Player Standouts From Rockhoppers 7v7 Tournament 5/30/26 – Part 1

On May 30, 2026, SNE attended the Rockhoppers 7v7 tournament, which took place at Assabet Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School in Marlborough. This event provided regional scouts with the opportunity to observe live action and assess both emerging and established players in a competitive setting. In this report, we will highlight several players who caught our attention, along with brief comments on what impressed us about each of them. This will be Part 1 of a 2 Part report.

Player Standouts From Rockhoppers 7v7 Tournament 5/30/26 – Part 1


Player Performance Report:
AJ Hoilett showcased remarkable versatility and athleticism during the event. At 5’10” and 165 pounds, he demonstrated fluidity and explosive movements that immediately caught the eye. His known ability to perform backflips underscored his exceptional agility and body control. Throughout the 7v7 event, Hoilett displayed impressive ball skills, consistently making difficult catches and exhibiting excellent hand-eye coordination. His smooth route-running and quickness suggest he can be an asset in multiple positions on the field. Given his strong performance and natural athletic abilities, Hoilett is expected to be a top player in the 2028 class, with a high potential for growth as he continues to develop his skills in the coming years.


Player Performance Report:
Andre Perkins (2028, 6’2″, 220 lbs, RB/LB, Avon Old Farms) was a standout at the Rockhoppers 7v7 event, displaying an impressive combination of power and agility. He showcased explosive acceleration off the line, consistently creating separation from defenders. His vision on the field was exceptional, allowing him to adeptly navigate through traffic and find openings. Perkins demonstrated reliable hands, making several catches with ease, highlighting his ability to contribute in the passing game. His fluid movement, combined with a solid frame and good bone density, signifies a player ready to make an impact on both sides of the ball. Perkins is definitely one to watch, with the potential to develop into a key contributor at the next level. Has offers from Boston College, Bowling Green and Syracuse.


Player Performance Report:
At the Rockhoppers 7v7 event, Bradyn Hogan, a 6’4″, 220-pound quarterback, impressed with his exceptional skill set and poise under pressure. Throughout the event, Hogan showcased his precise ball placement, routinely zipping passes into tight windows with impressive velocity. His confidence was palpable, underscoring his competitive nature as he operated effectively against various defenses.
Additionally, Bradyn’s background as a varsity basketball player was evident in his fluid movement and agility, enabling him to navigate the field seamlessly. With continued development and dedication, Hogan has the potential to rise as one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2029 class. Keep an eye on this standout talent; he is poised for significant success in the coming years.


Player Performance Report:
Ryan Gallagher, a 5’11”, 180-pound athlete from Worcester Technical High School, was a standout at the Rockhoppers 7v7 event. Though known primarily as a rising QB, Gallagher impressed as a slot and wide receiver, showcasing his versatility. His athleticism and fluidity stood out as he navigated routes with ease, displaying soft hands and the ability to make tough catches in traffic. Gallagher’s intensity and maturity on the field were palpable, and his confidence in his skills shone through during interactions with teammates. While he didn’t take reps as a quarterback, his performance at receiver has certainly heightened his recruitment profile, highlighting him as a dynamic playmaker for the future. Keep an eye on Ryan as he continues to develop in this position.


Player Performance Report:
Daryl Julius showcased remarkable talent during the Rockhoppers 7v7 event on May 30, 2026, at Assabet Valley. Known for his obvious speed, he consistently stretched the field with his vertical threat, making him a nightmare for defenders. His route-running exhibited quick, efficient cuts that allowed him to create separation on both deep and intermediate routes. Julius’s exceptional ball skills were evident, as he displayed soft, natural hands, securing catches seamlessly in stride. His versatility shone through on the defensive side, where he demonstrated comfort and confidence as a defensive back, effectively contesting passes and making plays on the football. Overall, Julius’s performance solidified his status as a rising star in New England football, with the potential to make a significant impact at higher levels of competition.

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