8 years old, lives and breathes football. Plays multiple positions, earned Iron Man, and was named Team Captain his first season.
You decide who will be named Youth Athlete of the Year to take home $25,000 and represent 3Brand in Sports Illustrated and on CBS
What is Youth Athlete of the Year?
Learn MoreFootball isn’t just a sport to my son. It’s where he comes alive. He understands the game he could read the offense recognize plays and make adjustments. He can play quarterback wide receiver are running back, but there’s something about getting the ball and running that brings out a different fire in him.
His mom and dad. They are at every game and practice to hype him up and keep his head in the game.
My proudest moment came for his very first championship game. It was a hard fault battle at halftime. The score was 00. Nothing was coming easy we talked on the sideline made some adjustment. Tell him to use a little stutter step to freeze the defense, then cut back the other way just to catch them offguard. He went back out there and did exactly that on the critical play. He hit the stutter step and made a 70 yard touchdown for the win.
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