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10th Annual NCEC Elite Talent Camp in Atlanta, Georgia: Feb 3rd – Top Wide Receivers Middle and High School
The 10th Annual NCEC Elite Talent Camp, hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, showcased exceptional talent from across the nation. Recognized as the South’s premier National Exposure Camp, this platform has served as a launchpad for numerous NFL stars such as Trevor Lawrence, Derrick Brown, Kyle Hamilton, Darrin Waller, and Super Bowl Champion Mecole Harman, among others. With a stellar track record, the NCEC Camp Series has become the go-to destination for thousands of aspiring athletes seeking recognition.
Throughout the camp’s competitive sessions, participants immersed themselves in rigorous individual drills, engaging 1v1 matchups, and the highly anticipated “Best of The Best” showcase. This format aimed to spotlight top performers on both offense and defense, including the formidable Big Boys. The intensity heightened as the focus shifted to the top ten players in each age group and position, vying for supremacy until one athlete emerged victorious.
These standout performers represent the pinnacle of talent, receiving offers either during the camp or in the immediate aftermath. The camp’s proactive approach includes real-time dissemination of content to their extensive college network, facilitating opportunities for athletes to secure offers. Moreover, select middle and high school athletes are chosen to represent their schools at the Army All-American Bowl Try-outs, further enhancing their exposure and prospects.
TOP MVP HIGH SCHOOL WIDE RECEIVER AND TOP PERFORMERS
1.) Bryce Brown – NCEC MVP High School
Wide Receiver
Union Grove High School, GA ℅ 2025 (X:@C5daG)
Bryce, a rising senior on the ascent, showcases dynamic skills as a receiver, proficient in evading press coverage and effortlessly outmaneuvering defenders to create separation. His remarkable talent, smooth route running, and ability to track the ball allow him to assertively engage with it using his hands, ensuring reliable catches. As a vertical threat, he excels at stretching the field, boasting a remarkable initial burst that also enhances his threat in run-after-catch situations. Additionally, Brown showcases remarkable athleticism, demonstrating the capability to elevate for contested catches, seamlessly transition into full acceleration, and execute precise change of speed maneuvers. Following his standout performance at the camp, Brown received his inaugural offer from Arkansas State University, marking a significant milestone in his promising football journey.
2.) Cameron Booker – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Donelson Christian Academy, TN ℅ 2025 (X:@imCameronBooker)
Cameron Booker is a proficient route runner, possessing a remarkable knack for swiftly eluding press coverage at the line of scrimmage. His agility and quick reflexes are evident in his precise route running, allowing him to create separation effectively. Booker also demonstrates an impressive ability to elevate and secure the ball away from his body, showcasing his prowess as a high-point receiver. Moreover, he remains dedicated to refining his technical skills and consistently evolves as a receiver each year.
As a well-rounded athlete, Booker excels in various facets of the game, including navigating the middle of the field, generating significant yardage after the catch, and serving as a vertical threat downfield.
3.) Monterris Engram – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Veterans High School, GA ℅ 2024 (IG: @lootrunner.mj2, X:@MonterrisEngram)
Monterris Engram is a nimble and agile speedster renowned for his quickness off the line, enabling him to establish early and late separation in routes. As a polished route runner, he excels in reaching additional gear to provide ample space for the quarterback. Engram demonstrates a keen understanding of angles and spacing when maneuvering past defenders, showcasing his creativity as a threat after the catch.
His blend of suddenness and fluidity makes him a challenging matchup. His impressive top-end speed, which can often catch opposing defenders off guard, complements his excellent concentration and proficiency in tracking the ball, further enhancing his effectiveness as a receiver.
4.) Amare Patterson – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Beaufort High School, SC ℅ 2027 (IG:ap_theathlete, X:@AmarePatterson)
Amare Patterson epitomizes the essence of a dynamic route runner, showcasing remarkable acceleration that leaves defenders trailing in his wake. Standing at approximately 6 feet tall and weighing 165 pounds, his ability to effortlessly create separation through sudden movements and bursts of speed is unparalleled. He adeptly closes the gap between himself and defenders with swift footwork, effectively exploiting any cushion they may provide.
Drawing upon his background in track, Patterson demonstrates exceptional ball-tracking skills once he finds himself in an open space. These skills enable him to execute impressive leaping grabs or one-handed catches when necessary. Despite the difficulty of many receptions, he makes them appear routine, a testament to his natural talent and dedication to his craft.
Possessing elusive agility after the catch, Patterson utilizes his speed and adept jump cuts to evade defenders and gain additional yardage. However, to compete at the next level, he must focus on enhancing his play strength to avoid being overpowered by larger cornerbacks.
Amare Patterson’s combination of speed, agility, and hands make him a formidable threat on the field, with the potential to become an even more dominant force with continued development. At the NCEC Elite Camp, Patterson ran the fastest times in the 40 dash, with his fastest being a 4.4.
5.) Jason Field Jr – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Norcross High School, GA ℅ 2024
6.) Marquise Fennell – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Valwood High School, GA ℅ 2027 (IG:quis2fye_)
7.) Micah Billingsley – NCEC High School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
North Cobb High School ℅ 2027 (IG: @Micahfrtho1 X:@Micahfrtho)
TOP MVP MIDDLE SCHOOL WIDE RECEIVER AND TOP PERFORMERS
1.) Luke Thomas – NCEC MVP Middle School
Wide Receiver
During the camp Thomas was the most impressive route runner at the camp.
2.) Nile Walker – NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Dodgen Middle School ℅ 2029 (IG: nilewalker2029)
Nile Walker emerged as one of the standout receivers at the recent camp, showcasing an impressive grasp of advanced techniques uncommon among high school athletes. Despite his youth, Walker displayed a remarkable ability to adapt and excel quickly, a skill often elusive for many in his age group. However, what truly sets Walker apart is his prowess on the field and his academic achievements. He exemplifies the ideal balance of athleticism and intellect as a straight-A student. This dual excellence underscores why he deserves recognition, not only for his athletic prowess but also for his academic dedication.
While Walker may have narrowly missed out on the MVP title based on votes, his academic performance earns him the highest accolade in our eyes. His unwavering commitment both on the field and in the classroom epitomizes the qualities sought after by college recruiters. Nile Walker embodies the complete package and is undoubtedly a prospect that recruiters will be eager to pursue.
3.) Damoni Hernandez – NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Tapp Middle School, ℅ 2030 (IG: _hernandezboys)
4.) Allan Paterson –NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
5.) Kymani Fowlkes NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
6.) Dane Buchanan –NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Feagin Mill Middle School, (IG: Danefr_1)
7.) Aaron Warren – NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
8.) Charles Booker – NCEC Middle School Top Performer
Wide Receiver
Donelson Christian Academy Nashville, TN
