Osakis had one of the biggest and baddest rosters of the entire 2026 Bemidji State small school War on the Shore team camp. The Silverstreaks put the beef and talent to good use, putting together one of the strongest showings at the BSU small school team camp, and the Class AA state championship contender was led on the offensive side of their ball by their stud RB Isaac Chisholm Isaac Chisholm 5'11" | 180 lbs | RB/LB Osakis | 2028 MN . Chisholm more than forced PRZMN‘s in terms of him getting him onto he Ranking’s Big Board, walking out of Bemidji as one of the camps’ best playmakers and best verified athletes. The hosting Beavers worked out the 2028 playmaker, along with a handful of other standout names from the camp, and Chisholm popped off fantastic athletic numbers on the grass of the practice fields, namely a 4.78 40, 4.69 shuttle, 9’8 broad! That’s one way to get on a scholarship program’s radar!

The stud RB owns a lean, wiry, powerful build, and he knew how to use it, taking advantage of the giant holes his OL was producing and putting together maybe the best individual body of work of any tailback in attendance at BSU, especially War on the Shore. Chisholm’s highlighted plays include:

Chisholm was a patient RB who sees the cutback and lets the blocking and hole develop, and once he sticks, plants, and works upfield, his acceleration and burst were deadly against defenses from all over Minnesota. Contact balance and elusiveness were also impressive assets in the open field. Someone has earned themselves quite a ranking’s bump thanks to his performance at the Bemidji State War on the Shore small school team camp. Also has PRed with a 11.27 100M dash this outdoor track & field season.

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I smell a rankings bump! People always say “kids shouldn’t specialize” and “kids should play multiple sports.” However, it’s always good to see examples of this in real time, and we have a good one here, as Isaac Chisholm Isaac Chisholm 5'11" | 180 lbs | RB/LB Osakis | 2028 MN ‘s track and field metrics this spring forced PRZMN to pay attention, peep the film, evaluate, and kid this kid on a feature as soon as possible. This is a small example, and serious scholarship money is the pinnacle of these positive outcomes, which Chisholm is inching towards as both a football and track & field recruit.

The reported 6′, 180 lber. has posted official PRs of an 11.27 100M, 23.73 200M, and 35’9″ shot put at 200 pounds this spring, and also added a 11.41 100M PR as a freshman in 2025 outdoor season. He also has reported a 215 lb. bench, 315 lb. squat, and 245 lb. power clean in the weight room and is a varsity hooper for Osakis‘ basketball team. On offense, he’s a patient runner who accelerates from a dead stop with dangerous explosiveness, and he has the top-end speed to finish splash plays for six and outpace those final pursuit angles from backside defensive backs. He displays light, nimble footwork, a strong lower body, and good overall contact balance that make for a fun combination on tape. Chisholm does a good job of not letting defenders square him up and get a clean shot on him, and the acceleration after a broken tackle is very dangerous for defenses to handle and corral. He’s also a deep threat out of the backfield with vertical speed and deep ball tracking ability.

Defensively, Chisholm sneaks into passing lanes around the flats for game-changing INTs and PBUs and demonstrates splash-play ability and speed as a blitzer. He’s a good tackler in space who closes and sucks in space with pace, and is an instinctive and disruptive player from his OLB spot who can read, react, and make plays on the ball all over the field. Get this kid some college attention ASAP.

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