Mason's Cuykendall makes the most of his size | Training Camp Report

Erie, Pennsylvania – Leroy Cuykendall, a senior at Monroe County Region's Erie Mason, has made the most of his 5-8, 151-pound frame this training camp. Standing out among his peers, the Erie Mason coach Steve Bowers praises Cuykendall's hard work and speed, commenting on the 10-pound increase in his playing weight. Cuykendall's trainer, coach Bowers, believes that Cuykendall's dedication to running and fitness has contributed to his progress.

Cuykendall's dual role on offense and defense is expected to play a significant part in the team's performance this season. The 5-8, 151-pound athlete is set to take handoffs from quarterback Jared Tunison while also serving as the primary ballcarrier for the Eagles.

Tunison, who played quarterback last year but moved to backfield this year, expressed confidence in Cuykendall's abilities. Bowers commends Tunison's improved leadership skills and physical growth over the past year. As for the rest of the team, Bowers noted that the weight room has been a hive of activity, with more team members hitting the gym than ever before. Bowers estimated that one player alone had 118 summer workouts.