• Traven VanOss  5-11  200  Jr  LB  Three Rivers MVP
• Alex Overla  6-2  265  Jr  DL  Caledonia
• Tom Beckman  6-3  235  Fr  DL  Saugatuck
• Leonard Johnson  6-0  280  Fr  DL  Benton Harbor
• Derek Meyering  6-4  200  Jr  Edge  Grand Rapids South Christian
• Matt Bilski  5-11  215  Jr  LB  Grand Rapids West Catholic
• Griffen Caul  6-1  180  Jr  LB  East Grand Rapids
• Jalin Jones  5-9  195  Jr  LB  Benton Harbor
• Jake Snyder  6-0  175  So  DB  Charlevoix
• Jackson Price  5-10  170  Jr  DB  Reed City
• Jake Matheny  6-0  160  Jr  DB  Paw Paw
• Colton Bryce  6-1  180  So  UTL  Frankenmuth

Top 10 powerball throws from the LMFR combine.

1. Cody Tierney 5-11 175 Jr Grand Rapids Northview: 37’1
2. Alex Overla 6-2 275 Jr Caledonia: 36’2
3. Zeveon McDonald 6-0 170 Jr Wyoming Godwin Heights: 36’1″
Camron Terry 5-9 180 Fr Grandville: 36’1
5. Giovanni Weeks 6-1 180 Jr Kent City: 35’5
6. Bryce Gable 5-11 195 Jr Grandville: 35’1
7. Jake Matheny 6-0 160 Jr Paw Paw: 35′
8. Shane Baker 5-11 185 Jr Grandville: 34’7
Griffen Caul 6-1 180 Jr East Grand Rapids: 34’7
10. Kevin Blaylock 6-2 280 So Berrien Springs: 34’2

Top 10 vertical leaps from LMFR Combine.

1. Jackson Price 5-10 170 Jr Reed City: 35″
Giovanni weeks 6-1 180 Jr Kent City: 35″
2. Jalin Jones 5-9 195 Jr Benton Harbor: 34 1/2″
3. Colton Bryce 6-1 180 So Frankenmuth: 33 1/2″
Griffen Caul 6-1 180 Jr East Grand Rapids: 33 1/2″
Cody Tierney 5-11 175 Jr Grand Rapids Northview: 33 1/2″
Kade Schreiber 5-11 160 Jr Dowagiac: 33 1/2″
Traven VanOss 5-11 200 Jr Three Rivers: 33 1/2″
9. Shane Baker 5-11 185 Jr Grandville: 33 1/3″
Zeveon McDonald 6-0 170 Jr Wyoming Godwin Heights: 33 1/3″

Top 10 times from the pro agility drills at the LMFR Combine.

1. Jackson Price 5-10 170 Jr Reed City: 4.31 seconds
2. Marcel Murray 6-0 185 So Benton Harbor: 4.34
3. Jalin Jones 5-9 195 Jr Benton Harbor: 4.35
4. Carson VanderHoff 5-11 170 Fr Caledonia: 4.40
5. Quindarius Davis 5-10 160 So Benton Harbor: 4.41
Jake Matheny 6-0 160 Jr Paw Paw: 4.41
7. Jared Broton 6-0 175 Jr Ravenna: 4.44
8. Jacob Lyle 6-0 160 So Kalamazoo Central: 4.45
9. Kade Schreiber 5-11 160 Jr Dowagiac: 4.49
10. De’Ondray Henry 6-0 165 So Dowagiac: 4.53

The top 10 40-yard dash times from the LMFR Combine.

1. Cody Tierney 5-11 175 Jr Grand Rapids Northview: 4.41 seconds
Jake Snyder 6-0 175 So Charlevoix: 4.41
3. Phillip Jones 5-8 165 So Reed City: 4.46
4. Camron Terry 5-9 180 Fr Grandville: 4.47
5. Hunter Williamson 6-1 190 So Dowagiac: 4.51
6. Traven VanOss 5-11 200 Jr Three Rivers: 4.57
7. Griffen Caul 6-1 180 Jr East Grand Rapids: 4.58
8. Jackson Price 5-10 170 Jr Reed City: 4.59
9. De’Ondray Henry 6-0 165 So Dowagiac: 4.60
10. Giovanni Weeks 6-1 180 Jr Kent City: 4.61

He piled up tackles for Three Rivers the past two seasons, and it was easy to see how he did, and why he will be next season and in college years to come based on Traven VanOss‘ performance at the LMFR Combine.

The 5-11, 200-pound junior mike linebacker had top 10 performances in the 40-yard dash, 4.57 seconds, and no-step vertical leap, 34 1/3″. His pro agility time of 4.76 seconds was the fastest of any participant weighing at least 200 pounds.

VanOss solidified his MVP status by backing up his test numbers with on-field performance in the drills. He plays with good balance, a low, coiled athlete flowing to the ball. His 4.0 book smarts translate to the field as VanOss is efficient in movement and ends up in the right spot at the right time. Expect him to be recruited by the likes of Hillsdale and Ivy League schools.

He was already the most prolific pass catcher in the Lake Area, coming off a junior season at Grand Rapids Northview when he had 58 receptions for 1,329 yards and 19 touchdowns. 5-11, 175- pound junior Cody Tierney showed he has the measurable as well, and comes away as the 2018 LMFR Combine Offensive MVP and looking all the part of a future MAC slot receiver.

Tierney ran the fastest 40-yard dash time at the combine, 4.41 seconds. He matched that with the longest power ball throw, 37’1″. Tierney also tuned in a top 10 no-step vertical leap at over 33″. That kind of explosion makes him a more dangerous threat in the end zone because of his ability to get off the ground and high-point the ball.

The drill session was also a good look for Tierney. One drop aside, he made the QBs’ lives easier with full-speed, well-paced, separation routes. Knows how to make a defender miss, either on the line or after the catch.