Arizona 2025 Top 10

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Breaking down the top 10 prospects in the updated 2025 PRZ state rankings.</h2>   <ol class="wp-block-list"> <li>[player_tooltip player_id='704774' first='Jamar' last='Beal-Goines'], DB, Desert Edge</li> </ol>   Beal moves up two spots to the new #1 ranked player in the updated 2025 state rankings. He's an elite athlete with track speed (10.43 100m and a 4.29 40). He's got excellent fluidity to transition out of his back pedal and accelerate to close space on the ball. Pulled in 20 high level offers ultimately signing to Texas A&M.   2. [player_tooltip player_id='368921' first='Cooper' last='Perry'], WR, Notre Dame   Perry has been a staple at the top of the rankings throughout his career. He's a smooth and savvy route runner that creates separation with creativity and burst out of his cuts. He mixes up speeds well to throw defenders off balance. Possesses elite level ball skills with excellent body control and coordination to adjust to ball flight. Collected 26 total offers before signing to Oregon.   3. [player_tooltip player_id='368907' first='Logan' last='Powell'], OL, Brophy   Powell maintains his #1 spot as the top ranked offensive lineman prospect in the state. An impressive athlete at 6'5” 285 lbs. he's a natural bender with great initial quickness and short area speed to get to the spot and create positional leverage. A powerful finisher at the POA that drives and explodes his hips through contact. Racked up 26 offers and signed to Wisconsin on early signing day.   4. [player_tooltip player_id='368909' first='Cree' last='Thomas'], DB, Brophy   Jumped on his recruitment early to commit to Notre Dame during his junior season. He's a lockdown corner that can shut down opposing teams top receiving threat. Fluid movement skills that can transition out and break on the ball. Combines technical ability with natural athleticism to stay attached to the receivers hip all over the field. Physical in coverage and coming up in run support.   5. [player_tooltip player_id='368942' first='Rylon' last='Dillard-Allen'], DB, Mountain Pointe   Dillard checks in at #5 overall in the updated rankings. He's an elite level safety prospect that has great range and playmaking ability. High football IQ to read and react to run/pass with good eye discipline and play recognition. Plus ball skills he tracks it well and competes at the high point. Brings strong contact as a tackler that can break down in space. Collected 19 offers before signing to Washington.   6. [player_tooltip player_id='368906' first='Dajon' last='Hinton'], DB, Hamilton   Hinton holds his spot as the #6 ranked overall prospect in the 2025 class. He's got a wide skillset with great versatility to be make an impact in all three phases. He possesses great lateral quickness and change of direction to match movement and transition out. Maintains his balance and leverage throughout the play and finishes with great reactionary quickness to play the ball in the air. 15 D1 offers to his name before signing to Arizona.   7. [player_tooltip player_id='368910' first='Garrett' last='Martin'], DL, Saguaro   Martin remains at #7 overall and the top ranked 2025 defensive lineman in the state. Great frame with good weight distribution and length at 6'5” 245 lbs. Can beat blockers off the edge with either strength or speed. He explodes off the ball with a great initial quickness forcing opponents off balance and out of positioning. Strong and active hands to fight off contact while maintaining separation to disengage. Signed to Kansas over 14 other D1 offers.   8. [player_tooltip player_id='368908' first='Dezmen' last='Roebuck'], WR, Marana   A dynamic and explosive playmaker that has had over 1,000 yards receiving each of the past three seasons finishing his career with 4,239 yards and 40 touchdowns on 352 receptions. He's an advanced route runner with elite level ball skills. He adjusts with the ball in the air and times out his jump to play the ball at the high point. A home run threat every time he touches it with great spatial awareness and elusiveness to make defenders miss and finish plays in the endzone. Shockingly, he only had four offers but signed with Washington on early signing day.   9. [player_tooltip player_id='1353806' first='Roman' last='Fina'], OL, Salpointe Catholic   Fina made the biggest jump among top 25 prospects moving up 14 overall spots to #9 and the second ranked OL recruit. At 6'5” 250 lbs. he's outstanding creating lanes as a run blocker while also showing he can match lateral movement to stay in front in pass protection. He's got great contact balance and powerful hands to control opponents or anchor down to absorb an oncoming rush. Another guy who deserved to be more highly recruited but collected four D1 offers before signing to Duke.   10.[player_tooltip player_id='368911' first='Luke' last='Haugo'], QB, Higley   Haugo's been PRZ's top ranked QB over the last several updates. He's got a smooth and effortless release with a live arm that allows him to be accurate downfield and to the perimeter. Shows he can mix up velocities to throw a catchable ball with good placement to put his receivers in a position to run after the catch. Good pocket awareness and movement skills to manipulate pressure and extend the play. Picked up nine D1 offers before signing in state to Arizona.