Northern California Small School Sleepers Part. I

&nbsp; <strong>DE Robert Spigarelli, Argonaut HS</strong> <em>Spigarelli is one of the best kept secrets across the section from his defensive end position and can no doubt make a big impact at the college level and is one of the more disruptive edge players Norcal has. A true technician when pass rushing, he has an explosive first step, natural bend around the edge and a quick use of hands with a variety of speed pass rush moves at his disposal. He is violent against the run and can blow up pullers with violent hands and is very active when tackling near the LOS with a high motor.</em> &nbsp; <strong>ATH Braeden Orlandi, Calavares HS</strong> <em>Orlandi is a very impressive 2023 prospect that can dominate the game from both sides of the ball. He is smooth through the first level with strong contact balance and a good initial burst while showing open field speed and is physical with the ball in his hands. He is a natural pass catcher out of the backfield while able to track the ball well downfield and make people miss in space and finishing runs with physicality. He holds multiple small school college offers already and has position versatility at the next level. Going into his Senior season, he should draw FCS interest this Fall and Winter before the second signing day. </em> &nbsp; <strong>QB Jett Harris, Dixon HS</strong> <em>Harris has a quick release and good arm talent as he has showed out at multiple events this off-season and impressed against top competition. In the pocket, he reads defenses quickly and can deliver the ball into tight windows while not afraid to sling it downfield with good touch and velocity while throwing his receivers open. Harris is also a very under-rated runner that can escape out of the pocket and throw on the run outside the hashes/across his body. Going into the Fall, he is one of the more experienced and technically sound passers the SJS has to offer.</em> &nbsp; <strong>OL Efrin Solis, Biggs HS</strong> <em>Solis is one of the top interior maulers across small schools in the Northern Section and should only improve upon his solid 2021 campaign. He has good size, a strong punch and base through out his blocks while not afraid to pull and finish blocks downfield. He will once again anchor both sides of the ball for Biggs this Fall.</em>