Williams, Eason, Ross, and Pili Ready for the Season!

Toure Williams, SR WR/DB Chaparral HS (6'2" 180)

Chaparral High football player Toure Williams might be one of the Las Vegas Valley’s best-kept secrets on the college football recruiting trail.
Maybe it's because Chaparral has had one win in the last two years, maybe it's because the Cowboys had a coaching change late in the spring. Either way the 6-foot-2, 180-pound rising senior wide receiver will get plenty of attention this season. If Williams played for Southern Nevada Powers Bishop Gorman or Palo Verde, he’d likely be one of the area’s top prospects. With division I size and speed, Williams should start to receive attention from a number of college programs. Of course it will come down to production on Friday nights, but Toure is ready for the challenge.   

K.C. Moore Phase 1 Sports

Roderick Eason, SR DB/RB/WR Arbor View HS (6'1" 185)

Arbor View High School senior defensive back Roderick Eason has been offered a scholarship to the University of Colorado.  Eason, 6'1" 185 lbs, had 57 tackles and four interceptions last season.  Eason also averaged 7.2 yards per carry and scored five touchdowns while playing iron man football last season for the Aggies. Eason is clearly one of the most natural athletes in the Valley. During the spring he played on the Phase 1 Sports 7 on 7 team and was consistently a dominate player. He currently has one offer, but he will have multiple offers by mid-season. 

Avery Atadero, Phase 1 Sports 

A'Keem Ross, JR WR/DB Sunrise HS (6'1" 180)

Get familiar with the name A'Keem Ross. After watching him run routes this week, he showed very nice hands, good body control, and has the size to go with it.  He looks like  a men among boys on the field and will only be a junior this season. He will be playing with a young team, but he has made it clear that they  want their respect. As he continues to develop he can become one of, if not the best WR in the 2013 class.

K.C. Moore Phase 1 Sports

Trajan Pili, JR DE Centennial HS (6'2" 200)

This season the Centennial Bulldogs will be anchored on the defensive side of the ball by Junior Defensive End 6'2" 200 lb Trajan Pili.  Trajan became a full time starter last year as a Sophomore.  Pili has already verbally committed to Brigham Young University and will begin his assault on high school quarterbacks September 2nd at Las Vegas High School versus the Wildcats. After interviewing Pili he has made it very clear that his commitment is solid. With family members at BYU the decision was very easy. We know that things change, but as of today he is looking forward to being a Cougar.

Avery Atadero, Phase 1 Sports