emico stood out as one of the more technical defensive backs on the field, showing a disciplined and controlled approach throughout camp. In individual drills, he was clean with his footwork and patient with his movements, consistently staying balanced and in position rather than overreacting early.

In one-on-ones, he showed true “lockdown” traits at times, using solid positioning and awareness to take away space and force tighter throws. Even when slightly beat, his recovery speed stood out — he was able to close ground quickly and get back into the play without losing composure.

Overall, Demico wins with technique, discipline, and recovery ability. As he continues to add more physicality at the line of scrimmage and trust his instincts earlier in routes, he has the tools to develop into a reliable cover corner who can eliminate space on the outside.

 Zamora delivered a strong all-around performance in the defensive back group. He showcased sound technique, smooth backpedal mechanics, and good leverage throughout the day. Zamora also flashed strong ball skills and competitiveness during one-on-one competition, where he consistently won reps against receivers.

His overall consistency and confidence stood out, and he was one of the more productive defensive backs at the event.

Demico had a strong showing at the Midwestern State camp, handling a full mix of testing, defensive back drills, and one-on-one matchups against receivers. He moved well in space during agility work and showed quick transition ability when flipping his hips and driving out of breaks. In coverage periods, he competed with confidence, staying engaged at the line and showing the ability to mirror receivers through short and intermediate routes. What stood out most was his competitiveness in 1-on-1 reps — he didn’t back down from repeated challenges and made adjustments after each snap based on coaching points. As the day progressed, his consistency and ability to hold up in competitive situations separated him from others in the group. That steady performance earned him an offer at the end of camp, reflecting his impact throughout the day.

As he continues to grow physically and sharpen technique, projects as a versatile DB/ATH recruit in Nevada’s 2028 class. His 4 interception production, versatility, and competitive playing style make him a player with upward trajectory. With added strength and continued refinement in coverage technique, Zamora has the potential to develop into a reliable defensive back and all around contributor at the next level.

Zamora moved up to the #3-DB spot in the updated PRZ NV 2028 rankings with the productive season he put together in the Mojave secondary. The 5’9″/145 cornerback is an elite athlete with all the speed, twitch, and explosive burst of a future D-I playmaker. His instincts as a zone defender are high level and possesses the short-area quickness and reaction time to bait throws and undercut routes. Offers proven ball skills and turnover production (4 INTs last season) and plays more physical than his smaller frame would suggest. Zamora is one of the most electric defensive playmakers in his class.

Demico Zamora Demico Zamora 5'9" | 150 lbs | DB Waxahachie | 2028 TX is an explosive and versatile athlete for Mojave High School’s varsity football team. Just a sophomore, and he’s already dominating on defense with 64 tackles this year! Demico excels in coverage and run support, making him a reliable presence in the secondary. His blend of athleticism and adaptability enables consistent performance in multiple capacities, signaling significant potential for long-term growth and leadership

Zamora is proving why he was ranked as the #5-DB in PRZ NV’s 2028 rankings ahead of his sophomore season. The 5’8″/130 cornerback posted 22 solo tackles, 4 INTs, and 12 TFLs through ten games of the regular season. He’s a well-rounded CB that can make physical tackles despite his smaller frame and possesses the natural athleticism and skillset of a future lockdown cover-corner. He’s fluid in his backpedal and hip-turns, breaks on the ball with burst and efficiency, and has the ball skills to create turnovers. Zamora has his stock trending up coming into Mojave’s playoff stretch.

Zamora has quietly been putting his name on the 2028 DB radar with strong performances on the offseason circuit in recent months. He’s a smooth coverage defender that possesses the instincts and ball skills to consistently put himself in position to make plays on the ball. Shows his speed and natural athleticism staying in-phase with vertical threats. Totaled 35 tackles and an INT on varsity last season. Zamora’s firmly on the Vegas 2028 radar coming into his sophomore season with Mojave.