Jaivin Peel is a 6'1" Quarterback/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Peel attends Western Beaver in Pennsylvania.
Peel's Player Profile was created on February 23, 2026.
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Jaivin
PeelQB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
205
HS
Western Beaver
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PA
Pennsylvania’s Top 5 Game-Changing Transfers
Jaivin Peel originally played for Western Beaver, then he transferred to Kiski School. He has since transferred back...
Written by Pat Weider
Jaivin
PeelQB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
205
HS
Western Beaver
|
PA
PRZWV Country Roads Rumble 7v7 | 18U Tournament top Performers
Team: Urban Impact Urban Impact’s QB Jaivin Peel wins my pick for tournament MVP after an elite performance...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Pat Weider | Prep Redzone Scout
Pat Weider
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Jaivin PeelJaivinPeelPA
originally played for Western Beaver, then he transferred to Kiski School. He has since transferred back and will play his senior season for Western Beaver. Peel is a talented quarterback with good skills. He is excellent as a dual-threat runner and thrower of the football. He has good skills as a quarterback inside and outside of the pocket. Western Beaver is excited to have him back. He is a huge addition to the program.
Urban Impact’s QB Jaivin Peel wins my pick for tournament MVP after an elite performance that led to the team’s 18U championship. Jaivin played lights out as he moved the ball efficiently and effectively, ending the two days with 19 touchdowns and no turnovers. What stood out most about Jaivin’s game is that it starts up top, with his ability to read defenses, work through his progressions, and make the right decision with the ball. The physical aspect followed the mental as he displayed his arm talent and the ability to make any throw on the field. Peel can fit the ball into tight windows with great zip and accuracy, or deliver it with touch as he layers his passes over defenders. He did a great job keeping the ball out of harm’s way by placing it where only his receiver had a chance to get it. College coaches should be on alert!