CFCA QB Gavin Pritzkau Dominates, Wins MVP at Orlando FBU Camp

UPDATE: In a stunning display of talent, Gavin Pritzkau, a rising freshman at Central Florida Christian Academy, has just been named MVP at the 2026 Orlando FBU Camp held on July 15, 2023, in West Orange, Florida. Pritzkau’s performance captivated attendees as he showcased his precision passing and exceptional skills on the field, cementing his status as a standout prospect.

The camp, organized by renowned figure Lo Wood, known as “The Kamp King,” saw Pritzkau dominate both drills and competitive play, leading to his recognition as the overall MVP. “I feel great about the MVP. I’ve just been putting in hard work in the offseason,” Pritzkau stated. “I came out here making sure I play to the standard that I hold myself to.”

The event also honored several high school-level MVPs, including Harrison Leddy (QB), Ethan Williams (RB), Chase Guers (WR), Jensser Villanueva Calderon (OL), Gabriel Octtaviani Gonzalez (DL), Blaze Allen (LB), and Colton Huntley (DB). Pritzkau’s leadership left a mark on younger players, as he was frequently heard encouraging middle school athletes during one-on-one drills.

Pritzkau, who has been attending camps since he was under ten, is now transitioning into a mentor role, aiming to guide emerging talent. “I try to lead by example. When I see the younger guys, I try to interact with them because that would mean the world to me,” he explained. His commitment to sharing knowledge underscores his growing influence in the football community.

As high school football faces a shift with increasing transfers, Pritzkau remains dedicated to CFCA, stating, “God has a plan for me and that plan for me is to stay there. We’re gonna go to a state championship this year and we’re gonna win it.” His confidence signals a promising season ahead for the team.

Meanwhile, Blaze Allen, a senior at Bishop Moore, emerged as the linebacker MVP, reflecting on his commitment to training. “It feels great. I’m working out three times a day, just trying to get better,” he said, highlighting the competitive nature of the camp. Allen averaged 8.4 tackles per game last season, contributing to his team’s impressive 12-2 record and a trip to the 3A state semifinals.

As the buzz from the camp continues, the football community eagerly anticipates the upcoming season, with players like Pritzkau and Allen leading the charge. Stay tuned for more updates on these rising stars and their journeys in high school football.

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