Pederson recently transferred from Higley to Corona Del Sol. 5’10” 170 lbs. he’s a solid slot receiver and a breakout candidate as senior. He’s a creative route runner that separates with sudden quickness, tempo changes, and acceleration out of the break. He’s got a good feel for space and attacks DB’s leverage with good use of stems. One to watch playing with one of the top QB’s in state next season.

Keegan had ACL surgery in September, and it’s pretty wild how far along he already is. He’s out there this spring cutting sharply and moving like a guy who never missed time. That explosiveness is still there — he’s got serious juice in and out of his breaks, and he’s capable of making plays in a lot of different ways. He’s one of those receivers who can win a contested ball, make a tough sideline grab, or just flat-out outmaneuver a defender in space. Even though he’s not the tallest receiver on the field, his body control and vertical ability make up for it. He’s really well-rounded — strong hands, great athlete, and a confident playmaker. With a few more months to get fully back into contact shape, there’s every reason to believe he’s headed for a huge bounce-back year in 2025.