Nick Kubat Nick Kubat 5'11" | 155 lbs | QB Fossil Ridge | 2025 State CO was pure precision on October 18th against Prairie View, connecting on 12 of 13 passes for an astonishing 241 yards. With an eye-popping 92% completion rate, four touchdowns, and a ridiculous 170.7 QB rating, Kubat made it look like he was playing in Rookie mode while everyone else was stuck on All-Madden!

Saint Nick should be his name, and on November 9^th, he put Mullen on the naughty list. St. Nick threw for a season-high 408 yards on 64% and three touchdowns, with none taken away. St. Nick and his Fossil Ridge teammates would go on to win their game against Mullen 49-7.

Kubat put on a show with a stellar dual-threat performance. He threw for 408 yards, completing 29 of 45 passes and racking up three touchdowns. Kubat didn’t stop there, as he also rushed for 51 yards on 11 carries, highlighting his versatility as both a passer and a runner. His ability to get the offense moving early and maintain that momentum was essential to Fossil Ridge’s success, allowing him to connect with his playmakers and keep the defense on its heels. Kubat’s talent for reading defenses and making plays on the fly adds an extra layer of danger to his game, making him a difficult player to contain. With his team advancing, Kubat’s name will remain one to know as he continues to shine under the playoff spotlight.

Kubat was slicing and dicing up the defense. The senior QB had an 84.6% completion rate on 22/26 for 271 yards, 4 touchdowns and 1 int. Kubat used his good snappy release to get the ball on time to his receivers. He demonstrated very good ball placement on his throws. He’d lead the wideout with the ball following his stride. Kubat would consistently throw it on the money, allowing his WR to make the play. He stayed poised in the pocket, not allowing pressure to get to him. Kubat progressed through his reads, and found the open man downfield. He has been lighting it up all year, and colleges need to put him on their radar.

Kubat had a breakout game for Fossil Ridge, putting on a clinic both through the air and on the ground. The quarterback was nearly flawless, completing 22 of 25 passes for a whopping 351 yards and three touchdowns. His precision passing tore apart the opposing defense, but Kubat wasn’t just effective in the air. He also added three rushing touchdowns on 11 carries, proving his ability to score in multiple ways. Kubat’s performance was nothing short of dominant, and it solidified him as a rising star who continues to elevate his game with each outing.

Kubat is a newcomer to the rankings and was able to light it up last season. He has great touch being able to get it right over the LBs heads on intermediate passes and still having the zip to be able to fit it into tight windows. He has the ability to escape the pocket and make things happen with his legs as well. He has one of the top receivers in the state and they will be an interesting duo to watch this season.