Ryder Sedlacek is a 5'11" Athlete in the 2029 class.
Sedlacek attends Hanover in Kansas.
Sedlacek's Player Profile was created on July 12, 2024.
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Ryder
SedlacekATH
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Hanover
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KS
Spring Spotlight Shining On Top-Talent Grinders
Ryder Sedlacek , 5’9, 155, QB, Hanover, ’29. And, last but certainly not least, we have a young...
Written by Wade Cargile
Ryder
SedlacekATH
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Hanover
|
KS
Deck’s Deep Dive: The 2029 Kansas Pipeline
He is a quick quarterback set to be a future dual-threat. He is another multi-sport talent who plays...
Written by Jeremy Deckard
Wade Cargile | Prep Redzone Scout
Wade Cargile
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Ryder SedlacekRyderSedlacek
5'11" | 185 lbs | ATH
Hanover | 2029 StateKS, 5’9, 155, QB, Hanover, ’29. And, last but certainly not least, we have a young gunslinger QB from the class of ’29 who is preparing to make the big leap to the varsity game this fall. Coming off a rare sweep of winning both a football title as a QB, and a basketball championship, as a PG this past year, he doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. Currently, in track he stays busy running the 100m, 200m and 400m sprints as well as competing in the long jump. He is also devoting time to work with noted speed and agility coach, Kegan Schumann of Revive Performance. His game is continually developing as a dangerous dual-threat QB who can fire strikes through the air as well as tuck it and go on the run. The Wildcats have an impressive sports culture, with a long history of football success, so it should be the perfect environment for this young baller to thrive. Look for him to quickly make the transition to the varsity game this fall.
He is a quick quarterback set to be a future dual-threat. He is another multi-sport talent who plays basketball and competes in track and field. All athletes need to keep in mind that once they are in the rankings, they will stay in the rankings. So if Sedalcek decides down the road that basketball or track and field is where his college future lies, he should let us know, and we will add that to his profile, but he and others won’t be removed from the rankings if they play a different sport in college.