Chambers played a major role in No. 4 Ridgeview’s 35-0 shutout of Caldera, connecting with quarterback Jordan Rodriguez for three touchdowns. The senior wide receiver finished with 93 receiving yards, providing a consistent big-play threat as the Ravens cruised to a dominant victory. Chambers’ three touchdown receptions accounted for a significant portion of Ridgeview’s offensive production and helped the team remain unbeaten through another impressive performance.

Chambers enters his senior season as one of the premier receivers in Oregon and has already begun drawing interest from multiple Big Sky programs, as well as schools in the Ivy League and Patriot League. Coach Pileggi believes his offseason transformation has taken his game to another level after shifting his training focus more toward football. Already known for his reliable hands, Chambers has become stronger, faster, and a more polished route runner, and don’t be surprised if he puts together one of the best receiving seasons in the state this fall.

Chambers had a great sophomore season for Ridgeview and has the chance to develop into an all-around wide receiver. What stood out most on film was his contested catch ability, which is impressive for any sophomore at the varsity level. If Chambers can keep working on his technique and route running, he has the chance to blow up.