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INDIANAPOLIS IN 11TH grade NUC
Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
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Matthen Stewart
Mount Tuliet HS, TN
11th
TE #71
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Stewart was awarded TE MVP following an
impressive performance on the football field. At 6’2 235, Stewart
ran amazing routes, had great hands and was a significant factor in
helping his team win the 7 on 7 championships.
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Jamel Martin
Bollingbrook HS, TN
11th
RB #1
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Martin, 6’0 188, was the RB MVP. The 6’0 188
lber had a 34.5 inch vertical, 10’0 broad jump, ran a 4.1 shuttle
and had an exceptional ability to change direction.
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Lloyd Smith
Glenbard North HS IL
11th
S #81
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Smith, 6’0.5 161, was the DB MVP. Smith had a
30 inch vertical, 9’1 broad jump, ran a 4.24 shuttle and was solid
during 1 on 1’s. Smith also had two interceptions during 7 on 7’s,
including one on the goal line. Smith can really keep a defense
together.
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Brandon Pechloff
Montini Catholic HS, IL
11th
QB #70
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A monstrous 6’7.5 216 lber, Pechloff was
awarded the QB MVP. Pechloff used his size and decision making to
power his team to the 7 on 7 championships. Pechloff also had an 8’9
broad jump.
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David Williams
Pike HS, IN
11th
CB #65
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The Overall MVP at 5’9.5 159, Williams could
really do it all on the football field. Williams had a 31.5 inch
vertical, 9’2 braod jump, ran a 4.50 shuttle and was undoubtedly the
top defender at the camp. Williams did not allow a single receiver
to make a catch on him and also returned two interceptions for
touchdowns during 7 on 7’s. To further live up to the “Overall MVP”
moniker, Williams played wide receiver and caught two touchdowns.
This is the kind of player who will make any football fan excited.
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Tom Farniok.
Washington HS, SD
11th
OL #66
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Farnoik, 6’3.5 255, was awarded the OL MVP. An
excellent athlete for his size with an 8’6 broad jump, and a 4.64
shuttle run, Farnoik also made major waves during 1 on 1’s.
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Jamar Wimbely
Marshall HS, MI
11th
CB #54
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The heart of a champion and an unmatched work
ethic could best describe Wimbely. At 5’11.5 171, Wimbely won the
Leadership Award after impressing coaches with his attitude, 8’5
broad jump, 4.27 shuttle and ability to shut out the receivers
during 7 on 7’s.
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Landau Lang
Merrillville HS, IN
11th
S #97
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Lang was crowned Combine King following a
sensational display of talent on the gridiron. At 5’9.5 179 lbs,
Lang had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9’9 broad jump, ran a 4.46 shuttle,
4.50 40 and bench pressed 185 lbs 14 times. An immense athlete
indeed.
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Jonathan Sites
Beech HS, TN
11th
LB #85
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Sites, 6’0 208, was the LB MVP. Sites’
exceptional athleticism put him atop the leader board as his 34 inch
vertical, 9’9 broad jump, 4.25 shuttle run and 21 reps at 185 lbs
was above any beyond any other LB.
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Nico Caponi
Perkins HS, OH
11th
DL #58
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Caponi was the winner of the Big Man Combine
King. Caponi had an 8’6 broad jump, ran a 4.57 shuttle and had good
strength, bench pressing 185 lbs 25 times.
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Will Cowger
Vandalia HS, IL
11th
DL #94
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Cowger, 6’2.5 234, won the DL MVP. Cowger had
an impressive 9’5 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 18 times and
manhandled the opposing linemen during 1 on 1’s. Cowger is agile and
strong enough to cause major problems to an offense.
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Stephan Robinson
Central HS, KY
11th
WR #59
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Robinson was the fastest man. At 5’10 165,
Robinson ran an impressive 4.43 40. Robinson’s great speed also
helped him excel during 1 on 1’s.
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Dionte Sullivan
O’Fallon HS, IL
11th
WR #8
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5’8.5 164, won the Dodie award. The fearless
Sullivan had a 9’0 broad jump, ran a 4.25 shuttle and did an
impressive job during 1 on 1’s, running good routes and making solid
catches.
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