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Stars | 4⭐️
Class | 2035
Height | 5’2
Weight | 142 lbs
Division | 7U
Team | Gwen Cherry Bulls
State | FL
Position | DT/OT
IG | @AJSNIPERR
Antwone Robinson Jr. is a certified problem in the trenches and one of the most physically dominant young linemen we’ve evaluated in the Class of 2035. Every time he steps on the field, he immediately stands out with a massive frame that towers over the competition. In many matchups, he’s nearly a full foot taller than the athletes across from him — but it’s not just size that makes him special. It’s the way he uses it.
Antwone is an extremely powerful trenchman who overwhelms offensive linemen with raw strength, leverage, and relentless effort. He consistently creates chaos in the backfield and has shown the ability to disrupt plays before they even develop. There are snaps where the quarterback barely receives the ball before Antwone is already creating contact in the backfield.
Over the past two seasons, he’s developed into a major piece for the Gwen Cherry Bulls, including helping power the team to a Florida Elite Championship appearance. At our Miami Combine, Antwone impressed evaluators not only with strong testing numbers, but with how he competed during drills and one-on-one competition. He routinely battled older athletes and held his own to the point evaluators questioned if he was truly in the Class of 2035.
After reviewing his film closely, what stood out most was his motor, natural leverage, and ability to play with aggression while staying fundamentally sound for such a young athlete. With his combination of size, strength, toughness, and upside, Antwone Robinson Jr. is quickly establishing himself as one of the premier young linemen in Florida’s 2035 class.
Stars | 3.5
Class of 2037
Height: 4’3
Weight: 70
Div: 6U
Team: Boca Braves
St: FL
Position: QB/RB
IG: coachman505
Ace “A-Gun” McCrea is one of the most electrifying young playmakers coming out of South Florida. Last season with West Boynton, he proved to be the type of athlete every defensive coordinator had to game plan around anytime he stepped on the field. Whether lined up at quarterback or running back, Ace brought energy, toughness, and explosiveness to every snap.
He’s a fearless runner between the tackles who attacks traffic with confidence beyond his years. What separates him from many athletes in his age group is his natural field vision and ability to make quick cuts in open space. Ace sees running lanes develop before defenders can react, allowing him to create big plays consistently. His agility and instincts make him dangerous anytime the ball is in his hands.
Playing quarterback at this level also speaks volumes about his athletic ability and football IQ. The position demands leadership, awareness, and decision-making, and Ace continues to show flashes of all three. His versatility gives offenses multiple ways to utilize his skill set and keeps defenses guessing.
Now taking his talents to the Boca Braves, Ace is expected to become a major weapon for the offense this upcoming season. His dynamic play style, toughness, and fearless mentality are traits coaches love to build around. The foundation is there for this young standout to continue developing into a special talent.
Keep an eye on Ace “A-Gun” McCrea — this young baller has the potential to make noise for years to come.
Stars | 4.5
Class of 2032
Height: 6’0
Weight: 225
Div: 11U
Team: Tricity Tribe
St: MI
Position: DE/OT
IG: @Only_the_one15
Dale Green Jr can be described in one word — unfair. Standing 6-foot and 225 pounds as a sixth grader, Dale is a rare physical specimen with the size, strength, and athleticism that instantly jumps off the field. I first had the opportunity to watch him compete at the D1 Nation All-American Combine, where he impressed with strong testing numbers, but it was during live competition where he truly separated himself from the pack. Even against older competition, Dale stood tall and never backed down.
Throughout the weekend, Dale dominated on both sides of the football, but especially along the defensive line. He consistently penetrated the offensive backfield, creating chaos for offenses on nearly every snap. His combination of power, leverage, and aggression makes him extremely difficult to contain. Offensive linemen struggled to slow him down as he routinely overpowered blockers and drove defenders 10 yards downfield when lined up on offense.
What makes Dale even more intriguing is his versatility. Not only does he excel in the trenches, but he also contributes on special teams as the kicker for his squad. Most players with his size would be considered liabilities in open-field situations, but Dale proved otherwise. One play that stood out most was on kickoff coverage when the returner appeared gone for a touchdown, only for Dale to chase him down near the 20-yard line. That moment showcased his relentless motor, athleticism, and refusal to quit on a play.
Dale Green Jr is the type of young prospect that immediately demands attention whenever he steps on the field. With continued development, he has all the tools to become not only one of Michigan’s top prospects, but one of the premier young athletes in the nation.
Stars | 3.5
Class | 2030
Height | 5’9
Weight | 157 lbs
Division | 14U
Team | NS Titans
State | Washington
Position | RB/TE
IG | @amirjcodrington
Amir Codrington is a dynamic playmaker out of Washington who suits up for the NS Titans. The versatile RB/TE turned heads this past season after totaling 17 touchdowns on just 50 carries, earning Offensive MVP honors for his squad. Operating primarily in a Wing-T style offense, Amir consistently showcased patience, vision, and explosiveness while thriving in misdirection-heavy concepts.
Once he gets through the first level of the defense, Amir becomes extremely difficult to bring down. He runs with strong effort after contact and delivers a powerful stiff arm that regularly leaves defenders on the ground. His ability to accelerate quickly into open space makes him dangerous both between the tackles and on perimeter concepts. The Titans also found creative ways to get the ball into his hands through RPO swing passes, where he displayed impressive open-field ability and top-end speed.
At 5’9”, 157 pounds, Amir already possesses ideal size heading into the high school level. While the transition from youth football to varsity competition will ultimately determine his ceiling, the physical tools and natural instincts are clearly present. His vision, burst, balance, and ability to make defenders miss provide a strong foundation for future development.
Amir Codrington has the traits to emerge as one of Washington’s next premier athletes. As he continues refining his game and adapting to higher competition, expect his name to continue gaining attention throughout the Pacific Northwest football scene.
