Thompson's Meteoric Rise: Leavitt's New Go-To Receiver
Elijah Thompson's 4.38 40-yard dash at Leavitt's summer camp has left coaches and scouts in awe. The transfer from out-of-state has seamlessly adapted to the Maine high school landscape, earning a starting role at wide receiver for the Hornets. A 6-foot-1, 180-pound Class of 2026 prospect, Thompson's impressive speed and agility have made him a favorite target for quarterback Cole Martin. As a MPA Class B program, Leavitt faces stiff competition in the state's smaller-school division. However, Thompson's early success has generated buzz among college scouts, who are eager to see how he performs in the Hornets' high-powered offense. With his impressive athleticism and quick release, Thompson has the potential to be a game-changer on the gridiron. Scouts are watching for Thompson to build on his summer camp performance and demonstrate his ability to separate from defenders in the Hornets' upcoming season.