PRZ NY Stock Up Showcase: Top WR’s

With snow prepared to roll into the Hudson Valley, Athletes from across the North East packed into Hudson Sports Complex to compete, and showcase their skills at the Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase. This was our first edition of the Showcase, which had its own event, after pairing with NJ for multiple years. With 13 Wide Receivers in attendance in Warwick, we take a look at some of the top performers from the showcase at the RB position, including my personal WR MVP.   While NY has had their Stock Up Showcase, many other states still have showcases. If you want to attend, use this code LemerWinterPRZ, for a few dollars off your registration.   Want to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Prep Redzone NY? Follow me on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PrzCory</a> so you never miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    First on the standout list, is [player_tooltip player_id='2079944' first='Salvatore' last='Vakili']. The 2027 St. Francis Prep WR, had a breakout performance in Warwick. He measured in at 5'11" 160-Pounds, and displayed a solid build for the position. Adding 10-15 pounds of good weight can be beneficial for the young WR. Vakili was excellent in drills, and the 1v1 portion. His footwork and hands were elite, making sharp cuts at the top of routes and racking in catches. He displayed a good understanding of the route tree, and put together a solid showcase. Vakili will be a player to watch in the Catholic League next season, and he easily put his name on my Watch List.     Oji was one of a few Seniors in attendance in Warwick. Oji measured in with an excellent frame, standing at 6'2" 170-Pounds, and displayed a good frame for the WR position. Oji during combine testing was solid, and was near the top of the charts in drills. He displayed a high motor through 1v1 drills, and Indy. He attacked the ground and made sharp cuts on routes. His quick first step caught my attention, and helped gain separation from DB's. Oji will certainly rise in the rankings, coming soon, and he is a name colleges should look at if they need a Wide Receiver.     Morales is a young receiver who entered Warwick with hype. I have seen him play multiple times this season, and in each game he has caught my eye. He was a solid tester, and dominated in drills. In the 1v1 Portion, he was exceptional. He displayed quick feet, and created tons of separation throughout the afternoon. Morales displayed good body control on tough catches, and I liked his hands as they made catches look easy. Morales will be a solid piece for the Lions next season.     Gonzalez was one of the many underrated receivers in attendance in Warwick, and he left with high praise from myself. Gonzalez was a speed threat for Archbishop Stepinac this season, and through testing and the Indy portion, he displayed his footwork, and high motor as he attacked the ground with each step. He has an elite first step, and gained separation with ease in 1v1 drills. He displayed elite hands throughout the afternoon, and racked in multiple tough catches, with good body control, and footwork. Gonzalez will be an elite speed/down field threat for Archbishop Stepinac next season.     Magro was one of the youngest WR's in attendance, and yet he performed like he had been there before. Magro was a quick, and had solid 40, shuttle, and L-Drill times throughout the afternoon. He was solid in 1v1 drills, and held his own amongst some of the top DB's. He displayed good hands making tough catches look easy, and I liked his first step which gained separation, and allowed him to move north and south with ease on routes. Magro is young being only a Freshman, and with the potential he has, he can easily be one of the top WR's in the state in 2029.     Fruscio is a name that is becoming more familiar to me, and after his camp performance, he will find himself ranked in the next 2027 edition of the rankings. Fruscio was a lengthy strong receiver in attendance in Warwick, and displayed a solid first step, and good speed throughout the showcase. His footwork, and body control caught my eye, as it seemed anything in the field would be caught by him regardless of the coverage or the throw. Fruscio was an outstanding prospect, and I wa impressed by what I saw from the Junior.     Another Senior we had in attendance in Warwick, Doricent impressed all afternoon. He had strong hands, and made catches through contact, and displayed good body control through them. In the testing portion, he had solid numbers in all the drills, and showed the ability to make highlight catches with his broad jump and body control. I liked his footwork the most, as he attacked the ground on each rep, and left DB's catching up to him following a quick first step. Doricent will easily find himself ranked in the next 2026 Rankings Update, and is easily a player to watch moving forward.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center">PRZ NY Stock Up Showcase WR MVP</h2>    My Prep Redzone New York Stock Up Showcase WR MVP is J'shon Goolsby. The 2028 WR, had an outstanding afternoon. Earlier in the day parents, and coaches warned us about his talent, and they were right. Goolsby has excellent size for a Sophomore, and had room to grow as he progresses through high school. Goolsby, was oustanding in testing drills and ran one of the fastest 40-Times. In 1v1 drills, he made catches look easy with quick footwork, and good hands. I liked his ability to create separation, and make catches look easy. Goolsby has potential to become one of the top WR's in the state in 2028.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase Articles</h2>   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-qb-notes-part-i/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase</a>: QB Notes Part I, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-qb-notes-part-ii/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: QB Notes Part II</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-qb-notes-part-iii/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: QB Notes Part III</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2087143&action=edit">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: QB Notes Part IV</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prz-ny-stock-up-showcase-top-qbs/">PRZ NY Stock Up Showcase: Top QB's</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-rb-notes/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: RB Notes</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prz-ny-stock-up-showcase-top-rbs/">PRZ NY Stock Up Showcase: Top RB's</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-wr-notes-part-i/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: WR Notes Part I</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-wr-notes-part-ii/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: WR Notes Part II</a>, by Cory Lemer   <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/prep-redzone-ny-stock-up-showcase-wr-notes-part-iii/">Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase: WR Notes Part III</a>, by Cory Lemer

With snow prepared to roll into the Hudson Valley, Athletes from across the North East packed into Hudson Sports Complex to compete, and showcase their skills at the Prep Redzone NY Stock Up Showcase. This was our first edition of the Showcase, which had its own event, after pairing with NJ for multiple years. With 13 Wide Receivers in attendance in Warwick, we take a look at some of the top performers from the showcase at the RB position, including my personal WR MVP.