2025 Midseason All-State Team: 6A Offense

As we approach the final days of the month of September, we have already made it through the first half of the 2025 high school football regular season in the state of Kentucky. With that being said, I will be releasing my Midseason All-State teams for each class. To kick things off, here is my 6A Midseason All-State Offense.    [player_tooltip player_id='1665350' first='Camden' last='Page'] has been one of the pleasant surprises of the season so far. He has led South Warren to a 5-0 start, completing 71/101 passes for 1,056 yards, 11 touchdowns, and four interceptions. Page has a strong arm which he uses to lead his receivers down the field with ease in the deep passing game. He has also proven that he can make plays under pressure, showing the ability to escape the pocket when needed while keeping his eyes down the field to make throws on the run. Page has also shown the ability to tuck the ball and make plays with his legs, running the ball 34 times for 126 yards and two touchdowns so far this season. Camden doesn't currently hold any offers but I expect college coaches to be paying close attention to him over the next couple seasons.     [player_tooltip player_id='1175799' first='Luke' last='Ballard'] is off to a very strong start to his senior year as he is currently the leading rusher in 6A with 97 carries for 700 yards and nine touchdowns in five games. Ballard is a physical runner, showing the ability to keep his legs churning and throw vicious stiff arms while maintaining his balance to break tackles with ease. Once he hits the open field, he has also shown that he has the burst of speed to run away from the defense on long runs. Ballard currently holds offers from Eastern Kentucky, Kentucky State, Thomas More, and Kentucky Wesleyan, and I expect that list to continue to grow this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='971534' first='Gerian' last='Traynor'] has been high on my radar for a while now and has continued to impress as a senior. In four games, Traynor has ran the ball 75 times for 531 yards and seven touchdowns. Traynor has explosive speed which he uses to hit the running lane with a sense of urgency then run away from the defense on long runs. He has impressive vision in the open field, showing the ability to find cut back lanes then use his elusiveness and change of direction ability to make moves to make defenders miss. Gerian has also proven to be reliable in the passing game, catching seven passes for 95 yards and a touchdown this season. Traynor is committed to Bethune-Cookman where I can see him being a very productive back at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='212336' first='Marlon' last='Harbin'] has continued to show that he is one of the most electric playmakers in the state this season. He has been the Tigers' top target in the passing game through four games, catching 16 passes for 194 yards and two touchdowns. Harbin uses his speed to create separation out of the slot and has shown the ability to make contested catches with ease. He has also put his speed and elusiveness to use as a ball carrier as he currently leads his team in rushing with 31 carries for 239 yards and six touchdowns. Marlon has also returned one kickoff for a touchdown and has come away with one interception this season. Harbin is committed to Louisville where I can see him becoming a key piece of their offense once he gets there.     After a very impressive junior year, [player_tooltip player_id='1506774' first='Grayson' last='Harris'] has picked up right where he left off this season. He currently leads 6A in receiving with 26 catches for 630 yards and five touchdowns in five games. Harris is a skilled route runner, using smooth breaks in his routes to create separation. He has also shown the speed to blow by opposing defensive backs in the deep passing game. Harris has also made an impact on defense this season, accounting for nine tackles and a team-leading two interceptions. Grayson currently holds offers from Georgetown (KY) and Mount Saint Joseph, and I expect more to come his way this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='894941' first='Ronald' last='Lunz'] has continued to show that he is the top wide receiver in the state in his class this season. Through five games, Lunz has hauled in 24 passes for 491 yards and seven touchdowns. North Hardin loves to get Lunz the ball quickly in open space and let him do the rest as he has the speed and elusiveness to turn screens/short passes into big gains at any given moment. He has also shown the ability to use his speed and quick breaks in his routes to create separation from opposing defensive backs with ease. Ronald currently holds offers from Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Miami (OH), Eastern Kentucky, and Southern Mississippi, and I expect that list to continue to grow as he is a high-caliber wide receiver prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='1907206' first='Jakari' last='Matchem'] has jumped onto my radar with a very impressive start to his sophomore year. Through the first five games, Matchem has caught 38 passes for 443 yards and seven touchdowns. Jakari is a dangerous deep threat, showing the ability to use his speed to blow by opposing defensive backs with ease. He is also impressive after the catch, showing the ability to use his speed and elusiveness in the open field to turn short passes into big gains. Matchem has also made an impact on defense this season, accounting for 12 tackles and three interceptions (tied for 6A lead). Jakari doesn't currently hold any offers but he is a player who college coaches should have on their radar for the next few seasons.     [player_tooltip player_id='401700' first='David' last='Pellman'] has continued to establish himself as one of the best offensive linemen in the state this season. He lines up at center where he is very impressive as a run blocker, showing the ability to drive his feet through contact to drive his man down the field with ease and finish his blocks through the whistle. Pellman is also reliable in pass protection, showing the ability to keep a strong base while absorbing contact, not allowing for much penetration into the pocket. David is committed to Eastern Kentucky where I can see him making an early impact once he gets there.     [player_tooltip player_id='1175797' first='Keenan' last='Ogle'] is a player who has been on my radar for a while now and has continued to impress this season. He lines up at right tackler where he is a mauler in the run game. Ogle explodes out of his stance and drives straight through his man to create movement off the line of scrimmage. He finishes his blocks with a ton of physicality, resulting in frequent pancake blocks. In pass protection, Ogle has shown the footwork to mirror opposing pass rushers off the edge with ease. Keenan currently holds an offer from Marshall and I wouldn't be surprised to see more come his way soon.     [player_tooltip player_id='1655653' first='Nate' last='Shields'] is another senior offensive lineman who has continued to stand out this season. Shields lines up at left tackler where he is a dominant run blocker. He does a great job of running his feet through contact to drive his man out of the picture with ease. Nate has also shown the ability to get to the second level with a sense of urgency and pick up blocks in the open field. Shields currently holds multiple Division I offers and I expect that list to continue to grow during his senior year.     To wrap up my 6A Midseason All-State Offense, I have [player_tooltip player_id='1175794' first='Camden' last='Burke']. Burke is a versatile offensive lineman who has shown the ability to play both tackle spots. He is very impressive as a run blocker, showing the physicality and leg drive to move his man out of the picture and finish his blocks quickly, often resulting in a pancake block. Burke has also shown the ability to pick up blocks in open space on long runs. Camden currently holds offers from Eastern Kentucky, Franklin, and Hanover, and I expect more to come his way this season.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Honorable Mention</h2>   Quarterback: [player_tooltip player_id='374785' first='Zane' last='Johnson'] (Trinity, 2027); [player_tooltip player_id='971543' first='Jakylin' last='Kirkland'] (North Hardin, 2026)   Running Back: [player_tooltip player_id='1183082' first='Braylon' last='Nester'] (George Rogers Clark, 2027); [player_tooltip player_id='401710' first='Jacob' last='Savage'] (Ryle, 2026); James Bradley (Hopkinsville, 2026)   Wide Receiver: [player_tooltip player_id='1663686' first='Jake' last='Carter'] (South Warren, 2026); [player_tooltip player_id='401698' first='Daelen' last='Thompson'] (Ballard, 2026); [player_tooltip player_id='1655649' first='JT' last='Cooper'] (Tates Creek, 2026)   Offensive Line: [player_tooltip player_id='1617495' first='Jack' last='Barker'] (St. Xavier, 2026); [player_tooltip player_id='1284258' first='Rahzeon' last='Gillespie'] (Frederick Douglass, 2027); [player_tooltip player_id='1222652' first='Xavier' last='Carter'] (Frederick Douglass, 2027)

As we approach the final days of the month of September, we have already made it through the first half of the 2025 high school football regular season in the state of Kentucky. With that being said, I will be releasing my Midseason All-State teams for each class. To kick things off, here is my 6A Midseason All-State Offense.