Mosley High School in Lynn Haven, Florida, opened its doors last week to a free speed and agility camp aimed at the next generation of football players.
Community‑Driven Athletic Development
The initiative, overseen by Jordan Whitely, Mosley’s strength and conditioning coordinator, featured a series of drills modeled after professional combine tests, targeting speed, footwork and quick‑change movements.
Members of the school’s varsity squad volunteered to run stations, offering hands‑on guidance and mentorship to the campers.
Head coach Tommy Joe Whiddon stressed that such developmental drills are essential for players aspiring to reach higher levels, noting that the exercises bridge the gap between youth leagues and elite competition.
The camp’s timing coincides with the Dolphins’ recent 7‑on‑7 tournament in Hoover, Alabama, where Mosley advanced to the Final Four before a narrow defeat to the nationally ranked Thompson team.
Whiddon used the experience to rally his squad, urging them to attack every snap with intensity as they prepare for the upcoming season.