INDIANAPOLIS IN 9^TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

Adam Newman

Portsmouth West HS, OH

9^th

OL #34

Newman, 5’10.5 280, was the Strongest Man award winner. Newman bench pressed 155 lbs 34 times and did a good job during 1 on 1’s, using his strength to keep the opposing linemen honest.

Jordan Wallace

Warren Central HS, IN

9^th

LB #15

Wallace is everything a coach can ask for. The winner of the Leadership award at 5’11.5 209, Wallace hustled as if there was no tomorrow and inspired his fellow campers to take it to the next level.

Billy Jackson

Fairborn HS, OH

9^th

WR #8

The TE MVP at 5’11 202, Billy “Action” Jackson really made a name for himself at the combine. Jackson ran a 4.58 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 16 times and was outstanding during 1 on 1’s.

Devin Church

Brother Rice HS, MI

9^th

Athlete #28

Church, 5’6 147, was named the RB MVP. Church had an 8’9 broad jump, ran a 4.55 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 15 times and excelled during 1 on 1’s.

Terrell Stanford

Hilliard Bradley HS, OH

9^th

CB #25

Stanford was simply a league above the rest of the DB’s. With outstanding coverage and phenomenal quickness, Stanford was named DB MVP. The 5’7 140 lber had an 8’6 broad jump, 4.50 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 20 times and was unbelievable during 1 on 1’s.

Matthew Goodin

Detroit Catholic HS, MI

9^th

DL #62

Forget good(in), Matthew’s outstanding performance is what won him the DL MVP. At 6’4.5 226, Goodin  ran a 4.84 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 15 times and was thoroughly dominant during 1 on 1’s.

James Ross

Orchard Lake St. Marys HS, MI

9^th

LB #28

Ross was named LB MVP. At 5’10.5 200, Ross was the boss, with a 8’5 broad jump, 4.53 shuttle run, 31 reps at 135 lbs on the bench and skill during 1 on 1’s. Ross is a big time playmaker.

Ross Douglas

Avon HS, OH

8^th

CB #6

The Fastest Man award winner at 5’8 149, Douglas must have had firepower in his cleats. The quick and athletic Douglas ran a 4.49 shuttle, 4.54 40, had a 30 inch vertical and an 8’11 broad jump.

Kyle Bolin

Lexington Catholic HS, KY

8^th

QB #33

Bolin, 6’1 159, was awarded QB MVP after an exquisite display of passing. Bolin, who also had an 8’0 broad jump and ran a 4.49 40, has an exceptional IQ for an 8^th grader, throwing many perfectly placed passes right into his receivers’ hands. Bolin has unlimited potential and I have little doubt that he will star as a freshman in 2010.

Michael Hall

Nitro HS, WV

9^th

RB #13

Hall, 5’11 134, was crowned Combine King after demolishing the competition. Hall had a 9’1 broad jump, ran a 4.22 shuttle, 4.62 40 and 31 reps at 135 lbs.

Hunter Stanley

St. Francis De Sales HS, OH

9^th

OL #57

Stanley, 6’2 240, was named OL MVP. At 6’2 240, Stanley bench pressed 155 lbs 21 times and bullied the opposing linemen during 1 on 1’s. Stanley’s refusal to lose and technique are what made him the top freshman o-linemen.

Marcus Davis

Olentangy Liberty HS, OH

9^th

WR #26

Even though he has a common name, Marcus Davis is far from average. At 5’8.5 151, Davis was awarded the WR MVP after tearing through the combine. Davis had an 8’11 broad jump, ran a 4.39 40 and was simply outstanding during 1 on 1’s, using his quickness as well as soft hands to make some tough catches.

Troy Robinson

Mifflin HS, OH

9^th

CB #27

With unmatched toughness and determination, Robinson received the Doddie award. At 5’7.5 141, Robinson had an 8’0 broad jump, ran a 4.53 shuttle and completely shut down receivers during 1 on 1’s. Robinson has a ton of potential.

Deon Johnson

Raytown HS, MO

9^th

RB #30

Although he is not the flashy and overzealous retired defensive back, there is a new Deon that we can call “Primetime” on the football field. At 5’8 165, Johnson was awarded Overall MVP after his 8’6 broad jump, 4.34 shuttle and through dominance during 1 on 1’s. If he continues to improve, Johnson will make it big!