UA Next Camp St. Louis: Top Underclassmen

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The St. Louis UA Next camp feature mostly upperclassmen who were among some of the most heavily recruited prospects in the state and country, but there were also some very talented underclassmen who had some offers, and some who will definitely be getting offers this spring, summer and beyond given their talent they displayed. I take a look at some of the top ones from the recent camp stop.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1598550' first='Ryan' last='Richmond-McDavis'] I WR I Cardinal Ritter I 2028 I<br>(6'0" 165) - The top underclassman at the camp was the incredibly talented Richmond-McDavis, who has been a top 10 ranked PRZ player in the state in his class for a couple years now. He showcased all his skills, route running, separation burst, hands, along with top flight athleticism, including his 4.37 40 speed,10'3" broad jump and a 35" vertical jump. Look for him to be a national caliber recruit before it's all said and done. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1741247' first='Tristen' last='Johnson'] I WR/TE I SLUH I 2029 I<br>(6'6" 200) - The big target was very impressive in drills and testing displaying his unique quickness, quick feet, and body control for his size. Tristen runs really well and catches the ball incredibly well. He plays like a smaller receiver in his ability to stop, cut and separate from defensive backs, but he also uses his size to create tough match up problems as well. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1741240' first='Terrance' last='Jones'] I RB I Cardinal Ritter I 2029 I<br>(5'9" 181) - Another top 10 PRZ prospect in his class rankings. Jones looked really good showing his jets in his 4.49 forty time he ran, along with good overall testing. He is so quick, changes direction in a blink, and has great stop, start acceleration to hit top speed. He also displayed impressive pass catching ability making him a compete offensive weapon out of the backfield. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1229495' first='Dayon' last='Ross'] I CB I Cardinal Ritter I 2028 I<br>(5'9" 160) - The Lions have a bright future with so many talented underclassmen who was the top young defensive back on the day with his combination of great speed, running a 4.48 forty, and skill set against some of the most talented receivers in the Midwest and region. Can turn and run with anyone and has quick hands and good ball skills. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1404856' first='Caden' last='Sharp'] I WR I De Smet I 2029 I <br>(5'9" 181) - Another extremely talented freshman receiver and all purpose offensive and special teams weapon. Sharp plays even faster than his 4.49 forty time he ran in testing. Great athleticism and power with a 9'11" broad jump and 33" vertical showing explosive jumping ability. Also has the skills as a receiver with his hands and route running ability. Does a good job getting separation or catching contested passes. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1674661' first='Braden' last='Biermann'] I QB I Parkway West I 2029 I<br>(5'10" 161) - The top young QB prospect at the camp, and really threw the ball as well or better than some of the upperclassmen. Showed his great technique and mechanics. Has great footwork, a quick release and strong, accurate arm with a quick release. Tremendous touch and placement in his throws. Was better than some highly regarded guys with it. Look for a big sophomore season. Also athletic with very good speed he displayed in his forty I watched him run. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->