Post Rankings: Some of Oregon's Fastest Rising 25' Prospects

The Oregon 2025 Top 300 was just released and here we look at a few athletes outside the top 50 who are noteworthy. Each of these individuals made a nice jump up the rankings board and could do well collegiately.          COMPLETE RANKINGS: <a href="https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/">https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2025-rankings/</a>         [player_tooltip player_id='1322075' first='Emmitt' last='Fee'] 6-6 230 TE Wilsonville   Fee was ranked the #51 overall recruit on the top 300 list and has legit D1 potential at 6-6. On the year he helped the Wildcats win another 5A state title, catching 33 passes for 447 yards and 7 TDs. Defensively he was a standout as well finishing with 63 tackles, 9 TFLs, and 4 sacks.    [player_tooltip player_id='412220' first='Maliq' last='Smith'] 6-1 175 ATH Liberty   Smith made a nice jump up the rankings board after a 1st team all-conference season, where he went for 1,088 all-purpose yards and 11 TDs.    [player_tooltip player_id='511861' first='Sawyer' last='Teeney'] 6-0 185 QB Silverton    One of the best 5A QBs to come out of Oregon in the last decade. For the second year in a row, he put up a ridiculous stat line, totaling 3,464 yards and 45 TDs (32 passing, 13 rushing), while hitting on 73% of his passes with only 2 INTs.    [player_tooltip player_id='511860' first='Max' last='Nowlin'] 6-4 210 QB Scappoose    Nowlin was the conference POY in multiple sports (baseball) to put his overall athleticism into perspective. The big 6-4 QB finished as Oregon's 12th all time leading passer, throwing for 2,761 yards with 40 TDs (36 passing, 4 rushing) as a senior.    [player_tooltip player_id='1103479' first='Kenya' last='Johnson'] 6-0 190 RB Sprague   Very few people statewide had a better season. Johnson was a 1st team all-conference RB/LB and the Offensive POY. He went for 2,197 yards and 30 TDs, averaging 10.7 yards per carry.     [player_tooltip player_id='285880' first='Owen' last='Wright'] 5-11 170 ATH Tigard   Wright had a phenomenal season earning 1st team all TRL honors, and totaling 1,061 yards and 8 TDs. He was one of the most versatile athletes in the state with 121 touches (107 rushing, 14 receiving).    [player_tooltip player_id='1311539' first='Cameron' last='Glenn'] 6-4 270 T Sheldon    The big man had a breakout season earning 1st team all-league and 2nd team all-state honors on the offensive front. The Irish had a special year with Glenn playing a key role. He has the potential to do well collegiately with his size.    [player_tooltip player_id='904426' first='Aaron' last='Bidwell'] 6-4 185 WR Marist   One of the more underrated players in Oregon. The 1st team all-state WR was key in the team's 4A state title run. Most are familiar with the last name as he has legit potential at the next level.    [player_tooltip player_id='406720' first='Tre' last='People'] 6-2 190 QB Willamette   The transfer from Cali did a good job helping the Wolverines go 8-2 after Willamette went winless the season before. He hit on 60% of his passes with 17 TDs/9 INTs on the year.    [player_tooltip player_id='1216435' first='Brody' last='Kuenzi'] 6-3 215 TE Silverton   There were three Kuenzi kids who earned 1st team all-state honors at the 5A level this year. Brody is the highest rated prospect out of the trio as a 6-3 TE. Some university could get a steal.    [player_tooltip player_id='531318' first='AJ' last='Reverman'] 6-2 200 LB/ATH Lincoln   You gotta like Reverman's size and overall athleticism. I would consider him somewhat underrated playing in the PIL and a potential sleeper for an FCS school. He earned 1st and 2nd team all-conference accolades, showing off his versatility.    [player_tooltip player_id='1216443' first='Cruz' last='Veliz'] 5-11 165 ATH Woodburn   The basketball standout is one of the best in Oregon at the 5A level on the football field. Veliz was dominant on both sides of the ball for a program that went 4-14 the last two seasons. His 27 TDs (13 passing, 14 rushing) and 5.2 yards per carry average were impressive, while also being listed among the state leaders in INTs with 6.    [player_tooltip player_id='904431' first='Zayden' last='Anderson'] 6-5 200 QB Seaside   Anderson has drawn some legit D2 interest after an honorable mention all-state season at QB. You have to like the size and arm strength as the intangibles look to be there.    [player_tooltip player_id='1224421' first='Carter' last='Christiansen'] 6-3 195 OLB Wilsonville   The student body president brings a lot to the table on and off the field. Some D2/D3/NAIA school could get an absolute steal, with Christiansen going for 100+ tackles, 10 TFL's, and 6.5 sacks, and helping Wilsonville win back-to-back state titles.    [player_tooltip player_id='1119071' first='Cannon' last='Sternberger'] 6-0 200 LB Jefferson   Sternberger had a breakout junior season but not a lot of people are aware of the PIL standout. He played out of position for much of his HS career but could be a legit contributor at the collegiate level.    [player_tooltip player_id='1103474' first='Romyl' last='Luster'] 5-10 170 ATH South Salem   Overall it was a tough season for South, but Luster played great. He was a 1st team all-conference WR and 2nd team DB, catching 48 passes for 578 yards and 8 total TDs.    [player_tooltip player_id='1216422' first='Brave' last='Johnson'] 5-10 155 ATH/QB Jefferson   The PIL Offensive POY and one of the top three sport athletes in the 2025 class. Johnson isn't the biggest kid, but he is tough and can be your point guard or shortstop as well. V