Bullseye combines are tailored for 9th and 10th grade football players who want to gain valuable football combine experience. If you have intentions of playing college football you will attend numerous combines during the spring of your junior year in high school. Junior Combines are a crucial deciding factor on whether a college will recruit you or not. Until now that was the only opportunity for a football player to attend a combine. Bullseye will prepare you for that big push towards college football.

The Top 100 athletes from the Spring Combines will be invited to the "Super 100" Camp, which will be covered by MD Varsity & VA Preps. The top performers results and player info will be posted on the websites.

The Bullseye Combine, an event for freshman and sophomores only, enters its second year and will be held on Saturday and Sunday, April 26 and 27 at the Carroll Indoor Sports Complex in Westminster.

Founded by River Hill assistant coach Til Campanaro and Catoctin head coach Jim Eckenrode, the Bullseye Combine is designed to help underclassman gain experience by participating in all the events they will during their junior combine During the day the athletes also receive instruction on proper technique to help improve during those events.