Beckham St. Peter is a 5'11" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2028 class.
St. Peter attends Trinity Valley School in Texas.
St. Peter's Player Profile was created on June 2, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Beckham
St. PeterWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'11"
Weight
155
HS
Trinity Valley School
|
TX
Prep Redzone Ranking Ramifications Post Boston College Camp
5’10, 160-pound 2028 WR/S prospect out of Trinity Valley School. Current Ranking and Potential Bump: A prospect far...
Written by Vic Castillo
Beckham
St. PeterWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'11"
Weight
155
HS
Trinity Valley School
|
TX
Trinity Camp Recap
Beckham looked very smooth throughout the Trinity camp and stood out for his overall polish at the wide...
Written by Alin Edouard
Vic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
Vic Castillo
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
5’10, 160-pound 2028 WR/S prospect out of Trinity Valley School.
Current Ranking and Potential Bump: A prospect far from home, I love finding talent outside of the Northeast. This the case yet again with Fort Worth’s Beckham St. Peter. A Texas native who made it all the way out to Boston College last week to talk to coaches and compete. I applaud his efforts in attempting to make sure coaches know who he is. I paid a bit more attention to OL/DL during 1v1s, yet I was able to catch the tail end of St. Peter, who won three straight reps against elite DB talent present. He’s a bit unassuming, leaves a little left to be desired from a physique perspective, yet credit to him for still being one of the tougher 1v1 guards at the event IMO. I have no say in PRZ Texas rankings, we know how ridiculous the talent pool is in Fort Worth alone, yet I made sure to create him a profile, while also sharing input to our PRZ Texas ranker Alin Edouard. Good showing.
Beckham looked very smooth throughout the Trinity camp and stood out for his overall polish at the wide receiver position. His release off the line was clean and efficient, allowing him to consistently get into his routes without wasted movement. He showed good straight-line speed and the ability to separate once he was in stride, which made him a steady threat during route periods