GC Exposure St. Albans Camp Skill Prospect Top Performers

Code PRZWV30 for a discount on your subscription at checkout!   The GC Exposure Camp took place on a beautiful but windy Saturday afternoon. Many talented prospects from the 2026 to 2029 classes participated in the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of various college coaches. Here are the skill prospects who performed well at the showcase!   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">RECEIVERS/DEFENSIVE BACKS</h2>    As expected, 2027 Huntington WR [player_tooltip player_id='920512' first='Andreas' last='Reese'] was one of the top receivers at the GC Exposure Camp on Saturday. His skill set is perfect for a camp setting during 1-on-1s as a very quick and fast athlete who's very difficult to defend in man coverage. Reese proved to be one of the fastest athletes at the camp during the 40-yard dash and is working his way to being one of the fastest in the state.     Anton Mathis, out of Portage (IN), was highly impressive at Saturday's camp as a long and athletic receiver. He was arguably the MVP of the WR/DB group and had a dominating 1-on-1 period. Mathis has a large catch radius and good jump ball skills. He's a fluid mover, which he also displayed as a defensive back at times. He was on pace for a great season in 2024 before an injury cut it short and is flying under the radar right now, but is definitely a must offer for D2 schools and potentially FCS with a good senior year.     A prospect on our 2026 Watch List that will soon place in the rankings after his performance on Saturday is Tucker County's [player_tooltip player_id='1139036' first='Reid' last='Kisamore']. He's made great strides over the past year, both athletically and developmentally, that should earn him some D2 looks this summer and fall. Kisamore looked great during the combine testing drills and was in the Top 5 fastest of athletes in attendance among some good ones. Kisamore has upside as both a receiver and a defensive back, winning reps at both positions during 1-on-1s. He has dynamic slot potential, which he flashed last season, and has production at DB as well.     A young 2028 prospect that I wasn't aware of before the GC Exposure camp, but was impressed by, was St. Albans WR/DB [player_tooltip player_id='1677078' first='James' last='Lowe']. He's a very athletic slot receiver with very good early speed and quickness that made him a difficult cover in 1-on-1s. Lowe was among the fastest players at the camp, proving so during the 40-yard dash segment. He ran step for step with the fastest receivers during 1-on-1s as a defensive back and has a ton of upside athletically that can be developed into a future star receiver for the Red Dragons.     Another 2026 Watch List prospect who will make his debut in the rankings later this summer is Sissonville's [player_tooltip player_id='1523593' first='Brody' last='Scott']. He was sneakily one of the most productive receivers in the state last season with 1,400 all-purpose yards and 13 touchdowns. Scott has reliable hands and shows good acceleration after the catch if you hit him in stride. He can continue to develop as a route runner, but he does a nice job of finding space and being patient.     [player_tooltip player_id='1677144' first='Will' last='Martin'] is a promising 2028 defensive back to know and had a nice day at the GC Exposure Camp on Saturday. He's a quality young athlete who did well throughout the combine testing portion of the camp, with athletic traits to build around moving forward. Martin has a slight build but competed well for a young defensive back during 1-on-1s against some very talented receivers. He was able to run stride for stride with most of them once he got out of his back pedal which is an area he can improve moving forward.     A young 2029 prospect to tuck away for later is incoming St. Albans WR/DB [player_tooltip player_id='1677084' first='Bentley' last='Parker']. He's more of a track athlete than a football player right now, but he has impressive straight-line speed for his age. Parker was one of the fastest athletes in attendance during the 40-yard dash, with a lot of upside in that regard. He'll need to continue to work on lateral movement and become more fluid in that area needed for football skill athletes, but Parker has a great base to build around athletically over the next four years.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">RUNNING BACKS/LINEBACKERS</h2>    Another Portage (IN) prospect who performed very well at the GC Exposure Camp was 2028 ATH Armon Harrison. He's listed as a RB/DB on his HUDL but showed a lot of potential as a pass catcher as well throughout the camp. Harrison has an impressive athletic build for his age with good speed, quickness, and explosiveness. He did a nice job leveraging defenders in his routes and letting his natural athleticism do the rest to create separation.     An under-the-radar 2026 linebacker prospect who flashed at Saturday's GC Exposure camp was George Washington's [player_tooltip player_id='1677147' first='Landyn' last='Hamilton']. He's a stocky, physically built athlete with some athleticism to utilize as a middle linebacker type of prospect. Hamilton was a good depth piece at LB last season as a junior, but will have the opportunity to take over full-time this fall as a senior after two D1 graduation losses. I saw him make a couple of nice plays in coverage and as a pass catcher with a highlight interception during 1-on-1s.     [player_tooltip player_id='1332160' first='Tyson' last='Arms'] is a fun 2027 prospect out of Riverside who is smaller in stature but super dynamic. He's your classic lightning-quick scatback that's a nightmare for linebackers to cover 1-on-1 out of the backfield. Arms is quick and shift with straight line speed to utilize once the ball is in his hands. You could easily line him up in the slot to work the middle of the field and out routes to the sideline with the quickness he showed coming out of his route breaks.     This was the first time getting to see 2027 Spirng Valley RB [player_tooltip player_id='1154893' first='Peyton' last='Bailey'] in person after he placed on our Watch List as a freshman. He's put in serious work in the weight room since then as an impressively built sophomore. Bailey can play fullback and did so on the varsity team as a sophomore in their heavy sets. I was impressed with his overall athleticism during combine testing for his build, with a lot of upside in that area. His size better translates at running back right now, but Bailey can also give snaps at linebacker when needed.     You don't hear a lot about Braxton County prospects often, but they have a promising 2028 RB/LB athlete to know in [player_tooltip player_id='1624432' first='Logan' last='Payne']. He was the leading rusher for the Eagles as a freshman last season with nearly 500 yards and 5 touchdowns while also finishing as the 4th-leading tackler with 60 on defense. I don't have updated measurements for Payne, but he had a good build for a rising sophomore and looked athletic as a pass catcher.

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