More unsigned Minnesota beef coming at you live from the 2026 class! Minnetonka’s Kingston Hamblin Kingston Hamblin 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL Minnetonka | 2026 State MN has been a favorite of PRZMN’s for a couple years now, and he continued to get bigger, stronger, and better each and every time we see him. The Native All-American has been a irreplaceable anchor and tone-setter for the Skippers‘ back-to-back 6A state semifinal runs as an OG on the Skippers’ road-grading offensive line. Hamblin is a fun watch in a camp setting too, proving himself as one tough SOB and NSIC talent during the Bemidji State Prospect Camp this past summer, which just so happened to occur in the freezing rain off a cold and continual gust of wind off Lake Bemidji. Hamblin has earned offer from Mankato State, Bemidji State, Winona State, Northern State, and St. John’s, and his fluid mobility and COD skills, big-time, big-gam experience, and strength at the point of attack, as well as impressive God-given size will serve him well at the next level, wherever he ends up. If he ends up at SJU I’m going to be terrified for opposing MIAC DL.

A favorite of the PRzMN staff, Hamblin was an absolute road-grader during the 2024 season and was a key contributor and lynchpin to Minnetonka’s ride to the 2024 Class 6A state championship, where they finished runner-up to Maple Grove. With verified size, solid athleticism, and some great junior tape that shows off a quick and balanced OG who is effective in space and a nasty finisher, Hamblin has earned three offers in three months, beginning with MSU-Mankato in March and adding Bemidji State and Winona State offers to top it off. Sounds like Hamblin may be kicking out to OT for his senior season, and no matter what happens, I’m excited to see what this Minnetonka offense is going to produce. I hope we get to see Hamblin and his teammates on the camp trail soon.

Another standout on Minnetonka’s offensive-line, Kingston Hamblin Kingston Hamblin 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL Minnetonka | 2026 State MN ‘s role is established primarily at the Right Guard position, and he’s been an excellent fixture at that position for the Skippers’ line. Hamblin is one of the most dangerous blockers in motion, and when he’s running toward a defender, he’s going to run through them almost every time. Hamblin is exceptional at getting to the second level of the defense, and he’s been proficient with his hand skills and his ability to drive through defenders. Minnetonka’s line will once again be dangerous in 2025 with Hamblin’s returning presence.