Three Rivers League POY Favorites (O and D)

<div><b>OFFENSE</b></div> <div></div> <div></div> <div></div> <div></div> &nbsp; <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28717" first="Gavin" last="Haines"] 6-1 200 RB West Linn 21’ - Most are already aware. The 3* national recruit went for 2000+ yards and 24 TDs last season and will be the centerpiece of the Lions offensive attack if they win a state title.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28700" first="Drew" last="Carter"] 6-3 185 QB Tigard 21’ - One of the best overall athletes ever to play football in Oregon. Give the coaches out in Boulder credit for jumping on Drew early. It’s very rare to see a kid play hoops and football at that level. He’s special.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28720" first="Blake" last="DeBisschop"] 6-4 180 QB West Linn 21’ - As mentioned I think Blake is going to go off. Debisschop has the tools and looked outstanding whenever he took the field last season. Look for the 2* recruit’s stock to rise quickly once he gets some game film.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28836" first="Keenan" last="Speer-Johnson"] 6-3 180 WR Tigard 22’ - I might take Keenan as my breakout Junior of the year in Oregon. Expect Carter/Speer-Johnson to torch any secondary who isn’t prepared. KSJ started as a Sophomore but this will be his year.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28843" first="Malik" last="Ross"] 5-10 175 ATH/DB  Tualatin 22’  - Ross broke out late in the season and came up big in the playoffs, taking a ball to the house against Jesuit. Very good overall athlete who earned honorable mention All TRL honors last season.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28760" first="Trey" last="Martin"] 6-2 220 QB Oregon City 21’  - My sleeper for the season is probably Martin. He had a decent junior year, but Trey can play. As a three year varsity starter he brings legit experience to the table, and has the likes of [player_tooltip player_id="28742" first="Jahleel" last="Heath"] to throw the ball to.</div> &nbsp; <div></div> <div></div> <div><b>DEFENSE</b></div> <div><b> </b></div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28772" first="Cole" last="Peters"] 5-9 180 WLB West Linn 21’-    Peters is a household name among TRL teams. His 245 total tackles over the last two seasons &amp; 1st team all league accolades make him a favorite for POY honors, considering how good the team will be as well.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28707" first="Mitchell" last="Duea"] 6-6 235 DE West Linn 21’-  Duea is gonna cause problems for opposing teams. His size and overall athleticism will make it tough not to double team him. Expect a breakout year after earning honorable mention All TRL honors on both sides of the ball.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28863" first="Gavin" last="McGuire"] 6-0 200 SLB/DE Lake Oswego 22’-  One of the most impressive playoff performances state wide last season. Especially for an underclassmen. Gavin plays with a junkyard dog type mentality and disrupts offenses.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28755" first="Thomas" last="McNamara"] 5-11 180 SS West Linn 21’- McNamara quietly had an unreal year in 2019, earning unanimous 1st team All TRL accolades in the state’s toughest conference. He gained a lot of respect from all of his peers and the league’s coaches. [player_tooltip player_id="28726" first="Tyeson" last="Thomas"] 6-3 200 S/WLB Lakeridge 21’-  Tyeson probably made more gains over the off season than any other player in the conference. From a projection standpoint his stock continues to rise with his overall versatility on D.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28846" first="Cole" last="Prusia"] 6-3 190 DB/ATH Tualatin 22’-  Earned honorable mention all-conference honors as a Sophomore but he is another kid with a very high ceiling. Prusia has impressive body control for a kid with size and can be a lockdown corner.</div> <div></div> <div>[player_tooltip player_id="28864" first="Zac" last="Waible"] 6-3 205 WLB 22’  Lakeridge- Waible broke out as a Sophomore making 63 total tackles while racking up all conference honors. With his size his stock could sky rocket if he has a big year.</div>