Charlie Bobholz is a 5'11" Quarterback in the 2026 class.
Bobholz attends Mankato West in Minnesota.
Bobholz's Player Profile was created on January 31, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Charlie
BobholzQB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
180
HS
Mankato West
|
MN
612Qs Final Summer Session: Top Performers Pt. 1
A staple of the 612QBs camps and practices, Bobholz looks to be gearing up for a big senior...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Charlie
BobholzQB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
180
HS
Mankato West
|
MN
St. Olaf Prospect Camp: Top QBs/Kickers
A QB who has received a ton of attention from MIAC schools, Bobholz impressed me with his ability...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Charlie
BobholzQB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
180
HS
Mankato West
|
MN
612QBs Camp: Best 2026 QBs
Bobholz had an up-and-down junior season, but he proved that he’s improved over the course of this offseason,...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Hayden Lindquist | Prep Redzone Scout
Hayden Lindquist
Prep Redzone Scout
A staple of the 612QBs camps and practices, Bobholz looks to be gearing up for a big senior season in his second year as the Mankato West signal caller. Bobholz is a well-rounded QB who can fill a lot of roles for a variety of offenses. He’s got a talented arm and can release the ball at a wide range of arm angles. His ball placement can be very high level, especially when you get within the red zone. He’s got a pair of offers from Buena Vista and St. Olaf, and should be noted as a QB to watch ahead of the 2025 season.
A QB who has received a ton of attention from MIAC schools, Bobholz impressed me with his ability to rip quick short-level balls into wideouts’ hands. He’s consistently tested among the best QBs at all the camps he’s attended, and when you ask him to uncork his arm, Bobholz can let the ball sail. When he hits his stride and finds a rhythm, Bobholz is a force to be reckoned with in the pocket. A big senior year could be loading for the Mankato West product.
Bobholz had an up-and-down junior season, but he proved that he’s improved over the course of this offseason, and had himself a pretty good camp showing. He had a handful of quick route throws that were incredibly attention-getting, because of his stellar ball-placement and great touch. His long balls weren’t as impressive, but he did show the ability to make deeper throws downfield. Bobholz’s trajectory this offseason is encouraging and it’s only March, he’s definitely a 2026 who could breakout during his senior year.