Mason Tavita is a 6'3" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2029 class.
Tavita attends Mountain Ridge in Utah.
Tavita's Player Profile was created on June 19, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
2029 Rankings: Key Offensive Linemen
Mason is an exceptional talent. He plays with a nastiness that you love to see. He has a...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
2029 Rankings: Risers
Mason climbs four spots and, after a fantastic Freshman season, transfers from West Jordan to Mountain Ridge where...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
2029 Rankings: 6-10
Mason has an excellent frame and size. He can work as a blindside tackle if needed to slide...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Region 4 Breakouts
Mason came to West Jordan as a polished lineman in the youth program and earned playing time as...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Week 5 Preview: Cyprus at West Jordan
Mason has been exceptional and stepped in day one and locked down a starting position along the Offensive...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
5A-Region 4 Predictions
Tavita was a huge get for West Jordan, and he has a shot to make an immediate impact...
Written by Andy Pham
Mason
TavitaOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
315
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
2029 Rankings: Potential Risers Pt.2
Tavita is the OL4 and the 36th-ranked prospect in the state. He has good size and can be...
Written by Andy Pham
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Mason is an exceptional talent. He plays with a nastiness that you love to see. He has a great frame and for a player his size, he is light on his feet and moves well. The combination of physicality, and quickness makes him a unique prospect. He gets to the second level with ease, can play on the inside or be left on an island just fine. He has a quick first step and speedy rushers do not bother him. He is an exciting prospect who will garner P4 looks.
Mason climbs four spots and, after a fantastic Freshman season, transfers from West Jordan to Mountain Ridge where he should elevate his game even more. Mason has good size, and he is a lineman who is light on his feet. He can work inside or outside and has the athleticism to be used in the pulling game and getting to the second level. He’s an exciting prospect and has all the tools to be a P4 prospect.
Mason has an excellent frame and size. He can work as a blindside tackle if needed to slide inside as an interior lineman. He moves well, is quick on his feet and has good lateral agility and him transitioning full time to a blindsided tackle would arguably be his best position. He is a physical lineman and excels at run blocking as he’ll get to the second level with ease. He does well in pass protection and holds up to speed and bull rushers. Plenty of traits to like and he’ll garner Power-Four offers.
Mason came to West Jordan as a polished lineman in the youth program and earned playing time as a freshman. He’s been one of the best lineman on the West Jordan team and he brings immense talent. He moves exceptionally well, can play outside or be moved inside, has good quickness and footwork. He hands are active and quick and he enforces his physicality onto his defender. Lots of traits to like.
Mason has been exceptional and stepped in day one and locked down a starting position along the Offensive Line. He has an exceptional base, has good footwork, and is a player with great size for the position. He projects as a blindside tackle and should garner some D1 looks.
Tavita was a huge get for West Jordan, and he has a shot to make an immediate impact for the varsity squad due to his ready-made skill set. He is fundamentally ready and showcases a great tool set to be a plug-and-play lineman immediately. He should make an impact on Thursday nights, and should suit up on Fridays and find a way to get on the field. I’d argue he’s a top 3 offensive lineman on the team right now. He’s versatile enough to line up anywhere along the line, and that should further help him get on the field early.
Tavita is the OL4 and the 36th-ranked prospect in the state. He has good size and can be lined up on the outside or covered up and be an interior lineman. He shows good strength and physicality in his game. Tavita moves well and is a mauler; he does exceptionally well against the run and will get to the second level. He’ll have a shot at varsity reps by next season.