The Williams Field WR’s recruitment has been steadily rising since the spring now holding 12 D1 offers. Ranked near the top of 2027 receivers he’s got great physical ability paired with strong technique to possesses a complete skillset. Great initial burst and drive phase off the LOS and the top end speed that allows him to stretch the field and separate vertically. He’s quick in the short, using sharp footwork and sudden bursts to create separation underneath and establish himself as a target in tight spaces. A plus route runner, he’s fluid in and out of his breaks, maintaining balance and tempo to consistently gain leverage on defenders. He also shows a natural ability to track the ball mid flight, adjusting smoothly and attacking it in the air with confidence. Expect for the offers to keep rolling in for him and he projects as a complete offensive weapon at the college level.

Smith climbs nearly 30 overall spots into the top 15 and is the #5 ranked WR in the 2027 class. Highly level athleticism and full of long-term D1 potential, Smith brings dynamic speed and explosiveness to the Williams Field offense. He fires off the line with urgency and acceleration to close space and eat up cushion forcing an early transition from his cover guy. His top-end speed makes him a true vertical threat, effortlessly separating from coverage downfield. In short areas, he shows sharp lateral movement and suddenness, allowing him to create separation with quick cuts and change of direction. He sinks his hips well at the top of routes and snaps out of breaks with burst, maintaining timing and spacing. Shows excellent ball tracking ability and body control, adjusting smoothly to off target and tight window throws. Recently won the MVP of Arizona’s 7on7 tournament and currently holds six D1 offers.

Trey Smith Trey Smith 6'1" | 175 lbs | WR Williams Field | 2027 State AZ took home MVP honors after helping lead Williams Field to the championship, and it was easy to see why. Every time he lined up, there was a real sense that something big could happen. His straight-line speed is a serious problem for defenders — he’s a true deep threat, the kind of guy who forces safeties to turn and run from the snap. But what really sets him apart is that he’s not just a one-trick pony. He doesn’t rely solely on burning past people — he understands how to pace his routes, change gears mid-pattern, and attack defenders underneath before hitting them over the top. That balance made him a nightmare to cover. When teams dropped back to take away the deep ball, he’d work underneath with smart routes and strong hands. And when they crept up to stop the short game, he was already a step past them before the ball left the quarterback’s hand. He’s clearly put time into his craft. Paired with a QB who can consistently find him, there’s no reason he can’t be one of the most productive receivers in the state this year. 

High caliber athlete with tons of upside and potential. Plays fast and demonstrates speed in all areas of his game. Accelerates hard out of his stance to have a strong drive phase to apply early pressure and break DB’s cushion. Long speed allows him to be an explosive vertical threat can run by deep coverage with ease. Good lateral agility in the short area to create separation with quick change of direction. Shows he can drop his hip level at the top of his route to be a sudden route runner and then come out of his breaks with speed. Tracks and adjusts well to ball flight with the hand eye coordination to make difficult receptions against coverage and to the boundary. Strong stalk blocker on the outside that can sustain with effort throughout the play. Picked up his initial offer from Miami in January and is expected to keep rising up the state rankings as the cycle progresses.