Aidan Sievers is a 6'1" Athlete in the 2027 class.
Sievers attends Deuel in Dakotas.
Sievers's Player Profile was created on January 13, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Aidan
SieversATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
200
HS
Deuel
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SD
UND Flagship Camp: Nate’s MN-DAK LB/DB Standouts
Easily one of the best Dakotas linebackers in my eyes was Deuel’s Aidan Sievers . The nearly 6’1...
Written by Nate Wahl
Aidan
SieversATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
200
HS
Deuel
|
SD
Best Skill Position Breakout Performers from UND Flagship Camp 1
Dakota kids have no problem camping across state lines, and the Great State of South Dakota was represented...
Written by Oliver West
Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Easily one of the best Dakotas linebackers in my eyes was Deuel’s Aidan SieversAidanSievers
6'1" | 200 lbs | ATH
Deuel | 2027 StateSD
. The nearly 6’1 205 pounder showed off length that didn’t take long to see when you watched his reps, as Aidan showed off a 6’5 wingspan up in Grand Forks which surely will catch more college coaches attention here soon. Another skillset that stood out with Aidan during his live eval was the twitchy movement you saw with his release down to the ball carrier as Aidan showed off not only that, but I could feel that this young man could be a rangy sideline to sideline linebacker at the next-level the more I watched him during this live eval. I already have him logged as a sound stockriser in this 2027 South Dakota class incoming here by the end of the summer.
Dakota kids have no problem camping across state lines, and the Great State of South Dakota was represented well in Grand Forks by AidanSievers. Sievers showed up well during competition, as he was a willing, physical, and effective blocker during half-skelly drills, and it was hard to miss his First Team All-Eye Test Frame, smooth, loose COD ability, and loose hips. Also a consistent performer during 1v1s, Sievers could plant, break, and separate, seemingly at will, and the ball skills and ability to high-point the football made for some impressive and eye-catching wins during 1v1s.