Stats: 35 Carries, 275 Yards, 5 TDsrnWhat a week for the Whitefish Bay junior! Harry took over the matchup with West Bend East. Harry is an intriguing prospect because of the talent and his versatility. Through his first two seasons we have seen Harry all over the field. This season he has really found home at RB. The traits fit the role very well. At 5’9″ 175 lbs he is an undersized back, but he plays to his strengths. Between the tackles the junior thrives with his vision, burst, and short area agility. He can move so quickly in any direction while playing inside a phone booth. That athleticism allows him to be elusive even in a crowded front seven. Once he breaks loose, or gets outside contain, Bortolotti has enough long speed to create the big highlight play runs. Don’t sleep on the rising ATH.

Stock Movement: Up 36 SpotsrnA riser who will be making game-changing plays on both sides of the ball this season is Whitefish Bay’s Harry Bortolotti Harry Bortolotti 5'10" | 180 lbs | ATH Whitefish Bay | 2025 State WI . The WR/RB/DB is a 5’9″ 175 lbs bully on offense. He beats up DBs as a blocker out wide. In his limited RB play, Harry has shown the natural instincts and vision to find blocks and alleys to run through. That same physical play style comes through when he is at DB stopping the run. The junior attacks downhill, closes quickly, and is a reliable wrap up tackler. In coverage, Harry has the hips to be able to flip and run and the speed to stay with them deep. The junior can do it all. Keep an eye on him this fall.

The 5’9″ 175 lbs sophomore is ready to breakout this fall. He did a lot of different things for Whitefish Bay in 2022. We saw him at WR, RB, and DB. At WR, Harry made his impact as a blocker. The underclassman attacked DBs and overpowered them leaving them on their back. In his two games at RB, Harry gave us a look at some impressive vision and instincts despite minimal experience. He read blocks, found cut backs, and set up defenders. On defense, Harry is a reliable tackler on the perimeter. You can count on him to end the play when he is one on one in space. In coverage, Harry has the speed to run with receivers, and the recovery speed to be able to make up ground while the ball is in the air. Lastly, it is great seeing how aggressive he is at the catch point to break up passes or pick it off. Have him on your radar for this fall.