Powers leads all of Colorado with tackles. The 5’10 157-pound linebacker had 156 total tackles (23 solo, 133 assisted), 22 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 2 FF, 2 FR, and 1 blocked field goal with 20 receptions for 124 yards and 2 touchdowns. Powers has good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, good change of direction, lateral quickness, and jumping. Powers is a great downhill linebacker and running back. He has very good competitive toughness, consistently running around helping his teammates finish tackles. Good read and reaction speed. Very good tackling with good strength. Good block shedding with good blitz take off speed. Very good range. As a running back, he has very good inside running and vision to route through the defense. He’s a bruising running back with very good trucking. Great season by the linebacker.

Measuring in at 5’10 157-pounds, the RB/LB had 4 carries for 13 yards and 1 touchdown, with 18 total tackles (5 solo, 13 assisted), and 1 interception. Powers has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good speed, change of direction, lateral quickness, and jumping. Good read and reaction speed. Trusts his instincts and puts himself in the position to make a play. Very good downhill linebacker. Very good tackling. Consistently helping teammates finish tackles or using his good range to run across the field to make the play. Good catching skills on his interception. On his touchdown, he’s like a bowling ball and falls forward for extra yards. Powers is a great two-way player, and showed it in the loss.

Powers is a linebacker who plays with aggression and quickness, making him a nightmare for opposing offenses. He is a hard hitter that at times can force fumbles with his physicality. Powers has a natural instinct for the game, quickly filling gaps and stopping runners in their tracks. His quickness allows him to shoot through lanes before blockers can react, and his ability to shed or evade linemen makes him a nuisance for offensive coordinators. He finished last season with an impressive 139 total tackles and three sacks, demonstrating his ability to contribute in both run defense and pass-rushing situations. If he continues to develop and hits the camp circuit this offseason, he could draw serious interest from college scouts.

Powers exemplified dominance for Montrose High School this season, compiling an impressive 139 total tackles, including six tackles for loss, three sacks, and two forced fumbles. Known for his relentless energy and football IQ, Powers consistently flew around the field, rallying to the ball and disrupting plays. His ability to read offenses and get downhill allowed him to create chaos both at and behind the line of scrimmage, making him a nightmare for opposing offenses. Whether it was getting in on assisted tackles or making solo stops, Powers was always near the football. His vision, paired with his physicality, made him an invaluable asset to his team’s defense, as he constantly found himself in the right place at the right time. A true playmaker, Powers’ ability to cause disruption was a key component of Montrose’s defensive success, and his presence on the field elevated everyone around him.