Class 1A West First Team Defensive selection. House was a tackling machine for Fort Hill last season. He made 139 total tackles (72 solo), intercepted two passes, and deflected 19 others as a freshman. That’s elite production regardless of classification. Based on his 2025 season highlights and a recent 7v7 highlight, he looks like he could possibly pan out as a strong safety prospect as well. He looks comfortable in pass coverage.

Through Nov. 14th, House was credited with 110 total tackles (55 solo), 16 pass deflections, and two forced fumbles. House had a pick-six in last week’s game (a 77-12 win over Green Street). House had at least two tackles in which he had to cover 8-10 yards or more before making the tackle behind the line of scrimmage. That’s just a glimpse of how fast he plays from his linebacker position and how sure he is of himself to read and react quickly to what his eyes are showing him.

Levi is the state leader in tackles for freshman, averaging 11 tkls a game and is a player with tons of potential for Fort Hill. With good size and build already at 6’0″ 190, Levi fits the mold of tackling machine from the MLB spot.

First thing you notice about Levi is fast reactions and football instincts. He shows a high football IQ for a freshman. Quick to read & identify plays and fast to close on the ball. He is always around the ball and is a physical player. Levi will come downhill and strike, as well as get sideline to sideline closing on ball carriers. Able to take on blockers and stuff the ball at the LOS, make plays in the backfield, as well as play in space and show cover ability. Levi is a well rounded do it all LB who will be a standout player for years to come, and is already getting his name on colleges radar.