Oregon’s Top 30 Players – Week 5 & 6

<strong>*No Particular Order </strong> &nbsp; [player_tooltip player_id="152333" first="Lonnie" last="Burt"] RB 24’ /[player_tooltip player_id="28888" first="Michael" last="Rincon"] RB 22’ Jesuit-  Burt is just getting started. Expect for him to be considered one of  the best in the NW before he is done. He carried 9 times for 90 yards and 3 TDs, with Rincon being the senior  workhorse and carrying 18 times for 192 yards in the 49-13 win over Beaverton. [player_tooltip player_id="110178" first="Jack" last="Wagner"] FS/QB 23’ Tualatin- One of the most impressive athletes state wide. Separate from projecting as a D1 QB, he has been one of Oregon’s best on D, making another 15 tackles in the 35-26 loss to Lake Oswego. [player_tooltip player_id="28853" first="Jordan" last="McCarty"] QB 22’ /[player_tooltip player_id="108142" first="Austin" last="Ratliff"] WR 22’/[player_tooltip player_id="28915" first="Van" last="Fessler"] SB 22’ Silverton- McCarty is a legit Oregon 5A POY candidate. He had one of the better performances of his career, accounting for 7 TDs (5 passing, 2 rushing). Ratliff caught 7 passes for 185 yards and 2 TDs, with Fessler continuing to kill it offensively, catching 6 balls for 141 and 3 TDs in the 47-7 win over Central. [player_tooltip player_id="104685" first="Riley" last="Williams"] TE 23’ Central Catholic- One of the nation’s best for the 2023 class. The 4* TE had 4 touchdowns on 5 receptions for 149 yards in the 49-21 win over Barlow. He has 6 TD’s in the last two weeks and 8 on the season. [player_tooltip player_id="28846" first="Cole" last="Prusia"] WR 22’/[player_tooltip player_id="28854" first="Jackson" last="Jones"] QB 22’/[player_tooltip player_id="108147" first="Kellen" last="Hale"] LB 22’ Tualatin- If Prusia flips the switch no one in Oregon is going to stop him. Two weeks back he dominated West Linn with 8 receptions for 188 yards and 3 TD’s, with returning 1st team all league QB Jones looking phenomenal (18-27-377-4 TDs). Hale continues to look like the best player in Oregon without a D1 offer, scoring a TD with 2 INTs against the Lions. [player_tooltip player_id="42866" first="Dallas" last="Kuenzi"] DB 22’ Lakeridge- One of the more underrated kids in the state continued his tear on D, with his 4th INT  of the year which he turned into a 74 Yd TD, in the 28-27 loss to West Linn. [player_tooltip player_id="157615" first="Blake" last="Baker"] QB 23’ /[player_tooltip player_id="147244" first="Luke" last="Ash"] RB 23’ Clackamas- Baker is one of the fastest rising prospects in Oregon, showing why in  the 48-14 drubbing of Grant with 5 TD passes. Ash added another 2 TDs giving him (12) on the season. [player_tooltip player_id="28905" first="Bjorn" last="Bergstrom"] QB 22’/<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="220252" first="Cody" last="Hall"]</strong> 22’ WR Sherwood- The Bowmen are throwing the ball more specifically with  Bergstrom to Hall. Bjorn was  11-13 for 166 yards and 4 Tds, with Hall catching 8 passes for 4 touchdowns, giving him 21 receptions in the last two games and 30 on the year. [player_tooltip player_id="28911" first="Kyle" last="Liscom"] RB/LB 22’ Pendleton- This kid won’t necessarily project collegiately because of size, but Liscom is one of the best in 5A. He had a monster night carrying 9 times for 126 yards and 3 TDs, with 1 sack and 11 tackles (3 tfl) in the 48-0 win over Madison. [player_tooltip player_id="152356" first="Joey" last="Olsen"] WR 24’ Lakeridge- Oregon’s #1 recruit for 2024 averaged over 50 yards per catch on the evening, finishing  with 3 receptions for 162 yards and a TD. [player_tooltip player_id="28902" first="Dom" last="Montiel"] QB 22’ Marshfield- Probably the best QB in Oregon at any level for 2022. Montiel has been torching everyone. He passed for another 6 TDs and 368 yards with 0 INTS, in the 57-0 win over Stayton a couple weeks ago. His first D1 offer followed this from Portland St. He could be a game changing QB for the Vikings. [player_tooltip player_id="28875" first="Hiro" last="Diamond"] QB 22’ Liberty- We’ve heard this kids name as much as anybody this year. He accounted for 469 total yards and 7 TDs (4 passing, 3 rushing), hitting on 15-26 passes for 242 yards 4 TDs/ 0 INTs. He has impressed on the ground as much as anyone, carrying 25 times and 227 yards and 3 TDs rushing. <strong>Konner Grant</strong> ATH 23’ Tigard- One of the fastest rising 23’s in Oregon. He has been consistent all year, carrying 16 times for 117 yards and 3 TDs, in the 45-36 win over Oregon City. <strong>Tyler Mahlman</strong> QB 22’/<strong>Kyle Hamnes</strong> WR 22’ Century- Mahlman is another kid who is somehwat underrated. He was instrumental in the 43-24 win over Glencoe, throwing for 387 yards and 5 TDs, 4 of which went to Hamnes who caught 4 passes for 212 yards. [player_tooltip player_id="28845" first="Royce" last="Fasel"] QB/RB 22’ Glencoe- Even though the Crimson Tide continue to lose league games Fasel has been unreal. He rushed for another 280 yards and 4 TDs in the 43-24 loss to Century. [player_tooltip player_id="28859" first="Trenton" last="Hughes"] ATH 22’ Hood River- Regardless of classification one of the most impressive athletes in Oregon this season. Two weeks back he accounted for 6 TDs from his QB spot (4 rushing, 2 passing), and also blocked 2 PATs, with 1 INT on D in the 44-29 win over Redmond. [player_tooltip player_id="204605" first="Sayre" last="Williamson"] RB 22’ MT View- Williamson has been one of the best backs in Oregon this season. He averaged close to 20 yards per carry, rushing 11 times for 222 yards and 4 TDs, in the 63-0 win over Aloha. [player_tooltip player_id="143915" first="Riley" last="Van Camp"] WR 22’ Churchill- Not sure if this is a misprint with VanCamp accounting for 348 return yards (SBLIve)   in the 42-32 loss to #1 Thurston. If not that is one of the most incredible special teams performances in recent memory. <strong>Avirey Durdahl</strong> QB 25’ Nelson- The 6-0 freshman quarterback threw 4 TDs in the 28-7 win over Reynolds, giving him 7 TD passes in their last two wins. [player_tooltip player_id="204607" first="Cayden" last="Palmeri"] LB 22’ Century- The 6-4 200 pound linebacker continues to thrive on D, making 9 tackles with 2 Interceptions in the 19 point win over Glencoe. [player_tooltip player_id="207256" first="Tyler" last="Konold"] RB 24’ Canby- One of the breakout Sophomore’s state wide. He carried 8 times for 146 yards and a couple TDs in a 42-6 win over a bad Hillsboro team. [player_tooltip player_id="204624" first="Ryles" last="Buckley"] ATH 22’ Hood River- Buckley is an outstanding overall athlete, tying for the state lead in INT’s as a Junior last season. He accounted for 3 Tds on the night (rush, receiving, INT)  in the 54-6 win over The Dalles. <strong>Luke McNabb</strong> QB 22’ Scappooos- The 6-3 McNabb has quietly had an outstanding year, accouting for 6 TDs (3 rushing, 3 passing) in the 47-13 win over McKay. The coaches son has been getting it done all year. [player_tooltip player_id="147869" first="Daevon" last="Vereen"] LB 23’ Banks- Not a lot of people know about Vereen but he can play. His 15 tackles led everyone in the 56-22 win over 2A power Amity. <strong>Summit Defense</strong>- The Storm defense has been off the charts good all year, led by the likes of Jr. OLB [player_tooltip player_id="110182" first="Chip" last="Allers"] and Jr. DB [player_tooltip player_id="217272" first="Charlie" last="Ozolin"], who had INT’s in back to back weeks along with 3 pbu’s. <strong>Deacon Edgar</strong> QB 23’ South Medford- It’s been a tough year for South, with Edgar being a pleasant surprise. He totaled 425 yards of offense in the 54-37 loss to Sheldon a few weeks back. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;