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Thomas Mceachern

Athlete

2026 Class

6'3" Height

180 Weight

Zimmerman School

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About Thomas

Thomas Mceachern is a 6'3" Athlete in the 2026 class. Mceachern attends Zimmerman in Minnesota. Mceachern's Player Profile was created on March 31, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Thomas Mceachern is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Thomas

Mceachern ATH

Class

2026

Height

6'3"

Weight

180

HS

Zimmerman

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MN

Thomas Mceachern

As evidence of the Zimmerman Thunder 2026 class’s high-end talent, we have another junior on this talented list...

Written by Oliver West

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Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

As evidence of the Zimmerman Thunder 2026 class’s high-end talent, we have another junior on this talented list of Minnesota’s Most Versatile, one whose name should be more than familiar with fans of PRzMN. 6’4, 180 lb. QB/ATH Thomas Mceachern Thomas Mceachern 6'3" | 180 lbs | ATH Zimmerman | 2026 State MN is one of the longest ranked 2026s in the state and a name long-known to us at PRzMN, especially when talking potential D1 prospects. The height, length, and speed combination, coupled with his positional flexibility as a QB who thrives as a ball carrier, have made him on of Minnesota’s Most Versatile since Day 1. A rising three-year starter, Mceachern made a couple of solid showings in the summer camp circuit, going 4.8 in the 40s, 4.5 in the shuttle, and 9’4 in the broad. The tape is what really pops, as Mceachern is an impressive scrambler and ultra-mobile QB who is at his best when things have broken down. His sudden, powerful cuts generate noticeable force when he sticks his cleat in the ground, sending defenders flying past them for missed tackles, and he made some defenders look straight-up foolish in 2024. Mceachern’s shifty, speed gait and big-play speed can take the rock to the house and create TD runs when given minimal space, making defenders look like they were stuck in the mud. His long, strong lower body and impressive balance help him slip through weaker tackle attempts at his lower body, as well as power and burst through arm tackles at the first and second level of the field. The small forward on the basketball team, where he can show off his 35″ vert, posted 1,059 -passing yards and 10 TDs in 2024 on the gridiron, as well as 827 rushing yards at 7.3 YPC and 12 TDs on the ground. Dakota State, Bemidji State, North Dakota, and North Dakota State (attended) have sent junior day invites so far this offseason. You’ll be hearing more about Mceachern and his teammates in the coming months.