What makes the combine so important for high school football athletes is that NIKE sends off each player’s test scores to every college football program in the country. Athletes have the option to “scratch” their scores if they’re not happy with their result, however our hard-working clients performed very well considering the poor conditions.

Notable performances came from Blaze Richardson, an 8th grade running back who will attend Bayside High School next season – he ran a 4.88 sec 40-yard dash and a 4.56 sec 20-yard pro shuttle. Vinny Smith, a sophomore quarterback from Merritt Island High School, tested well in the power events recording a vertical jump of 32″ and a 35-foot power ball toss.  Austin Mcguire, a junior linebacker at Palm Bay High School,  ran a solid 4.52 sec 20-yard pro shuttle after the field was wet & torn-up, plus he recorded a 31-foot power ball toss. Jake Smith, a junior quarterback from Palm Bay High School, recorded an above average 27.5″ vertical jump, but what makes his stat so incredible is that at 6′4″ he also boasts a 100″ standing reach!

Athletes will now prepare for the Schuman Underclassmen Combine in Orlando, FL on April 9th-10th where they’ll also test the broad jump, 3-cone drill and bench press.