Electric Playmakers Shine at the DR7 Sportz 7v7 Tournament

The DR7 Sportz 7v7 Tournament delivered everything fans love about elite offseason football — speed, intensity, and breakout performances. Across a weekend packed with high-level competition, two players separated themselves from the field and left no doubt about their impact. Kiran Jackson and Tristan Stevenson didn’t just show flashes of greatness — they dominated when it mattered most.

The Championship Stage

The spotlight burned brightest during the championship matchup, where the eventual MVPs and Team Gifted squared off against a loaded Stuntman squad. The Stuntman team featured standout talent, including 3-Star QB Jackson Stecher, WR Chris Butler, and RB Elijah Thomas. With playmakers on both sides, the game had all the makings of a classic.

And it didn’t disappoint.

Kiran Jackson — The Complete Offensive Weapon

Kiran Jackson, wide receiver out of Raines High School, put together a performance worthy of the MVP title. Explosive off the line and nearly impossible to contain in space, Jackson consistently created separation and made clutch plays throughout the championship game.

What truly elevated his performance, however, was his consistency.

Jackson didn’t wait for the title game to make noise — he was a problem for defenses all weekend. From Saturday through Sunday, he showcased elite route running, strong hands, and game-changing speed. Every game, every drive, every opportunity — Jackson delivered.

Simply put, he was unstoppable.

Tristan Stevenson — Lockdown Defender & Dynamic Playmaker

On the other side stood Tristan Stevenson of Fleming Island High School, a rare two-way threat at WR/CB. Stevenson’s versatility and athleticism were on full display during the championship, where he impacted the game from multiple angles.

Defensively, he brought lockdown coverage, disrupting timing and eliminating big-play opportunities. Offensively, he proved just as dangerous, making plays that swung momentum and kept defenses guessing.

Stevenson’s ability to affect the game on both sides of the ball made him invaluable — and ultimately, MVP-worthy.

A Weekend to Remember

The DR7 Sportz 7v7 Tournament once again proved why it’s a premier stage for emerging talent. With high-level competition and elite performances, the event highlighted the next wave of playmakers ready to make serious noise.

Kiran Jackson and Tristan Stevenson didn’t just win MVP honors.

They earned them.