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• 69-1,031-13 in 2022
• Finished 4th in receptions and 6th in receiving yards
• Responsible for 49% of team’s total receiving yards
• Finished 8-3, Made a Level 2 Playoff Appearance

Collin proved in 2022 that he can be a go to WR, and that he is going to come down with the ball even when the defense, and the entire stadium, knows it is going to him. Collin put up one of the best stat lines in 2022 going 69-1,031-13. What is more impressive is how much of the ovearll passing game he was responsible for. He had 3.5 times more receptions than anyone else on his team and more than 4 times the receiving yards. Collin also had 10 more receiving TDs than the next man. The physical WR is one of the best at going and getting the football in traffic, and should provide us with many more highlight reel catches as he makes a run at the top spot in the category.

The top uncommitted athlete coming out of Kenosha County is the Westosha Central WR. The 6’1″ 190 lbs WR seems to be under the radar overall. He holds offers from Carthage, Oshkosh, and MNSU- Mankato. The top 10 WR put up 69 receptions, 1000+ yards, and 15 TDs in 2022. He is a proven athlete with the talent to match. Collin is gifted at tracking the football in the air. His tape has multiple examples of him making acrobatic catches to secure downfield passes. His soft hands and great hand-eye coordination help him create a large catch radius. Collin has proven he can make the concentration catches in traffic as well. After the catch, Meininger is a tough, physical runner who will run through contact while piling up yards after the catch. Check out his tape below. Don’t miss out on the talented WR.

Stats: 69 Receptions, 1,031 Yards, 13 TDsrnCollin had a special season in 2022. As a junior he was Top 10 in catches, yards, and TDs. While the offense was well balanced, the passing game relied heavily on Meininger. He was the only receiver with more than 350 yards and 3 TDs on his team. Collin is one of the better receivers when it comes to the catch point, making catches in traffic, and playing through contact. He helped his team get to Level 2 last season. I think they are prepared to make a deeper run this fall. He is an impressive prospect for the next level also.

Coming in at ATH4 is the highest debuting ATH. The Westosha Central WR/S is a big play producer at WR. He attacks the ball in the air and plays bigger than his 6′ 190 lbs frame might suggest. His hands are impressive. They allow him to have a large catch radius. He can go up high or bring it in off his shoe strings. Collin also has the speed to get deep on the defense. On defense, that speed gives him the range to put  himself in position to make plays. His power to run though tackles also translates into solid power in his own tackles form the safety position. I can see Collin playing either side at the next level, and needs to be watched this fall. Big year in the  making.