Rivals: YAA Orlando Top Prospects
- Will Garlick, Rivals/On3
- Dec 13, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 9
The You Are Athlete Showcase ended their 2025 season in Orlando Florida. Here are some of the top prospects who earned MVP awards and a invite to the National showcase.
The YouAreAthlete (YAA) showcase camp ended their 2025 season in Orlando Florida. Here are some of the top prospects who earned MVP awards and a invite to the National showcase.
Offense
The best overall prospect at the YouAreAthlete camp in Orlando was wide receiver MVP Sebastian Lora (5-11, 165) from Winter Park High School. Lora should be a 3-star recruit and currently holds offers from Arizona State, West Virginia, Buffalo, Syracuse, Marshall, Bowling Green, Rhode Island, Southern Mississippi, and Duke.
Senior Greysen Bice received an invitation to Houston by earning a Top 5 lineman MVP. Bice is listed at 6-7, 250 pounds and he even played some tight end at Tocoi Creek High School. Bice has offers from Valparaiso and Presbyterian but says he is considering a post grad year.
Senior Isaiah Drake (6-1, 180) was the YouAreAthlete Orlando overall Quarterback MVP.He shared quarterback duties at Florida Christian, passing for 500 yards and three touchdowns. Drake has an offer from Saint Thomas University.
Defense
Safety Tyson McCullough (6-1, 183) had a pick during the one-on-one drills at the YouAreAthlete Orlando camp. He plays at Zephyrhills High School in Florida where he made 50 tackles, and five interceptions. McCullough has an offer from South Florida.
Junior Koren Griggs (6-1, 280) earned one of the defensive line MVPs. He has the build and tools to be a 3-technique nose tackle. Griggs attends Port Charlotte High School, were in recorded more than 30 tackles. He has an offer from Graceland University.
Bolles school linebacker Brett Bearden (6-2, 215) earned linebacker MVP. The Jacksonville native finished his sophomore season with 61 tackles, and four tackles for loss. He has been recognized as one of the top linebackers at several camps this offseason.
Junior Darren White (6-2, 288) was one of the top D1 prospects at the camp. He has offers from Stetson, Florida Atlantic, Georgia State, Sacramento State, and Cornell. At Lake Nona High School, White was credited with 24 tackles for loss and 80 tackles.
Trinity Christian Academy
At the YouAreAthlete camp in Los Angeles, Mater Dei and John Bosco had multiple standouts from the same school. In Orlando, that school was Trinity Christian Academy from Jacksonville.
Among the standouts were cornerback Za’khari Greene, who at 6-2 earned an invite to Houston. Greene, a sophomore, has an offer from Syracuse. Another Trinity Christian Academy defensive back who earned an MVP was sophomore Noah Kaylor. He played safety for the Celtics, finishing with 36 solo tackles and two interceptions.
Sophomore Terel Dallas (6-1) also earned an MVP award for quarterback. He is a 2-year starter at Trinity Christian Academy. Dallas already has offers from UAB and Arkansas.
Linebacker William Striglers (6-2, 227) had 43 tackles in his sophomore year. He did not earn the linebacker MVP, but was singled out as one of the top prospects.
Representing the offensive line for Trinity Christian was senior Jerome Lennon (6-4, 300) who earned atop 5 MVP award. Lennon has has close to 10 offers.
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