Lambert is one of the more under-recruited kids in Northern California and is coming off a stellar Senior season campaign for the state champions where he rushed for 1,400 yards and 16 touchdowns, adding another 352 receiving yards and 5 scores. On film, he shows he is a very physical ball carrier that gets downhill quickly, runs behind his pads and shows contact balance in the open field while tough to bring down in one on one situations. Lambert also displays natural pass catching abilities out of the backfield and can get up-field quickly and has third level speed with good open field vision as well. Overall, one of the more explosive and versatile backs in Norcal, he will be a name to watch as we near national signing day.

Lambert made the transfer to grant this off-season from Cosumnes Oaks, and is a huge pickup for the loaded Pacers who should make a deep playoff run this season. Lambert’s career with the Pacers started off with a bang against Edison where he rushed for 181 yards on the ground and 3 touchdowns, in Grant’s convincing 28-7 win over the Vikings on opening weekend. He is a big and physical back with natural forward lean/good pad level, excellent contact balance through traffic and has a strong initial burst through the first level while always falling forward to gain the tough yards. Lambert should be one of the sections top rushers this fall, but has been one of the more under-recruited prospects across the region in the 2025 class.