I liked what I saw from Boeck during the Class 2A state semifinals against Osage. Listed as a linebacker, it’s where he fits into the Bulldog scheme. Boeck plays in space, effortlessly moving into slot coverage against spread offenses. He runs well and gets downhill in a hurry. His physicality and quickness combine to make him difficult for blockers to square up and separate from them when he is engaged. Boeck entered the title contest against Kuemper Catholic with 47.5 tackles (31 solo, 9.0 TFL), 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble, two interceptions and a pass breakup.

Boeck contributed to the varsity as a sophomore last season. He posted 66 yards rushing and a tackle for loss. Most of his work was done on special teams. Boeck has taken on a bigger role in 2025 and has excelled in it. Through four weeks of the season, he had tallied 14.0 tackles, eight of which were solo. He had a pair of stops for loss, an interception and a sack. Boeck hasn’t yet posted any film from the season on his Hudl page, but he does have clips from last year. On them we witness a tough competitor with speed and physicality. Boeck’s athleticism as a multi-sport athlete keeps the door open to different positional possibilities on the gridiron. Safety or hybrid are paths defensively, while slot receiver fits on the other side of the ball. His special teams’ play is an added bonus.