CCC York: 2026 Offensive and Defensive Standouts

YORK | Saturday's Carolinas Coaches Combine at York served as the kickoff to the spring season as we inch closer to spring practice and the summer of camps and 7-on-7s. There was plenty of talent on display, including a running back who repeatedly and some defenders who you may not know about now, but you'll know about them as we move forward.   Here's a look at 15 standouts on offense and defense from the Class of 2026 during the individual and competition sessions:   RUNNING BACKS   T.C. Douglas | South Pointe    Douglas was impressive during the individual period, showing good movement and vision in the hole. He made an excellent cut as well.   Braydon Johnson | Dutch Fork   Johnson did a good job of displaying good ball security during the individual period. He didn't lose momentum or speed on the play either.   Dreshawn Mills | Union County   Mills has good vision and also did a good job of keeping the ball high and tight. He is explosive in the open field. In the competition period against the linebackers, he made an excellent grab, looking the ball in his hands and he got up field quickly, leaving the defender in the dust.   [player_tooltip player_id='1639669' first='Ashten' last='Wilson'] | Central   Wilson (pictured above) caught our eye plenty during the individual and competition session. He did a great job of moving his feet and keeping the ball high and tight. He has great speed once he finds the open hole. Once he catches the ball, he gets up field quickly and does a good job on an angle route against a linebacker.   DEFENSIVE BACKS   Micah Wallace | Union County   Wallace showed good explosiveness through the hole after getting the hand off on the zone read when we watched him during the individual session.   Darien Judge | South Pointe   Judge did a good job of tracking the ball and turning and flipping his hips. He has great lateral movements as well being able to anticipate where the ball is going.   Jayden Baxter | Northwestern   Baxter did a good job of having his eyes on the ball and tracking it down. Later in the competition drill, he had great timing on a route to break up an out route.   Saadiq Worthy | York   Worthy showed good tracking speed and had his eyes in the right place with being able to find the ball. His   WIDE RECEIVERS   [player_tooltip player_id='1537086' first='Tyree' last='Johnson'] | WR | Brookland-Cayce   Johnson made an excellent catch near the left sideline with a defensive back up against him. He showed great concentration in making the catch as well.   [player_tooltip player_id='930586' first='Dailan' last='Duncan'] | WR | South Pointe   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/04/ccc-york-2026-mvp-award-winners/">Duncan walked away with an award</a> at offensive skill on Saturday, and he caught our eye making a contested catch near the left sideline with a defender over top of him.   QUARTERBACKS   [player_tooltip player_id='860400' first='Drevon' last='Dopson'] | QB | Brookland-Cayce   We were really impressed with Dobson during the competition period. He made an excellent throw getting it over top of the defensive back and he steps into his throws. His performance helped him earn the award for <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/04/ccc-york-2026-mvp-award-winners/">top offensive combo at the end of the session.</a>   [player_tooltip player_id='1149056' first='Quinn' last='Kelly'] | QB | Fort Mill   Kelly made an excellent throw on the post, putting it where only his receiver could make the catch on a post route. The throws he made were on the money.   LINEBACKERS   Tymaries Thompson | LB | Sumter   Thompson did a great job of sticking it to the running back and not allowing him to make the grab.   My'Son Jones | LB | Brookland-Cayce   Jones made a jump on the ball, showing off his instinctiveness. He nearly had an interception that would've been taken back for a pick-six if it were a real game in the competition period.    Josh Amara | LB | Hanahan   Amara made a great pass breakup towards the end of the session.

YORK | Saturday's Carolinas Coaches Combine at York served as the kickoff to the spring season as we inch closer to spring practice and the summer of camps and 7-on-7s. There was plenty of talent on display, including a running back who repeatedly and some defenders who you may not know about now, but you'll know about them as we move forward.