On January 24th, the 2026 SPE National Camp brought together elite prospects from across the country for a high-level evaluation environment built on competition, instruction, and exposure. SPE National Camp was a controlled competitive environment. Every rep mattered. Every drill was evaluated. Athletes didn’t just show flashes — they demonstrated skill, coachability, and technical growth.

🏆 Overall Camp MVP

Sincere Hester | LB | Eagle Academy for Young Men II (NY)

Hester dominated the evaluation periods. During linebacker-individual drills, he showed elite footwork, clean hip transitions, and advanced read-step in 1-on-1 pass rush reps, he displayed a strong first step and the ability to convert speed into power. During 7-on-7 coverage work, he showed anticipation skills, reading quarterbacks’ shoulders and breaking on throws with precise timing. What separated him wasn’t just athleticism — it was processing speed and technique consistency throughout the camp.

🎯 Top WR MVP

Juevens Lindor | 6’4 215 WR | Eagle Academy for Young Men II (NY)

Lindor’s length and catch radius immediately stood out, but his technical route running is what earned him MVP honors. In release drills, he used controlled footwork and hand fighting to defeat press coverage. During 1-on-1s, he consistently won leverage with sharp stems and explosive breaks. In red zone work, he demonstrated elite ball-tracking and body control on fade routes.

He showed polish — not just athletic traits.

🛡 Top DL MVP / Overall Runner-Up

Samuelu Faumuina | DL | St. John Bosco High School (CA)

Faumuina treated every rep like a teaching tape. In defensive line individual periods, his hand placement and pad level were consistent. During 1-on-1 pass rush drills, he displayed multiple counters — speed-to-rip, inside swim, and bull conversion. His ability to reset his hands mid-rep and maintain leverage showed advanced development for a high school prospect. He was technically sound from start to finish.

🎖️ Top QB MVP

Chris Fields II | QB | Carson High School (CA)

Fields delivered the most complete quarterback evaluation of the camp. In footwork drills, his base stayed balanced and consistent. During route-on-air sessions, he threw with timing and anticipation rather than waiting for receivers to uncover. In competitive 7-on-7 periods, he demonstrated:

• Clean mechanics

• Proper weight transfer

• Layered ball placement

• Strong pocket movement fundamentals

He showed command of cadence, communicated protections, and displayed coachability between reps. His consistency separated him from the quarterback group.

NEW YORK EVALUATION STANDOUTS

Martin Koppleman | 6’0 180 QB | Eagle Academy II

Accurate in short and intermediate throws during timing drills. Quick release and controlled pocket movement. Showed strong communication in 7-on-7 installs.

Kaevon Robinson | 6’1 210 LB | Eagle Academy II

Fluid lateral movement during coverage drills. Strong shuffle technique and balanced tackling form in controlled periods.

Beyty Diouf | 6’1 225 LB | Top LB 2 MVP | Eagle Academy II

Powerful downhill movement in run-fit simulations. Clean hand usage when taking on blockers in 1-on-1 shed drills.

Tyler Grayson | 5’9 175 WR | WR 2 MVP | Eagle Academy II

Explosive first step off the line. Crisp breaks at the top of routes. Competed well during contested-catch drills.

Chase Hayacinth | 6’4 230 DL/OLB | Eagle Academy II

Strong edge presence during 1v1's drills. Displayed flexibility and bend during hoop drills.

Offensive Line Unit

Erick Rodriguez, Imperial Jenkins, and Louis Tineo showed strong pass-set fundamentals, balanced kick slides, and solid hand placement during 1-on-1 trench competition.

LONG BEACH WILSON & CALIFORNIA EVALUATION

Logan Trafus | 6’3 185 QB | QB 2 MVP

Smooth drop mechanics and consistent follow-through. Showed touch during intermediate route sessions.

Joshua Powell | 6’5 220 QB | QB 3 MVP

Impressive frame and arm strength. Demonstrated ability to drive the football outside the numbers during throwing progression drills.

Brooklyn Vega | 6’3 180 WR

Elite body control during sideline catch drills. Adjusted naturally to off-platform throws.

Jemel Grisby | ATH | Fastest Man

Excelled in speed testing and open-field agility drills. Took reps at multiple positions, showing versatility and conditioning.

Chrumar Davis Fields | DB | DB 2 MVP

Strong backpedal mechanics and clean hip transitions in coverage drills. Showed timing on ball breaks.

Kori Scott | RB | RB 3 MVP

Low pad level in running back footwork circuits. Showed strong burst through cone drills.

ST. JOHN BOSCO TECHNICAL STANDARDS

Jaylen Jones | RB

Displayed patience and controlled footwork during inside run periods. Good balance through contact simulations.

Samson Aiava | OL

Strong anchor during pass protection 1-on-1s. Maintained hand placement and leverage control.

Kingston Jimmerson | DL

Explosive get-off during snap reaction drills. Consistent hand placement.

Kaden Franco | OT

Technically sound kick-slide and punch timing.

Gabe Villalobos | OL

Showed clean mechanics and sustained blocks in competitive reps.

Jayden Taylor | WR

Quick acceleration and strong hands during competitive route sessions.

TEXAS DEVELOPMENT STANDOUTS

Samuel Weary | LB | Manvel High School

Excellent recovery mechanics in coverage drills. Strong angle discipline.

Kenneth Malone | RB | Manvel

Displayed vision during running lane simulation drills. Balanced footwork through contact bags.

Xaiden Brown | RB | Manvel

Strong receiving fundamentals in backfield route tree sessions.

Marcus Lovett | S | Mayde Creek High School | Top S 3 MVP

Strong eye discipline and downhill trigger in coverage installs.

Zaylyn Siner | S | Klein High School | Top DB MVP

Comfortable in both man-turn and zone drops. Displayed versatility throughout evaluation periods.

Chase Bud | DB | Klein

Strong situational awareness during 7-on-7 teaching segments.

Keyshawn White | LB | C.E. King High School

Physical presence during inside linebacker drills.

Trent McCoy | RB | Fort Bend Austin High School

Quick feet in ladder drills and strong burst in acceleration.

Brandon Cruz | WR | Shoemaker High School

Crisp route execution and dependable hands.

FINAL EVALUATION

The 2026 SPE National Camp was about development, exposure, and measurable growth. Athletes were evaluated on mechanics, technique, coachability, and competitive consistency — not scoreboard results.

The camp showcased prospects who are technically advanced, physically prepared, and mentally engaged in their development process. This wasn’t a game. It was a national-level evaluation platform. And the next wave proved they are ready.