Heuseveldt is one of the hidden gems in the state as a wide receiver where he put up astronomical numbers and was able to make big play after big play all season long. Heuseveldt is a true pass catcher with his ability to effortlessly pluck the football out of the air and then has the speed to turn them in to big gains. He is able to really climb the ladder and go get the 50/50 balls while maintaining his concentration. A smooth route runner that gets in and out of breaks with ease along with being able to make defenders miss in the open field. He is definitely one to keep an eye on moving forward.

Heusevedlt is another player that leads the state in receiving as he has 68 catches on the season which shows that he is a go to player with a high volume of targets. He also had 1296 yards on the year meaning that he turns those catches into big plays and long scores. With 13 receiving touchdowns on the year he is a big time threat from anywhere on the field.

Heuseveldt is an elusive runner that can play in the slot or in the backfield, and is a true receiving back that is a natural pass catcher downfield or in the flats before turning upfield. He shows a nice first level burst while able to set up his blocks in traffic and runs behind his offensive lineman in space before cutting into the open field. The senior is a very productive runner that shows elite versatility out of the backfield and is explosive with the ball in his hands while tough to cover with a linebacker in space. He is a no brainer D-III caliber player that should gather roster spot offers from D-III schools as we close in on the first national signing day. As of now, he holds one offer from Montana State Northern.