. The lanky 6-3 freshman can play on either side ball and will be a tough matchup for DB's in the years ahead. Look for him to put on some additional size and require a consistent double team.    Ryker Rohaley 6-0 175 28' QB Willamette   Another kid who is going to help a much improved Willamette program. Rohaley had an outstanding season and was one of the top QB's at the event, even as a freshman.   [player_tooltip player_id='936951' first='Owen' last='Hodson'] 6-0 225 27' RB Canby    Coach Jimmy Joyce is one of the best in the state and he's got a unique option at RB with Hodson. The big man runs well for an athlete with size, and he can also lower his shoulder and make defenders pay.