Figueroa will compete on June 2, 2012 at the Univ of Tampa during the annual Freddie Solomon Football Showcase. We visited with the Leto QB to learn a bit more about this standout player.
| Name: |
Jonathon Figueroa |
| School: |
Leto (Tampa, FL) |
| Grad Year: |
2013 |
| Position: |
QB |
| Height: |
5'11" |
| Weight: |
175lbs |
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Q&A with Jonathon Figueroa:
DSU: What do you think distinguishes you from every other player in the nation?
JF: My leadership abilities and my knowledge for the game of football.
DSU: What extracurricular or community involvement activities do you participate in?
JF: I help with the middle school flag football team. I also help coach the girls high school flag football team.
DSU: What is your proudest moment in football?
JF: I haven't had that moment yet. It will happen June 2nd at the Freddie Solomon Showcase
DSU: Who/What has been your biggest influence on football? How so?
JF: My middle school coach Joseph A Malloy. He is the closest thing to a father figure I have ever had. (Father past away in 1997).
DSU: List any honors or awards you have received (include athletic and non-athletic awards)
JF: Offensive MVP in my sophomore year.
DSU: When you play Madden, what team do you use? Do you put yourself on the team? If yes, what position and rating?
JF: I play Madden, but I play with various teams and don't create myself as a player.
DSU: Other than playing in the NFL, what are your career ambitions?
JF: I want to be a firefighter.
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Read more about Jonathon Figueroa:
MaxPreps Profile
About the Freddie Solomon Football Showcase:
Each year the Freddie Solomon Football Showcase features the top up-and-coming football talent from the Tampa Bay area and across the southeast region of the United States. This exclusive event for high school football players is modeled after the NFL combine and gives athletes the opportunity to demonstrate their physical skills and football skills in front of an audience of football scouts, members of the media and college coaches. Unique to the Freddie Solomon Football Showcase, Combine Performance Specialists first teach and coach all of the athletes on the standardized combine drills and the techniques to successfully complete each test. Athletes leave the Showcase more confident and better prepared to attend and compete at similar events.
In its previous years the showcase was called the Tampa Bay High School Football Combine, however the name was changed to honor the late Freddie Solomon for all that he did for youth athletes in Tampa Bay.
For more information on the Freddie Solomon Showcase please visit us on the web at: http://www.freddiesolomonshowcase.com/
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