Calm, cool and collected. Union quarterback and Boston College commit Shaker Reisig Shaker Reisig 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Union | 2025 State OK has been that way since leading Jenks to a state championship as a freshman. We’ve said this roughly 100 times at this point but Reisig is the most accurate quarterback in the state’s 2025 class and he has the ability to be an absolute assassin. He never gets too high or too low and is always poised under any situation. That, combined with the accuracy has always impressed us about Reisig and it’s a big reason why he’s considered one of the best quarterbacks in the state. And this didn’t happen overnight. He’s been this way for the last four seasons.

Union star quarterback Shaker Reisig Shaker Reisig 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Union | 2025 State OK is back for this third season as QB1 for the Redhawks and his fourth season starting in 6A-1 football. Reisig missed the second half of the regular season a year ago with a shoulder injury but he’s back and 100 percent and ready to go out on top. Last year, Reisig was arguably the most accurate quarterback in the state and he was putting up monster numbers before the shoulder injury. We have no doubt that he’ll pick up where he left off in the first half of the season last year. This offseason, Reisig was committed to Utah before a visit to Boston College would sway that commitment and he’s been committed to the Eagles since June.

Union quarterback Shaker Reisig Shaker Reisig 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Union | 2025 State OK has the reputation of being the state’s most accurate quarterback. We’ve watched Reisig in person probably more than any other media member out there and our opinion on his accuracy has not wavered. Despite missing the second half of the regular season last fall, Reisig was still one of the state’s top passers in 2023. The numbers he was putting up in the first half of the season had him on track to shatter some records at Union and he was well on his way to becoming a Player Of The Year finalist. Now, Reisig is back for his fourth season as a starter at the 6A-1 level and ready to make up for lost time. He recently committed to Boston College.