Nicholas Parana is a 5'11" Defensive Back/Running Back in the 2026 class.
Parana attends Centaurus in Colorado.
Parana's Player Profile was created on October 20, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Nicholas
ParanaDB/RB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
150
HS
Centaurus
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CO
2026 Rankings Update: DBs Making Their Rankings Debut
Parana delivered a breakout season by combining high level production with physical play. He finished with 96 total...
Written by Robert Davis
Nicholas
ParanaDB/RB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
150
HS
Centaurus
|
CO
Colorado’s Tackling Titans: 4A Defensive Leaders Owning the Field
Parana has been a standout in the secondary, showing elite instincts and playmaking ability. With 82 total tackles,...
Written by Robert Davis
Robert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Robert Davis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Parana delivered a breakout season by combining high level production with physical play. He finished with 96 total tackles, four tackles for loss and five interceptions, highlighting his versatility as a defensive back. Parana consistently showed the ability to play downhill and deliver impactful hits while also excelling in coverage situations. His instincts and route recognition allowed him to position himself effectively and capitalize on opportunities in the passing game. Parana’s presence was felt at all levels of the defense, making him a reliable option against both the run and the pass. As an uncommitted prospect, he offers immediate value to a secondary room looking for a physical, instinctive defender who thrives around the football.
Parana has been a standout in the secondary, showing elite instincts and playmaking ability. With 82 total tackles, four tackles for loss and four interceptions, Parana’s production reflects a complete defensive back who excels in both run support and coverage. He plays with intelligence and range, closing on ball carriers with authority while reading quarterbacks like a veteran. His ability to force turnovers has shifted momentum in multiple games and his tackling numbers are a testament to his willingness to get physical. Parana’s versatility as a safety who can play downhill or drop deep makes him one of the stock risers you need to know in 4A. He’s the type of player who quietly takes over games on both effort and big play ability.