Griffin Ellingson is a 5'11" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Ellingson attends Lake Oswego in Oregon and plays club football for Eforce Showtime.
Ellingson's Player Profile was created on April 10, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Griffin
EllingsonWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Lake Oswego
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6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 3
Ellingson played a major role in a memorable night for Lake Oswego, which rolled past No. 10 Sherwood...
Written by Connor Darby
Griffin
EllingsonWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Lake Oswego
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OR
Metro League 2025 All-Conference First Team Breakdown
Ellingson emerged as Sunset’s top playmaker, showing strong hands and route-running ability. He consistently produced against tough competition....
Written by Connor Darby
Griffin
EllingsonWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Lake Oswego
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OR
6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 7
Ellingson was unstoppable on both sides of the ball in Sunset’s 44-14 win over Southridge. The junior hauled...
Written by Connor Darby
Connor Darby | Prep Redzone Scout
Connor Darby
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Ellingson played a major role in a memorable night for Lake Oswego, which rolled past No. 10 Sherwood 51-16 as head coach Steve Coury earned his 300th career victory. The senior wide receiver found the end zone four times, scoring twice through the air, once on the ground, and once on a spectacular 80-yard kickoff return. His ability to impact the game in multiple phases made him one of the biggest reasons the Lakers were able to cruise past a ranked opponent. With every TRL team picking up a victory this week, Ellingson’s four-touchdown performance still managed to stand above the rest.
Ellingson emerged as Sunset’s top playmaker, showing strong hands and route-running ability. He consistently produced against tough competition. Ellingson’s competitiveness and toughness stood out on film. He was a go-to option in critical situations.
Ellingson was unstoppable on both sides of the ball in Sunset’s 44-14 win over Southridge. The junior hauled in eight receptions for 132 yards and two touchdowns while making his mark defensively with two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown. His ability to dominate in multiple roles set the tone for the Apollos’ performance. Ellingson continues to emerge as one of the Metro League’s most dynamic playmakers.