The Opening 2016 Results: MVP Winner and Finalists Performances

The final day of The Opening 2016 gave the best high school football players in the nation one more opportunity to show what they could bring to the next level.

On Sunday, the festivities wrapped up with the seven-on-seven championship game and the naming of the The Opening's most valuable player. 

The Opening Championship

In the final game of The Opening, Team Vapor Speed, made up largely of University of Oklahoma and University of Alabama commits, defeated Team Fly Rush 38-20:

Player	Position	School
Najee Harris	RB	Alabama
BJ Foster	RB	N/A
Cam Akers	RB	N/A
Stanford Samuels	CB	Florida State
Jerry Jeudy	WR	N/A
Tua Tagovailoa	QB	Alabama
VanDarius Cowan	WDE	Alabama
Markail Benton	OLB	Alabama
Xavier McKinney	S	Alabama
Levi Draper	ILB	Oklahoma
Tyrell Shavers	WR	Alabama
Tre Brown	CB	Oklahoma
Chris Robison	QB	Oklahoma
Robert Barnes	S	Oklahoma
Justin Broiles	CB	Oklahoma
Jalen Reagor	WR	Oklahoma
Trajan Bandy	CB	Oklahoma
KJ Hamer	WR	N/A
Grant Calcaterra	TE	Oklahoma
Tre' McKitty	TE	N/A
Harrison Hand	CB	N/A

Player	Position	School
Baron Browning	OLB	N/A
Joseph Lewis	WR	N/A
Stephen Carr	RB	USC
Deangelo Gibbs	CB	N/A
Colby Parkinson	TE	Stanford
Jamyest Williams	CB	N/A
Davis Mills	QB	Stanford
Todd Harris	S	N/A
AJ Terrell	CB	N/A
OrTre Smith	ATH	N/A
Tylan Wallace	WR	Oklahoma State
Sam Ehlinger	QB	Texas
Addison Gumbs	WDE	N/A
Bubba Bolden	S	USC
Jeremiah Holloman	WR	N/A
Jaylen Kelly-Powell	S	N/A
Chase Hayden	RB	N/A
Sherrod Greene	OLB	N/A
Kobe Boyce	CB	Texas
Darrian Felix	APB	N/A
Josh Thompson	CB	TCU
Owen Pappoe	OLB	N/A

Team Vapor Speed dominated the championship game, quickly jumping out to a 22-0 lead to put any sort of competitive questions away. 

Alabama quarterback commit Tua Tagovailoa opened the scoring with a short touchdown pass to fellow Alabama commit Tyrell Shavers on Vapor Speed's first possession of the day, via Bleacher Report's Tyler Donohue:

It quickly became 16-0 when Tagovailoa picked apart the Fly Rush defense, exhibiting his ability to complete the intermediate throws with pinpoint accuracy, via Donohue:

Tagovailoa's third touchdown pass of the first half found another Alabama commit, wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, who showed his ability to make a quick cut upfield and make a defender miss even while playing a one-hand touch game of football, via Donohue:

He spread the love to Oklahoma commits too, as his fourth and final touchdown of the game went to wide receiver Jalen Reagor. It wasn't an easy throw either, as he had to thread the needle in between a pair of defenders to find his receiver, via Donohue:

Jeudy recorded two touchdown receptions on the day, his second coming from Oklahoma commit Christopher Robison as Vapor Speed's final score of the game.

Most Valuable Player

Tagovailoa won the seven-on-seven and Elite MVP thanks to his dominant four-touchdown performance in the championship game. 

Elite 11 showed him accepting his award with former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer:

The dual-threat quarterback hailing from Honolulu is the No. 1 recruit out of his state and the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in the nation, per 247Sports' composite ratings. 

Given that quarterbacks during the seven-on-seven tournament had only 3.5 seconds to get rid of the ball before the officials would call them for a delay of game, Tagovailoa wasn't able to show off half of his game, which is his above-average athleticism with his legs. 

For Alabama coaches and fans watching, it would be hard not to feel good about Tagovailoa's performance at The Opening, as the young recruit will only get better with time and could one day be the man starting under center in Tuscaloosa.  

Recruiting information courtesy of 247Sports unless noted otherwise.