Will Ness is a 5'11" Athlete in the 2027 class.
Ness attends Shanley in Dakotas.
Ness's Player Profile was created on June 5, 2023.
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This class of athletes within our top 5 is one that has really grown on me over the...
Written by Nate Wahl
Will
NessATH
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
165
HS
Shanley
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ND
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This class of athletes within our top 5 is one that has really grown on me over the last couple weeks, as ATH4 is Will NessWillNess
5'11" | 165 lbs | ATH
Shanley | 2027 StateND
from Fargo Shanley who is a playmaker on both sides of the ball. The 5’11 165 pounder defines the term “athlete” simply, as his ball-tracking and footwork as a cornerback for the Deacons should pass any evaluators eye-test very quickly when you roll his first clip. There is no doubt you have to love this kid’s instincts for the cornerback position at the next-level as Will has a great feel especially on deep routes. He also has excellent vision in open space as a slot receiver and oddly is a hidden gem on his recruiting trail that you have to know out of Fargo.
Prep Redzone Next National Scouting Director,AL Pops: Joining Zabel at the NDHSAA State Track Meet this year, on the same 4x400m relay team and at Oak Grove Lutheran will be Will NessWillNess
5'11" | 165 lbs | ATH
Shanley | 2027 StateND
. The similarities don’t stop there, Will’s father Matt Ness, also played defensive back for the NDSU Bison back in the day. The duo are part of an incoming freshman class of athletes at Oak Grove Lutheran that has some optimism, considering the Grovers last winning seasons was 2017. Before that, the last season north of .500 was in 2008, as the Minnesota state line-bordering institution finished just 6-4 as a Co-Op program with MN’s Park Christian Grovers. Here’s to new beginnings.