In addition to the aforementioned Akeed Ali Akeed Ali 6'1" | 160 lbs | ATH East Ridge | 2027 State MN , Redwood Valley’s Lucas Fuhr Lucas Fuhr 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH Redwood Valley | 2027 State MN is easily one of the most underrated playmakers in the entire state this fall. He’s also verified as one of the fastest football players in all of Minnesota, coming into his senior season with personal bests of a 10.84 100M, 21.85 200M, and 50.88 400M. That is real-deal, game-changing speed, ladies and gentlemen, and Fuhr put it to good use in Week 3 against Paynesville. In the 39-7 win, Fuhr popped off for 22 rushes for 153 yards and 2 TDs, and the film displays a 30-yard TD run that saw him explode up the gut of the defense and, not kidding, ran through four different tackle attempts by Paynesville defenders. Absurd TD run and highlight that displayed rare contact balance and overall playmaking ability for a tailback of Fuhr’s size. Strong, strong, strong. And physical.

No tape from Pipestone, but his Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg pops, as he can easily take the edge on a defense, especially on off-tackle runs, particularly pitches or tosses. He blocked a punt in explosive fashion, and was able to slice through the middle of the defense with so much force and momentum that he was able to carry 2-4 KMS defenders for extra yardage after first contact, Fuhr sniffs out the ball from his DB spot and triggers on passes with lightning-quick efficiency and breaks. Plus, he’ll clap you at the contact point and has no problems laying the wood, Overall a rare combination of contact balance and top-end speed, not to mention great hands and a big catch radius. Eye-catching snag back and behind him that he reeled in with noticeably strong hands and good concentration.

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The 3-sport athlete for Redwood Valley, Lucas Fuhr Lucas Fuhr 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH Redwood Valley | 2027 State MN , continues to grow as a very talented athlete with football, track, and wrestling at a premium level. Fuhr has performed very well this season with track, having won several individual and relay competitions this season already for 100 and 200 meter dash/relays. While a RB/SS for the Cardinals, his role is a bit more undefined, being seen as well lining up in the slot at WR. Fuhr is a dangerous player to get the ball into his hands, as he is capable of breaking a long run on a whim, while also using his speed and instincts to showcase strong ball-tracking skills both against the pass and the run while proving sticky in man coverage and uneasy to shake off. Fuhr may lean more toward the other two sports at the next level, and Fuhr will have a lot to offer not just for the Cardinals’ football team, but for the overall athletic program at Redwood Valley going forward.