Again, as stated in Morales’ evaluation, I could have picked any of these DBs to win MVP of their group. Martin Alisandro Martin Alisandro 6'2" | 180 lbs | DB Proctor Academy | 2025 State New E ‘s performance would have stood out regardless of how many DBs showed up. Alisandro caught my eye during the combine portion of our event. He didn’t necessarily blow any of us away with a time, yet his stride for his size, playing DB had me excited to see what he was about during Indi’s and 1-on-1’s. Beautiful gait that, when worked on, could land him serious interest at the next level, we all know how much CCs love big, long-limbed DBs. That’s what you get with Alisandro. Love his indi work, rangy, wide radius, strong base, good back pedal, Alisandro proved to me that he should rank as a top 20 DB in his class at the very least.

We will see where he places in our next update. That being said, Alisandro came up with three interceptions during -on-1’s. Probably the strongest and most proficient LOS performance, Alisandro was poised, calm off the snap, and much too strong early in reps for most wideouts to wiggle around. If you’ve got superb speed, you can fly around Alisandro and try to test him deep. In-breaking routes, out-breaking routes, Int/short area routes, Alisandro ate up competition at these levels. Fun player to watch, happy he saw success at this camp.

He is ranked as the #2 defensive back in New Hampshire and also the #27 ranked defensive back in the New England region. He attends Manchester Memorial High School in New Hampshire.

He could also be recruited as an athlete.  Has positive skill set on both sides of the ball.  Does a very good job in run support needs. Field awareness is very good.  He has and uses good body control and balance in coverages.  Has a low pad level when making tackles and likes to use a strike through the body when he does make a tackle.

He recently announced he had received an invite to Saint Lawrence 2023 Jr day.  His recruitment should increase during the 2023 April spring evaluation period.

His recruitment should increase during the 2023 April spring evaluation period.

First six-foot corner on this list, a DB I feel I should have ranked a tad bit higher. That will come after I get a closer look when we see him at our camp on April 1st. Opportune player who comes up big when he’s needed at Manchester Memorial. Plays at the LOS well, some bump-and-run action seen on tape. Also, some quality run support reps covering the flat zone. He has some safety traits that MM can play around with, as well as quality receiving reps to boot. Listed at DB because of how much I like the full package he provides along the boundaries. I will consider a change to ATH, I can’t fault colleges for wanting to look at him from multiple angles.