Lindenwood Mega Camp: Top Vertical Jumps

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1128426' first='Kameron' last='Hurst'], 2026 Lift For Life DB<br>- It's no surprise the fastest man at the Lindenwood Mega camp also had the top vertical jump in testing results for the two day event with a whopping 45" vertical for the top spot. Hurst made the most of his camp performance and being among the top 3 in each event to earn an offer from Washington State who he committed to recently. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1128413' first='Garrick' last='Dixon'], 2026 Ft. Zumwalt West DB<br>- The Kansas State commit was also among the top two overall in testing in two of the three events of among over 1,800 high school football players who attended both days. Garrick hit 36" in his top jump while testing. The lockdown defensive back also put on a show in 1v1s against high level receivers and will continue to open eyes in the coming season. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1249875' first='Tyron' last='Williams'], 2026 North Point WR/DB<br>- A versatile athlete who will be counted on even more this coming season. Williams is a threat catching, running the ball or as a defensive back with his playmaking ability. He showcased his athleticism at the Mega camp to tie for number two in the vertical jump with a 36" jump showing his ability to get up in the air. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Leuante Williams. 2026 Festus RB<br>- A thousand yard rusher who helped his team make a nice run in Class 4 all the way to the state championship game in 2024. Williams showed some impressive hops jumping for 35" with his vertical at 5'7" 175 frame to help showcase his athletic ability. Leuante will be one of the top returning running backs in the state in 2025 and helped himself at the Mega camp. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1642118' first='Dontae' last='Bronson'], 2026 Park Hill DB<br>- Bronson has really had a great spring at camps and combines and displaying his great skill set as a both a defensive back along with his athletic ability, speed and quickness. He tied with with four other players in the vertical jump with a best of 34" at the Mega camp. The college prospect made the most of his camp opportunity.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1250601' first='Hudson' last='Cerrano'], 2026 Timberland QB <br>- One of the surprises to some was this talented and very athletic senior-to-be 6'2" 196 signal caller. Hudson has been a QB on my radar for the past few years after watching him play 7v7 and training at his position at Elite. Last month he gave a preview of what was to come at the STL Varsity combine winning the fastest man award and being among the top testers overall. His 34" vertical came as no surprise. Neither did his first D1 over from Southeast Missouri soon afterwards.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>JayVeon Scott, 2026 Lift For Life ATH<br>- Tied for 5th with the others with a 34" vertical is the recent Missouri State 6'3" 200 ATH commit. Scott was among the best at this year's Elite combine and was also among the fastest Mega campers and it will be interesting to see what position he ultimately winds up at with the Bears. Last season for his Hawks he impressed me at running back watching from the sidelines. However, he is also a talented DB and WR and could possibly grow into a OLB/EDGE.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1127280' first='Adam' last='Gisler'], 2026 Platte County RB<br>- It's no surprise to see the players who attend the top Missouri combines in the spring be among the top testers at the Lindenwood Mega camp. Gisler was the running back MVP at the KC Varsity combine last month. The 5'9" 185 running back has picked up multiple college offers from schools such as Northwest Missouri State, Missouri Western, Washburn University and others. He tested well in all areas including with his 34" vertical. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1125456' first='Carter' last='Dowell'], 2026 Troy Buchanan RB<br>- Who doesn't love a 200-pound running back with the power and explosion to hit hit a 34" at a Mega camp. Dowell is one of the top under-recruited prospects in the state in his class. At 6'0" 200 with good speed, vision, feet and the ability to run inside or outside, Carter earned pretty much every post-season honor there was after rushing for over 1700 yards and 29 touchdowns his junior season. He just continued to show what an impressive prospect he was with his camp performance. Someone is going to get a highly productive player. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->