Masyn Zahursky, Berea Midpark

Masyn Zahursky

Class: 2025
Position: OL
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 275
School: Berea Midpark

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About Masyn

Masyn Zahursky is a 6'4" Offensive Line in the 2025 class. Zahursky attends Berea Midpark in Ohio. Zahursky's Player Profile was created on September 14, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Masyn Zahursky is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Expert Analysis

Masyn

Zahursky OL

Class

2025

Height

6'4"

Weight

275

HS

Berea Midpark

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OH

Masyn Zahursky

Masyn Zahursky has the size and makeup of a Division I offensive lineman who used his junior season...

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Matt Lofgren

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Masyn Zahursky Masyn Zahursky 6'4" | 275 lbs | OL Berea Midpark | 2025 State OH has the size and makeup of a Division I offensive lineman who used his junior season to show more improvements throughout the year. Plays an athletic brand of football from the offensive tackle position with light feet and a mean streak to his game. At 6-foot-4 and 265-pounds, he moves very well when moving up to the second level to block. Keeps a solid base in pass protection with power in his lower body to keep his quarterback’s jersey clean. Has a quick first step to position himself with an advantage against speedy defensive ends. Able to pull from the left tackle spot and deliver big hits when on the move while maintaining good form. Has a good sense of space around him, will assist in blocks that usually end up sending a defender to the ground. Keeps his weight balanced, able to make hits and keep his footing even when engaged in trench battles. Zahursky picked up a couple offers from Kent State and Bowling Green before the season and earned the attention of Toledo and Marshall during the season. He picked up Division I All-Ohio third team honors this past season showing the high ceiling of potential he possesses as a future Division I college player.