You can’t begin talking about a Hill-Murray football player right now without first mentioning the Pioneers‘ star-studded bucket of underclassmen talent. Led by Brady Reeves Brady Reeves 6'3" | 215 lbs | TE/DL Hill-Murray School | 2028 State MN , a 2028 TE/DE already holding a dozen D1 scholarship offers, the Pios are stacked with up-and-comers who own the ability to make some serious noise on both varsity 4A gridirons as well as the recruiting trail. A must-know name out of the 2029 class is one of these talents, and boy is Tristan Will Tristan Will 6'1" | 185 lbs | ATH Hill-Murray School | 2029 State MN a fun one, especially if you’re a fan of multi-sport talent.

Will, a legit 6’+, 185 lber., is a stud hockey player, to say the least. One of the best in Minnesota’s 2029 class, I should add. Will scored 12 points in 2025-26 for Hill-Murray’s vaunted varsity hockey squad, which included 6 goals and 6 assists in HM’s 2025-26 season that saw the lose to something called Gentry Academy 2-4 in the Section 4AA semifinals. Additionally, Will was the top scorer from the USA U16 national camp from 25th to July 1st, 2026, and he was drafted by Tri-City Storm of the USHL in the 6th round of the draft in May of 2026.

PRZMN got a good idea as to why Will is so successful in so many varsity sports despite his youth at one of this past June’s Golden Gopher prospect camps in Dinkytown, where the Woodbury product produced near-elite testing & athletic numbers for his age and size, numbers I’ll keep close to the vest as we ride into Will’s sophomore campaign with the Pios.

In his 2026 film, Will proves he’s a three-phase impact player with a plethora of varsity experience already under his belt going into 2026. A slot WR, RB, LB/DB combo, Will shows off his game-breaking homerun speed early and often in his freshman tape. With impressive burst and acceleration, Will also displays nifty open-field footwork, cuts, and elusiveness, effective stiff-arm and will use his weapon, and will run behind his pads as well. He’s a dynamic weapon on offense who can catch the rock out of the backfield and get upfield quickly, and he returned a fumble for six against Chisago Lakes while on kickoff coverage to sweeten the pot. Will is also a strong 1v1 open-field tackler who will square you up and plant you on your keester, as well as a physical lead blocker who can open holes for his fellow tailbacks as well. I’m no hockey expert, nor hockey recruiting expert, but it’s hard not to think this kid is a legit D1 hockey prospect already, with football lagging not far behind. Must-know name from MN’s 2029 class of football and hockey prospects.