Maveni posted 6 total tackles, 2 sacks, and 2 TFLs in Reed’s 42-35 win over West Park on Friday. The #3 DL in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings has recorded a sack and 2+ TFLs in each of Reed’s first three games as he continues to show the power and disruptiveness he brings to the defensive front-seven. He’s a versatile defender that can line up over OTs or OGs and packs a high upside combination of strength, violence, and athleticism. Maveni leads the team in sacks (4) and TFLs (6) through three games.

Maveni picked up his first offer from Dartmouth to close out the first month of the year. PRZ NV’s #3 DL in the 2027 class proved to be a disruptive force on the front-seven for Reed as a junior. He’s a strong, powerful DE at 6’2″/250 that totaled 60 tackles, 10.5 sacks and 13.5 TFLs last season. Expect Maveni’s D-I interest level to continue to rise over the coming months.

Maveni- the only ranked player on this list- solidified his #5 status among Nevada’s junior DL with the breakout season he’s put together for Reed. The 6’2″/250 DE has totaled 50 tackles and leads the team in sacks (10.5) and TFLs (13.5). He’s a powerful edge-setter that makes effective use of his hands at the POA and consistently makes plays around the ball with his high motor. He’s a decent athlete that shows some juice in his get-off and continues to develop his skillset as a pass rusher. Maveni’s proven the potential he showed throughout the offseason.

Maveni totaled 9 tackles, 2 sacks, and 4 TFLs in Reed’s 31-27 victory over Spanish Springs. The 6’2″/250 junior continues to be a disruptive force from his DE spot with the power and physicality he brings off the edge. Maveni leads the team in sacks (10.5) and TFLs (13.5) this season. #2-Reed travels to #1-Bishop Manogue in the 5A D-II Northern championship this Friday.

Maveni totaled 8 tackles, 3 sacks, and 3 TFLs in Reed’s 35-16 win over Douglas on Friday. The 6’2″/250 DE showed his game-wrecking ability and knack for creating negative plays in the backfield. Maveni leads the defense in sacks with 7.5 along with 35 total tackles and 8.5 TFLs.

Maveni’s a budding DE that should develop into a disruptive force on the edge in the coming seasons. He’s a physical defender that packs power and advanced skill in his technique. He uses fast, violent hands to disengage blocks and has shown growth in his pass-rush arsenal this offseason. Look for Maveni to raise his stock as a leader for Reed’s defensive front-seven this fall.