Put Another Log On The Fire: Camp Stories

Prep Redzone scouts feature numbers from the Baker University Camp

Jeremy Deckard April 16, 2025 @ 03:56 PM

I have added one more event to my football scouting schedule for June.   I plan to attend a testing camp at Nemaha Central High School on the evening of June 7.   So, in the immortal lyrics of Tompall Glaser; "Put Another Log On The Fire." Because Deck is going camping. (Youngsters Google Glaser, for some gool old non-PC country music long before your time.)   It should be a great event for young athletes to get exposure as Prep Redzone Kansas, Market Athletes, and Revive Performance all plan to be in attendance to assist athletes in their recruitment processes.   Here is a look at five unranked athletes who will be attending that event or one of the other events I plan on attending. Tomorrow, I will turn my attention to some ranked athletes' schedules to participate.   Profiles for each player have been created on Prep Redzone. Athletes are encouraged to claim their Prep Redzone profiles by using the following link <a href="https://prepredzone.com/prospect-index/">https://prepredzone.com/prospect-index/</a>   [player_tooltip player_id='1658265' first='Will' last='Voss'], RB/DB, 5'8”, 160, Sabetha, ‘26   Voss is a three-sport prospect who plans on attending the testing clinic at Nemaha Central. The Sabetha prospect also competes in wrestling and track and field. Since it's WrestleMania Week, I decided he was the appropriate guy to start the report with. Voss holds the Class 2A State Bench Record and has been clocked in the Forty at 4.5 seconds. I look forward to seeing what kind of numbers he posts in Seneca.   [player_tooltip player_id='1658264' first='Gage' last='Koenigs'], LB/RB, 5'11”, 210, Goddard, ‘26   The Goddard prospect is a gym rat, as evidenced by all of the lifting videos he has on this X account. He is a quick linebacker who likes to deliver blows. He is also a special-teams stalwart for the Lions as a guy who can return kicks. He recorded 60 tackles in eight games played as a junior.  Koenigs is registered for the camp at Baker University on June 3.   [player_tooltip player_id='1634903' first='Micah' last='Galvan'], LB, 5'11”, 190, Ellsworth, ‘26   I traveled to Ellsworth last fall to watch a practice while on a volleyball scouting trip. Galvan was one of the athletes who impressed me during that practice. He finished his junior season with 61 tackles and nine tackles for lost yardage. He also recorded a forced fumble and one fumble recovery. He is scheduled to participate in the June 3 camp in Baldwin City. He has also been invited to attend camps at Southern Nazarene and Washburn.   [player_tooltip player_id='1635066' first='Ryan' last='Seck'], EDGE/LB, 6'0”, 215, De Soto, ‘26   Seck is headed to the Baker Camp. There is not a ton of film on either his HUDL or X Account. He already has decent recorded measurables, including a time of 4.8 seconds in the Forty and a squat of 425 lbs. De Soto is a competitive program with a tough schedule that will help a guy prepare for college ball. He will be looking to improve on his numbers and show out in Seneca.   [player_tooltip player_id='1658267' first='Beckam' last='Griffin'], QB, 6'1”, 185, Riverside, ‘27   Griffin is a young gunslinger with a big arm. I really like his combination of size and speed. He is built like a guy you would think would just want to sit in the pocket and throw BB's, but he has good legs and can hurt defenses with them. His throwing mechanics could be improved, but this guy gets the ball downfield.  Griffin is scheduled to participate in the testing camp at Nemaha Central.

I have added one more event to my football scouting schedule for June.