Trey Peck is a 5'8" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
Peck attends Millennium in Arizona.
Peck's Player Profile was created on February 8, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Trey
PeckWR
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Millennium
|
AZ
New Faces in New Places, Pt. 2: High-Impact Transfers to Know
Trey’s the kind of receiver that can turn a short catch into six points before you even realize...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Trey
PeckWR
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Millennium
|
AZ
Early Preview of the 2026 Class: Underrated Wide Receivers
2026 Wide Receiver Trey Peck is one of the most electrifying and speediest wide receivers in the state....
Written by Hogan Miller
Trey
PeckWR
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Millennium
|
AZ
In-Season Twitter Film Study, Pt. 2
Talk about speed on the outside, Trey Peck has plenty. Regularly taking the top off of opposing defenses,...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Trey
PeckWR
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Millennium
|
AZ
Receivers on the Rise: Spotlighting Six of 2026’s Brightest Stars
Trey Peck understands the game of football. From top to bottom, he not only understands what should be...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Hunter Tierney | Prep Redzone Scout
Hunter Tierney
Prep Redzone Scout
Trey’s the kind of receiver that can turn a short catch into six points before you even realize what happened. He’s got that suddenness and feel that makes him a nightmare for defenders in space. Even though he’s not the biggest guy on the field, he more than makes up for it with elite twitch and smooth route-running. You can tell he just gets it out there — how to separate, when to gear up, when to throttle down. He’s coming off a strong year at Millennium where he put up over 600 yards and 9 scores, and now he’s stepping into a Cactus Shadows offense that already has plenty of weapons. Bringing Trey into the mix adds another layer to what they can do offensively. He’s a dynamic weapon who can line up anywhere and create problems for defenses with his speed and route-running. He’ll be a fun one to watch once he settles into the system and finds his rhythm with a top-tier QB.
2026 Wide Receiver Trey PeckTreyPeck
5'8" | 160 lbs | WR
Millennium | 2026 StateAZ
is one of the most electrifying and speediest wide receivers in the state. He finished out his junior season with 37 catches for 623 receiving yards, 9 receiving TDs, and a Punt Return TD. The way he can accelerate in space is astonishing, hitting top speed in the blink of an eye. His long speed is next-level stuff, as he is lightning quick and almost unstoppable to catch in space. He is versatile as well, able to play out wide, in the slot, and on special teams as a returner. Peck is ready to put himself on the map and blaze his way to the top as one of the state’s fastest receivers.
Talk about speed on the outside, Trey PeckTreyPeck
5'8" | 160 lbs | WR
Millennium | 2026 StateAZ
has plenty. Regularly taking the top off of opposing defenses, he’s an incredible spark for Millennium’s offense. But it’s not just big plays that make the difference, Peck does a great job of being effective both winning deep as well as in the short game — constantly keeping the defense guessing. This game below had him doing a little of both against Notre Dame Prep and he finished the contest with 132 yards and two touchdowns on seven receptions. He’s able to win deep, as well as showcase his footwork with limited space down near the goal line.
Trey PeckTreyPeck
5'8" | 160 lbs | WR
Millennium | 2026 StateAZ
understands the game of football. From top to bottom, he not only understands what should be happening, but how to do it. For starters, he’s an excellent route runner with really crisp breaks that often lead to him getting a step on defenders. He knows how to attack zone defenses and how to use leverage within them, which is incredibly rare at his age. This play below is a perfect example. He has to travel far inside in order to convince the defender that’s where he’s going. The second the defender passes him off, he cuts back over the top into a wide open gap in the zone for a touchdown. He’s also another true play-maker on this list with over 970 combined kick and punt return yards this past season. Peck’s game doesn’t stop there. He’s also a critical piece on defense where he had 15 pass defenses and five interceptions. This kind of impact on all three phases is something we don’t often see in football, at any level.