It’s great to see Keaton Reinke at the showcasae after a season cut short due to injury. Standing at 6’3 and weighing 200 lbs, he seems to possess the physical attributes necessary for a dominant outside wide receiver spot. The combination of size, agility, and speed is certainly appealing for college coaches, making him an intriguing prospect. Being just a sophomore, Reinke has time to further develop his skills. I suspect he will have a major season next year.

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• 6’3″ 199 lbs
• 4.68 40 Yard Dash
• 4.5 Shuttle
• 9’5″ Broad Jump
• 7.5 L-Drill

Teams looking for a big presence out wide need to check out Keaton Reinke Keaton Reinke 6'3" | 190 lbs | WR St. Charles North | 2026 State IL . He is only a sophomore, but already looks the part of a next level WR. Keaton only got to play two games this year due to injury, but the traits still show up on tape. He has the big catch radius and soft hands. Reinke will go up and attack the ball. He also has the body control and balance to win along the sideline. The long striding WR eats up DB cushions as he takes the top off the defense. Big things are ahead for Keaton. Make sure you have him on your radars.

St. Charles North’s 2026 class has a lively and soon-to-be deadly passing attack with Matthew Plumb Matthew Plumb 6'4" | 215 lbs | ATH St. Charles North | 2026 State IL and the now-mentioned Keaton Reinke Keaton Reinke 6'3" | 190 lbs | WR St. Charles North | 2026 State IL . Another 2026 WR already possessing strong size, Reinke measures in at 6’2, 190 lbs. and clocks in as the #34 overall freshman and #11 ranked wideout in the inaugural PRzIL 2026 rankings. Also a standout outfielder and RHP on SCN’s varsity baseball team who just hit a walk-off RBI single to beat crosstown rival St. Charles East in exciting 2-1 fashion, Reinke stays busy and has also helped Midwest Boom win hardware on the offseason 7v7 circuit. Last fall on the gridiron, Reinke generally played with the sophomore and JV squads of the North Stars but did earn varsity reps on the SCN playoff run deep into the fall. He showed off tons of length, with a ton of room to continue to grow and fill out, and those long legs helped him stay upright through tackle attempts at his lower body, as well as land on his feet and continue forward for big plays after high pointing and snagging the ball beautifully out of the air. Reinke was a big play machine from the X or as an in-line TE, and has good body control that allows him to operate with a large catch radius and generally stay on his feet through contact. Physical blocker as well. The future is very bright for Reinke in both football and baseball.