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<p>Broken Arrow, Oklahoma served as a temporary home for many top 7-on-7 teams who traveled in to claim the throne. Most impressive was the younger 12U bracket, where rising stars put on a show despite the windy conditions and fluctuating temperatures. The cold-to-warm swings didn't dampen the energy—these players came to compete!</p>
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<p>Avery Bradford- Quarterback for “The Machine” was lights out in all games and close to perfect. I literally watched him go 6 for 6 on his throws in game one tallying up touchdowns and extra points like it was routine. I'm excited to watch him perform again tomorrow along with his teammates who racked up 127 points to their opponents 2. </p>
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<p>Jagger Swindell- Quarterback for “CHJ Elite” distributed the ball really well among his receivers. He made decisive throws that kept the first downs rolling until reaching pay dirt. Jagger had some help of course, but he looked comfortable making sure his targets were on the same page. </p>
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<p>Isaac Ross- Quarterback for “Fort Gibson Young Bucks” was more of a game manager playing against bigger teams. He didn't blink though, because he played pitch and catch with his wide outs within 5 to 10 yards which proved affective. Nobody would fault a player who takes what the defense gives them. Ross came up big when it counted and will return tomorrow even more focused.</p>
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<p>Jaxon Shaffer- Quarterback for “918 Smoke” has a pretty strong arm for his age. He continuously found openings in the defense by staying poised and confident. His ball placement was on the money and he showed off his arm strength when it mattered most. He even played some receiver to show his versatility with a couple catches.</p>
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<p>Kaden Drumm- Quarterback for the “Sooner7” has a nice touch on his passes. He allowed his guys to run under deep balls and threaded balls in the middle of the field with limited space. He looked the part standing tall in the pocket and remaining positive with his teammates.</p>
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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma served as a temporary home for many top 7-on-7 teams who traveled in to claim the throne. Most impressive was the younger 12U bracket, where rising stars put on a show despite the windy conditions and fluctuating temperatures. The cold-to-warm swings didn't dampen the energy—these players came to compete!
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