Stanley is already one of the most recognizable underclassmen in the state, currently ranked No. 3 in Oregon for the Class of 2028, and it shows on film. He plays with advanced technique, power at the point of attack, and a level of confidence you don’t often see from a sophomore offensive lineman. Anchoring the line for a Summit team that reached the 5A state title game, Stanley proved he can handle big moments against top competition. His combination of size, polish, and upside makes him one of the premier long-term prospects in the state.

Stanley is already one of the most recognizable underclassmen in the state, currently ranked No. 3 in Oregon for the Class of 2028, and it shows on film. He plays with advanced technique, power at the point of attack, and a level of confidence you don’t often see from a sophomore offensive lineman. Anchoring the line for a Summit team that reached the 5A state title game, Stanley proved he can handle big moments against top competition. His combination of size, polish, and upside makes him one of the premier long-term prospects in the state.