Juni has been exceptional this season and it was highlighted in the season opener when he had six sacks and singlehandedly stymied the Granger offense. He is quick off the line, moves well laterally, has good play strength and has active hands. He can win with speed and power.

Moala had six sacks last week and wrecked the game plan for the opposing team. He’ll look to continue his hot hand and disrupt the quarterback all night.

Juni had a tremendous offseason and the transfer to Orem paid itself tenfold. He came away with 6 sacks against a physical Granger line. He is explosive off the line, showcased great quickness, and had exceptional lateral movement and burst. He was a handful throughout the night and displayed strong, violent hands. He changed the way Granger had to play offensively. Definition of a game changer. Great showing by Juni.

Juni is our pick for Region 7 Defensive Player of the Year. He should feast on the 5A competition and is simply too pure an athlete to be single-covered for any extensive time. He’ll need to be double-teamed and chipped, and even then, it might not be good enough. He has all the tools to get 15+ sacks this year and cause chaos all season long.

Moala transfers to Orem and is set to feast on the 5A competition. He is an elite edge rusher who is explosive off the line, has an array of moves, and showcases good bend at the hip and physicality to his game. His hands are quick, and his pursuit is even better. A true elite edge rusher.

Moala transferred in from Davis, and he was the clear standout performer of all the defenders. He showcases high-end athletic traits and can win as an EDGE rusher, and has the power and strength to work and win as an interior rusher. Moala beautifully blended his high-end traits of speed, power, explosiveness, and a multitude of ways to get his linemen off balance. He was the clear standout player. As an EDGE rusher, he showcased his explosive get off and bend at the hip to get by the lineman, and then with the very next rep, used power to get into the lineman’s frame and then his lateral quickness to get by him. When working as an interior rusher, he showcases good quickness to make the linemen shift their weight, and then Moala uses his power to bull rush pass. He is an elite rusher and a high-end Power-Four starter.

Moala is one of top EDGE prospects in the state of Utah.He showed ability to bend at the LOS. Burst to get upfield, use of hands to make quick contact and fluid hips to get around and under the blocks. Moala’s size and athletic ability has earned him offers from power 4 programs.

Moala is an athletic prospect with flexibility to bend at the LOS. Beats blocks with his use of hands and fluid hips to get around and under the block. Moala has the size and athletic ability to go up against offensive line prospect with size and athleticism.

At the 2025 Power House 5v5 event, Moala lined up as an EDGE rusher and an interior rusher. He had a great first step and was explosive off the line. Moala beautifully blended speed and power and showed off great footwork. His quick, violent hands were on display as was his spin move. Moala routinely used his speed and power to get his linemen out of position and off-balance.

Moala has tremendous size, is an exceptional athlete, and is a premier EDGE rusher. He gets doubled team consistently and has the strength to press forward and blow past with the speed to finish and get to the ball carrier. Moala has excellent pursuit and a motor that doesn’t quit. He has an excellent first step and closing speed to go along with being a textbook tackler. Moala isn’t just a pure pass rusher, he shows excellent discipline and on rushing plays will hold the edge and not come crashing down, therefore leaving gap integrity and he can shed his blocker and make a play on the ball carrier. Moala possesses the strength and length to play on the interior and will hold up well against a bigger offensive lineman. He does an excellent job deciphering plays and will intelligently slow his rush on screens and when he knows he won’t get to the Quarterback, will show active hands and disrupt passing lanes. Moala is a premier EDGE rusher and will be a multi-year starter and impact player for a Power Four program and will be recruited on a national level.