Oregon’s Top ATH’s for the Class of 2022 (Ranked #1-10)

<div>  All of the positional rankings will be based on collegiate projection much like the overall list. Have a look at how I would have Oregon’s ATH’s ranked for the class of 2022 as of right now.</div> <div></div> &nbsp; 1.[player_tooltip player_id="28882" first="Gabe" last="Olvera"] 5-10 180 Lake Oswego- Easily one of the most exciting players in Oregon. Through 7 weeks he has accounted for 1000+ all-purpose yards and 18 TDs. From a recruiting standpoint he is still on the bubble, but considered a legit 6A conference &amp; state POY candidate. 2.[player_tooltip player_id="28868" first="Kyron" last="Albright"] 6-0 180 Beaverton- Maybe the top return man in Oregon. Albright has had a phenomenal season, and is one of the fastest rising prospects in the region, ranked a 3* recruit by 247.  Without him the Beavers aren’t competitive 3.[player_tooltip player_id="28834" first="Aaron" last="Jones"] 5-10 180 Westview <strong>(Committed: Navy)</strong>- Jones started as a freshman and is listed as a 3* national recruit. He has transitioned to the defensive side of the ball but could very well play multiple spots at the Naval Academy on offense. 4.[player_tooltip player_id="220252" first="Cody" last="Hall"] 5-11 175 Sherwood- Hall has been exceptional and statistically one of the best WR’s ever to play at the school. Through 7 weeks he was leading Oregon in yards (764) and TD’s (10) for a Bowmen team that has been almost all run in years past. 5.[player_tooltip player_id="28915" first="Vandon" last="Fessler"] 5-11 170 Silverton- For the 2nd year in a row Fessler is leading 5A in receiving with 946 yards, averaging 17.8 yards per catch, and 6 TDs in 7 games. The Foxes have a real shot to win a state title. 6.[player_tooltip player_id="108143" first="Imarion" last="Kelly"] 6-2 190 Roosevelt- Kelly could very well be listed as one of the top QB’s in Oregon for 22', but projects as more of ATH in my opinion at the collegiate level. Through 7 weeks he is currently tied for 2nd in passing TDs in 6A with (21). 7.[player_tooltip player_id="204550" first="Cristian" last="Gonzalez"] 5-8 175 Beaverton- Give this undersized slot WR a ton of credit. He has been one of the best in 6A, currently tied for 2nd state wide in receiving touchdowns (9), and fifth in yards with (562). Gonzalez is relentless and deserving of all state recognition. 8.[player_tooltip player_id="28884" first="Gavin" last="Knights"] 5-9 160 Thurston- Knights has averaged over 100 yards per contest, after a monster Junior campaign, which saw him go for 1000 all-purpose yards and 15 TDs in 6 games. He will have a chance to be a difference maker come playoff time. 9.[player_tooltip player_id="28898" first="Jamar" last="Flippen"] 5-10 175 Banks- One of the top dual threat athletes state wide regardless of classification. Flippen has accounted for 763 all-purpose yards and 8 TDs offensively through 6 weeks. Not counting his 56 total tackles on D. 10.[player_tooltip player_id="204551" first="Stryder" last="Todd-Fields"] 5-10 170 Central Catholic- Todd-Fields started hot and has done well. In just the first few weeks he had 5 TDs and a couple returns for touchdowns. CC will have a shot to win another 6A title and he will be key if they do so.