Tate Prinsen is a 6'1" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Prinsen attends Como Park/Washington Tech High School in Minnesota.
Prinsen's Player Profile was created on October 27, 2025.
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Tate
PrinsenWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
Como Park/Washington Tech High School
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MN
Minnesota 2026 SZN Recruiting News and Risers
Como Park’s Tate Prinsen received a prestigious D3 roster spot from Johns Hopkins University on Oct 7. Hamline,...
Written by Oliver West
Tate
PrinsenWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
Como Park/Washington Tech High School
|
MN
4A Standouts to Watch For in 2026
An All-District wideout and the winner of the District Receiver of the Year award in 2025, Prinsen is...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
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Como Park’sTate PrinsenTatePrinsen
6'1" | 180 lbs | WR/DB
Como Park/Washington Tech High School | 2027 StateMN received a prestigious D3 roster spot from Johns Hopkins University on Oct 7. Hamline, Gustavus, Carleton, St. Olaf, Concordia-Moorhead, and St. John’s are all involved as well. Prinsen, who scored a 35 on the ACT and has a 4.56 GPA, is a strong high-hurdler for the Como Park track & field team and is having a good season at RB for Como Park in 2026. A playmaker as a RB or WR who is comfortable making plays, seeing and manipulating space, and breaking tackles in high-stress, high-traffic situations. Prinsen demonstrates home run speed and burst, good vision, and a strong lower body that works through arm tackle attempts, ankle bits and nips, and weaker tackle attempts at his legs. Quick feet, good moves in the open field, and has been productive in every game but Week 1 this fall. Excellent D3 type of student-athlete and recruit.
An All-District wideout and the winner of the District Receiver of the Year award in 2025, Prinsen is returning as one of the best receivers not just in 4A, but in the state as a whole. He finished his junior year with over 1,000 all-purpose yards and 8 all-purpose TDs. If you open his tape, it’s a highlight reel of jaw-dropping plays. This kid plays like he has spidertack on his hands. Prinsen does a fantastic job of high-pointing passes and reels in even the most improbable of catches. He routinely brings down balls in double coverage, and Prinsen makes it look easy. His vert combined with his hands make him a receiving threat anywhere on the field, no matter who is matched on him. Expect big things from Prinsen in 2026.