NJ Represented: Harm Elite G Force 14u pt: 1

One of NJ's elite 7v7 squads, Harm Elite G Force 14u showed me exactly why they are considered one of the best teams in the area. In the games I was in attendance for, Harm Elite G Force absolutely flew around the field, clearly showing that they had a superior roster and chemistry amongst their players. While they didn't make it as far on Sunday as they would have liked, they showed this weekend why they are a team to keep on your radar. I was constantly jotting down notes about each of their players because the highlights kept on coming; because of that, this one will be a two part series so I can cover all the players that made an impact.    [player_tooltip player_id='1906022' first='Kingston' last='Hill'] once again impressed with what he did on the field. Just like last fall at the All Star try outs, Kingston's play on the field demanded your attention; he was making plays all over the field regardless of whether he lined up on offense or defense. Lining up out wide, Kingston made a phenomenal, competitive catch for a score, using his hand eye skills and strong hands to yank it away from the defender. Throughout the tournament Kingston caught every ball that was thrown his way. On defense, Kingston lined up at safety and played with a high IQ. He kept the play in front of him at all times and showed great lateral speed anytime a receiver ran across the middle.     [player_tooltip player_id='2167393' first='Rahmeer' last='Pitts'] once again solidified himself as one of the top athletes in the NJ 2030 class. This was the first time I got the opportunity to see Rahmeer get reps at receiver and on defense, and let me tell you, Rahmeer did not disappoint. A player that can truly play any position on the field, Rahmeer shined while running routes. He was open on nearly every route he ran, a lot of it due to the quick burst he has off of the line that caused immediate distance between himself and the corner. He was extremely fluid in his movement as a cornerback as well, changing direction in lock step with the receiver. With the growth spurt Rahmeer hit since the last time I saw him, I wouldn't be surprised if he is vying for reps at the varsity level this fall.     CJ is a big presence on the field. Easily the most physically developed QB in attendance for 14u, CJ let the ball fly all tournament long with his big arm capabilities. The thing with Harm Elite G Force is that their team has so much speed, CJ can dial up a deep shot and there is a high chance his vertical route is going to outrun the coverage and come down with it. I thought CJ made great decisions as well during the tournament, rarely forcing a throw into a bad area. He showed precision in his throws as well, sneaking it into tight windows when there were no easy throws to make.     Zyion was one of the top cornerbacks I saw on Saturday at the PA Classic. He is the type of player that you stick with the opponent's best receiver and have Zyion follow him all game long to lock down their most dangerous weapon. He showed elite man to man skills, going step for step with the receivers and showcasing fluid hip movement in change of direction transitions. His speed was apparent as well. On one play in particular Zyion went across the entire field with the receiver and batted the ball away from them at a full sprint. Zyion is an all around talent that is going to be gaining a lot of recognition very soon.     [player_tooltip player_id='2159713' first='Jadir' last='Thompson'] showed strong instincts and competitiveness working out of the slot corner position, consistently demonstrating the ability to stay sticky in coverage. He excelled in man to man situations, using his quickness and fluid change of direction to mirror receivers effectively despite a smaller frame. Overall, Thompson's agility and coverage ability make him a reliable presence inside with clear upside.

One of NJ's elite 7v7 squads, Harm Elite G Force 14u showed me exactly why they are considered one of the best teams in the area. In the games I was in attendance for, Harm Elite G Force absolutely flew around the field, clearly showing that they had a superior roster and chemistry amongst their players. While they didn't make it as far on Sunday as they would have liked, they showed this weekend why they are a team to keep on your radar. I was constantly jotting down notes about each of their players because the highlights kept on coming; because of that, this one will be a two part series so I can cover all the players that made an impact.