ATLANTA, GA — The Southern Exposure Middle School Camp welcomed a wave of promising football talent to the heart of Georgia, and while MVP honors went elsewhere, several emerging athletes made a strong impression worthy of recognition. Their performances offered a glimpse into the future of the sport, showcasing not only physical ability but maturity and competitive drive.
Quarterback Levi Askew wasted no time asserting himself at the camp. With a powerful frame and natural arm talent, Askew delivered crisp passes from the pocket and showed early signs of poise and confidence. His ability to command the offense and make tough throws suggests a high ceiling as he continues to develop.
Defensive back Andres Jeffrey turned so many heads in the middle school division that coaches bumped him up to compete against high school athletes. Standing at 6-foot-1, Jeffrey embraced the challenge, displaying advanced instincts, fearlessness in coverage, and the kind of competitive energy coaches crave. His performance against older receivers highlighted both his physical readiness and football IQ.
Linebacker AJ Brown brought grit and physicality to the defensive side. His powerful build and aggressive approach made him a standout during drills, where he excelled both in coverage and pursuit. Brown’s sideline-to-sideline range and natural feel for the linebacker role marked him as one of the camp’s most complete defensive performers.
Quarterback Karter Moreman, already measuring over six feet tall, flashed exciting upside throughout the weekend. Though his mechanics are still developing, Moreman showed moments of elite-level passing potential with well-placed deep balls and confident decision-making. With refinement, he’s shaping into a true quarterback prospect.
These Honorable Mentions may not have taken home MVP trophies, but their impact was undeniable. As they continue to build strength, sharpen technique, and gain experience, each of these athletes looks poised to rise through the ranks of youth football and make waves in seasons to come.
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