Lastly in part one takes us across the Tappan Zee Bridge to Rockland County for Clarkstown South’s Owen Elaiho Owen Elaiho 6'2" | 265 lbs | DL/EDGE Clarkstown South | 2027 State NY . The EDGE/DL prospect holds multiple Ivy League offers, and showcases elite hands, and speed, which he uses to reach the backfield on his rushes. He is an excellent tackler, and a player who should pick up more attention this fall.

Elaiho, will find himself as the highest ranked new addition in the 2027 rankings release and for good reason. The Clarkstown South prospect, stands at 6’2″ 255-Pounds, and displays an excellent frame for an edge rusher/defensive lineman. He also slots in as the fourth ranked defensive lineman in our 2027 class.

Elaiho has a wicked first step, and understands leverage while bull rushing the pocket. His hand placement is elite, and he utilizes a diverse tool back to reach the backfield. He has elite speed, and can beat any lineman off the line. His versatility is outstanding, allowing him to play across the defensive line.

Elaiho, will find himself as the highest ranked new addition in the 2027 rankings release and for good reason. The Clarkstown South prospect, stands at 6’2″ 255-Pounds, and displays an excellent frame for an edge rusher/defensive lineman.

Elaiho has a wicked first step, and understands leverage while bull rushing the pocket. His hand placement is elite, and he utilizes a diverse tool back to reach the backfield. He has elite speed, and can beat any lineman off the line. His versatility is outstanding, allowing him to play across the defensive line.

Next we have a new name to the Prep Redzone Community, and a player who will find himself ranked in next week’s release The 6’2″ 255-Pound EDGE, attends Clarkstown South in Section, and was a breakout athlete this past season.

Elaiho has taken visits to Syracuse and Cornell already, and is coming off a trip to West Point, where he broke down his thoughts on the School.

Elaiho holds one offer from Cornell, and will likely be one of the top players on the defensive side of the ball in Section One this season. This kid is seriously underrated.