Northwest Winter Showcase Preview: Line/TE

The Northwest Winter Showcase will kick off again next weekend December 16th with athletes from Oregon, Washington, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, Nevada, and North Dakota registered for the event.    Camp director Michael Snyder has been overseeing the Northwest Winter and the Summer Showcases, which have been incredibly successful and beneficial for the athletes and universities. Snyder says, "Anytime players are able to work out and be evaluated by numerous schools at once, it's a good thing. The number of opportunities and scholarships which have come from the collegiate showcases is unmatched."   Have a look at some of the top athletes from around the region who will be in attendance..         LINEMAN + TE's    *No Particular Order     Preview for SKILL kids HERE.. <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2023/12/northwest-winter-showcase-preview-skill-kids/">https://prepredzone.com/2023/12/northwest-winter-showcase-preview-skill-kids/</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1091635' first='DJ' last='Johnson'] 6-6 200 DE/OLB 24' Roosevelt OR   The PIL Defensive Player of the Year and one of the fastest rising prospects in Oregon for the 2024 class. Johnson is long and an outstanding overall athlete (basketball). Look for him to make some noise over the next few months.    William Burell 6-6 270 T 25' Boise HS ID    Another kid where the film speaks for itself. The 6-6 270-pound tackle out of Boise HS in Idaho helped his team to a 7-3 record, competing and doing well against some of the state's best.    Michael White 6-5 285 C/OL 24' Douglas NV    Watch the film and you see that the big man moves pretty well. Douglas HS had a successful year finishing 10-2, with White earning 2nd team all-league honors.    [player_tooltip player_id='974833' first='Cash' last='Landau'] 6-4 220 TE/WR 25' Franklin OR   One of the best players in Oregon this past year. Landau led the state in touchdowns during the regular season with 15, to go with 831 receiving yards. He can play split out or come in and be your TE. Watch for him to excel on the 7v7 circuit.    [player_tooltip player_id='383828' first='Noah' last='Holub'] 6-6 205 TE 24' Valley Catholic OR   The 6-6 standout was a state leader statistically in multiple categories, with Oregon St recently offering him a preferred walk on. Holub is D1/D2 bubble kid who should thrive at the winter showcase.    Jacob Fairbanks 6-7 270 OL 25' McMinnville OR   Easily one of the most intriguing players in the state heading into this camp. The 6-7 prospect has been training with the region's top line coach in Alex Linnenkohl, who raves about his potential.    Ian Judd 6-6 285 T 24' La Salle 24' La Salle WA   The 6-6 big man is intriguing playing small school Washington football. He will likely project on O but did extremely well on defense, making 45 total tackles with 4 sacks.    [player_tooltip player_id='904370' first='Maximilian' last='Kane'] 6-5 220 DE 25' Beaverton OR   Kane earned 2nd team all-Metro honors and continues to jump up the PRZ Rankings board. He was instrumental for a Beavers team that went 2-7 but has some talented underclassmen on the roster.    Bryce Waxham 5-11 230 DL 24' Lake Stevens WA      The undersized lineman was a big-time factor in helping Lake Stevens to back-to-back titles. He had one of the conference's most impressive stat lines finishing with 52 total tackles and 18 tackles for loss.   [player_tooltip player_id='285856' first='Landon' last='Fay'] 6-3 250 DL 25' McMinnville OR   Fay is one of Oregon's top ranked D lineman for the 2025 class. The three year varsity starter racked up 1st team all league accolades from his DE position, making 51 total tackles, with 10 tackles for loss and 6 sacks.    Harrison Deshazer 6-5 220 TE 25' Washougal WA    For the 2nd year in a row Deshazer was one of the top athletes in the 2A GSHL. He finished with 14 catches for 195 yards and 6 TD's offensively, earning 1st team all-league honors. He also excelled on D with 34 tackles, helping Washougal to a 9-3 record.   [player_tooltip player_id='287053' first='Trey' last='Kennedy'] Coleman 6-2 275 DT 25' North Medford OR   Kennedy is one of the top ranked D lineman in Oregon for the 2025 class. He has put together two of the most impressive back-to-back seasons among underclassmen in the state, finishing with 44 tackles, 18 TFL's, 3 sacks, and 19 QB Hurries.    [player_tooltip player_id='904424' first='Brady' last='Holland'] 6-2 275 OL/DL 25' Lincoln OR   Holland was a 1st team all-league kid on D and 2nd team on offense, having one of the best seasons of any player in the PIL. He led the team with double digit tackles for loss.    [player_tooltip player_id='904357' first='Daniel' last='Cooper'] 6-5 230 DL 25' McNary OR   One of the few bright spots for a Celtics team that went 0-9. Cooper has a legit frame and moves well at 6-5. He will project as one of the top D lineman in the South/Central Conference next season.    [player_tooltip player_id='904423' first='Xander' last='Thompson'] 6-5 300 OL/DL 25' Westview OR   Thompson had a nice year earning 2nd team all-Metro honors. This will be a big off season for him as universities are always looking for his size and skill set up front.    Landon Kam 6-2 260 G 25' Highland ID    Kam was key on the offensive front in helping Highland HS to the Idaho 5A state title. Their 35-28 win over Coeur d'Alene in the championship was big.    [player_tooltip player_id='819708' first='Tobin' last='Holloway'] 6-0 245 OL 25' West Albany OR   Holloway had an outstanding year at Center, earning 1st team all Mid-Willamette honors, for a Bulldogs team that went 8-3 and made it to the 5A Quarterfinals.    Tate Jordan 6-6 290 OL 26' Oregon City OR   There isn't a lot known about Jordan but he is one to pay attention to as a 6-6 sophomore. OC should be good in the years ahead so expect to hear his name.