Updated Oregon 2025 Rankings (#76-100) + Analysis

Per usual athletes are ranked based on who projects highest at the collegiate level.    *PLEASE NOTE: Numerous athletes drop when rankings are updated through no fault of their own with others being added or moved up.       Complete Top 120 + Watch List <a href="https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/">https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/</a>       76.[player_tooltip player_id='438846' first='Axel' last='Prechel'] 6-0 170 QB Corvallis   The Spartans were better than their 0-9 record showed, with Prechel doing a decent job of keeping the team close in most ball games. On the year the talented overall athlete (baseball) passed for 12 TDs/11 INTs, while hitting on 54% of his passes and throwing for over 2000 yards.   77.[player_tooltip player_id='511868' first='Lucas' last='Folau'] 6-2 240 DE Marshfield   Folau was a part of the Pirates state title team as a freshman, while playing a key role last season and making 51 total tackles with 15 tackles for loss. Expect him to be a 1st team all state 4A selection.    78.[player_tooltip player_id='285877' first='Ayden' last='Hancox'] 5-10 275 DL Reynolds   Hancox broke out as a freshman and came back in a big way last year, making 22 tackles with 6 sacks on the season. He's undersized for the position but one of the strongest athletes in the state for his class.    79.[player_tooltip player_id='904354' first='Xavier' last='Harris'] 5-11 160 CB West Linn   One of the fastest rising prospects in the 2025 class. Harris transferred from Oregon City to state champion West Linn where he has been impressive.    80.[player_tooltip player_id='904355' first='Rocco' last='Graziano'] 6-2 205 K/ATH Sheldon   One of the region's top kickers is an outstanding overall 3-sport athlete with size. He's good enough as a kicker to play a high level of collegiate ball.    81.[player_tooltip player_id='238435' first='Treynor' last='Cleeland'] 6-1 200 QB Jesuit   Everyone is aware of how talented the family is. Treynor has been behind 3 year starter [player_tooltip player_id='278372' first='Jacob' last='Hutchinson'] at QB. Whenever he gets his opportunity he will do well.    82.[player_tooltip player_id='754603' first='Tai' last='Tovey'] 6-1 230 DL Lakeridge    The brother of former TRL Defensive POY Nui Tovey, now at D1 Dixie State. Tai did well as a sophomore making 13 total tackles. Expect him to have a big junior season.    83.[player_tooltip player_id='754595' first='Ceville' last='Pasi'] 6-0 215 DL Churchill    He's definitely not the biggest kid but he lets his playing do the talking. Pasi earned 1st team all conference honors as a sophomore and looks to be one of the top defenders at the 5A level.   84.[player_tooltip player_id='754602' first='Kellen' last='Hilliker'] 6-4 215 DE Lake Oswego    There is still a lot yet to be determined with regards to Hilliker but the size speaks for itself as he could have a breakout junior campaign.    85.[player_tooltip player_id='406775' first='William' last='Ingle'] 5-11 205 LB West Linn    Brother of 2x TRL Defensive POY Earl Ingle. The Lions are loaded at every position so we will see how things work out from a playing time perspective. The Ingle kids epitomize everything you want in a team leader.   86.[player_tooltip player_id='285889' first='Corbin' last='Davis'] 5-11 170 DB Putnam   Davis broke out early in his career and hasn't looked back since. Expect him to be listed among the top 5A players in Oregon this coming season.    87.[player_tooltip player_id='904426' first='Aaron' last='Bidwell'] 6-3 165 QB Churchill    Most are familiar with former all pro punter Josh Bidwell as the genes speak for themselves. Aaron brings legit size and overall versatility to the table. He should be the Lancers leader the next few seasons.    88.[player_tooltip player_id='407174' first='Jacob' last='Paaga'] 6-1 235 DL West Salem    This should be a big year for Pa'aga where he can prove himself. The Titans struggled going a very uncharacteristic 1-8 last season. Expect everyone to have a chip on their shoulder.    89.[player_tooltip player_id='407441' first='Kerek' last='Kato'] 6-0 165 WR Sheldon    Definitely a kid who could be one of the breakout performers in the SWC this coming season. As noted, the Irish graduate a ridiculous amount of talent so there will be big shoes to fill.    90.[player_tooltip player_id='904423' first='Xander' last='Thompson'] 6-4 300 DL/OL Westview    Thompson has a ton of potential, putting together some decent film on both sides of the ball. He is relatively mobile for a big man, and if he continues to improve on his agility, the sky's the limit.    91.[player_tooltip player_id='406760' first='Liam' last='Madigan'] 6-1 275 OL Central Catholic   Madigan is one of the more fundamentally sound lineman in the state. Just undersized. Look for him to be a key piece for the Rams up front over the next few years.    92.[player_tooltip player_id='902383' first='Carson' last='Schwindt'] 6-3 180 WR Lake Oswego    Lake O potentially got a big-time transfer in Schwindt from Oregon City. He still has a lot to prove but Coach Coury could have his guys back in title contention, with the 6-3 receiver being a prime target.    93.[player_tooltip player_id='754596' first='Kale' last='Hubert'] 6-0 190 LB Stayton    Hubert had one of the best seasons of any underlcassmen in Oregon at the 4A level, making 76 total tackles with 3 tackles for loss. The Eagles went 7-3 last year and are a potential top 10 program.    94.[player_tooltip player_id='285890' first='Nick' last='Bocchetti'] 5-8 160 RB Oregon City    This will be a kid to watch closely with the graduation of one of the state's top RBs in Marcus Jordan. Bocchetti is more of a scatback and has been wildly successful coming up through the youth ranks.    95.[player_tooltip player_id='286600' first='Ty' last='Coppernoll'] 6-0 190 ATH Central Catholic    Another kid with the potential of being one of the best in the Mt Hood. The Rams are loaded on all fronts so where Coppernoll ends up being a factor is yet to be determined.    96.[player_tooltip player_id='285858' first='Rowan' last='Krahel'] 6-4 280 DL Beaverton   Krahel garnered a lot of praise from a young age and should be one of the best in the Metro. It was a quiet season last year which will likely not be the case moving forward.     97.[player_tooltip player_id='278532' first='Calvin' last='Evans'] 6-1 170 ATH Tualatin    The T-Wolves feature one of the top perimeters in the NW as Evans has the luxury of learning and competing with some of the state's best. He will have big shoes to fill when they graduate next season.    98.[player_tooltip player_id='754632' first='Ethan' last='Ewing'] 6-2 170 LB Clackamas    Ewing has good size for a young LB and got some varsity time as a sophomore. Clack will need him to step up if they want to compete for 2nd place in the Mt Hood.    99.[player_tooltip player_id='285888' first='Jack' last='Barss'] 6-1 180 ATH Lakeridge    Barss put up some ridiculous numbers at the JV level and is also an outstanding baseball player. The Pacers have a ton of talent on the perimeter so where he fits in this year is yet to be determined.    100.[player_tooltip player_id='285884' first='CJ' last='Sloan'] 5-10 170 DB Southridge    I would expect Sloan to be an all state athlete at the 5A level over the next few seasons. He will project on D but could be a legit presence on offense as well.