Dunlap-Myvett moved up from the 2028 watchlist to the official rankings with the playmaking he showed late in the season for Centennial. PRZ NV’s #3-ATH took over at QB for the Bulldogs in late October and capitalized on the opportunity by passing for 750+ yards and 11 TDs and rushing for another 450+ yards and 4 TDs in four games. He’s a dynamic athlete that proved to be an explosive playmaker with the ball in his hands with the speed and elusiveness he packs as a runner. He’s an underrated, developing passer that can throw on the run and create off-script. Dunlap-Myvett is a player to monitor over the coming seasons.

Nehemiah Dunlap‑Myvett made a major impact for Centennial this season, showing off his versatility and playmaking ability on both sides of the ball. He totaled 841 passing yards with 12 touchdowns and added 557 rushing yards, proving to be one of the team’s most dynamic offensive weapons. His 16.2 yards per completion highlights his knack for creating explosive plays and stretching defenses with speed and vision.At 5’7″, 145 lbs, Dunlap‑Myvett brings quickness, competitiveness, and strong instincts to his roles at wide receiver and free safety. As a Class of 2028 athlete with proven production and versatility, he continues to emerge as a high‑energy player capable of influencing the game in multiple ways.

Nehemiah is an explosive playmaker for Centennial, showcasing exceptional speed and agility out of the backfield. In his sophomore season, he recorded 557 rushing yards on 57 carries, averaging an impressive 9.77 yards per carry. His ability to break tackles and find open lanes makes him a constant threat on every snap and set him apart as one of the rising talents in Nevada high school football.

Centennial has officially climbed from being the bottom seed all the way to the regional championship game. Their program and coaches have done a great job this season. Centennial has had a dominating run game with multiple weapons. On Friday, Dunlap-Myvett was the star player who rushed 128 yards and 2 TDs and passed for 328 yards and 3 TDs. Video game numbers for the sophomore QB. Nehemiah stepped up big in his role on Friday night and showed that, although he is undersized, he deserves to be on the college radar.

Dunlap-Myvett completed 20/30 passes for 328 yards and 3 TDs and rushed for another 128 yards and 2 TDs on 12 carries in Centennial’s 55-26 win over Green Valley. The sophomore ATH has broken out as a lethal dual-threat QB since getting his first start three weeks ago and has racked up over 900 total yards and 13 TDs in that span with the offense scoring 40+ points in each game. Dunlap-Myvett will lead #8 Centennial against one of the top defenses in the state in #6 Faith Lutheran in the 5A Southern championship this Friday.

Dunlap-Myvett racked up 278 total yards and 5 TDs (4 passing) in his first start at QB for Centennial.  The 2028 PRZ NV watchlist prospect showed explosive playmaking ability as a dual-threat with the speed and agility he packs as a runner. He threw with accuracy on the run, stressed the defense with his legs, and was elusive in space. Dunlap-Myvett is a player to keep an eye on after his standout performance.