Nolan Tarhh is a starting wide receiver for Maconaquah. He has blossomed as a junior. Tarrh is sneaky good: the 5-foot-11, 165-pound inside receiver is a very crafty route runner who can create space on his own, get open and get yards after contact. He also has very underrated speed; he can get open over the middle of the field, go up for the ball and flashes great top-end juice after the catch.

Tarrh is a do-it-all player for Maconaquah, and week 1 was on the outside. He brought in 7 catches for 247 yards and 2 TDs while breaking a long of 75 yards.

Tarrh is a solid route runner and multi-purpose threat. He can take handoffs/direct snaps to the house and displays strong top-end juice when he finds a crease. What’s more: he has burner speed as a route runner, displaying explosiveness off the LOS and the ability to quickly press the field vertically. He had 7 catches for 247 yards, two touchdowns on offense and six tackles and two pass deflections on defense.

Tarrh did a little bit of everything this year and made it count. He touched the ball in every phase on offense and finished with over 600 yards and 11 touchdowns. On defense, he added 74 tackles, 2 interceptions, 3 pass deflections, and 2 fumble recoveries. He’s all over the field and rarely comes off it. Whether it’s making plays in space, tracking the ball, or finding the end zone, he’s the type of guy who just produces. Plays hard, plays smart, and shows up when it matters.