Bergquist has established himself as one of the most physically imposing offensive linemen in Nevada’s 2027 class. The First Team All-State selection plays with a violent demeanor and consistently looks to finish blocks through the whistle. His size and length allow him to overwhelm defenders at the point of attack while creating movement in the run game. He thrives as a mauler who enjoys imposing his will on opposing defensive fronts. With his production and physical traits already on display, it feels like only a matter of time before Division I programs begin extending scholarship offers.

2027 interior lineman Dylan Bergquist Dylan Bergquist 6'4" | 320 lbs | OL Sloan Canyon | 2027 State NV , the starting guard for Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon, brings a rare combination of size and temperament at 6’4, 320 pounds. He plays with a violent, nasty demeanor at the point of attack, rolling his hips and generating displacement to consistently create big running lanes. Bergquist finishes blocks through the whistle and looks to punish defenders, setting the tone for an offense that rushed for over 1,000 yards on the season. In pass protection, he shows a strong anchor and heavy hands, allowing zero sacks while maintaining a firm interior pocket. His power is complemented by functional footwork and awareness, enabling him to handle twists and late blitzers without panic. The production and physical dominance earned him Las Vegas Review-Journal First Team All–Southern Nevada honors. He also secured First Team 4A Lake League All-League recognition, validating his impact as a cornerstone guard with high-upside projection.

Bergquist has great size and hand violence to play with anyone. Bergquist is a violent workhorse-type player who will grind to get his first offer. Look for Bergquist to excel at the Vegas UTR Camp.

Bergquist is a physical mauler at the guard position and has the size, strength, and aggression to be a legitimate D1 prospect. Bergquist was a 2A All-State selection as a freshman but did not play due to transfer rules. Look for Bergquist to continue to improve and have a dominant junior performance that will get him on the map.