Don’t look now, but Northeast in Goose Lake is 5-0 after Friday’s 24-21 win at a good Cascade squad. As he had been throughout the season, Feddersen was dealing in the Grant Wood hills of the state. The sophomore carried the rock 36 times (!) for 173 yards and two touchdowns, and hauled in a 15-yard catch. All three of his tackles were solo stops, and he had a sack and tackle for loss. We can witness the speed, power and athleticism that leads to success when watching his sophomore highlight video from the 2025 campaign. We look forward to watching film from his junior year.

Easton Valley stood out as one of the state’s top eight-player programs in 2025, finishing with an 8-2 record. Fedderson delivered key contributions to the River Hawk cause. The sophomore recorded 46.5 tackles with 36 of them being solo stops. He also forced a fumble. On offense, he racked up 650 yards (6.7 YPC) and six touchdowns rushing, and caught 19 balls for 180 yards and three scores. It’s a broad base of talents with a projectable frame adding to his upside. We can witness how Feddersen gets the job done while checking out his 10th-grade highlight video. Versatility is the name of the game on both sides of the ball. He can rack up yardage taking a handoff or after catching the ball in space. He gets downhill fast on defense and packs a punch upon arrival at the football.