Phillip Pisarchuk is a 6'7" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Pisarchuk attends Mound Westonka in Minnesota.
Pisarchuk's Player Profile was created on January 15, 2025.
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Phillip
PisarchukOL
Class
2026
Height
6'7"
Weight
290
HS
Mound Westonka
|
MN
UW-River Falls Mega Camp: ’26 OL Standouts
Pisarchuk’s height is as noteworthy as his natural ablity to fire from a low and controlled starting stance....
Written by Ellis Williams
Phillip
PisarchukOL
Class
2026
Height
6'7"
Weight
290
HS
Mound Westonka
|
MN
PrepRedzoneMN 2026 Rankings Update: Top Newcomers
A 6’7 4A OT with a wrestling background? How could you not want to learn more? Mound Westonka’s...
Written by Oliver West
Ellis Williams | Prep Redzone Scout
Ellis Williams
Prep Redzone Scout
Pisarchuk’s height is as noteworthy as his natural ablity to fire from a low and controlled starting stance. His get offs were probably best in camp. Pisarchuk, an upcoming senior at Mound Westonka, flashed impressive lateral range and movement efficiency during positional agility work, often not wasting movement. With continued refinement in technique and added consistency, he brings clear upside as a next-level tackle.
A 6’7 4A OT with a wrestling background? How could you not want to learn more? Mound Westonka’s junior 6’7, 290 lber. Phillip PisarchukPhillipPisarchuk
6'7" | 290 lbs | OL
Mound Westonka | 2026 StateMN is a player I’m itching to get some more information on, as his frame and tape lends one to believe he has a ton of potential and upside going into the college level. Still an unknown commodity in the 2026 OL recruiting race in MN, Pisarchuk is a RT who is long, filled in for his height, and looks bendy and flexible for a 6’7 offensive tackle at the edge of the LOS. He shows lead in his hands who can shock when he gets his paws on a DL or LB, a good base who can absorb and redistribute contact in both run and pass blocking situations, and is capable of reaching and gaining width with quickness when working laterally, especially off the snap. The junior works to finish once he makes initial contact and displays a clean pass set who can drop his hips and gain depth, time out his punches effectively, and use a rushers momentum against him. The size, athleticism, and technique, along with the wrestling background, have me excited about his chances of continuing to climb the rankings, especially if I can get some eyes on him this offseason. Big-time darkhorse in the 2026 MN OL class.