Salesi has been everywhere for Fremont. A two-way player, he’s been asked to come up huge on both sides of the ball. He was a key piece in their comeback win against Davis and defensively, he’s been asked to cover premier receivers each week. He showcases great hip fluidity, has a quick burst, shows great overall speed and can be lined up anywhere and will be effective. He’s been an excellent athlete and cover cornerback thus far in the season.

Salesi is an elite athlete, and he’ll be needed on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he is a dynamic receiver and finds ways to create and get open. He is a twitchy athlete and will be needed to have an elite game, and he’s a player who is up to the challenge. Defensively, he’ll need to shut down his receiver that he lines up against and help slow down the Corner Canyon offense.

Moa will need to impact the game on both sides of the ball. One of the best athletes in the state will need to be a focal point. Offensively, if they can scheme him up and let him create with the ball in his hands, he can change the game on offense. As a defensive back, he’ll be in charge of helping to shut down some of the best receivers in the state on the Davis side.

Moa is an elite performer and was effective on both sides of the ball once again. Defensively, he was impactful and stymied the Weber passing attack. He showed great hip fluidity and flashed his quickness and acceleration. His instincts make him exceptional, and his athletic traits make him a standout on the defensive side of the ball. He had a huge game against Weber.

Moa is a tremendous athlete and a two-way player. Cornerback is likely his main position this year, but he is an exceptional receiver. He’ll impact the game on both sides of the ball and Weber will need to be wary of him on both sides of the ball.

Moa is our prediction for Region 5 Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year. He’s an exceptional two-way player and changes the dynamic of the game at any moment. As a receiver, he’s a threat to house it with every snap, he has exceptional footwork, naturally creates separation and has great speed. Defensively, he shows great hip fluidity, is a shut down island cornerback and is a ball hawk. He can shut down an opposing team’s number one option and that will allow Fremont’s defense to play aggressive and the front four can pin their ears back and attack the quarterback. He is a unique and elite talent and will help Fremont win the Region and make a run at a state title.

Moa is an elite athlete and a tremendous talent who is primed for his final season. He is an exceptional receiver, with great footwork, hip sink, moves well laterally, has good speed and a great quick burst and acceleration. His skill set translates even better as a cornerback. He has tremendous hip fluidity. Moa moves well laterally and has excellent athleticism and great anticipation. He can be a cover corner who can be on an island, a deep safety where he can showcase his speed and range, and even a hybrid backer, and he can showcase his physicality. Moa will be a multi-year Power-Four starter, and his talents will translate to the next level.

Moa is a tremendous two way athlete with ready made skills to make an impact at the Power four level right now. He is twitchy receiver with an excellent release package and footwork. Moa is an exceptional route runner with excellent hip sink, fluidity, and lateral quickness to change directions on a dime. He is slippery in the open field and a dynamic receiver who tracks the ball effortlessly and makes acrobatic catches with ease and showcases late hands to put his defender in a bind while in chase mode. Moa is a premier athlete and will be a power four starter early on. As a defender, his footwork and hip sink allows him to stick to opposing receivers at will and his athleticism allows him to be an asset as a deep safety. Overall, Moa is one of the most complete players in the state.

Moa is a top prospect in the 2026 class and is being highly recruited around the county. Was able to show showcase his speed and burst to play the receiver position. Ability to locate and adjust to the ball in the air and make a play. Speed to get separation and get in and out of cuts quickly against some of the top DB prospects in the state. Moa earned the MVP award voted by the coaches and will should be on the list of division one programs around the country.