Monday’s satellite football camp at FAU was a productive one for Palm Beach County players, with a pair picking up offers hours after the final horn sounded.
Boynton Beach defensive back Endrickson Boucher and Park Vista lineman B.J. Etienne both picked up offers from FAU following Monday’s camp, which was run by Owls head coach Charlie Partridge and his staff, as well as guest coaches from the University of Arkansas.
Boucher, a recent transfer from Atlantic, also picked up an Arkansas offer Monday as well as an offer from Middle Tennessee. He now holds four offers entering his senior season.
Etienne announced his FAU offer through Twitter following a strong performance at Monday’s camp.
Partridge and his staff are conducting a second camp today, with an assist from the Kentucky and N.C. State coaching staffs.
The camps, which run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., include drills, instruction and 7-on-7 games.
Partridge, who is entering his third year with the Owls, said Monday he does not consider the FAU camp a true satellite camp, as it is conducted on the school’s Boca Raton campus.
Two more individual high school camps and one specialist camp will be held at FAU in July.
