Jan 03, 2026
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Hilliard, OH
Stock Up Showcase: Ohio

Stock Up Showcase: Ohio

Price

$130.00 /player

Time

12:00PM - 3:00PM

Location

Bo Jackson Elite Sports Development

Ages

2026-2029

Gender

Boys

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At Prep Redzone showcases, you’ll find our scouts providing coverage, videographers capturing highlights, and college coaches viewing or working the event in-person. With a unique collection of the state’s top talent all in one place, our events also cater to your specific age range to provide proper competition and easy evaluation opportunities.

 

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What to Expect

Schedule

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Check In
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Combine Testing
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Position Drills, Group Work & One-on-One Competition

Run of Show: 
After check-in, athletes will have a professional headshot taken for identification and will have their height/weight recorded. From there, the showcase is broken into three portions: testing, position-specific drills, and 1-on-1 competition. Testing will include the 40-yard dash (hand-timed), pro shuttle (hand-timed), L Drill (hand-timed), and broad jump. 

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Your Event Director

Venue: Bo Jackson Elite Sports Development

Randy Wright enters his second year as Assistant Coach for Tiffin University's football program in 2025-26. He serves as the defensive line coach.

Prior to Tiffin, Wright coached at Lake Forest College from 2021-23. Lake Forest posted an 8-1 record in Midwest Conference play in 2022, claiming a league title and advancing to the NCAA Division III Playoffs for the second year in a row.
The Foresters were 26-6 overall and 23-4 in league play with a pair of conference titles and NCAA Playoff appearances during Wright's time with the team....

Randy Wright enters his second year as Assistant Coach for Tiffin University's football program in 2025-26. He serves as the defensive line coach.

Prior to Tiffin, Wright coached at Lake Forest College from 2021-23. Lake Forest posted an 8-1 record in Midwest Conference play in 2022, claiming a league title and advancing to the NCAA Division III Playoffs for the second year in a row.
The Foresters were 26-6 overall and 23-4 in league play with a pair of conference titles and NCAA Playoff appearances during Wright's time with the team. Defensive linemen on the team combined to earn 10 All-MWC honors.

During the spring of 2021 Wright was the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Wendell Phillips Academy High School in Chicago and helped lead the Wildcats to a 3-1 record.

Wright spent eight of the previous nine years as an assistant coach at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. He was the Jumbos' co-defensive coordinator from 2014 to 2020 and served specifically as the defensive line coach, linebackers coach, and special teams coordinator during his tenure. Tufts was 33-26 with Wright on staff.

Wright's coaching career began at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Illinois. He served as the team's defensive backs coach in 2011 before becoming the linebackers coach at Tufts the following season. He was also the linebackers coach and special teams coordinator at Earlham College for a season before returning to Tufts in 2014.

Randy WRIGHT

Randy WRIGHT

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Venues

  • Bo Jackson Elite Sports Development

    Ages: Class of 2026-2029

    4696 Cosgray Rd, Hilliard, OH 43026, USA

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Testimonials

My experience at the Prep Redzone football camp was outstanding. The coaches fostered a competitive environment that pushed everyone to their best. The attention to accurate player ranking was impressive, and the facility was top-notch. I highly recommend this camp to anyone looking to improve their skills and gain exposure. The player profile and rankings provided by Prep Redzone have been invaluable in boosting my visibility and attracting interest from recruiters. Prep Redzone is a game-changer for any serious football player. I'm grateful for the opportunities it has provided and look forward to benefiting from its resources in the future.
Landon Husereau
Player
Landon Husereau
It was great camp for my son Jalen, he got great instruction and great teaching all the guys were friendly. My son learned what all he needed to work on and improve in. Can’t wait to the next Prep Redzone camp in Tennessee!
JR Smith
Parent
JR Smith
I had the opportunity to attend the Prep RedZone Pennsylvania showcase. I was impressed with the level of attention the coaches and evaluators had on the prospects. Although it was a competition, the athletes left with valuable advice, new connections, and a deeper love for the game. Great Job Prep Redzone!
Michael Brooks
Parent
Michael Brooks
The showcase was run really well. The coaches were excellent. Very knowledgeable and ran some really good drills. It was run very efficiently. I had a lot of fun and learned a lot. Thank You
Nick Kramer
Player
Nick Kramer
Prep RedZone camps are a great way for me to get out of my local bubble and compare myself against football players from different areas. As a rising 14 year-old junior at St. Joseph Regional, it is important for me to see how I match up against older competition and work on my weaknesses. Thanks Prep Red Zone!
Marist Veres Royal
Player
Marist Veres Royal
As a family, we are so impressed with Prep Redzone and their coverage of middle school and high school athletes. The time and research they put into discovering players and helping them get noticed by coaches at the next level is monumental. My son came to America as an unknown and Coach Silva spotted him at a camp and wrote an excellent analysis of his playing style and future potential. Coach Silva also took the time to attended a game during the season and gave further expert analysis of my son during live action. To this day both are posted on his X account as a quick reference for College coaches to get a quick run down of Jacob as a football player. Prep Redzone are always trying to stay up to date with all the athletes trying to play at the next level, and help them get noticed. My son went on to be named All-American by two different organizations and I believe Prep Redzone played an important part in getting his name out!
John Burns
Parent
John Burns
Prep Redzone is an excellent opportunity to showcase your talents in front of college coaches. I also found the feedback and instructions from the team at Prep Rezone very helpful. I have always had great experiences at these Showcases. I look forward to going to this Showcase every year. I highly recommend Prep Redzone to anyone that is looking to play at the next level.
Brock Kibler
Player
Brock Kibler
There is no better experience than this Showcase. As a former college coach, I can see the true evaluations that are made by the staff. Extremely well-run camp and the exposure after the fact is second to none. Not only the exposure but the teaching aspect from college coaches during camp are worth far and above any lessen your child could get. Thank you Prep RedZone!
Michael Kent
Parent
Michael Kent
Push, push push,….. that was the theme of the day. I felt this was the perfect balance of exposure and skills camp. The coaches put together drills that allowed each player to showcase their individual gifts but also put them in enough competitive situations to demonstrate how their skill set would translate into more game-like situations. However, the best part of the day was how the coaches purposely staggered the players so that you would see different combinations of QB, WR and Defensive Backs matched up together, so that at some point in the day you saw pretty much every pairing you could think of. My grandson, for example, has been to several camps where he never got paired up with a strong QB or never found himself climbing the route tree with the best cornerback there, so his good routes and catches seemed like they were coming against weak competition or he would get QB’s not comfortable throwing in tight windows so he could show his ability to shield a defender and make the reception. That was not the case this Saturday. First, the quality was high across the board, so as long as you were on “your game” it showed in every rep. That is important to us for exposure, but it also ramps up the learning experience (a hidden plus) when you are going against consistently strong competition on every rep. For our family it is not question of “if” we will be back (we will sign up once the next date is announced), but instead, our only thought as we were leaving the campus was “what could anyone, serious about making it to the next level, possibly be doing that would kept them away”?
Calvin Steward
Parent
Calvin Steward

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