Meisner is a dual position stud, playing RB/LB. Leading 1A in rushing yards, touchdowns, and 2^nd in tackles, opposing teams couldn’t get away from him. He ran 196 times for 1764 yards, and 28 touchdowns, 9 receptions for 216 yards and 3 touchdowns, 1 fumble. 130 tackles (90 solo, 40 assisted), 14 TFL, 1 sack, 3 PD, 1 FR, 3 FF. Meisner uses his elite athletic ability to dominate both sides of the field. He has elite acceleration, speed, very good balance, and change of direction. Very good strength. On the offensive side, he’s like a bowling ball. Running through the defense using his elite vision. His catching is an underrated skill of his. He shows his very good adjustment skills by adjusting to a low thrown ball and making the catch. Gains a ton of yardage after contact and has breakaway speed. As a LB, he plays through the whistle assisting his teammates with tackles. He’s a heat seeking missile as he rushes through the gaps. Very good tackler and run stopper. Meisner has very good zone coverage and can match up well with athletic tight ends and wide receivers. Fantastic player who should have FBS and FCS teams knocking down his door.

This Season, Sam rushed 1,764 yards on 196 attempts and a whopping 28 touchdowns. What put Samuel at number nine on the top performance list was his game on November 30^th against the undefeated Forge Christian when he craved their defense up like Christmas ham, rushing for 286 yards on 24 carries for an insane 11.6 yards a carry. On one play from scrimmage, he had 86 yards, and he went on to touch the endzone three times.

Not everyone wants gifts; some people love the Christmas spirit and having something to be jolly and happy about. Samuel brought much joy to Wray, Colorado, this season. Against Yuma on October 25^th, he scores a phenomenal five touchdowns. On September 20^th, he gave out four big bags of coal when he scored an astounding four touchdowns to Brush and on three occasions this season (8/31) against Platte Canyon, (10/18) Limon, and lastly (11/30) against Forge Christian Samuel stocking stuffers in the form of touchdowns three of them to be exact in each of those games to make this 2024 season one we will never forget.

Meisner capped off an incredible season with a breathtaking performance in Wray’s championship game, dominating on the ground with 24 carries for 286 yards and three touchdowns. His agility, vision, and ability to make defenders miss were on full display as he consistently turned small openings into explosive gains. Meisner’s aggressive running style and refusal to go down on first contact made him nearly impossible to stop, and he showcased the blend of power and finesse that has made him a standout all year. Beyond his physical tools, Meisner’s football IQ and field awareness allowed him to maximize every carry, often turning potential losses into positive yardage. Already on the radar of scouts, his championship performance further highlighted his immense potential and ensured he’ll be a player to watch at the next level. His ability to shine under the spotlight speaks to his competitive nature, and he will undoubtedly attract more attention from programs looking for an explosive playmaker.

Meisner has been on a tear all season, and this playoff game was no different. The 5’11 180-pound senior dominated on the ground, wracking up 286 yards and 3 touchdowns on 24 carries. Meisner averaged 11.9 yards per carry. On the defensive side, he had 14 total tackles (10 solo, 4 assisted), 1 TFL, and 1 fumble recovery. Meisner has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, balance, and good change of direction. He uses his elite vision to identify which holes to run through. He hits the hole with ferocity, and uses his homerun speed to run past the 2^nd level of the defense. Meisner has very shifty feet, allowing him to easily maneuver around defenders. When defenders try to tackle him, he sheds them off and keeps running. Meisner puts his shoulder pads down and uses his good trucking to run through defenders. I’ve been thoroughly impressed with how Meisner plays the game, and colleges NEED to look his way. He’ll be a solid contributor for any team.

Meisner had an incredible two-way performance for Wray, rushing for 200 yards on 25 carries and scoring four touchdowns. Meisner was nearly unstoppable, breaking tackles and punching it into the end zone multiple times. Defensively, he was just as dominant, recording 15 solo tackles, two tackles for loss, one assisted tackle, and a forced fumble. Meisner’s monster game on both sides of the ball made him a critical factor and had him as one of the top ballers of the week.

Meisner is a stock riser who has been receiving some D2 attention and will have some heads turning his way this season. He lead the state in rushing yards and had an eye catching 29 rushing touchdowns. He is a physical runner that is able to make the first defender miss and picks up chunk yardage. He will be a back to know this season to see if he is able to duplicate his success.