QwaMaine Spivery, - Prep Redzone

QwaMaine Spivery

Offensive Line

2026 Class

6'2" Height

310 Weight

Brother Rice School

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About QwaMaine

QwaMaine Spivery is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2026 class. Spivery attends Brother Rice in Illinois. Spivery's Player Profile was created on August 2, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where QwaMaine Spivery is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Scott Burgess

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Spivery is a 6’2″ 330 pound wide bodied left guard. Good base and mauls in run game in one on one situations. Seals his man off and knows how to use his size. Quick off the ball.

1 year ago

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Patton Fitzpatrick

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Spivery is a 6’2, 310 lbs left guard out of Brother Rice. He spent the majority of the season at the sophomore level and absolutely dominated on nearly every rep. While Spivery has great size, he also displays tremendous athleticism in both the run game and pass protection. It all starts with his base, as Spivery plays with quick feet and a strong lower half that allows him to work to the second level, pull, and handle 3 techniques 1-on-1 in the pass game. As Spivery heads to varsity next year, keep an eye on this rising star in the state of Illinois.

2 years ago

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Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

The final Brother Rice Crusader to have worked himself onto the introductory 2026 PRzIL rankings Big Board, 6’1, 310 lb. QwaMaine Spivery QwaMaine Spivery 6'2" | 310 lbs | OL Brother Rice | 2026 State IL brings a multi-sport background to the table and was a bruising OG and DT last fall on the non-varsity ranks of the Crusader’s football team. He can overwhelm opponents with his sheer size and strength at the point of attack, and is a crushing finisher who does a good job of staying upright and balanced when engaged with a defender. Good hand placement and leg drive, solid motor, and a good get off for a big boy who excels in the physical aspect of the game and is built to beat defenders up over the course of four quarters. Spivery still has some work to do in the weight room, but the raw combo of his size and athleticism for his age sets a very promising foundation that the excellent staff at Brother Rice is going to develop and get the best out of. We can’t wait to see this dude in a couple of years.