Standout Performers From Highland at Pennsauken

RJ Blount wasted no time making his presence felt against Highland. The Temple commit ripped off two rushing touchdowns in the first half, setting the tone early for Pennsauken. His size and explosiveness immediately stood out — rare traits for a back of his build. Once he hit the open field, defenders struggled to bring him down.   Blount consistently created chunk plays, showing off both his power and speed. This game served as another reminder of why Temple made him a priority. He looked every bit the dynamic playmaker expected to carry Pennsauken's offense throughout the year.   <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Touchdown #1 for RJ Blount. <a href="https://t.co/PpIOJcKBfI">pic.twitter.com/PpIOJcKBfI</a>— Pennsauken High School Athletics (@PennsaukenAD) <a href="https://twitter.com/PennsaukenAD/status/1966281192300527925?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 11, 2025</a></blockquote>     Titan Gray delivered one of the biggest highlights of the night. He fielded a kickoff deep in his own territory and burst through seams for a 98-yard touchdown return. On the play, he showcased excellent vision, weaving through defenders, and then turned on his top-end speed once he reached the open field.   That single play swung momentum and energized the Highland sideline. More than just a special teams spark, Titan proved he has the ability to change games with one touch. Performances like this show he can be a true difference-maker all season long.       Highland's offensive line needed stability, and Dylan James provided it. He anchored the run game from start to finish, showing consistency that stood out all night.   In the second half, Highland finally found traction on the ground, and much of that success came from Dylan's blocking. He showcased the ability to move in space, pulling effectively and creating rushing lanes on the edge. His combination of power at the point of attack and mobility in space made him Highland's most reliable lineman in this matchup.     Kameron Hoskins made his presence felt on the edge. With his long frame, broad shoulders, and sturdy build, he looks the part of a next-level defender. He has the size to add more weight, but even now, he uses his length to control blockers and hold his ground.   What stood out most in this matchup was his run defense. Kameron consistently set the edge, filled rushing lanes, and forced Highland to adjust their ground game. His discipline and physicality against the run made him one of the most impactful defensive performers for Pennsauken on the night.        Nathaniel Correa didn't need a heavy workload to stand out. At 5'8”, 160 pounds, he maximized every touch he got. His quickness and elusiveness in space gave Pennsauken an extra spark, and he consistently turned short gains into chunk plays.   Correa's speed in the open field was evident, as he slipped past defenders and created opportunities after contact. While he didn't see the ball as much as some of his teammates, his ability to make the most of limited chances proved valuable. If he continues to flash this type of playmaking, Pennsauken will find ways to get him more involved moving forward.     [player_tooltip player_id='1888853' first='Gevon' last='Livingston'] made his presence felt from the opening whistle. All night, he showed a sharp ability to read and diagnose plays before they developed. That recognition allowed him to be a constant disruptor in Pennsauken's backfield.   What stood out most was his sure tackling in one-on-one situations. Whether plugging gaps in run defense or chasing down ball carriers, Livingston rarely missed. His physicality and discipline helped slow down Pennsauken's ground game and kept Highland competitive.   Even though Highland didn't come away with the win, Livingston's defensive performance stood out. He consistently made plays, lived in the backfield, and proved he's one of the key defensive anchors for his team moving forward.      Zion Brockenbrough left a strong impression with his physical, hard-nosed style on both sides of the ball. All night, he played tough and consistently showed he could handle contact.   His biggest moment came on a 25-yard touchdown run, where he broke three tackles on his way to the end zone. That play embodied his grit and determination, proving he could turn effort and strength into points for his team.   Even though Highland didn't walk away with the win, Brockenbrough's performance was a highlight. His physicality and ability to make game-changing plays stood out, and he showed he can be a key weapon moving forward.      [player_tooltip player_id='1030107' first='Nazyr' last='Negron'] delivered when the game was on the line. With just 1:30 left on the clock, he broke loose for a 25-yard rushing touchdown that gave Pennsauken the lead. Then, on the very next play, he capped it off by completing a 4-yard pass for the two-point conversion to ice the win.   All night, Negron's legs kept the Highland defense on edge. He consistently created big plays with his mobility and extended drives when his team needed them most. But it was his late-game heroics that stood out—showing poise, playmaking ability, and the confidence to rise to the moment.     <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Big play by junior QB [player_tooltip player_id='1030107' first='Nazyr' last='Negron'] to put Pennsauken in the lead with 1:06 to go. Pennsauken defeats Highland 22-16!! <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CODERED?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#CODERED</a> <a href="https://t.co/U6UvyPqKTw">pic.twitter.com/U6UvyPqKTw</a>— Pennsauken High School Athletics (@PennsaukenAD) <a href="https://twitter.com/PennsaukenAD/status/1966301332282728938?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 12, 2025</a></blockquote>