Top Performers Shine at Atlanta MVP Camp

High school athletes showcase their skills at the annual showcase event in Georgia.

Apr. 2, 2026 at 2:56pm

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Nearly 200 high school prospects competed at the MVP Camp in Milton, Georgia on Sunday, with numerous players standing out across various position groups. The event featured impressive performances from offensive linemen, defensive linemen, running backs, linebackers, quarterbacks, wide receivers, tight ends, and defensive backs.

Why it matters

The MVP Camp is a prestigious annual showcase that allows top high school talent to compete and get noticed by college recruiters. Strong showings at this event can lead to increased scholarship opportunities and exposure for the participating athletes.

The details

On the offensive line, Michael Pickard, Anel Alic, Amaree Joshua, Thomas Gosier, Braxton Harris, and Carter Levstek all had standout performances. Defensively, edge rusher Xzavier Pfister, interior linemen Christian Hunter and Roderick Johnson, and young talents KJ Biermann Jr. and Christian McGowan impressed. At running back, sophomore Solomon James showcased his versatility and playmaking ability. Linebacker Quentavius Price stood out with his movement skills and range. Quarterbacks Grayson Clary, Trace Hawkins, and Chandler Dyson all drew praise for their arm talent and consistency. The receiver group was led by Kemarii Reed, Deuntrey Allen Jr., Trey Walkabout, and Cam Hurst, while tight end Joey Hunter turned heads with his size and athleticism. In the secondary, Malek Dorsey, Brian Clegg Jr., Trey Moore, Aiden Watts, and Christian Jackson all had strong showings.

  • The MVP Camp took place on Sunday, April 2, 2026 in Milton, Georgia.

The players

Michael Pickard

An offensive lineman who displayed dominant technique and athleticism during one-on-one drills.

Xzavier Pfister

A versatile edge defender who earned Top Performer honors among the offensive and defensive linemen.

Solomon James

A sophomore running back who showcased his versatility and playmaking ability, drawing praise for his performance.

Quentavius Price

A linebacker who stood out with his ability to move in space, range, and length.

Kemarii Reed

A wide receiver who consistently won with his speed, body control, and strong hands, earning overall top receiver honors.

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What they’re saying

“Xzavier Pfister was the most disruptive edge presence, earning Top Performer honors among the OL/DL group with his ability to bend and win consistently off the edge.”

— Chad Simmons, Reporter

“Solomon James separated himself as the top performer at the running back position. Smooth, fluid and effective as a receiver, James showcased versatility and playmaking ability throughout the day.”

— Chad Simmons, Reporter

What’s next

The athletes who stood out at the MVP Camp will look to build on their momentum as they continue their offseason training and preparation for the upcoming high school football season.

The takeaway

The MVP Camp provided a platform for both established and emerging high school talent to showcase their skills in front of college recruiters. The strong performances across multiple position groups demonstrated the depth of athletic ability in the region and the bright futures of these young prospects.