Elite Talent Football (ETF) and the National College Exposure Camp (NCEC) have announced that the final NCEC Atlanta Camp will take place on February 15, 2026, at North Gwinnett High School, following a rescheduling caused by the region's recent historic winter storm. ETF's commitment to safety and quality means that all existing registrations will automatically transfer to the rescheduled date, and families need take no further action.
"The decision to reschedule was made with the safety of athletes and coaches in mind, but we're thrilled to bring the final NCEC event of the season to Atlanta," said ETF leadership. "We can't wait to deliver this powerful opportunity for athletes and families to connect, grow, and compete in a setting that values real evaluation, real opportunity, and real exposure."
This year's NCEC will showcase top-tier football talent from across the region, with expert coaches and evaluators—many of whom are seasoned professionals with years of NCAA and NFL experience. The event will feature specialized drills, skills assessments, and coaching sessions designed to elevate athletes' potential and help them gain visibility in front of college scouts. According to ETF, the camp focuses on "what truly matters—bringing athletes together in a competitive environment where performance is the loudest résumé."
In addition to athletic competition, ETF will honor state champions from various programs, celebrating their leadership and excellence both on and off the field. The event will also present the Father of the Year Award, which recognizes fathers who go beyond cheering from the sidelines to actively support their children's athletic and personal growth. "Great fathers don't just cheer—they show up, sacrifice, and lead by example," said ETF. "This year's Father of the Year Award is our way of acknowledging the vital role fathers play in the success of young athletes, on and off the field."
The NCEC National College Exposure Camp was created to offer athletes in the Southeast a fair, structured environment for high-visibility evaluation and competition. ETF's founder, Derrick Tatum, has built a reputation for identifying and cultivating future stars, with athletes like Trevor Lawrence, Derrick Brown, Eric Stokes, Trayvon Mullen, and Julian Lewis emerging from past events and going on to achieve success in NCAA football and beyond. For more information about ETF or the NCEC program, please visit Elite Talent Football.
Event Details: What: Final NCEC Atlanta Camp; When: February 15, 2026; Where: North Gwinnett High School (same location as originally scheduled); Who: Open to athletes from across the Southeast region. Late registration is available here. Registration: All existing registrations automatically transfer; no action is required. The camp will feature a team of expert coaches, evaluators, and position specialists who are deeply involved in shaping the next generation of talent.
