Updated Rankings: Oregon's Top 2025's w Analysis (#26-50)

Per usual athletes are ranked based on who projects highest at the collegiate level. In the coming weeks updated rankings will be released with some significant movement and additions to the list. Have a look at the state's top athletes for 2025.         *You can reference the entire 2025 rankings board HERE.. <a href="https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/">https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/</a>       26.[player_tooltip player_id='285876' first='Kameron' last='Rague'] 6-1 195 ATH South Medford    Last year's Oregon 3A POY made the transfer to South and had a good year. He split time at the RB spot, carrying the ball 70 times for 460+ yards during the regular season. He will likely project at Safety where he had 2 INTs.    27.[player_tooltip player_id='511878' first='D'Marieon' last='Gates'] 5-8 160 ATH Central Catholic   Gates earned 1st team all Mt Hood honors and has one of the fastest rising stocks in Oregon. He went for close to 700 all-purpose yards and 7 TDs, averaging 18.2 yards per catch. He also excelled on D making 42 total tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss, helping the Rams to the state title.    28.[player_tooltip player_id='754594' first='Jack' last='Foley'] 6-4 195 WR Mountain View    Foley will be an Oregon 5A POY favorite next year, after catching 38 passes for 728 yards and 17 TDs this season. He earned 1st team all IMC honors and was a big reason for the Cougars run to the state title game.   29.[player_tooltip player_id='407439' first='Brody' last='Thomas'] 6-2 205 OLB Sheldon   The brother of last year's conference POY Brock Thomas, now with the Ducks. Brody had a good year making 40+ tackles with 2 tackles for loss. He projects as one of Oregon's most athletic defensive athletes with the size necessary to do well collegiately.    30.[player_tooltip player_id='527043' first='Brody' last='Sahlfeld'] 6-4 260 G Glencoe    Sahlfeld is one of the top two-way lineman in the state, impressing on the defensive side of the ball before getting injured in week 6. He is a 2x all conference athlete, who will be in the mix for Pacific Conference lineman of the year honors next season, likely projecting at the FCS level.    31.[player_tooltip player_id='285854' first='Suliasi' last='Laulaupeaalu'] 6-4 335 T Sherwood    The big man had a great year for the Bowmen up front, earning 1st team all-Pacific honors and moving with improved ability. The 3x all conference tackle will get some looks collegiately as you can't teach the size.    32.[player_tooltip player_id='285881' first='Lusiano' last='Lopez'] 6-2 240 DL Lake Oswego    Lopez is one of the NW's top D lineman, earning 1st team all TRL honors the last two seasons. He added some legit size this past year and will be a candidate for Oregon lineman of the year honors in 2024.    33.[player_tooltip player_id='406758' first='Kainoa' last='Hayes'] 6-2 250 DT Central Catholic    Hayes earned 2nd team all Mt Hood accolades for the 2nd year in a row, helping CC to the state title. He made 45 tackles with 4 tackles for loss, projecting as one of the most technically sound big men in the region.    34.[player_tooltip player_id='406771' first='Enrike' last='Aguilar'] 6-3 240 DE North Salem   Definitely one of the most versatile lineman in the state. Aguilar totaled 7 sacks, 15 tackles for loss, and 33 QB pressures. North played subpar competition all year so it will be important for Aguilar to continue and impress against the region's best on the camp circuit.    35.[player_tooltip player_id='285879' first='Jacob' last='Thayer'] 6-1 215 LB La Salle   The Tri Valley Conference POY. Thayer had a phenomenal season, helping his team to the league title, after they went 0-10 just two years prior. He finished with 77 tackles and 5 tackles for loss.    36.[player_tooltip player_id='287053' first='Trey' last='Kennedy']-Coleman 6-2 270 DT North Medford    For the 2nd year in a row Kennedy-Coleman was all up in the mix for the Black Tornado on the defensive front. His 44 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, and 19 QB hurries was one of top stat lines among underclassmen in the state.    37.[player_tooltip player_id='285856' first='Landon' last='Fay'] 6-3 260 DE McMinnville   Fay played varsity ball as a freshman and earned 1st team all-league honors this past season, moving to his natural position on the defensive line where he was much more fluid. His 51 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, and 6 sacks were impressive.    38.[player_tooltip player_id='285873' first='Kellen' last='Hicks'] 6-1 175 S Mountainside   Hicks was a 1st team all-league kid and could jump up this list quick with continued progression. Statistically he was dominant, finishing among the state leaders in INTs with 5 and adding 58 total tackles. Just a very good overall athlete.    39.[player_tooltip player_id='412220' first='Maliq' last='Smith'] 6-0 170 ATH Tualatin   Smith recently made the move from Glencoe to Tualatin. He had a breakout sophomore year for the Crimson Tide and followed that up with a 1st team all-conference season at WR. He will be a prime target for top QB [player_tooltip player_id='285857' first='Nolan' last='Keeney'] next year while likely projecting on D.   40.[player_tooltip player_id='904355' first='Rocco' last='Graziano'] 6-2 205 K/WR Sheldon   One of the top kickers in the West. Graziano's overall athleticism makes him an appealing recruit, racking up 1st team all-league honors at WR. He hit on 8/9 field goals while making 36 of 36 extra points attempts.     41.[player_tooltip player_id='904423' first='Xander' last='Thompson'] 6-4 310 DL/G Westview '   Thompson had a good year earning 2nd team all-Metro honors from his D line spot. Mobility is a question mark, but he does have legit size and could project as a Guard at the next level.    42.[player_tooltip player_id='407256' first='Tau' last='Takau'] 6-2 220 OLB/DL Roosevelt    Takau comes from a talented family and could play at the FCS level or higher with continued progression. He is elite from a strength standpoint, earning 1st team all PIL honors behind his teammate [player_tooltip player_id='1091635' first='DJ' last='Johnson'], who was conference POY.    43.[player_tooltip player_id='904370' first='Maximilian' last='Kane'] 6-5 210 DE Beaverton   Kane is long and super talented but still somewhat raw. He has the frame to put on some significant size and could be a good college athlete. He earned 2nd team all-Metro honors for a Beavers team that struggled, making the accolades that much more impressive.    44.[player_tooltip player_id='408638' first='Brody' last='Borrevik'] 6-2 240 DE/OLB Sheldon   Borrevik was one of the state's best at the 4A level last year, before making the transfer from Marist. The Junior put on some size and earned 2nd team all-conference honors for the Irish, finishing as the team's 2nd leading tackler behind Tuioti.    45.[player_tooltip player_id='527045' first='Dominic' last='Macon'] 6-3 290 DT Nelson   One of the more talented football/wrestling guys in the state. He earned honorable mention all Mt Hood honors for the 2nd year in a row and was a physical presence for the Hawks who went 8-3 and made it to the state quarterfinals.    46.[player_tooltip player_id='285866' first='Liam' last='Davis'] 6-1 175 QB Lake Oswego   Expect Davis to have a big senior year. He hit on 63% of his passes with 9 TDs/8 INTs during the regular season for LO. He's better than that stat line and will likely prove so next season.   47.[player_tooltip player_id='974833' first='Cash' last='Landau'] 6-4 215 WR Franklin   The big 6-4 wideout had a breakout year and has the potential to make a significant jump up this board with a good off season. Landau led the state in receiving TDs with 15, catching 51 passes for 829 yards during the regular season.    48.[player_tooltip player_id='278532' first='Calvin' last='Evans'] 6-1 175 ATH/K Tualatin    One of the state's breakout Junior's. Evans led the TRL in tackles with 102, racking up 2nd team all-conference honors at LB. He finished the season with one of the Oregon's top stat lines, adding 4 sacks, 16 tackles for loss, and 2 INTs.    49.[player_tooltip player_id='285872' first='Truman' last='Brasfield'] 6-2 170 WR Corvallis   Brasfield broke out as a freshman and hasn't let up since.  This past season he caught 56 balls for 712 yards and 8 TD's, finishing among the 5A state leaders. The Spartans are 5-25 over the last three seasons, making what he has done even more impressive.    50.[player_tooltip player_id='902383' first='Carson' last='Schwindt'] 6-3 180 WR Lake Oswego   Schwindt made the move from Oregon City to LO, finishing among the TRL receiving leaders statistically. He's a good size kid and moves well, catching 28 passes for 420 yards and 3 TDs during the regular season.