Recap: 7th Annual Elite Combine Draws 200

Over 200 of the most premier high school football players from across of New Mexico attended the NMPreps.com Elite Combine Powered by Defined Fitness Saturday at Cleveland High School.

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RIO RANCHO, NEW MEXICO - There were records broken, underclassmen that emerged as MVP's, and tons of overall talent at the 7th annual NMPreps.com Elite Combine.

From the get-go, it was Atrisco Heritage's James Romero who broke the combine's long standing bench record of 34 reps of 185 pounds with 42, Romero has close to a 400 pound bench. Josh Burbank out of Valencia who is be recruited to run track at Alabama and Auburn ran a blazing 4.31, which is also a new combine record.

Talent ran deep with quarterbacks, especially underclassmen quarterbacks with three walking away with MVP Awards. Kameron Miller out of Las Cruces was named the 2014 NMPreps.com Elite Combine MVP (selected by the coaches/combine staff).

Gabe Ortega out of Cleveland High School was named Combine Offensive MVP, and Junior Daulton Hatley out of Clovis, New Mexico was named the quarterback MVP.

New Mexico State Commit Isaiah McIntyre won the Receiver MVP Award displaying some great talent in the showcase and made some big grabs on the day.

Meet O'Maury Samuels a 6-foot-1, 170-pound running back out of Los Lunas from the Class of 2017 who won the Running Back MVP Award. Samuels showed impressive speed and power and it shocked the crowd when they announced he was only an incoming sophomore.

Junior Linemen George Nino checked in a 6-foot-1 and 317 pounds and did not disappoint on the one-on-one's as he walked away with the Offensive Linemen MVP Award. There were several big time offensive linemen that showed well (full recap coming soon)

The defensive was really dominated by big time prospects from Valley High School. Dominic Brown out of Valley walked away with the Defensive Linemen MVP, Michael Barboa earned the Linebacker MVP Award, and Jordan Velasquez from Valley won the Defensive Back MVP, all three were outstanding on the day.

The Defensive MVP was Blair Manly out of Cibola High School who was recently offered by New Mexico. He ran a 4.4 and did work in the one-on-one's.

2014 Combine MVP's

Overall MVP was Kameron Miller from Las Cruces 

Offensive MVP was Gabe Ortega from Cleveland 

Defensive MVP was Blair Manley from Cibola 

QB MVP was Daulton Hately from Cleveland 

RB MVP was O'Maury Samuels from Los Lunas *Sophomore 

WR MVP was Isaiah McIntyre from Las Cruces

OL MVP was Gorge Nino from Centennial 

DL MVP was Dominic Brown from Valley

LB MVP was Michael Barboa from Valley

DB MVP was Jordan Velasquez from Valley 

Stay tuned for a ton of great NMPreps.com Elite Combine including results, All-Combine Selections, Position by position breakdowns, and one-on-one footage.

Coverage To Come

All-Combine Selections

1st Team All-Combine Offense

1st Team All-Combine Defense

2nd Team All-Combine Offense

2nd Team All-Combine Defense

3rd Team All-Combine Offense

3rd Team All-Combine Defense

4th Team All-Combine

Honorable Mention All-Combine

Top 20 Combine Results

Top 20 Combine Power Numbers

Top 20 Bench Press Marks

Top 20 40 Times

Top 20 Vertical Jumps

Top 20 Shuttle Times

Results By Position

Quarterback Combine Results

Running Back Combine Results

Receiver Combine Results

Offensive Linemen Combine Results

Defensive Linemen Results

Linebacker Combine Results

Defensive Back Combine Results

Recaps & Analysis

Offensive Quick Recap

Defensive Quick Recap

Quarterback Recap

Running Back Recap

Receiver Recap

Offensive Line Recap

Defensive Linemen Recap

Linebacker Recap

Defensive Back Recap

Small School Prospects Shine

Video Highlights

Video Recap

Video: Quarterbacks

Video: Running Backs

Video: Receivers

Video: Offensive Linemen

Video: Defensive Linemen

Video: Linebackers

Video: Defensive Backs

Video: Skill Position One-On-One's

From Kyle Henderson

Elite Recap: The MVP's

Offensive Names To Emerge

Defensive Names To Emerge

Underclassmen Standouts

Small School Prospects Shine