Los Banos, CA (January 28, 2026) —Isaac “Bam Bam” Esparza, a Class of 2030 linebacker from Los Banos Junior High School, earned Most Valuable Player honors at the Dream All-American Combine held January 1 in Frisco, following a strong all-around performance against top youth football prospects from across the country.
According to reporting from The National Radar, Esparza stood out throughout the event for his consistency and execution during linebacker drills and competitive one-on-one periods. Event evaluators noted that he demonstrated strong fundamentals, effective movement, and a high level of focus throughout the day.
Esparza measured 5 feet 9 inches tall and 180 pounds at the combine. According to The National Radar’s evaluation, he showed efficient movement during agility drills, maintaining balance and control while changing direction and reacting to plays. Coaches observing the event also highlighted his ability to stay engaged through each rep and apply instruction during positional work.
During competitive segments, Esparza’s performance reflected strong awareness and effort, with evaluators noting his ability to read plays, engage physically, and close space effectively. His approach and discipline during drills were cited as key factors in his selection as the event’s MVP, according to the outlet.
The Dream All-American Combine is part of a national evaluation and exposure program operated by Dream Sports Group, which hosts camps and showcases for middle school and high school football players. Performances at these events can lead to additional invitations, including opportunities to compete in All-American showcase games.
Esparza’s showing in Frisco places him among a growing group of young athletes from the Central Valley gaining recognition at the national level, as he continues to develop early in his football career.
