Pitt grabs commitment from Basha wide receiver Baldwin

UPDATED: 6/14/26

The commitments continue to pour in during the month of June. Overall, we’ve had eight new commitments since the last update here on June 6. That brings our total to 42 known commitments. In addition to that, a total of 40 seniors received college offers during that time.

Start times for games are at Arizona time.

Jaden Baldwin led Basha in receptions last season with 64 catches (for 820 yards). The 5-11, 180-pound receiver has shut down his recruitment and committed to the University of Pittsburgh last Tuesday.

“My pops always told me one thing that stuck with me: Go where it feels like you’re walking into your own home,” Baldwin said in a text message. “That’s exactly how Pitt felt. I’m excited to be a part of a program with so much tradition and history. Even though I grew up in Arizona, my family is from Western Pennsylvania and I lived there for a few years. Because of that, I’ve always felt a connection to the area. Every time I’m back there, it just feels different.”

Baldwin watched spring ball videos of the Panthers and got to see the identity the team is building for the ‘26 season. He received his offer from Pitt back in December of 2023 (following his freshman season). Jaden is a legacy commit as his father (Jon) and grandfather (Jeff) both played for the Panthers.

Pittsburgh will open at home in Acrisure Stadium against Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 5. The game will air nationwide on the CW at 9:30 a.m. The Panthers finished 8-5 overall last season (6-2 in the ACC) and played in the Military Bowl in Annapolis, Md.

Arizona State added another in-state commitment when Mesa athlete Kingston Anetema was offered from and committed to the Sun Devils on Thursday night while the Jackrabbits were competing in a 7-on-7 tournament on the Tempe campus. Anetema is being recruited as a receiver and he is the third commit from an Arizona high school for this class.

”After being in the Valley this past year, it just felt like home,” Anetema said in a text message. “Being able to be coached and learn from (wide receivers) Coach (Hines) Ward, an NFL great, it was a no brainer.”

The 6-1, 190-pounder competes on both sides of the ball (WR & CB) for Mesa. He moved to Arizona midway through last season after transferring from Torrance, Calif. In seven games with MHS, Anetema caught 39 passes for 471 yards and scored five touchdowns. On defense, he made 26 tackles and intercepted two passes.

Arizona State is 19-8 over the past two years under Kenny Dillingham. It’s the most wins in consecutive seasons since 2013-14. The Sun Devils open at home in Tempe on Sept. 5 against Morgan State (Md.). ASU finished 8-5 in 2025 and played in the Sun Bowl. The Big 12 slate will begin with a game far from home on Sept. 19. The Devils will play Kansas in the Union Jack Classic at Wembley Stadium in London.

New Mexico had one of its winningest seasons of all time in 2025. More help is on the way from its neighboring state as Valley Vista defensive end Zade Brown committed to the Lobos last Monday.

”I chose to become a Lobo because of what (Head) Coach (Jason) Eck and his coaching staff is building,” Brown said in a text message. “They are changing the culture and I want to be a part of that. From the moment I met (offensive line) Coach (Cody) Booth, it was obvious he believed in me and wants to develop and help me achieve my goal of playing in the NFL. The support that student athletes get from the professors, coaches, athletic trainers, and staff makes it feel like a big family.”

Brown (6-5, 260) made 60 tackles for the Monsoon last season and was named to the Second Team All-6A Fiesta Region. He is a three-sport athlete (wresting & track/field) that threw the shot put and discus during the spring. Brown carries a 3.70 GPA.

New Mexico has nine nationally-televised games this season. The Lobos will open the year with a pair of home games with the first coming on Sept. 5 against Central Michigan. FS1 will have the broadcast at 7 p.m. UNM improved from 5-7 in 2024 to 9-4 last year and played in the Rate Bowl at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix. The Lobos finished 6-2 in the Mountain West Conference.

Keeping it in the Mountain West, UNLV gained a new commitment as Donovan McNabb Jr. announced he will be playing for the Rebels last Friday. McNabb is a wide receiver at Brophy and has always been coached by his father, Donovan McNabb, who played 13 seasons in the NFL.

McNabb Jr. is 6-foot and 180 pounds. He chose the Rebels over 19 offers from other schools, including Arizona, Iowa, Washington, and Syracuse (his dad’s alma mater). He caught 23 passes for 280 yards and had four touchdowns for the Broncos last season. His workload should increase significantly as Brophy’s top two receivers from last season will be playing at Power Four schools this year.

UNLV has played in three straight bowl games and has made the Mountain West Conference championship game each season. The Rebels finished 10-4 last year and played in the Frisco Bowl in Texas. This year’s game against New Mexico will take place in Albuquerque on Nov. 14 (5:30 p.m. The CW). Prior to that, UNLV opens at home on Aug. 29 against Memphis. Fox will have the game in prime time at 7 p.m. That will be a week before most of the schools in the country begin their seasons.

Hassan Smith won a state championship last year with Desert Mountain. The 6-1, 170-pound cornerback made his commitment to Boise State last Sunday.

”I feel like it was the opportunity to be developed the best way possible on and off the field around elite coaches,” Smith said in a text message. “I don’t think you can beat playing for a championship-caliber team knowing you’re going the right way long-term in life, and also playing for a wonderful city that absolutely loves their players!”

Smith had 30 tackles, two interceptions, and a sack for the Wolves, who claimed the 5A title for the first time in school history last December. He was a Second Team All-5A Northeast Valley Region selection. His commitment to the Broncos came following his official visit to BSU.

This will be the first season in the new-look Pac-12 Conference for Boise State. The school has released its planned color schemes for the fans this fall. The first home game will be on Sept. 12 against Memphis. Fans will be decked out in blue except for the south end zone, which will be orange. That game against Memphis will be shown by USA at 3 p.m. The season opener will be a week prior at Oregon (12:30 p.m. CBS). Boise State finished 9-5 last season and played in the final LA Bowl.

Here’s the rest of the commitments since June 7:

Campo Verde quarterback Jonah Lubno committed to Utah.
Basha cornerback Tre Kennard III committed to Nevada.
Desert Edge wide receiver Jay Rawls committed to UConn.

Class of 2027 Commitments

AIR FORCE FALCONS

Bryce Devlin (FS) – ALA-Queen Creek
Brody Wolfenden (LS) – Brophy

ARIZONA WILDCATS

Trey Smith (WR) – Williams Field

ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS

Kingston Anetema (WR) – Mesa
Mikey Barth (K) – Basha
Jake Hildebrand (OT) – Basha

BOISE STATE BRONCOS

Hassan Smith (CB) – Desert Mountain
Kael Snyder (QB) – Perry

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS

Gunnar Perry (LB) – Cactus Shadows

IDAHO VANDALS

D’Mari Bryant (RB) – Millennium
Joe Haynie (DE) – Mesa

KANSAS JAYHAWKS

Richie Dexter (OT) – Hamilton

KANSAS STATE WILDCATS

David Rushing (WR) – Salpointe
Anitoni Tahi (DT) – Basha

NEVADA WOLF PACK

Keshawn Barkus (RB) – Westwood
Tre Kennard III (CB) – Basha

NEW MEXICO LOBOS

Zade Brown (DE) – Valley Vista

NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS

Lauifi Tosi (OT) – Millennium

NORTHERN ARIZONA LUMBERJACKS

RJ Gory (WR) – Casteel
Chase Grohman (OT) – ALA-Gilbert North

OKLAHOMA SOONERS

Mikyal Davis (CB) – Desert Edge

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS

Talan Scott (TE) – ALA-Queen Creek

OREGON DUCKS

Will Mencl (QB) – Chandler

PITTSBURGH PANTHERS

Jaden Baldwin (WR) – Basha

SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS

Braxton Huynh (WR) – Liberty

STANFORD CARDINAL

Ben Lowther (OT) – Centennial

TEXAS LONGHORNS

Noah Roberts (RB) – Basha

UCONN HUSKIES

Jay Rawls (WR) – Desert Edge

UNLV REBELS

Luke Farrell (QB) – Corona del Sol
Donovan McNabb Jr. (WR) – Brophy

USC TROJANS

Roye Oliver III (WR) – Hamilton

UTAH UTES

Jonah Lubno (QB) – Campo Verde
Sire Stewart (OT) – Chandler
Tiki Teeples (DT) – Canyon View

WASHINGTON HUSKIES

Jeremy Adeyanju (RB) – O’Connor
Blake Roskopf (QB) – Desert Edge
Zerek Sidney (WR) – Desert Edge
Dontay Tyson Jr. (WR) – Peoria

WESTERN MICHIGAN BRONCOS

Keegan McCarthy (FS) – Canyon View

WISCONSIN BADGERS

Jai Jones (WR) – Chandler
Nathan Jones (DE) – Desert Edge
Yahzeen Zion (DL) – Desert Edge

Latest Offers

Top-ranked Casteel punter Balke offered by UW & Arizona

UPDATED: 6/14/26

Colleges across the nation continue to take notice of the prep talent in Arizona each season. More than 350 players from the Class of 2026 signed with schools to advance their football careers and receive an education.

Times for all future games are in Arizona time.

Casteel punter Nolan Balke received his first two offers this week. Both were from West schools within Power Four conferences: Washington and Arizona. Balke is ranked a five-star punter for the Class of ‘27 by Chris Sailer Kicking. He carries a 4.50 GPA and can also place kick and hold for kicks. Last month at a Kohl’s Kicking camp in Atlanta, Balke was ranked a five-star prospect and was placed at No. 5 in the country. Strengths mentioned were athleticism, coordination, and leg strength. Last season for Casteel, Balke averaged 42.6 yards per punt and unleashed a 64-yarder in the 6A semifinals against Salpointe Catholic.

The week before the NFL regular season begins, Washington will get Sunday television time as the annual Apple Cup will be played on Sept. 6 against Washington State. The home game in Seattle will kick off at 1 p.m. and be shown on NBC. The Huskies went 9-4 (5-4 in the Big Ten) and defeated Boise State in the LA Bowl.

Arizona head coach Brent Brennan saw his contract extended through the 2030 season. That was after the Wildcats won nine games for just the eighth time in program history. Included in that was a dominating 23-7 victory in the Territorial Cup over Arizona State. Arizona will begin its season at home in Tucson on Sept. 5 with a night game against Northern Arizona.

This list shows four-year college offers received by seniors throughout the state. It’s not limited to just 6A and 5A. It will be constantly updated as we approach the Early Signing Period this December. Those will be the first days that high school seniors can sign a letter of intent to agree to attend an institution.

Verbal commitments are shown in bold.

Class of 2026 Offers

Evan Adamczyk – Liberty (WR): Arizona Christian, Lake Forest

Barry Adams – Basha (TE): Lake Forest, Sioux Falls

Jeremy Adeyanju – O’Connor (RB): Arizona, Arizona State, California, Florida, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Michigan, Nevada, Northwestern, San Diego State, UCF, UCLA, USC, Utah, Vanderbilt, WASHINGTON, Washington State, Wisconsin

Tobi Alade – Willow Canyon (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.)

Isaac Aldrich – Queen Creek (S): Lake Forest

Brady Allen – Basha (DT): Black Hills State, Drake, Fort Lewis

Damarkus Allen – O’Connor (CB): Drake

Braylon Anderson – Canyon View (WR): Army, Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Missouri Western

Boogie Anetema – Mesa (QB): Dartmouth, Ottawa

Kingston Anetema – Mesa (WR): ARIZONA STATE, Boise State, California, Florida International, Montana State, Navy, North Dakota State, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, UConn

James Angulo – Cactus (WR): Arizona Christian

Jamerrius Anthony – Cortez (QB): Arizona Christian

Carlos Aponte-Narten – Berean Academy (C): Lake Forest, Ottawa

Jett Archuleta – Desert Mountain (FS): Grand View, Missouri Baptist

Nehemiah Armstrong – ALA-Ironwood (WR): Arizona Christian

Jay Arnold – Chandler (LB): Adams State, Fort Lewis, San Diego

Tanner Austin – Sunrise Mountain (WR): Concordia Coll. (Minn.), Wisconsin-River Falls

Matthew Avelar – Walden Grove (QB): Idaho

Jaden Baldwin – Basha (WR): Arizona State, Colorado, Colorado State, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, PITTSBURGH, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, Syracuse, Texas A&M, UNLV, Vanderbilt, Washington State

Nolan Balke – Casteel (P): Arizona, Washington

Landon Banks – Higley (WR): Lake Forest

Dominick Barjona – Williams Field (QB): Colorado Mesa, Western New Mexico

Rob Barker Jr. – Chandler (CB): Missouri Southern

Keshawn Barkus – Westwood (RB): Montana Tech, NEVADA

Mikey Barth – Basha (K): ARIZONA STATE

Tavin Bayer – Canyon View (CB): Fort Lewis

JJ Bellows – Perry (WR): Lake Forest

Jack Bennett – Basha (OG): Lake Forest, Morningside, Ottawa, Wisconsin-River Falls

Paul Bergdahl – Benjamin Franklin (DT): Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

John Booker Jr. – Williams Field (WR): Brown, Cornell, Penn

Amane Breedlove – Arizona College Prep (FS): Lake Forest, Ottawa, Wisconsin-River Falls

Beau Brice – Prescott (OT): Ottawa

Jackson Brooks – Red Mountain (OT): Drake, Jamestown, Lake Forest, Western New Mexico

Zade Brown – Valley Vista (DE): Dartmouth, NEW MEXICO, Northern Arizona

D’Mari Bryant – Millennium (RB): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Eastern Washington, Fort Hays State, IDAHO, Missouri Southern

Andre Burnside – Mountain Pointe (LB): Mary

Cole Caiazzo – Arizona College Prep (LB): Lake Forest, Ottawa

Adam Campbell – Desert Edge (OT): Sioux Falls

Elijah Carothers – Centennial (SS): Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Cornell, Dartmouth, Hawaii, Illinois State, Iowa State, Nevada, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UNLV

Brandon Carroll – Sahuarita (C): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Colorado Mesa, Fort Lewis, Morningside, Western New Mexico

Aidan Chambers – Cactus Shadows (SS): Lake Forest

Skyler Cole – Hamilton (RB): Northern Arizona

Marshawn Coleman – Chandler (S): Northern Arizona

Cannon Collins – Liberty (SS): Dartmouth, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, Utah Tech

Jackson Colter – Chandler (WR): Drake

Kaiden Conner – Pinnacle (CB): Wisconsin-River Falls

Ryan Cratty – Desert Mountain (RB): Lake Forest, Wisconsin-River Falls

Aaron Crawford – Chandler Prep (WR): Arizona Christian

Jackson Crawford – Highland (DE): Black Hills State, Lake Forest

TK Cunningham – Basha (DE): Arizona, Arkansas, Arkansas State, Auburn, Baylor, California, Central Michigan, Colorado, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Florida State, Georgia State, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Grambling State, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, LSU, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Michigan State, Missouri, NC State, Nebraska, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Sacramento State, SMU, South Carolina, South Florida, Syracuse, Temple, Tennessee State, Toledo, UAB, UCF, UCLA, USC, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Washington, West Virginia, Western Kentucky

Elijah Davis – Valley Vista (OG): Ottawa

Mikyal Davis – Desert Edge (CB): Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, California, Florida State, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Miami (FL), Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Northern Arizona, Notre Dame, Ohio State, OKLAHOMA, Ole Miss, Oregon, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, UCLA, UNLV, USC, UTEP, Vanderbilt, Washington, Wisconsin

Kiaun Davison – Millennium (CB): Arizona Christian

DJ Detrizio – Perry (S): San Diego State

Bryce Devlin – ALA-Queen Creek (FS): AIR FORCE, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Idaho, Idaho State, Navy, Penn, Yale

Richie Dexter – Hamilton (OT): Arizona, Baylor, Colorado, Cornell, Idaho, KANSAS, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Oklahoma State, Penn, San Diego State, SMU, UConn, UNLV, UTEP, Washington State, Yale

Christian Diaz – Basha (WR): Lake Forest

Gabriel Diaz – Basha (CB): Lake Forest

Jameson Diaz – Hamilton (S): Black Hills State

Dominic Dickerson – Scottsdale Christian (WR): Lake Forest

Damonte Drake – Centennial (RB): Wisconsin-River Falls

Everett Driver – Valley Vista (WR): Knox, Lake Forest

Marc Duerson III – Basha (LB): Northern Arizona, San Diego

Nasim Eason – Higley (CB): Arizona State, BYU, Colorado State, Fresno State, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisville, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, San Diego State, UNLV, Utah State, Wisconsin

Jordan Easthope – Mesa (DT): Adams State

Shawn Ellison – Estrella Foothills (WR): Lake Forest

Jaxen Essig-Scarnato – Verrado (FS): Lake Forest

Tytan Faiva – ALA-Queen Creek (OG): Lake Forest

Jacob Falls – Higley (DE): Knox, Ottawa

Luke Farrell – Corona del Sol (QB): Arizona, Kentucky, Minnesota, Ole Miss, Oregon State, San Diego State, South Florida, UNLV, Utah, Washington

Steven Farrell – Higley (OG): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Sioux Falls, Western New Mexico

Andy Fierros – Canyon View (DT): Dartmouth, Fort Lewis, Northern Arizona

Jaylen Fitzgerald – Brophy (WR): Arizona, Boise State, California, Florida Atlantic, Kansas, Marshall, New Mexico State, North Texas, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, UNLV, UTSA, Washington State

Jack Fleming – Mesquite (OT): Arizona Christian, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Isaac Fletcher – Liberty (TE): Black Hills State, Fort Lewis

Allen Monzon Flores – Kellis (OL): Ottawa

David Flores – North Canyon (LB): Wisconsin-River Falls

Lafaele Folaumoeloa – Mesa (DE): Northern Arizona

Christian Garcia – Marcos de Niza (RB): Arizona Christian, Knox, Ottawa (Kans.)

Mattox Garvey – Chandler (OG): Mississippi Valley State

Quentin Gavin – Tolleson (WR): Arizona Christian, Lake Forest, Ottawa

Lachlan Geier – Queen Creek (DT): Lake Forest

Luke Gelder – Casteel (S): Drake

Jayvion Gilbert – Sahuaro (LB): Lake Forest

Almasi Glenn – Williams Field (LB): Boise State, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Northern Arizona, Syracuse, Yale

Ashton Goddard – Benjamin Franklin (LB): Simpson Univ. (Calif.), Southern Virginia

Ethan Goodrum – Liberty (WR): Ottawa

RJ Gory – Casteel (WR): Arizona, New Mexico State, NORTHERN ARIZONA, UTEP

Kaydon Gray – Chandler (WR): Bethune-Cookman, Central Michigan, Sacramento State, Southern Mississippi, Western Kentucky

Korben Greene – Mica Mountain (TE): Central Coll. (Iowa)

Geremiah Grimes – Basha (CB): Arizona, Bemidji State

Chase Grohman – ALA-Gilbert North (OT): Arizona, New Mexico, NORTHERN ARIZONA

Quaid Guiney – Liberty (OT): Eastern Washington, New Mexico, Northern Arizona

Torin Hamilton – Boulder Creek (LB): Arizona Christian, Wisconsin-River Falls

Jordyn Harris – Higley (WR): Knox

Jorryn Harris – Higley (S): Knox

Jaiden Hart-Rodriguez – Tempe (WR): Knox

Abdul Hassan – Arizona College Prep (SS): Knox, Lewis & Clark

Amr Hassan – Canyon View (WR): New Mexico, Tarleton State

Dominic Hawkins – Perry (WR): Colorado State, Dartmouth

Joe Haynie – Mesa (DE): IDAHO, Northern Arizona

Loghan Heuer – Liberty (DE): Ottawa

Dylan Heyninck – Chaparral (CB): Lake Forest, Wisconsin-River Falls

Jake Hildebrand – Basha (OT): Alabama, Arizona, ARIZONA STATE, Baylor, BYU, Colorado, Colorado State, Duke, Florida State, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, LSU, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, Sacramento State, San Jose State, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas State, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin

Mekhi Hodge – Mountain Pointe (TE): Arizona State, Coastal Carolina, Colorado State, Nevada, San Diego State, UNLV

Aiden Honeywood – Desert Edge (WR): Illinois State

Austen Honsa – Canyon View (K): Lake Forest, Wisconsin-River Falls

Ilijah Hoye – Hamilton (DE): Drake, Ottawa, Wisconsin-River Falls

Braxton Huynh – Liberty (WR): Arizona, Kansas, Sacramento State, SAN DIEGO STATE

Malachi Inzunza – Mesa (DT): Concordia Coll. (Minn.)

Brian Irick – Marcos de Niza (LB): Arizona Christian

Jaxson Jauregui – Ironwood (OG): Ottawa

Pharis Jenkins – Cactus Canyon (RB): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.)

Sam Jenkins – Notre Dame (OT): Adams State

Riddik Jerdee – Corona del Sol (FS): Western New Mexico, Wisconsin-River Falls

Adrian Jett – Salpointe (LB): Lake Forest, Pacific

Caleb Joe – Red Mountain (QB): Knox

DeShown Johnson – Highland (CB): Lake Forest

Kadin Johnson – Millennium (WR): Arizona Christian, Augustana Univ. (S, Dak.), Idaho State, Sioux Falls

Jai Jones – Chandler (WR): Arizona, Arizona State, California, Colorado State, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Oregon State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, UCLA, Utah, UTEP, Washington, WISCONSIN

Jonte Jones – Bradshaw Mountain (RB): Lake Forest

Jude Jones – Chandler (DE): Brown, Columbia, Northern Arizona, Penn

Nathan Jones – Desert Edge (DE): Arizona, Baylor, Colorado State, Florida State, Fresno State, Kansas State, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico State, North Carolina, Northern Arizona, San Diego State, UNLV, Washington State, WISCONSIN

Trey Jones – Canyon View (LB): Lake Forest

Caleb Jordan – Basha (DE): Air Force, Colorado State, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Illinois State, Iowa State, Kansas State, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, UNLV, Washington State, Yale

Isaiah Justice – Desert Mountain (FS): Arizona Christian

Konner Kammes – Arcadia (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Black Hills State, Colorado Mesa, Hawaii, Western New Mexico

Kade Karriker – Basha (C): Lake Forest, Morningside, Ottawa

Braylon Kasper – Perry (WR): Arizona State, BYU, California, Missouri, Nebraska, Northern Arizona, Oregon

Tre Kennard III – Basha (CB): Florida Atlantic, Idaho, Illinois State, NEVADA, Sacramento State, UNLV

Tye Kennedy – Mesa Mountain View (OT): Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, California, Cornell, Duke, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kansas State, Michigan, Minnesota, NC State, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, Penn, San Diego State, Stanford, TCU, Utah, UTEP, Washington, Washington State

James Klopfenstein – Horizon (WR): Air Force, Army, Idaho State, Illinois State, Navy, Nevada, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, Washington State, Wyoming

Jax Kraus – Buena (LB): Bluffton, Graceland, Judson, Morningside

Forrest Lane – Lee Williams (CB): Simpson Coll. (Iowa)

Derrick LeBlanc Jr. – Hamilton (DE): Air Force, Arizona, Colorado State, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Eastern Kentucky, Idaho, Middle Tennessee, Navy, Northern Arizona, Princeton, Sacramento State, UTSA, Western Kentucky

Lucas Leist – Lee Williams (RB): Knox, West Texas A&M

Ben Livingston – ALA-Gilbert North (QB): Fort Lewis

Braylon Logan – O’Connor (LS): Washington

Paulo Longo – Boulder Creek (DE): Arizona Christian, Morningside, Wisconsin-River Falls

Ben Lowther – Centennial (OT): Arizona, Arizona State, California, Cornell, Duke, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Oklahoma State, San Jose State, STANFORD, Texas A&M, Washington, Washington State

Jonah Lubno – Campo Verde (QB): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Eastern Washington, Fresno State, Idaho, Navy, Northern Arizona, Portland State, UTAH, Weber State

Deuce Lutui Jr. – Red Mountain (OG): Ottawa

Milo Marinick – Arcadia (DT): Fort Lewis, Wisconsin-River Falls

James Mariotti – Notre Dame (DE): Lake Forest

Lucas Marks – Sunrise Mountain (QB): Concordia Coll. (Minn.), Knox, Lake Forest, Ottawa, Southern Virginia

Rasheed Martin – Desert View (QB): Western New Mexico

Isaac Massey – ALA-Gilbert North (WR): Nevada, Oregon State, Portland State, Tarleton State

Keegan McCarthy – Canyon View (FS): Idaho, Illinois State, North Dakota, San Diego State, WESTERN MICHIGAN

Christian McComber – Desert Mountain (LB): New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, Western Michigan

Dadrian McDermott – Hamilton (WR): Ottawa

Roman McDonald – Hamilton (LB): Lake Forest

Blake McGlory – Prescott (DT): Ottawa

Donjerome Mckoy Jr. – Chandler (S): Lake Forest, Ottawa

Donovan McNabb Jr. – Brophy (WR): Arizona, Florida Atlantic, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Massachusetts, Miami (OH), Minnesota, Norfolk State, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, Southern Mississippi, Syracuse, Temple, UNLV, UT Martin, UTSA, Washington

Will Mencl – Chandler (QB): Arkansas, Auburn, Boston College, California, Colorado State, Duke, Florida State, Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Miami (FL), Minnesota, Mississippi State, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, OREGON, Penn State, San Diego State, SMU, South Florida, Stanford, Syracuse, UNLV, Washington, Washington State

Brayden Mendoza – Chandler (OT): Black Hills State, Idaho, Massachusetts, New Mexico State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, Western New Mexico

John Michael – Brophy (DE): Adams State, Fort Lewis

Kaden Miller – Liberty (SS): Lake Forest

Kade Minor – ALA-Queen Creek (OT): Fort Hays State, Northern Arizona, Washington State

Kaden Mitchell – Casteel (C): Central Coll. (Iowa), Elmhurst, Lake Forest, Lewis & Clark, Morningside, Ottawa, Western New Mexico

Noah Molina – Liberty (CB): Lake Forest, Western New Mexico

Angel Monroy – Red Mountain (TE): Lake Forest, Ottawa

Corey Moody – Perry (CB): Knox, Lake Forest

Brodie Moore – O’Connor (QB): Lake Forest

Nick Motz – Mountain Ridge (LB): Arizona Christian, Wisconsin-River Falls

Gentil Mugisha – Dobson (CB): Ottawa

Mahdi Muhammad – Ironwood (DT): Ottawa

Caleb Murphy – Scottsdale Christian (WR/FS): Nevada

Kaeden Nelems – Salpointe (OT): Western New Mexico

Jake Nicholas – Chaparral (DE): Fort Lewis

Micah Newcombe – Dobson (RB): Fort Lewis, Northern Arizona

Cole Nickell – Pinnacle (CB): Western New Mexico

Ryder Noche – Brophy (ATH): Air Force, Arizona, Arizona State, Colgate, Columbia, Georgetown, Sacramento State

Aaron O’Daniel – Desert Mountain (OT): Adams State, Drake, Fort Lewis, Morningside

Roye Oliver III – Hamilton (WR): Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, BYU, California, Colorado State, Florida State, Kansas, Marshall, Memphis, Miami (FL), Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, SMU, Southern Mississippi, Texas, UCLA, USC, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington

Conor Olson – Desert Mountain (LB): Wisconsin-River Falls

Emilio Ortiz – Mesa (OG): Arizona Christian, Ottawa

Tyler Overstreet – Centennial (TE): Drake

Ricky Packingham – Perry (LB): Knox

Cyrus Padilla – Verrado (OT): Drake, Grinnell, Jamestown, Lake Forest, Ottawa (Ariz.), Ottawa (Kans.)

Anthony Palka – Higley (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Lewis & Clark

Jamar Patterson – Hamilton (ATH): Colorado State

Taylan Patterson – Basha (WR): Illinois State, Northern Arizona, San Diego State, Utah

Lanakila Peahu – Mesa (DT): Ottawa

Keegan Peterson – Corona del Sol (WR): Wisconsin-River Falls

Jesus Perez – Sunnyside (OG): Ottawa

Gunnar Perry – Cactus Shadows (LB): CALIFORNIA

Nick Phillips – Prescott (WR): Carleton, Central Coll. (Iowa)

Myles Polite – Perry (CB): Western New Mexico, Wisconsin-River Falls

Ethan Putz – Brophy (OG): Hope, La Verne, Lake Forest, Lewis & Clark, Whittier, Wisconsin-River Falls

Ramsey Pyne – Ironwood (WR): Arizona Christian, Ottawa

Cooper Quintin – Mountain Ridge (OG): Lake Forest

Easton Quiroz – Coconino (DT): Fort Lewis, Lake Forest

Ethan Raber – Boulder Creek (FS): Buena Vista, Knox, Lake Forest, Simpson Coll. (Iowa)

Aiden Ramos – Pinnacle (LB): Fort Lewis

Brandon Rathi – ALA-Ironwood (DE): Carleton, Knox, Lake Forest, Macalester, Ottawa, Simpson Univ. Calif.)

Jay Rawls – Desert Edge (WR): California, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, Sacramento State, UCONN, Utah

Jackson Reader – Pinnacle (QB): Drake, Western New Mexico

Shane Reiersgaard – Brophy (OG): Colgate, Dartmouth, Drake, North Dakota, North Texas, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, Southern Utah

CJ Revoir – Skyline (OT): Ottawa

Tristan Richey – Corona del Sol (RB): Grinnell

Greg Riddell – Brophy (LB): Northwest Oklahoma State

Christian Riley – Hamilton (WR): Arizona Christian, Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Black Hills State, Drake, Fort Lewis, Western New Mexico, Wisconsin-River Falls

Colton Roberts – Tanque Verde (OT): Arizona Christian

Noah Roberts – Basha (RB): Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, California, Central Michigan, Colorado, Colorado State, Florida, Florida State, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Carolina, Northern Arizona, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Oregon State, Penn State, SMU, Tennessee, TEXAS, Texas A&M, UCF, UCLA, USC, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington, Wisconsin

Sean Roebuck – Marana (WR): Washington

Jake Rogers – Basha (QB): Brown, Colgate, Eastern Washington, Penn, Princeton

Blake Roskopf – Desert Edge (QB): Arkansas, Auburn, California, Colorado State, Duke, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas State, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Missouri, NC State, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, Stanford, South Florida, Tennessee, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt, WASHINGTON, Wisconsin

Owen Rossman – Horizon (LS): Arizona

Carter Rothe – Liberty (WR): Lake Forest

David Rushing – Salpointe (WR): East Carolina, KANSAS STATE, Memphis, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, San Diego State, Utah, Washington State, Wofford

Luke Ryan – Basha (TE): Central Coll. (Iowa), Lake Forest, Ottawa

Angelo Saffold – Chandler (DE): Lake Forest

Jayden Sanchez – Liberty (RB): Fort Lewis, Northern Arizona, Western New Mexico

Gunnar Schmidt – Arizona College Prep (QB): Wisconsin-River Falls

Devin Scholl – Corona del Sol (FS): Pacific

Talan Scott – ALA-Queen Creek (TE): Auburn, Boise State, California, Colorado, Colorado State, Duke, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, OKLAHOMA STATE, San Diego State, SMU, Stanford, UNLV, Utah, Washington State, Wisconsin

Jaxsun Sharp – Marana (WR): Jamestown, Lake Forest, Wisconsin-River Falls

Zerek Sidney – Desert Edge (WR): Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, California, Colorado State, Florida State, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Massachusetts, Miami (FL), Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC, UTEP, Vanderbilt, WASHINGTON, Wisconsin

Kash Silva – Pinnacle (SS): Fort Lewis, Western New Mexico

Jaxon Simons – O’Connor (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.)

Jaylen Singleton – Perry (WR): Arizona Christian, Lake Forest, Western New Mexico, Wisconsin-River Falls

Decker Smith – Notre Dame (RB): Central Coll. (Iowa), Concordia Coll. (Minn.), Mary

Hassan Smith – Desert Mountain (CB): BOISE STATE, Fresno State, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois State, Montana State, Nevada, North Dakota State, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, San Diego State, South Florida, UNLV, Utah State, Utah Tech, Western Michigan

Josiah Smith – Corona del Sol (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Drake, Northern State, Western New Mexico

Tee Smith – Casteel (QB): Northern Arizona, Washington

Trey Smith – Williams Field (WR): ARIZONA, Arizona State, Duke, Idaho, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas State, Miami (FL), Minnesota, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, San Diego State, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest

Kael Snyder – Perry (QB): Arizona, Arizona State, BOISE STATE, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas State, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Northern Arizona, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UAB, UCF, Utah, Utah State, Washington, Washington State

Elijah Soanes – Higley (CB): Idaho

Jeneral Solomon – Desert Mountain (S): Adams State, Colorado Mesa

Christian Sorensen – Benjamin Franklin (LB): Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Dalton Speaks – Arizona College Prep (WR): Wisconsin-River Falls

Maxwell Sprott – Chandler (WR): Idaho, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State

Ayden Stebnicki-Snower – Benjamin Franklin (CB): Arizona Christian, Black Hills State, Lake Forest, Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Sire Stewart – Chandler (OT): Arizona, Baylor, Boise State, California, Duke, Idaho, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UTAH, Washington State

Casen Stieg – Cactus Shadows (LB): Concordia Coll. (Minn.), Knox, Lewis & Clark

Connor Strand – Hamilton (LB): Nevada

Ty Strozier – Chandler (RB): Fort Lewis

Anitoni Tahi – Basha (DT): Arizona State, Colorado State, Idaho, Illinois, KANSAS STATE, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Penn State, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UNLV, Washington State, Wisconsin

Braxton Tate – Brophy (LB): Southern Virginia

Henry Tauscher – San Tan Charter (TE): Air Force, Albany, Army, Brown, Charlotte, Colgate, Dartmouth, Eastern Washington, Idaho, Memphis, Montana, Murray State, Navy, Northern Arizona, Penn, San Diego State, Utah Tech, Yale

Devin Taylor – Centennial (FS): Nevada

Ethan Taylor – Desert Vista (DT): Fort Lewis

Tiki Teeples – Canyon View (DT): Fresno State, Idaho, Illinois State, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, New Mexico, North Dakota State, Northern Arizona, Texas Tech, UTAH, Utah State, Vanderbilt, Washington State, West Virginia, Western Michigan

Samson Tengei – Westwood (OT): Illinois State, Northern Arizona

Xavier Thomas – Pinnacle (CB): Northern Arizona

Miles Thornton – Brophy (OT): Adams State, Drake, Lake Forest, Lewis & Clark, Wisconsin-River Falls

Eli Toms – Desert Vista (FS): Hawaii, Idaho, Idaho State, Northern Arizona, Northern Iowa, Oregon State, San Diego State, Tulane

Leonidas To’oto’o – Red Mountain (DE): Brown, Dartmouth, Idaho, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State

Carter Topping – Perry (OT): Colorado Mesa, Drake, Mary, San Diego, Western New Mexico

Lauifi Tosi – Millennium (OT): Boise State, Eastern Michigan, Idaho, NORTH CAROLINA, Sacramento State, Stanford, Washington State, Western New Mexico

Jaylen Trotter – Mesa (WR): Ottawa

Allan Turner – Higley (WR): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Western New Mexico

Kaimir Tyler – Dobson (LB): Beloit, Ottawa

Dontay Tyson Jr. – Peoria (WR): Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado State, Florida State, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Purdue, Sacramento State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC, Utah, WASHINGTON, Wisconsin

Luca Ugenti – Chaparral (SS): Drake

Royce Vanacore – Sunnyslope (QB): Georgia State, Kennesaw State

Braiden Villalobos – Higley (OT): Northern Arizona

Mauricio Villalobos – Corona del Sol (OT): Drake

Bryce Villeroel – ALA-Ironwood (C): Arizona Christian, Black Hills State, Central Coll. (Iowa), Fort Lewis, Lake Forest, Ottawa (Ariz.), Ottawa (Kans.), Simpson Univ. (Calif.), Whittier

Braylon Wall – Mesquite (WR): Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Jaziah Warren – Mesquite (WR): Lake Forest

Jaxon Watkins – Higley (RB): Western New Mexico

Kaden Watson – Mica Mountain (CB): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Fort Lewis, Illinois State, Western New Mexico

Bowen Weddle – ALA-Ironwood (WR): Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Jeremiah Wesselman – Vista Grande (FB): Arizona Christian, Lake Forest

Slade Wheaton – ALA-Ironwood (OG): Arizona Christian, Knox, Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Aidan Whitaker – McClintock (ATH): Air Force, Colorado State, Illinois State, Kansas, Montana State, New Mexico, New Mexico State, North Dakota State, Northern Arizona, Penn, Princeton, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UNLV

Dax White – Higley (LB): Northern Arizona

Davian Whitener – Desert Mountain (DE): Eastern Washington, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana State, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, Oregon State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, Western Michigan

Brysen Wilkinson – Higley (SS): Idaho, New Mexico

JayVeon Williams – Red Mountain (WR): Gustavus

Kameron Williams – Mesa (WR): Northern Arizona

Jayce Wilson – Chaparral (RB): Air Force, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Idaho, Idaho State, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, Northern Arizona, Princeton

Kyser Wilson – Basha (LB): Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Northern Arizona

Ricky Wilson III – Kellis (WR): Ottawa

Colton Winters – Hamilton (OG): Lake Forest

Brody Wolfenden – Brophy (LS): AIR FORCE

Miles Woods – Maryvale (WR): Idaho, Illinois State, Northern Arizona

Nate Worley – Centennial (OG): Lake Forest

Gavin Wyler – Benjamin Franklin (QB): Central Coll. (Iowa), Ottawa, Simpson Univ. (Calif.)

Rhys Yablon – Horizon (WR): Knox

Dajohn Yarborough – Basha (OT): Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Bowling Green, California, Colorado, Colorado State, Eastern Kentucky, Florida State, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Rutgers, UCF, UCLA, USF, UTEP, Washington, Wisconsin

Cole Yerman – Desert Mountain (DT): Wisconsin-River Falls

Jack Yost – Cactus Shadows (DE): Concordia Coll. (Minn.)

Jovon Young – O’Connor (FS): Augustana Univ. (S. Dak.), Drake

Jaxon Zembrycki – Chandler (DE): Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, Washington State

Brody Zinn – Arizona College Prep (C): Elmhurst, Knox, Western New Mexico

Yahzeen Zion – Desert Edge (DL): Arizona, Arizona State, Auburn, California, Colorado State, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Hawaii, Kansas, Kansas State, LSU, Miami (FL), Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Diego State, SMU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, UNLV, USC, Washington, WISCONSIN

Carter Zirbes – San Tan Charter (DE): Drake, Ottawa (Kans.), Wisconsin-River Falls