Stats: 5 Receptions, 125 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Tackles

Stratford has been on a tear this postseason, beating multiple very good teams. They are clearly on a mission. One of the playmakers leading the way for this team is senior Coltan Breit Coltan Breit 6'0" | 170 lbs | ATH/DB Stratford | 2026 State WI . Friday night the defense could not keep the speedy WR in front of them. His speed was a difficult matchup and his hands tell me that the versatile athlete could definitely play WR at the next level. The only time he did catch the ball in front of the defense was when it was designed in the quick passing game. That faced the DBs with a new challenge of having to contain him after the catch. It is impressive to see how much a kid can change a game with just 5 touches of the football. Coltan is an intriguing weapon.

Stratford will be looking for a third straight State Championship this fall, and a ’26 who will be a key piece to that success is Coltan Breit Coltan Breit 6'0" | 170 lbs | ATH/DB Stratford | 2026 State WI . The junior WR/DB already has been contributing heavily on both sides of the ball. Coltan is a prototypical example of the small school, big time talent. The junior can quickly take the top off the defense at WR and easily track the ball and run underneath it deep downfield. Coltan checks every box athletically from that speed to his acceleration and release off the line, and hand-eye coordination to make plays on the ball in traffic on both sides of the ball. That agility, burst, and change of direction shine on defense as well as offense. Plus he isn’t afraid to drop the hammer on receivers as a tackler. Versatility. Raw talent. Check this kid out.

We already were fans of Coltan coming into the event, ranking him in the top half of his Class. However, the junior stole the show once the horn blew for the testing to start. The 6’0.5″ 170 lbs athlete showed off his explosive athleticism and long speed at every station. He exploded for a 37.3″ & 36.3″ vertical jump. Coltan also crushed a 9’5.75″ and 9’4″ broad jump. The ’26 has build an explosive lower body that also shined at the 40 where he was able to get a great burst at the start and hit back to back 4.70 40s. The reigning State Champ put on a show.