2025 Spotlight
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Breaking down the film of freshman standouts from last season. Jett White Jett White 6'1" | 155 lbs | DB Los Alamitos | 2025 CA is a USC commit with over ten P-5 offers and Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez 6'4"…
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Continue ReadingBreaking down the film of freshman standouts from last season. Jett White Jett White 6'1" | 155 lbs | DB Los Alamitos | 2025 CA is a USC commit with over ten P-5 offers and Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez 6'4" | 220 lbs | TE Chaparral | 2025 State CA is one of the premier TEs in California quickly racking up his first four D-I offers this month.
Jett White Jett White 6'1" | 155 lbs | DB Los Alamitos | 2025 CA – ATH, Orange, 2025
The USC commit possesses an elite combination of length, ball skills, and athleticism at 6’2”/165. He’s a playmaker on both sides at WR/DB with ability to stress defenses downfield and be a ballhawk in the secondary. He shows timing and anticipation jumping routes and playing QB eyes in the secondary. He’s a lockdown corner covering soft zone and press man and is a capable tackler in space. White committed to USC in September and holds over ten P-5 offers.
After a great on campus visit to Orange 🍊 High by @GeorgiaFootball and new DB coach @FranBrownUGA im honored and blessed to say i have been re-offered by the National Champions #GoDawgs @coachDMetcalf @prowaytraining @CoachWadu @FrampCamp @CoachPedroza @Orangepantherf1 @JedMay_ pic.twitter.com/QZqFXh8DZg
— Jett White Jett White 6'1" | 155 lbs | DB Los Alamitos | 2025 CA (@G6Arron) May 10, 2022
Ty Olsen- WR, Del Norte, 2025
Olsen showed impressive physicality and playmaking ability posting 38 catches and 8 TDs in his freshman season. He’s an instinctive receiver that does a good job finding soft spots in zone and creating space with his route-running. He’s quick and intentional in his releases at the LOS and is a physical runner after the catch. He does well tracking the ball downfield and can make contested catches in traffic showing strong hands. Olsen is one of the more underrated 2025 receivers in San Diego heading into the fall.
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Ty Olsen 2025 freshman on varsity
6,1 | 180 pounds | WR | Del Norte High School CA— ty olsen (@TyOlsen34) November 22, 2021
Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez 6'4" | 220 lbs | TE Chaparral | 2025 State CA – TE, Chaparral, 2025
Alvarez was featured in PRZ’s 2025 Watchlist Breakdown as one of the top TEs in his class. Since then, he’s generated major recruiting momentum picking up his first offers from San Jose St., Ole Miss, Michigan St., and ASU this month. He’s a multi-dimensional athlete that can handle blocking responsibilities and possesses a solid WR skillset. Alvarez presents an elite combination of size (6’4”/225), athleticism, and physicality at the TE position that will continue to generate major D-I offers/interest.
After a great conversation with @CoachJWood2 and @ARinehartASU I am blessed to receive a offer from Arizona State University!! #ForksUp @HermEdwards @ASUFootball @Coach_Ramer @CoachTroop3 @CoachSpiff @DHill39 @chaparralpumafb @adamgorney @GregBiggins @BrandonHuffman @WRHitList pic.twitter.com/iHz45rbVhx
— Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez 6'4" | 220 lbs | TE Chaparral | 2025 State CA (@JacobAlvarez_10) May 20, 2022
Nick Lavizzo- LB, Pacifica, 2025
Lavizzo is an active OLB that flies to the football. He’s an aggressive tackler that attacks downhill and chases hard out to the edge. He covers ground with speed and compact quickness tracking down ball-carriers in space. He has the size (6’1”/195) and skillset that could translate to both OLB and SS spots. Lavizzo picked up an offer from FAU last season and should continue to build off a strong freshman showing.
Thanks, @ArizonaFBall for the hospitality. Had a great time! @TheMarcusAlford @mikemoon42 @TritonsFootball pic.twitter.com/7bucRrfWxx
— Nick Lavizzo (@661Nickk) March 28, 2022
Kristian Noriega- QB, Olympian, 2025
Noriega was a freshman starter at QB for Olympian last fall. He has active feet in the pocket and does a good job stepping up in the pocket with his eyes downfield. He shows mobility moving outside the pocket scrambling and improvising to pick up yards. He can put the ball in spots over the middle of the zone and shows accuracy on short-intermediate routes. Would like to see Noriega improve his arm strength/velocity and delivery heading into his sophomore campaign.
@TeamMakasi @CoachAmon @CoachJC3 pic.twitter.com/7uu7pFjXgr
— Kristian Noriega (@QB_K17) April 7, 2022
Rafael Cortez- WR, El Camino Real, 2025
Cortez flashed instincts and ability at WR his freshman season. He does a good job finding soft spots in zone and presenting a target for the QB. He can create space with his releases and finishes with strong hands. He gets to his spot on short-intermediate routes and is fast getting his eyes back to the passer. Cortez could be in line for increased targets for El Camino Real after graduations of their top two receivers from last season.
Check out my freshman season highlights. Rafael Cortez 5’10 163 lbs. gpa. 3.71 WR El Camino Real Charter High School Woodland Hills, CA https://t.co/X9s7TE3FdL @nreyesnpid @247Sports @247recruiting @CalHiSports @latimessports @Coach__Osborne @AztecFB @SacHornetsFB @unlvfootball
— RafaCortezJr19 (@Rafacortezjr19) May 24, 2022