Wide Receiver
Class: 2011
ProspectFIT Rating: Rec 2011
Campbell County High School
Gillette, WY
Ht: 5' 10 1/2
Wt: 163 lbs
40: 4.44
Squats: 365
V. Jump: 34
Broad Jump: 9.6
Bench Max: 225
Bench x 185: 3
Power Clean: 220
Sparq Score: 0.00
Three Cone: 6.98
ProAgility: 4.2
Athletic Honors: 1st team all state WR- 1st team all confrence WR- 2nd team all confrence DB
Injuries: no
Physical Condition:
Other Sports: Track
Academic Interest:
Commit To:
Top College 1: Nevada
Top College 2: Utah State
Top College 3: Black Hills State University
Class: 2011
ProspectFIT Rating: Rec 2011
Campbell County High School
Gillette, WY
Ht: 5' 10 1/2
Wt: 163 lbs
40: 4.44
Squats: 365
V. Jump: 34
Broad Jump: 9.6
Bench Max: 225
Bench x 185: 3
Power Clean: 220
Sparq Score: 0.00
Three Cone: 6.98
ProAgility: 4.2
Athletic Honors: 1st team all state WR- 1st team all confrence WR- 2nd team all confrence DB
Injuries: no
Physical Condition:
Other Sports: Track
Academic Interest:
Commit To:
Top College 1: Nevada
Top College 2: Utah State
Top College 3: Black Hills State University
Nevada Utah State Black Hills State University Boise State Colorado State 
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By - Victor Wilkerson, Head Football Coach
Campbell County High School - April 9, 2010
To Whom It May Concern:
It is my pleasure to write a letter of recommendation for a young man like Brek Carper. I have been associated with Mr. Carper for the past two years as his football coach. Brek was a tremendous player for our 2009 team that went 8-3 and lost in the 4A state semi-finals. Brek started as our X receiver and never came off the field offensively. He also grew on the defensive side
of the ball and started the last half of the season at cornerback. Brek worked hard as a sophomore and saw a lot of time in sophomore and JV games. In the offseason between his sophomore and junior season he committed himself to improving through hard work in the weight room, lots of time doing speed and agilities, and attending camps to be a better football player. This work paid dividends on the field in 2009.
Brek lead our team in receiving with 40 catches for 772 yards and 7 touchdowns. This placed him 3rd in the statewide statistics and earned him 1 st team All State honors. He was our go to guy and had many long touchdowns that changed games. We only expect him to get better this season. Brek has not rested on his laurels. He continues to work hard in the weight room to increase his size and strength. He ran indoor track to improve his foot speed. He has already committed to numerous camps for the summer season to continue his growth on the football field.
Brek Carper is a fine young man and a great athlete. I am glad that I have had the privilege of working with him and look forward to one more season. If I can answer any questions on his behalf do not hesitate to contact me.
By - Erik Shepherd
CCHS Assistant FB Coach (WR's) - CCHS Strength and Conditioning Coach
April 13, 2010
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter of reference is for Brek Carper, a senior at Campbell County High
School. As the CCHS Strength and Conditioning Instructors and as the wide receivers coach for the Camels, I have had the privilege to work with Brek for three years. I was very honored when Brek asked me to write this because Brek is such a valuable part of our football program over the last few years, as well as a dedicated person in the classroom. Brek is the type of person that always gives one hundred percent. Brek is the epitome of what a team player is all about. He is the type of person that is willing to sacrifice his own well being for the team. Not only is Brek an excellent
athlete he is an excellent student and member in the community.
Brek as a wide receiver is one of the hardest workers and most talented that I have coached. He is not a very big guy (5'10 165 lbs) but has the ability to get bigger. He is fast and has some of the best route running abilities that I've seen in a long time. Brek can make a great defensive back look bad, with his cuts and the way he sets up his routes. He also has soft hands and isn't afraid to go across the middle. As a coach there are certain things you appreciate and one of those is Brek's football smarts. He is a big time
player in big time situations.
Brek became a starting receiver making game breaking catches and game
breaking blocks. That is another attribute Brek brings, his blocking. I've never had a receiver get down field and block for his teammates like Brek does. He gives 100% on every play whether he is getting the ball or not. It's not in Brek's mind to take plays off. It has been truly a privilege to work with Brek. His inspiration and desire to achieve will take him higher then he can imagine. Brek is the epitome of what a leader and role models should be like.