Gavin Gerritson is a 6'2" Linebacker/Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Gerritson attends West Sioux in Iowa.
Gerritson's Player Profile was created on November 19, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Gavin
GerritsonLB/WR
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
195
HS
West Sioux
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IA
Dordt College Seeking In-State Talent With Recent 2027 Offers
A unique linebacker and wide receiver combo, Gavin Gerritson is a playmaker on both sides of the field...
Written by Eliot Clough
Gavin
GerritsonLB/WR
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
195
HS
West Sioux
|
IA
IA Class A Top WR/TEs to Watch in 2026
Gavin Gerritson has garnered more prominence as a LB prospect, but also showcases plenty of versatility to dual...
Written by Austin Lowell
Gavin
GerritsonLB/WR
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
195
HS
West Sioux
|
IA
Scouting Reports: State Semis Class A Guys on the Rise
I was impressed with what I saw from West Sioux during its game against MMCRU in the state...
On offense, Gerritson’s biggest strength is in the screen game, able to sneak back and grab a lofted pass over incoming pass-rushers, Gerritson turns upfield, locates his blockers, and patiently navigates through space using vision and speed.
As a linebacker, he uses that same patience to track down running backs or other ball-carriers, ensuring he doesn’t get beat or miss a tackle in the open field.
Gavin GerritsonGavinGerritson
6'2" | 195 lbs | LB/WR
West Sioux | 2027 IA
has garnered more prominence as a LB prospect, but also showcases plenty of versatility to dual as one of of the top pass-catchers for the Falcons as well. Gerritson finished with 556 receiving yards on 38 receptions and 6 TDs in 2025. Lining up as a TE, Gerritson works very well as a checkdown option who can turn a short pass into a big gain, Gerritson shows fluid movement and speed after the catch, following his lanes, and getting the most out of each catch he makes. Gerritson’s productivity may be more evident on the defensive side of the ball, which may be his priority focus going forward, but he also shows himself well as a viable option in the passing game as well.
I was impressed with what I saw from West Sioux during its game against MMCRU in the state semifinals at the UNI-Dome. Gerritson was one of the Falcons that shined the brightest. He hauled in four passes for 82 yards and led them in tackles with 14. Eight of those stops were of the solo variety. Gerritson is an angular athlete that runs well. His projectable frame is capable of adding good weight and strength, leaving the door open for position flexibility on the next level. And rest assured, he has college potential. He finished his junior campaign ranking second on his team with 38 catches for 556 yards and was tied for the lead with six touchdown grabs. Gerritson piled up 78.0 tackles (63 solo, 7.5 TFL), a sack, four fumble recoveries and an interception.