Ronnie Hill, - Prep Redzone

Ronnie Hill

Wide Receiver

2026 Class

6'1" Height

170 Weight

Stevenson-Sterling Heights School

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About Ronnie

Ronnie Hill is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class. Hill attends Stevenson-Sterling Heights in Michigan. Hill's Player Profile was created on January 16, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Ronnie Hill is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Bryan Ault

Prep Redzone Scout

Baller at the camp. Great ball skills. Was an absolute ballhawk; snagged several interceptions. Has good length and isn’t afraid to be physical in coverage. Great jam at the LOs. Can adjust nicely to the ball midair, undercut routes and time the ball perfectly for deflections. Very under-the-radar recruit. Verified 5’11.75 at the camp.

12 months ago

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Alex Pallone

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Strengths

Solid athlete

Great Stats

Good 50/50 ball winner

Weaknesses

Sloppy route running

Bad footwork

Does not fight for extra yards

All-around just above average receiver

Ronnie has a good connection with his QB, Andrew Knight. Plays best when 1-on-1 with a DB running downfield. Can box out DB to win 50/50 ball. Has a few decent short-intermediate catches. Little highlight variety otherwise. Looks decently athletic but not impressed. Need to see more. Can develop at Division 3 level.

1 year ago

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Alex Pallone

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

I don’t recall ever seeing Ronnie Hill Ronnie Hill 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Stevenson-Sterling Heights | 2026 State MI in person, but he could be another receiver who gets recruited by the GLIAC this offseason. He saw a lot of production this past season- 611 yards and 5TDs. His first few highlights show a couple impressive 50/50 catches, while plays like 3:24 show solid route-running and hands. I don’t think his tape is very varied- a lot of deep routes and 50/50 catches frontloading the tape, but I think he still has the skill to show out at camps.