All 22: Notable ATH Standouts

MVPs   Nino Joseph | RB | Lely | @Ninaudj015   Joseph looked every bit the part of a top-tier back this weekend. Already coming off a 1,500+ yard season with 25 total touchdowns, he backed that up by taking home the RB MVP. His footwork was sharp, balance through contact stood out, and he ran routes like a true three-down back. The burst, the shiftiness, the ability to catch out the backfield—it's all there.   Azuri Jackson | ATH | 2026 | Tampa Bay Tech | @ajdiesy   Jackson lit it up from start to finish. He took home the overall MVP and earned it with explosive plays in 1v1s and consistent wins downfield. He made tough catches look easy, tracked the ball well, and played with confidence. If he translates this to full-pad Fridays, his recruitment could skyrocket.   [player_tooltip player_id='1258690' first='Drew' last='Follett'] | TE | Bishop Moore | @DrewFollett2027   Follett showed why he's one of the best young TEs in the state. Took home the position MVP after dominating linebackers and safeties in coverage. He used his frame well in contested catches and created separation with crisp breaks. As a 2027, the upside is scary good.   Sergarion Gunsby | ATH | 2027 | Vanguard | @sergarionGunsby   Gunsby won DB MVP after clamping up just about everyone he lined up against. At 6-1, 198, he's built like a hybrid nickel/LB, and he played with physicality, fluid hips, and great instincts. One to track closely—especially coming from a program like Vanguard.   Charlie Diedrich | LB | 2026 | E.D. White | @ChuckDiedrich7   One of the more complete linebacker performances of the event. Diedrich came in at a sturdy 6-0, 225 and moved well during testing and coverage reps. Took home the LB MVP after showing he could flip his hips and match up with backs. Senior year will be big for his recruiting stock.   Wide Receivers & ATHs:   [player_tooltip player_id='1368296' first='Larry' last='Miles'] | WR | 2026 | Jones | @d1larry123   Miles continues to trend upward. At All 22, he showed off his polished route-running and ability to find soft spots in coverage. Quick out of breaks, great feel for leverage, and he made tough grabs look routine. A clean fit in any spread offense.   [player_tooltip player_id='283720' first='Julio' last='Santiago'] | WR | [player_tooltip player_id='1640270' first='St.' last='Augustine'] | @JulioSantiago07   Santiago's twitch and acceleration jumped out. He consistently created separation and adjusted well on off-target throws. He's got the tools to be a high-volume guy in the slot or outside. Really impressive reps.   [player_tooltip player_id='1671193' first='Brian' last='Dillard'] | ATH | 2027 | West Orange | @BDilllard2027   Dillard's speed is real, but it was his smoothness in and out of breaks that caught my attention. Playing more WR now, and it's clearly working—natural hands, plus short-area quickness. Stock going up.   [player_tooltip player_id='1403784' first='Tre' last='Punter'] | WR | 2026 | Toho | @TrePunter   Punter was steady and dependable all day. Ran crisp routes, found space in zones, and made plays after the catch. Not flashy, but very effective—he's a matchup problem in the short and intermediate game.   [player_tooltip player_id='715823' first='Jacob' last='McDonald'] | WR | 2028 | Lake Brantley | @jacobmcdonaldx4   For a 2028 kid, McDonald looked like he belonged. Good frame (6-0, 170), ran clean routes, and made plays downfield. Already productive as a freshman, and the tools are clearly there for continued growth.   [player_tooltip player_id='1410847' first='Jamarcus' last='Giscombe'] | ATH | 2027 | Eau Gallie | @JamarcusG321   Giscombe's versatility is impressive—lined up at receiver and can play DB if needed. He's fast, instinctive, and plays with a high motor. Could see him turning into a true two-way weapon.   [player_tooltip player_id='1602647' first='Davon' last='Washington'] | WR | 2026 | Lake Brantley | @Davonwash12   Washington brings real juice to the slot. He's shifty, has reliable hands, and understands how to work leverage. Also adds big-time value in the return game. Easy to see why he's rising.   Defensive Backs:   David Bess | DB | 2026 | Auburndale | @Davidbess_   Bess brought the energy early and never let up. Physical at the line, patient in press, and had several PBUs during 1v1s. He's vocal, confident, and set the tone for the DB group. One of the top corners on the day.   [player_tooltip player_id='1263602' first='Curtis' last='Dewberry III'] | ATH | 2026 | Lake Brantley | @C4Dew   Dewberry continues to flash as a smart, rangy defensive back. He's been active on the 7v7 circuit and showed that same ball-hawk ability here. High IQ player who knows how to bait QBs and make plays on the ball.   [player_tooltip player_id='896252' first='Tedrick' last='Lee'] | ATH | 2026 | Columbus | @tedrick5lee   Lee came up from South Florida and showed he can cover. Strong frame at 6-0, 180, moved fluidly in space, and stayed tight in coverage. Another one who's had a good offseason stacking solid performances.   Linebackers:   [player_tooltip player_id='1368321' first='Elijah' last='Dias'] | LB | 2026 | Auburndale | @twin_frmpolk   Dias is just a playmaker. Already had 128 tackles and 21 TFLs last season, and his instincts were clear during the event. He read plays quickly, flowed sideline to sideline, and held his own in coverage. He's got the tools to be a three-down backer.   [player_tooltip player_id='212355' first='Noah' last='Maddox'] | LB | 2026 | Boone | @nmaddox1313   Maddox had one of the cleaner all-around performances from the LB group. He's physical, smart, and looked comfortable in pass coverage during 1v1s. Plays downhill with a purpose and tested well. Should be a priority eval this spring.

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