Prep Redzone Combine Series- Top Performers (Offense)

The Prep Redzone Combine Series continued in Oregon with a bunch of all conference and all state talent showing up. Here we will break down the top performers on each side of the ball. Check it..           OFFENSE         [player_tooltip player_id='1125042' first='Barry' last='Myles'] 6-2 175 WR 27' Sheldon   Easily one of the most impressive kids at the camp. He could have very well been selected as an MVP. Myles should thrive at Sheldon and be one of the best two-way players in the conference.    [player_tooltip player_id='1257695' first='Emmit' last='Distefano'] 6-0 175 QB 27' Thurston   Look for Distefano to make a nice jump up the PRZ rankings board when updated. Personally, I would have had him listed as a Co-MVP QB. He has outstanding arm strength and was incredibly accurate all day. The Colts could have one of the best players in 5A leading them the next two years.    [player_tooltip player_id='1671467' first='Cameron' last='Caruso'] 6-3 205 TE 27' Sandy    If there was a breakout player of the camp it probably would have gone to Caruso. The big man caught everything thrown his direction and he was able to body pretty much everyone in his way. He will be one of the best TE's in the state for his class.    [player_tooltip player_id='937183' first='Aris' last='Dimick'] 6-4 180 QB 27' Tigard    Definitely one of the top players at the camp in my opinion. Dimick stepped into a tough situation at Tigard and did extremely well as a sophomore. The work he has put in with Lillard is very apparent. Even in a loaded TRL I could see him being a 2nd team all-league QB.    [player_tooltip player_id='1591584' first='Xander' last='Kekaualua'] 5-10 210 RB 27' Westview    Kekaualua is super underrated in my opinion. He is an absolute workhorse out of the backfield and incredibly tough to tackle. In a camp setting it's a little different without the pads, as you don't get to see his physical dominance. He had an outstanding sophomore year, earning 2nd team all-league Metro honors while rushing for 548 yards and 7 TDs.    Cole McClennen 5-10 190 RB 26' Shiloh Christian (Bismarck, ND)   I can't say enough good things about McClennen. He was acknowledged by the coaches as one of the top performers at the camp after making the trip from North Dakota. His HUDL film speaks for itself.    [player_tooltip player_id='937115' first='Jaxon' last='Lee'] 6-3 190 WR 27' Tigard   Lee has done well on the 7v7 circuit as part of Team Lillard and has the potential of being one of the best receivers in a ridiculously talented conference. The size alone gives him a nice advantage, along with having one of the fastest rising players in Oregon as his QB.    [player_tooltip player_id='1680318' first='Julian' last='Morales'] 5-7 165 WB 28' Century   Look for Morales to be one of the top players in the Pacific Conference as a sophomore. If we were giving out MVP's for overall versatility he may have racked up the award. As a freshman last season, he averaged 6 tackles per game with double digit TFL's at the Varsity level. Incredibly impressive numbers.    [player_tooltip player_id='1125322' first='Raiden' last='Avery'] 6-1 170 WR 27' Willamette    Avery has all the potential in the world. He makes the move from Sheldon to Willamette like many others. All of a sudden the Wolverines are deep so he will battle for playing time.    [player_tooltip player_id='1609774' first='Bentlee' last='Davenport'] 5-6 135 RB 28' Thurston   Not a lot of people know about him yet, but they will. MVP Elite's Matt Quinn called this correctly when referencing Davenport's skill set. Look for him to get in the mix as a sophomore at Thurston.    [player_tooltip player_id='860650' first='Jack' last='Wilson'] 6-1 155 QB 27' Jesuit    Wilson did well on the 7v7 circuit this last year and has an elite work ethic. There is still a lot to prove on the field, but the Crusaders have dude's returning everywhere and he could thrive if he's leading them.    [player_tooltip player_id='1359052' first='Trevor' last='Glos'] 6-4 180 QB 27' Wilsonville   One of the most intriguing athletes at the event. Glos has legit size with a good arm and should be ready to lead the 2x back-to-back 5A state champs. As we joked about prior to the camp, no pressure filling in for reigning POY [player_tooltip player_id='511864' first='Mark' last='Wiepert'], who is now at Oregon.    [player_tooltip player_id='1539446' first='Ryker' last='Rohaley'] 6-0 150 QB 28' Sheldon   You have to respect Rohaley's grind and work ethic. Every week he is getting better at a different event. Sheldon could be a great place for him with so many making the move to Willamette.    [player_tooltip player_id='1679118' first='Daniel' last='Hayes'] 6-0 160 QB 28' Central Catholic    Remember the name as Daniel is the brother of 6-5 D1 lineman Jonah Hayes. You can expect him to grow a decent amount and battle for the QB spot at CC in the coming years where it's never easy to be the guy.    [player_tooltip player_id='1078484' first='Ethan' last='Wylam'] 5-11 150 QB 28' Sprague    Head coach AJ Robinson has done a phenomenal job at Sprague and has the program heading in the right direction. Ethan led a 9-0 freshman team last season and did well on the 7v7 circuit for Alpha. He will be a big part of the Oly's future.    [player_tooltip player_id='1609776' first='Tevin' last='Candelario'] 6-0 150 WR 28' Willamette   Candelario put together some impressive freshman film and has the potential of playing early for what looks to be a loaded Wolverines team. He did well at the event while projecting as an all-conference guy on both sides of the ball.