Updated: Oregon 2026 Rankings- Top 300 (1-25)

Per usual rankings are based on who projects highest at the collegiate level. You can be an outstanding HS athlete and not project to high level of collegiate ball. Have a look at the Oregon Top 300 as we break down #1-25 with updated offers and commitments.    *PLEASE NOTE- 50+ athletes were added to the 2026 rankings board so multiple individuals will drop numerous spots for that reason alone.          TOP 300 <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/updated-2026-oregon-rankings-3/">https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2026-rankings/</a>         1.[player_tooltip player_id='739439' first='Tony' last='Cumberland'] 6-5 285 DE Willamette (COMMITTED: Oregon)    UPDATED: The state's #1 recruit backed up the hype being named the South-Central Conference Defensive POY, while helping his team to a league title and a (10-1) record. He finished the season with an impressive 10 sacks and 23 tackles for loss.    The 4* originally from Desert Mountain HS in Arizona is ranked among the top 20 D lineman in America. Cumberland has all the physical attributes, and we will see how that translates for a Willamette program that now features double digit D1 guys.    2.[player_tooltip player_id='457009' first='Sam' last='Vyhlidal'] 6-4 225 TE Lake Oswego (COMMITTED: Washington)    UPDATED: The most athletic player in the state in my opinion. Vyhlidal was a unanimous 1st team all TRL selection on  both sides of the ball and has a real shot of being a Sunday guy.    Vyhlidal was closing in on 20 offers before his commitment to UW. The Metro League Defensive POY last season made the move to Lake Oswego from Mountainside, after earning 1st team all-league honors on both sides of the ball the last two years. He's the real deal.    3.[player_tooltip player_id='402416' first='Lamarcus' last='Bell'] 5-11 190 RB Lake Oswego (COMMITTED: Utah)   UPDATED: Bell was banged up during the year but still dominated the state. He was a unanimous 1st team all TRL selection and could play early at Utah.    Bell flipped from Oregon St to Utah in what looks to be a great situation. The reigning Oregon 6A POY went for 2000+ yards and 29 TDs, averaging 12.4 yards per carry last season. The Lakers are expecting to win a state title.     4.[player_tooltip player_id='769915' first='Noah' last='Tishendorf'] 6-3 250 DE Lakeridge (COMMITTED: West Virginia)   UPDATED: Statistically Tishendorf is one of the best defensive players ever to come out of the state when referencing his career numbers. This past season he went for 9.5 sacks and 17 TFL's racking up TRL Defensive Player of the Year honors. From a recruitment standpoint, he could be one of the biggest steals nationally if he ends up at West Virginia.    Tishendorf is another one who flipped from Oregon St to go play in the Big 12 for the Mountaineers. When all is said and done, he could be one of the all-time state leaders statistically after totaling 20 sacks and 40 TFL's the last two seasons.    5.[player_tooltip player_id='769925' first='Oliver' last='Luebkert'] 6-3 190 WR Beaverton (COMMITTED: Eastern Washington)   UPDATED: Luebkert should be the 6A POY in Oregon, finishing with an all-time state record of 118 catches and 28 TDs to go with 1,801 receiving yards. On the recruiting front this is one of the biggest misses by colleges in recent memory. Credit to EWU as he will be an FCS All American.    EWU potentially just landed one of their biggest commits ever. You will likely see multiple universities pursue Luebkert in the coming months, as he's largely gone under the radar. His positional MVP honors at the Army All American combine, to go along with his 60 catches for 1128 yards and 8 TDs last year, speak to his ridiculous upside.    6.[player_tooltip player_id='402409' first='Hudson' last='Kurland'] 6-4 200 QB Lake Oswego (COMMITTED: Washington St)   UPDATED: The 3* QB was a 1st team all TRL selection helping his squad to the 6A state title. His size and dual threat status with his ability to run the ball could be the X factor for him collegiately.    Kurland makes a nice jump up the board and is a great fit for a WSU program headed in the right direction in my opinion. The 6-4 QB can beat you in multiple ways including with his feet and will project as a 6A POY candidate after earning honorable mention all-state honors last season.    7.[player_tooltip player_id='1232699' first='Cade' last='Mitchell'] 6-3 200 QB Mountainside (COMMITTED: New Mexico)   UPDATED: I won't even start on the All-Metro stuff because everyone knows it was ridiculous. Mitchell made his intentions known early with the Lobo's going 9-3 this past season. Credit to Coach Eck for getting on him early and rightfully being named the Mountain West Coach of the Year.    As most know Mitchell has had an unreal off season MVPing multiple showcase events against some of the top competition in the West. As a junior he passed for 2000+ yards and 23 TDs/4 INTs. It will be a battle with Jesuit for the Metro title. You could see numerous universities come in on Mitchell late even with his commitment to the Lobos.    8.[player_tooltip player_id='402406' first='Donnie' last='Vercher III'] 6-2 215 LB Central Catholic (COMMITTED: UC Davis)   UPDATED: Vercher earned 1st team all Mt Hood honors for the 2nd year in a row helping his team to the state title game, with a huge upset over West Linn. Look for him to be an all-Big Sky selection by his sophomore year.    I'm assuming UC Davis knows how big a commitment this was for their program with Vercher holding double digit D1 offers. The all-state LB racked up 56 tackles with 16.5 TFL's and 4.5 sacks last season. He will likely do more of the same this year.    9.[player_tooltip player_id='1110967' first='Connor' last='LaGrow'] 6-7 275 T Tualatin (COMMITTED: Boise St)   UPDATED: The Co Offensive Lineman of the Year in the TRL could have his best years ahead of him. As good as he was this past season, his ceiling is still incredibly high, being young for the grade.    The 1st team all TRL tackle had a phenomenal junior year and will be listed high on multiple recruiting boards. He earned honorable mention all-state honors last season and is a year young for the grade, making him that much more appealing from a recruitment standpoint.    10.[player_tooltip player_id='770006' first='Joe' last='Stimpson'] 5-11 180 ATH Jesuit (COMMITTED: Nevada)   UPDATED: Stimpson was injured a large part of the season but still managed to earn 1st team All Metro honors, finishing with 17 catches for 432 yards and 6 TD's. His 25.4 yards per catch average speaks to his game changing ability in the open field.    Credit to Nevada for getting on the "do it all kid" when they did. Stimpson should be considered one of the most lethal athletes in the region when in space and a Metro League POY favorite on both sides of the football. His 1800+ all-purpose yards and 17 TDs to go with 3 INTs was one of the best stat lines in Oregon.    11.[player_tooltip player_id='770046' first='Quinn' last='Wicklow'] 6-7 260 T Jesuit OFFERS (4) N. Arizona, E. Washington, Portland St   UPDATED:Speaking of upside I could see Wicklow being an even better collegiate athlete. It's rare to see a 6-7 lineman be as athletic as he is, garnering 1st team all-Metro honors on both sides of the football. His mobility adds to his unlimited ceiling.    Wicklow has one of the highest ceilings of any lineman in the West. He's still relatively raw and could easily put on 40 pounds of good weight with his frame. Look for him to continue to add offers.    12.[player_tooltip player_id='402395' first='Braxton' last='Singleton'] 6-3 195 ATH North Salem OFFERS (3) Boise St, Nevada, Portland St   UPDATED: Even though Singleton has multiple offers, I could see him walking on at Oregon and being one of the best and most versatile players on the team. He finished his senior season with 986 all-purpose, with 51 receptions for 737 yards and 9 TDs on a running team. He also had 58 tackles with 2 TDs and 5 PBU's defensively.     Boise St has done a great job of recruiting the NW and this is a perfect example of that. Singleton is one of the only players in the region who could play at the highest level collegiately on either side of the ball. Give him a ton of credit for leading his conference in INTs with 5, while also going for 590 yards and 4 TDs, on a 1-8 North team.    13.[player_tooltip player_id='1585700' first='Cole' last='Thomas'] 6-1 195 Safety Central Catholic OFFERS (2) Portland St, Penn   UPDATED: Thomas was the unquestioned all-purpose player of the year in the state of Oregon, scoring every which way possible and earning 1st team all Mt Hood honors at DB for the 2nd year in a row. He finished with 50 tackles, 5 INTs, with 2 pick 6's. Mid Majors and Big Sky's are missing.    Thomas has a stock that has jumped significantly in recent months adding multiple D1 offers, after racking up 1st all Mt Hood and honorable mention all-state honors at safety last season. The Rams will need him to repeat his 62 tackle, 4 TFL, and 4 TD performance from last year.    14.[player_tooltip player_id='284119' first='Ansu' last='Sanoe'] 6-2 210 RB/LB Lakeridge (COMMITTED: Washington)   UPDATED: Sanoe had an outstanding season running the ball, rushing for 837 yards and 11 TD's (7.5 YPC), and being named a unanimous 1st team all TRL selection. He will likely play on the defensive side of the ball at UW.    The Pacers are absolutely loaded with Sanoe once again being the featured guy out of the backfield. It will be on him to show what he can do against 6A's top competition, after going for 10 TDs and earning 2nd team all-state honors last season.    15.[player_tooltip player_id='1110921' first='Chaz' last='Katoanga'] 6-2 190 Safety Nelson OFFERS (5) Air Force, Portland St, Georgetown   UPDATED: One of the main reasons Nelson had the season that they did. The 2x 1st team all Mt Hood selection has great size and overall physicality.    I would expect Katoanga's recruitment to pick up during the season. He should be considered the #1 ranked pure DB in Oregon, earning 1st team all Mt Hood honors last year. As mentioned numerous times he is a freaky overall athlete with size.    16.[player_tooltip player_id='769924' first='Kalani' last='Ioapo'] 6-5 325 OL West Linn   UPDATED: Just a great kid and overall player. Ioapo was named the CO lineman of the year in the TRL and is an unquestioned D1 talent. Academics will be part of the equation when referencing his recruitment.    Another lineman who is expected to break out from a recruitment standpoint in the coming months. Ioapo hasn't gotten out on the camp circuit, but he was an elite lineman for the state champs last season, earning 1st team all TRL and honorable mention all-state honors.    17.[player_tooltip player_id='914278' first='CD' last='Nuno'] 6-3 205 LB/WR Philomath (COMMITTED: Boise St)   UPDATED: Credit to BSU for getting on Nuno when they did. He is committed at LB but can play multiple spots on either side of the ball giving the Broncos options.    Look for Nuno's stock to continue to skyrocket. The 1st team all-state 4A WR has gone for close to 2000 yards and 20 TD's the last two seasons, but was offered as a LB by Boise, just to put his overall athleticism into perspective. It wouldn't surprise me a bit to see him jump way up this list.    18.[player_tooltip player_id='914288' first='Carter' last='Paul'] 6-7 310 T Lakeridge (COMMITTED: Idaho)   UPDATED: Paul was a 2nd team all TRL selection for the second year in a row. There is still a lot of untapped potential which Idaho hopes to capitalize on.    If this commitment holds the Vandals could have gotten themselves a future FCS All American. I would expect numerous big-time universities to come in on the 6-7 Paul in the coming months.    19.[player_tooltip player_id='402415' first='Killian' last='Sombe'] 5-10 200 RB Central Catholic OFFERS (5) Boise St, Washington St, Portland St   UPDATED: In 9 regular season games Killian went for 653 yards on 104 touches, with 7 TDs. He was a 2nd team all-league selection (should have been 1st) helping his team to the 6A state title game.    Sombe went down with an injury and missed last year after a breakout off season that saw him garner multiple D1 offers. If CC is going to beat the likes of Lake O and West Linn it will be because of the run game.    20.[player_tooltip player_id='769923' first='Bryce' last='May'] 6-4 320 OL/DL Cascade   UPDATED: One of the biggest sleepers statewide. May was the Conference Lineman of the Year, helping his team to a 13-0 overall record and a 52-0 win in the 4A state title game. He should be considered one of the top interior guys in the region.    May is a D1 guy and will eventually have multiple options at that level. He's one of the rare athletes who could be named 4A lineman of the year on both sides of the football.    21.[player_tooltip player_id='769995' first='Evan' last='Wusstig'] 6-0 175 ATH West Salem OFFERS (1) Portland St   UPDATED: Statistically speaking, there are very few athletes in Oregon who were equally impressive on both sides of the ball. On the year, Wusstig had 37 receptions for 641 yards and 6 TDs to go with 72 tackles, 7 PBUs, and 1 INT defensively.    From a pure talent standpoint Wusstig is one of the best in Oregon. Expect him to add multiple Big Sky offers and be an all-state kid on both sides of the ball.    22.[player_tooltip player_id='1112394' first='Geovoney' last='Burks'] 6-2 215 LB/ATH Roosevelt (COMMITTED: Idaho)   UPDATED: It's incredibly difficult to earn conference player of the year honors on both sides of the ball and Burks did just that helping the Roughriders to their first PIL title in 3 decades. He projects on D but also rushed for 570 yards and 10 TDs.    One of the fastest rising recruits in the state. The 3* LB recently added his first couple D1 offers and will go into the season being a PIL POY favorite for top coach Ryan McCants and the Roughriders.    23.[player_tooltip player_id='1585693' first='Jack' last='Tuenge'] 6-3 210 LB Jesuit (COMMITTED: Harvard)   UPDATED: The Metro League Defensive POY left no doubt helping the Crusaders to a conference title. Jesuit has had numerous guys go on to the Ivy League and be successful and he projects as another one.    I was late to the party on Tuenge who is a high-end academic kid and had numerous Ivy League offers to go along with Utah St. The Crusaders bring back a super talented 2026 group and he is one of the leaders.    24.[player_tooltip player_id='1654724' first='Hunter' last='Vaughn'] 6-1 180 ATH Willamette   UPDATED: Vaughn made one of the biggest jumps of any player in the state on the PRZ rankings board, racking up 1st team all South-Central honors at WR. There isn't much he didn't do scoring every which way while totaling 1,462 yards and 16 TDs. He recently received an opportunity to play at D1 New Mexico.    Everyone in the state should be paying attention to Vaughn. He recently went for a couple TDs at the Les Schwab Bowl, after going for 4000+ yards and 62 touchdowns at 1A North Douglas last season. It wouldn't surprise me to see him end up ranked in the top 20 with multiple D1 offers.    25.[player_tooltip player_id='1234612' first='Jalen' last='Bauman'] 5-10 175 CB Lake Oswego   UPDATED: Bauman will be a 2x 1st team all-state DB, after finishing the regular season with 14 tackles, 4 PBU's, and 3 INTs, to go with 6 touchdowns and only one catch allowed for 3 yards on the year. Unreal numbers for a kid that has been under recruited and has D1 speed.    Bauman has one of the fastest rising stocks of any player in Oregon. He has NFL genes and D1 speed (10.7 100 meters) and will be key for the Lakers in the secondary after earning 1st team all-state honors last season.