Noteable All League/ All State Attendees- PRZ Showcase

The Oregon PRZ Stock Up Showcase will kick off on Sunday at Pacific University in Forest Grove. Here we take a look at a few notable athletes who will be in attendance, with most of them earning all-conference and/or all-state honors this past season..  Camp MVP's and all camp performers will be announced shortly after the event.          *Athletes Listed by Size           [player_tooltip player_id='1566148' first='Sean' last='Gerigk'] 5-8 150 26' WR Mountainside    Statistically Gerigk had one of the best seasons statewide among 2026 athletes. He's undersized but one of the most versatile individuals in Oregon, totaling 1,013 all-purpose yards (515 receiving) and 5 TDs, on 32 catches. He earned 2nd team all-Metro honors at WR and is also one of the state's top return men.    [player_tooltip player_id='1241786' first='Thomas' last='Classen'] 5-10 180 27' RB Estacada   Classen may end up being more of a strong safety type in college, while earning all-conference honors at LB as a sophomore for the 4A Rangers. A lot of credit to him and his Estacada teammates for getting out and showing what they can do.    [player_tooltip player_id='832771' first='Alexis' last='Ruiz'] 5-10 180 25' DB Clackamas   Ruiz played in last year's Oregon All Star Les Schwab Bowl making 4 tackles. He was one of the more underrated athletes in the 2025 class.    [player_tooltip player_id='1232760' first='Kai' last='Franco'] 5-10 170 26' DB Mountainside   Franco was one of the Metro's breakout performers this past season, racking up 2nd team all-league honors at DB and helping the Mavericks to their first conference title in school history. He excelled as part of EForce 7v7 and will likely do so again this off season.    [player_tooltip player_id='412221' first='Tyler' last='Hart-McNally'] 5-10 155 25' RB West Albany    One of the top overall athletes in Oregon, and a kid who went for 1000+ yards for the season multiple times in his career. Hart-McNally was a 1st team all-state selection at RB as a senior, going for 1,347 all-purpose yards and 12 TDs.    [player_tooltip player_id='1286959' first='Kellen' last='Lefebvre'] 5-10 175 26' RB South Medford    Lefebvre had a breakout 2nd half of the year looking like one of the fastest RBs in Oregon. Watch the film and you see a kid that can take it to the house from pretty much anywhere. He continues to climb the rankings board.    Kian Krueger 5-11 180 28' RB Kings Way (WA)   Krueger will be one of the best in Washington at the 1A level over the next few years. The freshman standout has good size and can run. Look for him to be added to the 2028 rankings board.    [player_tooltip player_id='1110922' first='Caden' last='McMahon'] 5-11 190 26' LB Sandy   McMahon made one of the biggest jumps of any athlete in Oregon up the rankings board. The 1st team all-conference LB will lead a Sandy team that has a chance to be a Top 10-15 6A program next year.    [player_tooltip player_id='914281' first='Koen' last='Campos'] 5-11 195 26' RB West Salem   Campos is LEGIT. Watch the film and see you see one of the top returning RBs in Oregon next season. On the year he went for 1,940 yards and 22 TDs on 140 touches. His 1st team all-league honors were well deserved.    [player_tooltip player_id='1362733' first='Dominic' last='DiFrancisco'] 6-3 180 25' LB Estacada   One of the most underrated players in Oregon for the 2025 class from a recruiting standpoint. DiFrancisco played out of position and dominated much of the time, being the named the Conference POY and a 1st team all-state D lineman. He will project as more of a OLB at the next level.    Jason Armbruster 6-3 200 27' OLB Mount Si (WA)   Armbruster is a super intriguing LB and one of the fastest rising 27's in Washington. He had one of the most impressive seasons among underclassmen in the KingCo, finishing with 41 tackles, 5 TFL's, and 3 sacks.    [player_tooltip player_id='406772' first='Aidan' last='Beauchamp'] 6-5 200 25' DB/ATH Glencoe   I've been a big advocate of Beauchamp, as he possesses a unique combination of size and overall athleticism. He earned 2nd team all-conference honors as a 6-5 corner which speaks to that.    [player_tooltip player_id='1512594' first='Jacob' last='Makarenko'] 6-0 230 26' OL Sprague    Makarenko is undersized for the position but had an outstanding year, being selected as a 1st team all conference center for the Oly's. D3/NAIA schools should take note.    [player_tooltip player_id='1224421' first='Carter' last='Christiansen'] 6-3 195 25' LB Wilsonville   Another kid we have mentioned on multiple occasions. Christiansen was a key member of the Wildcats back-to-back 5A state title teams, also playing in the Oregon All Star Les Schwab Bowl. The 4.3 student should have high end academic universities at his doorstep. His 100+ tackles, 10 TFL's, and 6.5 sacks speak to his all-state season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1110963' first='Aiden' last='Jakubauskas'] 6-4 275 26' OL Mountainside   One of the top ranked lineman in Oregon for the 2026 class. Jakubauskas was a 1st team all-Metro selection and has the size to project as a D1 lineman at some level with continued progression.    [player_tooltip player_id='904370' first='Maximilian' last='Kane'] 6-5 230 25' DE Beaverton    Definitely an intriguing prospect who could add value to any college program. Kane has legit size at 6-5 with the frame to put on additional weight at the next level. He had an outstanding senior year, earning 1st team all-Metro honors for a Beaverton team that struggled, making the accolades that much more impressive.    [player_tooltip player_id='1341235' first='Jaxon' last='Barber'] 6-3 295 26' OL Lincoln    We've talked about Barber multiple times as one of the state's fastest rising lineman. He was a 2nd team all PIL selection who can play multiple spots up front. Look for him to project on the interior.