Kingston Allen's Historic Night Leads Way Among Best of Level 2

Level 2 was one for the record books with [player_tooltip player_id='1620318' first='Kingston' last='Allen'] leading the way! The junior has nearly 1,000 rushing yards in two playoff games and the tape is equally as impressive. Joining him we have several impressive QBs including a senior steal and a rapidly rising junior. We also have other elite RB performances from another massive steal in the Class of 2026. The numbers were off the chart as athletes did everything they could to keep their seasons alive. Dive into this impressive group of prime time performances and make sure to watch the tape for yourselves.    Stats: 45 Carries, 509 Yards, 7 TDs   What a night for the rapidly rising and massive breakout RB [player_tooltip player_id='1620318' first='Kingston' last='Allen']! The 2027 has spent the entire season proving that he is an FBS level athlete, and they are starting to take notice with the junior earning his first Power 4 offer from Northwestern. Despite being a first year starter, Kingston runs like a savvy veteran. Patient with great vision, and the explosive athleticism to attack every seam at full speed and with full power. Power that has no problem shrugging off tackles. It is so impressive watching him and his OL working as one. The defense knows what is coming, but the Notre Dame offense has molded itself into a machine and Allen is the piece that moves it up and down the field. The junior is proving on a weekly basis that he is an elite prospect. Dive into the film. You won't be disappointed.      Stats: 11/16, 229 Yards, 1 TD   The 6'5" 230 lbs senior QB put up a valiant effort in Level 2. While his team came up short the senior signal caller put out one more strong representation of his talent on tape. The big man made several impressive throws where he had to show that he could drive the ball into spots. The throwing off balance also flashed the arm strength. Nick has a massive frame and a strong arm while still being accurate. The senior is clearly open to playing other positions too. Check out his tape. There is a college athlete there.      Stats: 10/14, 186 Yards, 1 TD, 15 Rush Yards   The junior QB out of Muskego was carving things up in Level 2. The first takeaway is the pinpoint accuracy. Watching him slip it just past an LB's earhole or dropping it into a bucket of the shoulder of his WR has me very excited for his potential and future. Joey is such an impactful athlete. His Level 2 highlights showcase how well he can get the ball away while on the move. His legs are such a weapon to create big plays, especially when he uses them to buy time within the pocket. The junior is already an experienced QB with a State Championship appearance under his belt. Coaches, dive into this quickly rising QB.      Stats: 5 Receptions, 133 Yards, 2 TDs   Sully was a nightmare matchup for Brillion Friday night. Most of his five receptions were deep downfield after showing that quick built to his second gear and pulling away from the DB. The senior WR is a natural receiver too with soft hands. Sully tracked the ball so well too and made concentration catches through contact as DBs were swatting at his arms. The small school WR has next level talent and should be on the radar of the entire WIAC and other D3 programs in the state.      Stats: 20/36, 221 Yards, 2 TDs   Brookfield East came up just short in Level 2 vs Arrowhead, but they put up a valiant effort. Zeke in particular put on a show in his final game of his HS career. He played fearless, attacked every level of the field. He threaded the needle on multiple tight windows underneath. Zeke made some great throws on the run too. The senior has been under the radar for me, but I will be checking him out further and I recommend the next level does too as he is coming off nearly 1500 yards and 18 passing TDs this season.      Stats: 3/3, 65 Yards, 1 TD, 14 Carries, 88 Yards   Zeke has been putting on a show week in and week out. The junior is a dynamic dual threat QB. Watching through just this week's highlights you get a feel for how much of a playmaker Zeke is. Running the option he made an elite fake that had the defender running the wrong way as he kept it underneath for a chunk. Zeke is piling up experience quickly and making him even better at knowing when to pull and when to pitch. The junior is a tough runner too. He moves the pile and fights for yards. The junior also serves as safety for Darlington too. Further showing off his athleticism and football IQ. The small school stud is a name to know in the junior class.      Stats: 23 Carries, 294 yards, 6 TDs   Robert ran his absolute heart out Friday night vs Verona! The uncommitted senior is one of the best overall players still on the market and he showed why in a Level 2 win. Robert plays with elite speed and strong contact balance that allows him to play through contact and sometimes it seems like he is accelerating through that contact. Robert plays with such great vision too. Pair that with his decisiveness and the senior is able to attack the defense, always be gaining yards, and waste essentially no movement or time. Beglinger is an impressive prospect that needs far more attention than he has at this point. He has helped Franklin to an undefeated season so far and they have their sights set on big goals. Check out the elite highlights.      Stats: 10 Carries, 227 Yards, 3 TDs   Jack has put together an electric junior season thus far. The 2027 has been playing a ton of RB for Grafton and Level 2 was one of his best efforts. He only needed 10 carries to completely take over this game with his gamebreaking speed. It is impressive watching how patient he is working through the trenches and then instantly can get to top speed when he feels that he has cleared level two of defenders. The speed is the main attraction, but the junior showed that he can make guys miss and also keep his feet through some pretty solid contact. Jack is a playmaker and making a name for himself this year and this past week alone.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li></li> </ul>      Stats: 20 Carries, 116 Yards, 2 TDs   I was sleeping on Allen apparently! This kid runs ANGRY. Every movement is with power, whether it be finishing a run, breaking a tackle, and even his jump cuts have that violent explosiveness to it. Allen was exactly what Hamilton Sussex needed. Someone who was going to help the OL in wearing down the defense, grinding out yards between the tackles, and eventually finding the endzone. I love the frame, power, and play style that Allen brings to the field. Get your eyes on some of his tape.      Stats: 15 Carries, 114 Yards, 2 TDs   Jack didn't have the most outrageous stat line, but he made all the key plays. His 2nd rushing TD would prove to be the game winner. A run that showcased his physical, downhill running style as he ripped through arm tackles and then was off to the races. The senior plays through contact with the best of them. He feeds off contact it seems like. Jack finishes every run falling forward and with his legs churning. The small school stud is a kid that you have to gang tackle or you're going to be in trouble. Jack and Hilbert are hot heading into Level 3. Check out the hidden gems highlights below.      Stats: 187 Rushing Yards, 2 TDs, 23 Passing Yards   Jaden and Little Chute did a ton of damage with their option rushing attack vs West Salem. Jaden spearheaded it with his decision making. Quickly making the right read is not easy, but Jaden did it over and over. Once he made the correct read his athleticism allowed him to capitalize on the angle or space he had from that correct read. The junior did such a great job of finding those quick glimpses of daylight to attack and get up field through. Jaden is a guy that is going to bring the fight to the defense with his running style too. Smart, physical, and decisive makes for an explosive option QB and offense overall.      Stats: 5 Receptions, 118 Yards, 2 TDs, 11 Rush Yards, 1 TD   Speed kills and Logan used it to shred the Osceola defense. Both his TD receptions came from simply beating guys out of breaks and being able to pull away in space. He shines on offense because after he wins with speed Logan is just as natural at reeling in the ball. Even his TD on the ground came thanks to his speed to get to the edge faster than the defense. Logan has been a walking playmaker for years now at Aquinas. This past week was just more of the same. Dive into this kid's tape.

Level 2 was one for the record books with Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'1" | 185 lbs | DB/RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI leading the way! The junior has nearly 1,000 rushing yards in two playoff games and the tape is equally as impressive. Joining him we have several impressive QBs including a senior steal and a rapidly rising junior. We also have other elite RB performances from another massive steal in the Class of 2026. The numbers were off the chart as athletes did everything they could to keep their seasons alive. Dive into this impressive group of prime time performances and make sure to watch the tape for yourselves.