Committed to North Dakota

Commitment Date: 6/19/26

Offers: North Texas, Sacramento State, New Mexico State, NAU, Dartmouth, Colgate, Drake, Southern Utah, North Dakota

Committed to North Dakota

Commitment Date: 6/19/26

Offers: North Texas, Sacramento State, New Mexico State, NAU, Dartmouth, Colgate, Drake, Southern Utah, North Dakota

The best player that PRZ saw between both sessions of the first UND Flagship Camp of the summer came out of Arizona and a powerhouse Brophy College Prep program. Reiersgaard, a massive, well-built OL who has some ties to the Upper Midwest, which is what brought him up to Grand Forks, Reiersgaard really started to make some noise during run blocking competition, where he was an absolute animal, showing excellent hand placement, overwhelming strength, and nonstop leg drive were too much to handle for every single opponent Reiersgaard faced in GF. You could hear him audibly flip the switch and start producing some barbaric noises once he got his hands on an opponent, and the good times continued into pass pro 1v1s as well.

Reiersgaard was extremely bendy, with some of the best balance I’ve seen on the camp trail the past few cycles. He displayed active feet, bend in his hips, and a patient in his punch at the snap. He could drop his hips, settle his base, and halt the momentum of any and every rusher he faced during 1v1 pass pro reps, and we really found ourselves impressed with his great balance. Stayed upright through some violent push/pulls, could readjust and regain his balance before fighting proper hand positioning and placement. Never hit the ground during 1v1s, and he got better and rose to the occasion the more physical the rep got. No doubt earned the UND offer after camp and committed shortly after. Hawks got a good one.

Solid offensive line prospect that projects as an OG but also saw time at OT for Brophy as a sophomore. Powerful frame at 6’3” 255 lbs. carrying the natural strength in his hands and lower body to create a push on initial contact. He’s balanced at the POA playing with leverage and leg drive to accelerate through contact. A plus athlete that can bend and move his feet to get to the spot or mirror defender’s lateral movement in pass protection to stay in front. Well coached and highly technical with his footwork and hand placement to sustain his block and be efficient with his movement. Shows good awareness to identify and adjust to the front with the ability to execute different types of blocks depending on the play and his assignment. Jumps from the watchlist to #31 overall and the third ranked OL prospect in the updated PRZ 2028 state rankings.