10th Annual NCEC Elite Talent Camp in Atlanta, Georgia: Feb 3rd – Top Camp Performers Middle and High School

The 10th Annual NCEC Elite Talent Camp, hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, showcased exceptional talent nationwide. 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. 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 in 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.

2024 NCEC CAMP TOP PERFORMERS

Ayden Cain – NCEC High School Overall MvP Award
Defensive Lineman
Dutchtown High School, GA ℅ 2026
(X:@Aydencain2026, IG: @Aydenjcain)

Let me introduce you to Ayden Cain, a standout performer who left an indelible mark on the entire camp. With impressive skill and determination, Ayden excelled in his drills and emerged victorious in every 1v1 matchup. Standing at an imposing 6’2″ and weighing 250 pounds, this rising junior from Dutchtown High School in Hampton, Georgia, caught the attention of scouts and coaches alike. Shortly after the NCEC Camp, Cain earned an offer from Divison I, University of Massachusetts. Despite Ayden’s imposing physical presence, his performance against upperclassmen defied expectations, leaving us truly impressed.

During his sophomore high school season, Ayden’s dominance on the line of scrimmage was unmistakable. He consistently disrupted plays, whether pressuring quarterbacks or shutting down the run game. His understanding of technique surpassed his years, as he demonstrated adeptness in stacking and shedding blocks precisely.

Ayden is nothing short of a force to be reckoned with in the trenches. He navigates through double teams effortlessly, consistently coming out on top in battles against opposing linemen. His relentless drive and knack for anticipating plays allow him to easily penetrate gaps and disrupt offensive strategies.

It’s clear that Ayden Cain is not just a promising talent; he’s a game-changer on the field. With his size, skill, and football IQ, he’s poised to make a significant impact at the next level.

OVERALL CAMP MVPS

1.) Pierson Degala – NCEC MVP Middle School Overall Co-MVP Award
Quarterback
Walton High School, GA ℅ 2028 (IG: @piersondegala)

Both quarterbacks showcased exceptional skills in their drills and passing competitions, standing out among the crowd. Despite being rising freshmen, they fearlessly competed with high school athletes throughout the day. We are confident that these two talented individuals will be valuable additions to any high school roster and have the potential to secure starting positions on a varsity team in the coming years. Prince received an offer from a Coach at Clark Atlanta University during the camp. He has a great feeling of anticipation and when to get rid of the ball.

2.) Prince Amino – NCEC MVP Middle School Overall Co-MVP Award
Quarterback
Woodward Academy, GA ℅ 2028 (X:@mookmoney3)

Both quarterbacks showcased exceptional skills in their drills and passing competitions, standing out among the crowd. Despite being rising freshmen, they fearlessly competed with high school athletes throughout the day. We are confident that these two talented individuals will be valuable additions to any high school roster and have the potential to secure starting positions on a varsity team in the coming years. Prince received an offer from a Coach at Clark Atlanta University during the camp. He has a great feeling of anticipation and when to get rid of the ball.