Elite 11: Panini Accuracy Challenge Standouts

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, 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" />   This past Saturday, Myself, and Prep Redzone New York had the privilege of attending Elite 11s New Jersey Reigonal at Votee Park. Over 50 Quarterbacks, from across the Country, and a few from outside the country headed to Northern New Jersey to compete to be named an Elite 11 Finalist. One of the biggest events was the Panini Accuracy Challenge, which based QB's on their throw accuracy with different targets. In this article we look at a few standouts I saw while watching the challenge.    Sutton made his presence felt early in the North East. The North Dakota QB, was named the Accuracy Challenge Co Winner in the 2028 Class. The 6'0" 185-Pound QB, had an impressive day against some of the top QB's across the north east. He showcased a strong arm, with good footwork. I liked his ability to throw a quick strike, while keeping the ball at a perfect level. His comeback routes were excellent, and he put the ball on the money on every throw. The Midwest QB, dominated in the North East this past weekend.     Bourque was named an Elite 11 Finalist, and he marked the only name of this showcase to be invited. The Tabor Academy Prospect, stands at 6'4" 205-Pounds, displaying an exceptional build for a prospect. The D1 Talent threw an accurate ball, while displaying perfect mechanics. His footwork on the comeback rollout plays was outstanding, and throughout the day, he put the ball in the perfect position for his Wide Receivers.     The 2027 Accuracy Challenge Winner was Lawson Tyler. The Upper Dublin QB, stands at an impressive 6'5" 200-Pounds, and finished his Saturday with an impressive score of 23 which led all QB's throughout the afternoon. Tyler impressed with his build, and his presence in the pocket along with his command of the ball was impressive. He threw quick strikes, and worked through his mechanics and footwork well during reps. Tyler is a very impressive QB from PA.     [player_tooltip player_id='1283757' first='Bryce' last='Moye'] was a late invite to the Elite 11 Reigonal, earning his invitation this past week. Standing at 6'2" 205-Pounds, the Monsignor Farrell prospect, had some of the best mechanics and footwork from a QB in attendance. His balls were not as accurate as the above QB's, but he showcased elite throws, all afternoon, and put the ball in windows only his receivers could make a play.     The Coatesville QB, headed all the way to Elite 11, then joined us back in PA for the PA Classic on Sunday. The newly ranked top QB in PA, had an impressive day in Votee Park. Standing at 6'4" 195-Pounds, I was impressed by his size, and his ability to facilitate the ball to the WR's. His accuracy showed throughout the day, and he had pure mechanics that delivered the ball quick and effortless.     Walker Snee, was one of the big name prospects Elite 11 had in attendance. The 2029 prospect, stands at 6'3" 190-Pounds, displaying a good build for a QB. As one of the youngest players in attendance, Snee put together a solid performance, against some of the top QB's in the North East. The Paramus Catholic Signal Caller, showcased good mechanics, along with a good ball, which he showcased on routes in the end zone. His ball came out quick, and he showcased potential to be a top prospect nationally.     Khayel Sam Fong-Talia was a QB I could not take my eyes off throughout the afternoon. The Dillon, SC, prospect had the best energy of any QB there, and was a constant team player hyping up his group with each rep. Along with his amazing attitude, Sam Fong-Talia, displayed some outstanding throws, putting together good accuracy and footwork to combine for nice reps. He is still raw, but he put together a good Saturday in NJ.     Lastly is one of the top prospects in the entire North East. St. John's Prep QB Christopher Vargas, came out and showed out this past weekend in NJ. I believe Vargas will be a finalist next year, and after watching him on Saturday, I believe it more. The 6'5" 190-Pound QB, displayed elite mechanics and good footwork through out the afternoon, and did well on throws outside the pocket. His arm strength was evident, and he is easily a QB you should watch as he headlines the 2028 Class in New England.

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, for a few dollars off your registration.