Grant Harpster is a 5'11" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2028 class.
Harpster attends Creighton Prep in Nebraska.
Harpster's Player Profile was created on April 22, 2025.
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Grant is a defensive back that shows on his midseason tape that shows off the physicality you want...
Written by Nate Wahl
Grant
HarpsterDB/WR
Class
2028
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Creighton Prep
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NE
Hidden Gem NE 2028s Primed For A Big Junior Season
(@harpster_grant9) The Jr. Jay’s secondary will take some hits to graduation, but has several players ready to step...
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Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Grant is a defensive back that shows on his midseason tape that shows off the physicality you want from your safety position. The 5’11 185 pounder from Creighton Prep is well-rounded that utilizes great pursuit angles when he comes downhill to assist the run game and also shows off great range for his measurables that can travel sideline to sideline. He also has excellent footwork that can track the path of the ball on those intermediate and deeper routes. I love the motor he plays with on special teams that has a nose for the ball.
The Jr. Jay’s secondary will take some hits to graduation, but has several players ready to step up, like junior Grant HarpsterGrantHarpster
5'11" | 175 lbs | DB/WR
Creighton Prep | 2028 StateNE
. Grant had a solid sophomore season in which he tallied 23 tackles and two TFLs as a backup safety. Watching Grant’s tape, the biggest thing that stands out is that this guy likes to HIT. He is quick to read his keys and explode to the ball, where he uses proper technique and a ton of power to blow up the ball carrier. Grant showed that he can take smart tackling angles when tracking the ball to the outside and can fill his gaps very well when defending inside the box. Grant’s underrated speed allows him to get depth and serve as a reliable defender who can cover deep zones. When defending the pass, Grant does a good job of being physical at the catch point and using his hands to deflect passes or force drops. Big season loading for Grant!