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Keigan Canto

Running Back

2026 Class

5'8" Height

185 Weight

King Philip School

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About Keigan

Keigan Canto is a 5'8" Running Back in the 2026 class. Canto attends King Philip in New England. Canto's Player Profile was created on January 19, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Keigan Canto is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Keigan

Canto RB

Class

2026

Height

5'8"

Weight

185

HS

King Philip

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New E

Keigan Canto

Prospect Introduction: Keigan Canto Keigan Canto , a 5’8”, 185-pound running back from King Phillip Regional High School...

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Roger Silva

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Prospect Introduction: Keigan Canto Keigan Canto 5'8" | 185 lbs | RB King Philip | 2026 New E

Keigan Canto Keigan Canto 5'8" | 185 lbs | RB King Philip | 2026 New E , a 5’8”, 185-pound running back from King Phillip Regional High School in Wrentham, Massachusetts, emerges as a promising prospect in the Class of 2026 from the New England region. His film review from February 15, 2025, showcases an instinctive runner with a natural ability to identify and exploit running lanes, using quick jab steps to navigate through defenses. Canto displays reliable hands, adding value as a receiver in the passing game, and demonstrates elusiveness to avoid tacklers. However, areas for improvement include his tendency to run with a high pad level, which can hinder his effectiveness, particularly in short-yardage situations inside the tackles where more lean and power are needed. He also needs to finish runs with greater authority to maximize his impact. While his agility and vision are evident, verifying his 40-yard dash time will be crucial to assessing his speed and overall grade better. With his compact build and skill set, Canto has the potential to develop into a versatile back at the NCAA level, provided he refines his technique and adds strength. His highlight reel (available at Hudl) offers a glimpse of a prospect with upside, making him a player to watch as he progresses through high school.