Alijah showed some promising traits at wide receiver and competed well throughout the camp. He displayed solid effort in routes and stayed engaged during drills, working to create separation and get open consistently. His willingness to compete and keep working through reps stood out, and he showed flashes of being able to make plays when given opportunities.

The recent Wyoming commit measures in at 5’10 170-pounds. He had 35 receptions for 532 yards with 8 touchdowns, even gaining some defensive reps getting himself a sack. He has very good athletic ability due to elite speed, change of direction, very good acceleration, and jumping. Very good release with quick twitch ability. Demolishes the press jam with ease. Very good separation quickness, consistently outrunning the DB. Very good ball tracking and catching. Strong hands to pluck the ball out of the air. Very good adjustment and body control. He shows how slippery and elusive he is both before and after the catch. Good blocking and will run out in front of his running back to block. Great receiver who is a threat to score anytime. Wyoming is getting a good one, and I believe Landrum-Hamilton is going to have a big year next season.

Landrum-Hamilton is a versatile receiving threat capable of lining up both inside and outside, creating mismatches across the field. His precise route running and acceleration make him difficult to cover in man to man situations, while his ability to separate quickly helps keep the offense on schedule. When he is lined up in the slot, Landrum-Hamilton can exploit coverage gaps and turn short receptions into long gains. Against Regis Jesuit, his ability to make an early impact could set the tone for the Bruins passing attack. If he catches fire, expect him to become an X-factor not just in this game, but in shaping the offense’s success all season long.

Fresh off a 5A championship win, Landrum-Hamilton was a key cog in the Cherry Creek machine. He measures in at 5’10 150 pounds. Accounting for 616 yards on 60 receptions and 4 touchdowns. He has very good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, speed, acceleration, and good jumping. Very good release at the line of scrimmage. He uses the 1,2 shake to get around the DB. He has very good separation quickness due to his athletic ability and mental processing. If there’s a void open in the zone, he’ll sit patiently for his QB to find him. Very good ball tracking skills and very good catching. He plucks the ball out of the air and consistently comes down with the catch, even while being contacted. Very good body control and adjustment. After the catch, he uses his home run speed to around the defense. There’s a reason why he’s ranked so high, and it shows on the field.

Despite his youth, Landrum-Hamilton has the poise and production of a seasoned veteran. He thrives on volume and reliability, with 60 receptions for 616 yards, consistently moving the chains with an efficient 10.3 yards per catch. His four touchdowns hint at his untapped scoring potential, and his crisp route-running suggests a bright future as he continues developing.

ALH is the other side of the coin in this dynamic receiving duo for Cherry Creek. The speedster sophomore accounted for a season high night in receptions and yards. Accounting for 7 receptions and 103 yards, he was a consistent target all night. Landrum-Hamilton has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, change of direction, and good jumping. He has a very good release at the line of scrimmage. He launches off against the DB, using his very good athletic ability and mental processing achieving very good separation quickness. During the scramble drill, he finds an open pocket in the zone allowing the easy completion. Landrum-Hamilton fights through contact during the route. He has very good ball tracking skills. Very good catching. His very good body control stands out to me. He jumps up to make the catch, but maintains 2 feet in bounds on the sideline. ALH even gets his hands dirty, demonstrating his good blocking ability. Phenomenal all-around receiver.

Hamilton is set to become a nightmare for the centennial league DB’s this season as he is now at Cherry Creek. Known for his speed, Hamilton creates separation with ease, making him a constant deep threat. Once he gets the ball in his hands, he’s even more dangerous, being a game changer and creating explosive plays for the offense. With his ability to stretch the field and now having the states top receiver on the opposite side, this team is setup to make another run at the championship this season.

Hamilton is in my opinion one of the top receivers in the state that was able to make a statement in a big way last year, almost cracking the 1,000 yard mark as a freshman. He has a lot of speed and can create separation with his route running ability. With a year under his belt, I think the game will slow down even more for him and he will be one of the top receivers in 4A. He has a wide catch radius and is a dawg that will be taking the state by storm.