On Sunday July 10, local speed and agility trainer Dwayne Brown held his annual 2/10th’s Top 150 prospect camp for grades 9-12.
The camp is meant to give local football players an opportunity to showcase their skills in front of some of the nations top recruitment outlets and writers.
“Basically, we started the camp to bring the top talent around in the area and get some of the national writers to see the incoming players, along with some of the national recruits,” said Brown.
“The camp also helps the kids that they don’t know about getting identified”
Along with the camp, the players had the opportunity to work with Super Bowl champion Aaron Donald, who’s been training with 2/10ths since he was in high school.
“Being a part helping these kids develop and giving them some knowledge it’s what it’s all about,” said Donald.
“Being where I am at now, I got the ear. So, when I speak, they’re going to listen. So, taking advantage of that, and helping Wayne to continue building these kids up to make them as successful we can make them.”