Here Are Your CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Finalists
CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Finalists
The CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy recognizes the top high school player (any position, any division, and any school in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe Counties) who demonstrates positive character, leadership attributes, and meets all team standards for academics, sportsmanship and conduct both on and off the field.
We asked you to submit your nominations and those nominations came in by the hundreds – and for that we thank you. (Rules)
For those who missed out on the chance to vote, you still have a chance to learn more about each nominee.
Watch our player profiles below:
KENYATTA JACKSON PLAYER PROFILE
Kenyatta Jackson Jr.
Chaminade Madonna High School
Defensive End, Senior, 6'5", 235 lbs.
17 Sacks, 72 Tackles
MARVIN JONES JR. PLAYER PROFILE
Marvin Jones Jr.
American Heritage High School
Defensive End, Senior, 6'5", 245 lbs.
5 Sacks, 38 Tackles
DEVAUGHN MORTIMER PLAYER PROFILE
Devaughn Mortimer
Dillard High School
Wide Receiver, Senior, 5'11, 182 lbs.
52 Rec, 805 Yards, 8 TDs
ZION TURNER PLAYER PROFILE
Zion Turner
St. Thomas Aquinas High School
Quarterback, Senior, 6'1", 190 lbs.
1,605 Yards Passing, 20 TDs
The winner will be announced during our CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy presentation from Hard Rock Stadium on Wednesday, December 15th at 7:30 p.m. on CBS4.
Who is Nat Moore?
He is a Florida native, born in Tallahassee but grew up in Miami, where he attended Miami Edison Senior High and Miami-Dade Community College.
At the University of Florida, Moore was a star running back and later inducted into the UF Athletic Hall of Fame as a "Gator Great" in 1978.
He was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in 1974 and was a star wide receiver for thirteen seasons from 1974 to 1986.
Over his 13 year playing career, Moore recorded 510 receptions for 7546 receiving yards and 74 touchdowns and ranks in the top three in Dolphins history in each of those three categories.
Moore is best known for his famous "Helicopter Catch" which sent his body spinning into the air when he was hit simultaneously from opposite directions by two New York Jets defenders in 1984.
Moore retired in 1986 as an all-time Dolphin great!
He is currently the team's Senior Vice President of Special Projects and Alumni Relations.
His post retirement career is filled with humanitarian work and philanthropy.
In 1984, the NFL voted Moore as "Man of the Year" for outstanding service to his community and he received the Byron White Humanitarian Award in 1986.
In 1998, he created the Nat Moore Foundation, which works with disadvantaged kids in Miami-Dade County in efforts to make sure they receive the best education possible.
The CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy is sponsored by Florida Power & Light
