There was a good turnout on Saturday, with some of the state's top prospects competing and showing their talents against other top talents from outside the state. Standout juniors from the Commonwealth included linebackers David Watford.
There was impressive talent throughout, but the most impressive position in my opinion was linebacker. In addition to Grant and Hughes, North Point (MD) standout Connor Crowell and Butler (Matthews, N.C.) standout Kris Frost looked the part of potential studs on the college level. Grant took home MVP honors at the linebacker position, but Crowell, Frost and Hughes couldn't have been far behind. In addition to Grant, who looks like he could be a college player right now, Crowell impressed me in particular. The Maryland prep star has turned in several top SPARQ scores - a SPARQ score combines a 40 time, a 20-yard shuttle time, a vertical jump and power ball toss - throughout the spring and certainly showed off his athleticism on Saturday. Crowell was very fluid in his movement, showed good quickness off the ball and moved well in space.