Quarterbacks
Carson Boyd, Cardinal Ritter 6-0, 200 As a junior, Boyd completed 80 percent of his passes for 2,224 yards and 29 touchdowns. He ran for 576 yards and six scores. He is off to Illinois after high school.
Dillon Duff, De Smet 6-2, 200 Committed to Kansas State.
Tillman Martin, Liberty North 6-4, 205. He's a Great passer and was named to the 1st Team All-State. He's a state-champion quarterback with a rocket launcher for an arm. He makes difficult throws look easy, and the ball rarely hits the turf after it leaves his hand.
Offensive Linemen
Jack Lange, Eureka, 6-8, 290. He is a big-bodied, athletic pancake artist who has received a lot of interest from Power 5 schools.
Will Kemna, Helias, 6-5, 260 A great combination of size, power, and flexibility, exploding off the ball and driving defenders downfield with good pad level in the run game.
Michael Cunningham, De Smet, 6-4. 275 Good power, top speed, and athleticism allow Michael to flatten second-level defenders in space.
Running Backs
Jamarion Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-1, 185. As a Junior, Parker tallied 1,644 yards (11.2 avg) on the ground, 16 receptions, and 26 touchdowns.
Gabe Fields, St. Joe Central, 6-0, 190. Iowa State, Baylor, and Vanderbilt are courting him.
Travon Pankey, Oak Park 6-1, 190, finished with 1,884 yards of total offense (1,742 rushing) and 28 touchdowns in 12 games. He had tremendous vision, showing the patience to wait for the running lane to come open and then hit it with a sense of urgency. Once he hits the open field, he has the speed to simply run away from the defense, and he also has the elusiveness and contact balance to make defenders miss.
Tight Ends
Brock Camp, Hickman, 6-7, 240. He is an Excellent athlete who had over 40 receptions for 684 yards in his junior season. He also plays basketball.
Gabriel Cunningham, Holt, 6-5, 245, Had 41 receptions for 742 yards in his junior season. He is another capable athlete with good hands.
Jackson Kohl, CBC, 6-5 250 Big body that can catch the ball, has five D1 offers, including Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Wide Receivers
Isaiah Mozee, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 190, is committed to the Oregon Ducks and is the top college prospect of the 2025 class.
Dejerrian Miller, Cardinal Ritter, 6-4, 190. Kentucky, Ole Miss, Arkansas, and Colorado are on the list. Had 66 receptions for 1,361 in 2023. Over 20 yards per. Hey now.
Corey Simms, CBC 6-3, 190. Had 79 receptions for 1,049 yards in his junior season. Can we see 1,500 in 2024
Defensive Linemen
Ka'Mori Moore, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 285. A rare combination of speed and power allows him to beat centers with an easy choice of quickness or a bull rush when it comes time for one-on-one pass rushes.
Lucas Allgeyer, MICDS, 6-6, 260 All-State linemen, had 64 tackles in 2023. He is on a tour of Power 5 schools this Spring.
Motie Williams, Liberty North, 6-3, 280. Two-time state wrestling champion. First-team All-State in football. Motie has the size, athleticism, and physicality to project into multiple OL positions at the next level. Coaches love seeing Motie's combination of power and top speed displayed as a defender pursuing ball carriers in the open field.
Linebackers
Jason King, DeSmet, 6-2, 210. Committed to Missouri. All-metro players had 90 tackles in 2023. Good speed with a 4.5 40-yard time.
Chase Pearsall, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 220 Chase's speed, awareness, and acceleration in pass coverage give him a chance to be a great three-down linebacker in college.
Theodore Grace, Kearney, 6-2, 215. This 1st team All-State player had 124 tackles in 12 games on the season. He is impressive against the run, showing his ability to read his keys and flow to the ball. He is a fast and heavy hitter with outrageous power-lifting numbers.
Defensive Backs
Antonio Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-0 175 Coaches love Antonio's rare combination of acceleration and closing speed displayed, disrupting bubble screens as an off-defender before they get back to the line of scrimmage. Confidence, good length, reactive athleticism, and next-level top speed give Antonio all the tools to be a lockdown corner in college.
Vi'Naz Cobb, Cardinal Ritter, 6-2, 205 ' Naz displays good size, top speed, quick hips, and ball skills in man coverage. Good instincts and acceleration are displayed when attacking the catchpoint once the ball is thrown. Power, good tackling ability, and productivity as a Blitzer highlight Vi'Naz's potential to be a versatile back-end defender.
Gionni McBride, NKC, 6'2 170 Gionni displays quick feet and a fluid change of direction, mirroring receivers in man coverage. Gionni's length and athleticism allow him to blanket receivers in the red zone and disrupt 50/50 balls. A great combination of size, ball skills, and long speed suggests Gionni has all the tools to thrive on an island in college.
Carson Boyd, Cardinal Ritter 6-0, 200 As a junior, Boyd completed 80 percent of his passes for 2,224 yards and 29 touchdowns. He ran for 576 yards and six scores. He is off to Illinois after high school.
Dillon Duff, De Smet 6-2, 200 Committed to Kansas State.
Tillman Martin, Liberty North 6-4, 205. He's a Great passer and was named to the 1st Team All-State. He's a state-champion quarterback with a rocket launcher for an arm. He makes difficult throws look easy, and the ball rarely hits the turf after it leaves his hand.
Offensive Linemen
Jack Lange, Eureka, 6-8, 290. He is a big-bodied, athletic pancake artist who has received a lot of interest from Power 5 schools.
Will Kemna, Helias, 6-5, 260 A great combination of size, power, and flexibility, exploding off the ball and driving defenders downfield with good pad level in the run game.
Michael Cunningham, De Smet, 6-4. 275 Good power, top speed, and athleticism allow Michael to flatten second-level defenders in space.
Running Backs
Jamarion Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-1, 185. As a Junior, Parker tallied 1,644 yards (11.2 avg) on the ground, 16 receptions, and 26 touchdowns.
Gabe Fields, St. Joe Central, 6-0, 190. Iowa State, Baylor, and Vanderbilt are courting him.
Travon Pankey, Oak Park 6-1, 190, finished with 1,884 yards of total offense (1,742 rushing) and 28 touchdowns in 12 games. He had tremendous vision, showing the patience to wait for the running lane to come open and then hit it with a sense of urgency. Once he hits the open field, he has the speed to simply run away from the defense, and he also has the elusiveness and contact balance to make defenders miss.
Tight Ends
Brock Camp, Hickman, 6-7, 240. He is an Excellent athlete who had over 40 receptions for 684 yards in his junior season. He also plays basketball.
Gabriel Cunningham, Holt, 6-5, 245, Had 41 receptions for 742 yards in his junior season. He is another capable athlete with good hands.
Jackson Kohl, CBC, 6-5 250 Big body that can catch the ball, has five D1 offers, including Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Wide Receivers
Isaiah Mozee, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 190, is committed to the Oregon Ducks and is the top college prospect of the 2025 class.
Dejerrian Miller, Cardinal Ritter, 6-4, 190. Kentucky, Ole Miss, Arkansas, and Colorado are on the list. Had 66 receptions for 1,361 in 2023. Over 20 yards per. Hey now.
Corey Simms, CBC 6-3, 190. Had 79 receptions for 1,049 yards in his junior season. Can we see 1,500 in 2024
Defensive Linemen
Ka'Mori Moore, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 285. A rare combination of speed and power allows him to beat centers with an easy choice of quickness or a bull rush when it comes time for one-on-one pass rushes.
Lucas Allgeyer, MICDS, 6-6, 260 All-State linemen, had 64 tackles in 2023. He is on a tour of Power 5 schools this Spring.
Motie Williams, Liberty North, 6-3, 280. Two-time state wrestling champion. First-team All-State in football. Motie has the size, athleticism, and physicality to project into multiple OL positions at the next level. Coaches love seeing Motie's combination of power and top speed displayed as a defender pursuing ball carriers in the open field.
Linebackers
Jason King, DeSmet, 6-2, 210. Committed to Missouri. All-metro players had 90 tackles in 2023. Good speed with a 4.5 40-yard time.
Chase Pearsall, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 220 Chase's speed, awareness, and acceleration in pass coverage give him a chance to be a great three-down linebacker in college.
Theodore Grace, Kearney, 6-2, 215. This 1st team All-State player had 124 tackles in 12 games on the season. He is impressive against the run, showing his ability to read his keys and flow to the ball. He is a fast and heavy hitter with outrageous power-lifting numbers.
Defensive Backs
Antonio Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-0 175 Coaches love Antonio's rare combination of acceleration and closing speed displayed, disrupting bubble screens as an off-defender before they get back to the line of scrimmage. Confidence, good length, reactive athleticism, and next-level top speed give Antonio all the tools to be a lockdown corner in college.
Vi'Naz Cobb, Cardinal Ritter, 6-2, 205 ' Naz displays good size, top speed, quick hips, and ball skills in man coverage. Good instincts and acceleration are displayed when attacking the catchpoint once the ball is thrown. Power, good tackling ability, and productivity as a Blitzer highlight Vi'Naz's potential to be a versatile back-end defender.
Gionni McBride, NKC, 6'2 170 Gionni displays quick feet and a fluid change of direction, mirroring receivers in man coverage. Gionni's length and athleticism allow him to blanket receivers in the red zone and disrupt 50/50 balls. A great combination of size, ball skills, and long speed suggests Gionni has all the tools to thrive on an island in college.
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