Fresh Reports on Iowa Juniors-to-Be

Get 30% off your first billing cycle with code: howe30 in the coupon code area   The calendar has flipped to March, moving us farther away from the 2026 season and closer to a new campaign in the fall. Prep Redzone Iowa has continued preparations for it by rifling through student-athletes' highlight videos and churning out evaluations.   If you don't yet have highlights on your Hudl page, interested college coaches will be looking for them on there. Ask for help if you need it in getting a video together with any clips you have.   Here's another batch of fresh reports:    Glahn saw a limited number of reps on the Muscatine varsity in 2025, spending the rest of the his time developing on the program's lower level. The experience could translate into a larger role on the top team when he's a junior in the fall. His <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/21564535/694f341ce973529892f8b1f4">10th-grade highlight video</a> would indicate that there's a solid chance that happens. Glahn is dynamic with the ball in his hands. He's capable of ripping off long runs between the tackles or in getting to the outside. Quick, sharp cuts shake defenders in close quarters and another gear can be hit in the open field. It's a set of skills that also play very well in the return game. Glahn has the look of a breakout candidate for 2026.     Per capita, Madrid long has been one of the better towns at producing talent for the next level. It's in a good groove in that regard as of late. Higgins is developing his game within that system and has a chance for a bigger role on a varsity with high aspirations in 2026. We don't have a lot of evidence from his 2025 campaign, but there are some clips housed on his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/18401935/Olan-Higgins/highlights">Hudl page</a>. On them, we witness a physically advanced prospect, especially for his age. Higgins overwhelms opponents with his strength and power, assets that should continue to lead his production. He's also agile with smooth footwork for success in pass protection. Higgins moves well and can reach blocks in space.     It's usually a process at Dowling Catholic. Student-athletes develop into productive varsity performers over time. Howard is working his way up. As a sophomore in 2025, he contributed 11.5 tackles for a varsity team that won the Class 5A state championship. Seven of those stops were of the solo variety and one of them resulted in lost yardage. Howard's step forward as a player has him on a path to larger contributions in the future. We can see that while watching his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22837049/697e7d2e562543c645b26b08">sophomore highlight video</a> with clips from action at the varsity and non-varsity levels. A high-motor player that looks like he loves the game, Howard plays the game fast and hard. He diagnoses plays quickly, flows to the football, separates from blocks and delivers tackles.     Jones delivered contributions for City High on both sides of the ball as a sophomore in 2025. He came up with 11.5 tackles, five of which were solo stops. Jones was credited with 5.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and a fumble recovery. He recently posted his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22373044/698dfb5df3299e7315fd7da0">10th-grade highlight video</a> on Hudl. Jones provides evidence as to how he stands out at defensive tackle. He's quick off of the ball, moves well, and is strong enough to absorb and separate from blocks. On offense, Jones utilizes those same assets, blocking well in tight quarters or reaching defenders in space. He looks comfortable pulling from the guard position and operates with active hands.     Killion is an interesting prospect with potential in all three phases of the game. On offense, he rushed 21 times for 215 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore in 2025. He caught 14 balls for 178 yards and a score. Five of his 6.5 tackles were solo stops. Killion recorded five touchbacks on 31 kickoffs, connected on 16 of 19 extra points and was two for five on field-goal attempts with a long from 42 yards out. He averaged 40.5 yards on 25 punts and 19.8 yards on 12 kick returns Killion picked up 19 yards on his lone punt return. He provides us with a couple of highlight videos on his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/20441973/zander-killion/highlights">Hudl page</a>. Killion flashes promise out wide, getting off of the line quickly and into his route, which he runs crisply. Speed makes him a threat to go the distance after a catch or on a return. It's a skill set that also plays well in the secondary. Killion has a big leg whether he's place kicking or punting.     Krizek didn't post any varsity statistics during his sophomore season of 2025, but if the clips on his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/26917785/Maddox-Krizek/highlights">Hudl page</a> are any indication, that should change this coming fall. He's a tough matchup in space with his quick acceleration and sharp cuts. Krizek can make people miss, but he also breaks tackles by running hard. He rips off crisp routes and flashes a pair of reliable hands. Krizek boasts the top-end speed to take the ball the distance at any time. His set of skills also shine in the return game and could be developed on defense. Krizek looks like a potential breakout candidate.

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