Stocks on the Rise- Oregon Offensive Athletes

Featured below are a few of Oregon’s top under the radar athletes who have a stock that is on the rise. Rankings will be updated in the coming months, where you can expect to see these individuals making a jump on to the board. Have a look... &nbsp; OFFENSE &nbsp; <strong>Zach Wusstig</strong> 6-1 180 ATH 23’ Jefferson- The 2A standout dominated small school competition earning 1st team all-conference honors on both sides of the ball. He recently showed what he could do against top national competition at the 7v7 Pylon event. Expect him to be state POY favorite heading into next season. <strong>Jace Swygard</strong> 6-3 200 TE/WR 23’ Lakeridge- Swygard is an impressive overall athlete with size, who has the potential of being one of the TRL’s best in 22’. As a Junior he had a nice year catching 15 passes for 222 yards and a TD.  Those numbers should only grow with one of the NW’s top QBs returning in [player_tooltip player_id="110242" first="Ryan" last="Oliver"]. <strong>Tyler Creswick</strong> 6-1 180 WR 24’ Putnam- The Kingsmen have a few young dudes who can play, with Creswick catching 9 TDs and tying for 2nd state wide at the 5A level during the regular season. He has size and the potential of being an appealing recruit. <strong>Kyle Pahlke</strong> 6-3 180 WR 23’ Nelson- Look for the new program to do well in 2022 with the likes of all conference athletes Pahlke and [player_tooltip player_id="270228" first="Max" last="Kirsch"] returning. He earned Mt Hood honorable mention all conference honors as a Junior and uses size to his advantage. <strong>Spencer Krussman</strong> 6-1 245 OL/DL 23’ Glencoe- Krussman is undersized for the position but makes up for it with his strength and overall athleticism. He earned honorable mention honors as a Junior on O and will be leaned upon heavily, after graduating some talented seniors. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="272806" first="Alexander" last="Angulo"]</strong> 5-6 160 Slot 23’ North Medford- This kid did a little bit of everything last season, earning honorable mention honors from his slot position, while also running the ball and returning kicks. Get him in space and he could be a problem. <strong>Esyah Pippa-White</strong> 6-0 170 WR 23’ Gresham- A talented basketball kid, Pippa-White was an all-conference WR on the football field and has potential there as well. Playing for former pro James Allen doesn’t hurt either. <strong>Connor Trinica</strong> 6-1 245 OL/DL 24’ North Medford- Trinica is undersized for a lineman but had an outstanding sophomore campaign and will be called upon to do his part, as the Black Tornado return one of the top lines in Oregon at the 6A level. <strong>Jacob Nimo</strong> 6-0 250 G 23’ Oregon City- Nimo earned honorable mention all-TRL honors in the state’s toughest conference as a Junior. The Pioneers return double digit all league athletes and will have a shot next season. <strong>Carl Harward</strong> 5-10 200 C 23’ Sheldon- The Irish should return one of the best teams they have had in a while. Harward doesn’t necessarily project due to size, but had a nice junior season earning honorable mention all-conference honors at center. &nbsp; &nbsp;