Hummel caught 9 passes for 187 yards and 2 TDs and added a rushing TD in Spanish Springs’ 42-33 win over Faith Lutheran in the 5A state championship on Tuesday. Washington St.’s newest ATH-commit continued his dominance on both sides of the ball this season finishing with over 1,000 receiving yards and 18 TDs on offense and 5 INTs on defense. The Cougars are getting one of Nevada’s elite two-way players and a true impact playmaker on either side of the ball at the next level.

Hummel showed why he was one of the biggest risers on the offseason recruiting trail with 121 receiving yards and 3 TDs on 14 catches in Spanish Springs’ 41-21 win over Simi Valley (CA). The state’s #4 ATH is one of the best playmakers on both sides of the ball and is due for another massive season in 2025. Hummel just added his ninth D-I offer from Southern Utah last week.

Hummel is one of the top two-way players in the state and a sure-fire candidate to earn all-state honors coming into his senior season. The fourth-ranked ATH in Nevada’s 2026 class has been one of the biggest risers on the offseason recruiting trail picking up his first eight D-I offers over the past several months. Totaled 800+ receiving yards and 10 TDs on 73 catches last season and had 4 INTs on defense.

Hummel rose into the overall top-20 after a massive offseason on the recruiting trail. The state’s #4-ATH has picked up eight D-I offers since March including Nevada, Eastern Washington, Utah Tech, and all three service academies. He’s been one of Nevada’s most productive two-way players over the past two seasons posting 17 receiving TDs and 10 INTs since 2023. He’s a high-level athlete with elite instincts and ball skills from his FS spot. Hummel is one of the top uncommitted prospects in northern Nevada coming into the fall season.

Hummel added another service academy offer from Air Force this month after picking up his first pair of offers from Army and Navy in March. The talented two-way player out of Spanish Springs has established himself as one of the top prospects in northern Nevada after a pair of productive seasons on both sides of the ball. Expect Hummel to continue to draw D-I offers and interest heading into his senior season.

Hummel was on campus for Nevada’s junior day this month. He’s one of the fastest rising prospects in northern Nevada this offseason after picking up his first D-I offers from each of the three service academies over the past two months. Look for Hummel to add some Mountain West programs to his current offer list over the coming months.

Hummel has been one of the biggest offseason risers out of northern Nevada after picking up his first three D-I offers from each of the service academies over the past month. The state’s fourth-ranked junior ATH has proven to be an elite playmaker on both sides of the ball after totaling 70+ catches for over 1,400 yards on offense and 10 INTs over the past two seasons. Projects as a S at the next level with the physicality, athleticism, and ball skills he brings to the table. Look for Hummel to continue to bring in D-I offers heading into his senior season.

Hummel picked up his first D-I offer from Army in March. The junior WR/DB out of Spanish springs has established himself as one of the top two-way players in northern Nevada after putting together productive sophomore and junior seasons. Totaled 800+ yards and 10 TDs on 73 catches to go along with 63 total tackles and 4 INTs on defense as a junior. He’s an underrated athlete and highly versatile player that brings tremendous ball skills and playmaking ability to the table. Hummel will continue to see his stock rise over the coming months and could be adding a few more D-I offers before the start of his senior season.

Hummel, the #5 ATH in PRZ NV’s 2026 ranks, just picked up his first offer from Army on Wednesday. The 6’/165 junior put together another productive season on both sides of the ball for Spanish Springs this past season with over 1,100 total yards and 10 TDs on offense and 63 total tackles and 4 INTs on defense. Strong, natural athlete at 6’1″/185 that brings tremendous ball skills and physicality to the secondary as a FS. Can dominate 1v1 matchups on the perimeter with strong hands and high-point ability as a WR. Hummel- a two-sport athlete in football and basketball- should start to gain some traction on the D-I recruiting trail with his first offer in hand.