Northern California: 2021 Receiving Stat Leaders

&nbsp; <strong>2022 Jake Calcagno, California HS</strong> One of the most talented receivers in the region, the ’22 prospect had a tremendous Senior campaign coming off a very strong Junior Spring season as well. Hauling in 91 receptions for over 1,400 yards and 20 touchdowns, Calcagno is very explosive and a talented route runner with tremendous tracking ability and strong hands in traffic. Fluid in his route running, he can consistently make defenders miss in the open field and can sink his hips with good foot speed in and out of his breaks and nice overall speed. &nbsp; <strong>2023 Dylan Lee, East Union HS</strong> A big bodied outside receiver, Lee is one of the top returning pass catchers across the region as he dominated as only a Junior. Putting up over 1,300 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns this Fall, he is a mismatch nightmare on the outside and consistently wins with his big catch radius, a strong upper body and outstanding ball skills. A physical runner, he can break tackles in space and looks for contact in the open field while gaining chunk yards after contact and is able to make big plays vertically and in the screen game. &nbsp; <strong>2022 [player_tooltip player_id="253265" first="Tyler" last="Dutto"], Miramonte HS</strong> Dutto currently has one offer from San Diego and had a breakout Senior season for Miramonte this Fall. Having a long frame, he can add weight in college without losing athleticism and has some upside at the next level on either side of the ball. On tape, he shows nice high point ability and strong hands when making contested catches while using his length to win at the point of attack on 50/50 balls. Also showing above average speed in the open field, he can make defenders miss when needed and gain yards after the catch. &nbsp; <strong>2022 Willie Clifton, Kimball HS</strong> Playing for one of the most explosive offenses in the state, Clifton is a dynamic two way playmaker that had over 1,400 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns in the Fall. A good overall player on both sides of the ball, Clifton is a quick and explosive outside weapon that shows good acceleration at the first level with third level speed in the open field and can make contested catches when needed. In and out of his breaks, he is quick and precise in his route running and displays good short area quickness and lateral agility. The 2022 prospect can without a doubt make an impact at the college level. &nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><em><strong>Other Receiving Leaders...</strong></em></span> [player_tooltip player_id="25372" first="Jurrion" last="Dickey"], Valley Christian HS Mason Rivera, Kimball HS Jordan Sherman, Linden HS [player_tooltip player_id="25378" first="Rico" last="Flores"], Folsom HS Mikey Olvera, Dinuba HS Shane Runyeon, Casa Grande HS [player_tooltip player_id="253213" first="Makhi" last="Johnson"], Windsor HS Memo Valadez, Winters HS