Brooks Rohne, - Prep Redzone

Brooks Rohne

Defensive Back

2027 Class

5'10" Height

170 Weight

Forest Lake School

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About Brooks

Brooks Rohne is a 5'10" Defensive Back in the 2027 class. Rohne attends Forest Lake in Minnesota. Rohne's Player Profile was created on August 4, 2025. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Brooks Rohne is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Back to back standout showings at the Bemidji State team camp for Forest Lake safety Brooks Rohne Brooks Rohne 5'10" | 170 lbs | DB Forest Lake | 2027 State MN . #6 for the Rangers originally got on the PRZMN radar last summer at the very same Big School War on the Shore Team Camp, and he somehow produced an even better showing in 2026 as a rising senior. Rohne was one of the hardest hitters in attendance at the camp, and he had a game-changing performance during the ultra-competitive War on the Shore that really backed his Forest Lake Rangers into the final of the win-or-go-home event.

Rohne produced a:

great open field tackler on an option play against Bemidji. Came downhill quickly and controlled and stuck the RB to negate any further gain

INT versus Bemidji, zone read, perfectly read the QB’s eyes and undercut a WR attempting to sit down back against the QB’s roll out

excellent, thumping 1v1 tackle against Maple Grove, last play, goal line, fake FB dive to a pitch. Came downhill at a perfect angle and stuck the RB right in his tracks. One of the best tackles of the War on the Shore competition

Should be a huge season for this 6A safety, who is also fresh off an NSIC offer from Minnesota State-Moorhead.

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2 weeks ago

Hayden Lindquist

Prep Redzone Scout

Rohne had an electric junior year for the Rangers as both a standout DB and a return man. Watching his film, it’s clear to see that this kid is a physical and downhill DB. He can consistently make big tackles in the box, despite playing several yards outside of it. In the pass game, Rohne does a fantastic job of reading the QB. He’s jumped routes more than once for big plays, and also has showcased his athleticism by high-pointing INTs against bigger receivers. Rohne is a problem in zone coverage. He’s often seen quickly closing the gap between him and wideouts in an instant, and finds a lot of PBUs that are near interceptions. I’m a big fan of Rohne’s upside, and it’s looking like he’s tracking to have a big senior year next fall.