Hudson Kleinhesselink is a 5'10" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2028 class.
Kleinhesselink attends MOC-Floyd Valley in Iowa.
Kleinhesselink's Player Profile was created on June 10, 2025.
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Hudson
KleinhesselinkWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
170
HS
MOC-Floyd Valley
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IA
2026 Team Preview: MOC-Floyd Valley Dutchmen
An immediate standout as an all-purpose threat, Hudson Kleinhesselink has endured himself as a promising playmaker for the...
Written by Austin Lowell
Hudson
KleinhesselinkWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
170
HS
MOC-Floyd Valley
|
IA
Scouting Reports: Iowa 2028s Climbing Ladder
Kleinhesselink managed positive results in all three phases as a sophomore this past campaign. He registered 22.0 tackles...
Written by Rob Howe
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
An immediate standout as an all-purpose threat, Hudson KleinhesselinkHudsonKleinhesselink
5'10" | 170 lbs | WR/DB
MOC-Floyd Valley | 2028 StateIA
has endured himself as a promising playmaker for the Dutchmen going forward. Seeing playing time primarily on defense and special-teams, Kleinhesselink recorded 22 tackles and a TFL on defense, caught 9 passes for 135 yards and a TD, added 66 rushing yards (5.5 YPC), and recorded 331 kick return yards (27.6 yards per return) and a kick return TD as a sophomore. A stud who’s game is best defined by his speed, Kleinhesselink is reported to have run a 4.5 40 yard time and a 11.02 100 yard meter time, and that kind of speed will make him dangerous nearly every time the ball is in his hands. The Dutchmen will certainly be looking for ways to get the ball in his hands as much as possible entering his junior season.
Kleinhesselink managed positive results in all three phases as a sophomore this past campaign. He registered 22.0 tackles with 20 of them being solo stops and one of them resulting in lost yardage. Kleinhesselink rushed for 66 yards (5.5 YPC), and caught nine balls for 135 yards and a touchdown. He averaged 27.6 yards on 12 kick returns, taking one of them back to the house. Kleinhesselink shines during his 10th-grade highlight video. He’s a playmaker with the ball in his hands. There’s a feel for kick returning and speed to burn. As a receiver, he runs crisp routes and understands the importance of body positioning. Kleinhesselink doesn’t include defensive highlights on his film, but it’s easy to see why his skill set was able to produce as he did on that side of the ball.