NUMBER 45: ANSON OLSEN – WESTLAKE
Anson Olsen out of Westlake High is a true powerhouse on the offensive line. With his impressive size and strength, he dominates on the field and protects his teammates with ease. He is fiercely dedicated and consistently displays a strong work ethic, always pushing himself to improve. His quick thinking and ability to read the defense make him an invaluable asset to his team. Not only is he an outstanding player, but his positive attitude and determination make him a leader both on and off the field. Westlake High is fortunate to have such a gifted athlete in their ranks.
NUMBER 44: TRISTAN CALLAHAN – BONNEVILLE
Callahan has been a beast for the Lakers and a phenomenal leader on their offensive line. He is a violent blocker and can read defensives with ease. Callahan isn’t a big name right now per say, but throughout the season his stock will continue to rise. He is a player that needs to gain more traction in the recruiting realm. He is a player that could really help a team improve on the line.
NUMBER 43: MOSES MAILEI – ALTA
Moses Mailei from Alta High School has proved to be an essential pillar of his team’s offense and has proved his mettle time and time again. His physical prowess, tireless work ethic, and excellent technique have made him an invaluable contribution to the team. Whether he is blocking for the running backs or providing protection for the quarterback, Moses always puts forth his best effort. He is respected and admired by both his coaches and his teammates and plays with a level of discipline and determination that is second to none. Moses Mailei is an exceptional offensive lineman who has proven himself to be an essential player for his team.
NUMBER 42: NATE RUST – PARK CITY
Rust is a great offensive leader and is more athletic than most lineman. He can do it all, including pulling. He can get from point A to point B in a flash, and will eliminate you from the play. Park City is a Championship caliber team that will need a player like Rust to play near perfect, and I am certain he is up for the task.
NUMBER 41: JACOB ZARATE – CRIMSON CLIFFS
Southern Utah is known for their superb line play. Zarate just proves that notion. He is everything a coach is looking for in a lineman. He has great size, hands, and feet. The Mustangs might have the most pressure on them due to their high expectations, but if players like Zarate can play to the level he is capable of, I am sure they can achieve their goal.
NUMBER 40: JONAH SULIAFA – WOODS CROSS
The combination of Pututau and Suliafa is going to be dominant next season. The Wildcats running game was suffocating last season and the reason was players like Suliafa carving up defensive lines. He is aggressive and strong and wears down defenses with his tenacity. I believe that Woods Cross will have one of the best rushing attacks in the state when August comes around.
NUMBER 39: BRAXTON HENNINGSON – MANTI
When it comes to football, the offensive lineman often don’t get the recognition they deserve. However, one lineman that truly stands out is Henningson, a force to be reckoned with on the field. With incredible strength and agility, they expertly protect the quarterback and open up holes for the running back. Their dedication to their teammates and the game is unmatched, often tirelessly refining their technique and working on their footwork. Their selflessness is also noteworthy, always putting the success of the team above their own accolades. It’s truly an honor to watch Henningson effortlessly dominate the opposition and make a lasting impact on their team’s success.
NUMBER 38: NAIMANA FILIVAOLELEI – CORNER CANYON
Naimana Filivaolelei is a force to be reckoned with on the offensive line. Known for his incredible strength and precision, he dominates the field and is a true asset to any team lucky enough to have him. His dedication and hard work are evident every time he steps onto the field, and his teammates have come to rely on him to protect the quarterback and create openings for the running game. His sheer size and power make him a formidable opponent and a nightmare for any defender facing him. Simply put, Naimana Filivaolelei is one of the best offensive linemen out there, and any team that has him is lucky to have him.
NUMBER 37: MATT AIONO – KEARNS
Matt Aiono is a phenomenal offensive lineman out of Kearns High. His strength and agility on the football field are second to none. Matt’s ability to create space and protect his teammates is truly remarkable, making him a valuable asset to any team. He is a true team player, always putting his team’s success above his own personal accomplishments. His work ethic and dedication to the game make him a natural leader both on and off the field. Any team would be lucky to have Matt Aiono as part of their offensive line.
NUMBER 36: KARSON KAUFUSI – SKYLINE
Karson Kaufusi out of Skyline high is a true force to be reckoned with on the football field. This junior offensive lineman has shown great potential and skill in his position, taking on opponents with determination and precision. His impressive size and strength make him a valuable asset to any team, and his hard work and dedication to the game can be seen in his performance on the field. With his talent and passion for the sport, there’s no doubt that Kaufusi has a bright future ahead of him in football.
NUMBER 35: PESI FONUA – PROVIDENCE HALL
Pesi Fonua from Providence High School is an outstanding offensive lineman who has impressed with his incredible strength, agility, and dedication in every game he participates in. His ability to create gaps and push the opposition forward has been vital in numerous victories for his team. Fonua’s technique on the field is top-notch, his excellent footwork, and crafty techniques make him a formidable opponent for anyone, at any level. His persistence on the field is remarkable and he continuously puts forth his best effort, even during the most challenging moments of the game. Fonua is a fantastic athlete who truly deserves recognition for his exceptional talent and hard work on the field.
NUMBER 34: NATHAN YOUNG – RICHFIELD
Nathan Young, offensive lineman from Richfield High School, is an incredibly talented and dedicated player. He possesses a rare combination of size, strength, and agility that make him a force to be reckoned with on the field. He has an outstanding work ethic and consistently puts in the effort to improve his technique and skills. Nathan is not only a standout player but also a natural leader, demonstrating great sportsmanship and always placing the team’s needs before his own. His ability to read the game and make quick decisions makes him an invaluable asset to any team. Nathan is truly an outstanding player and has a bright future ahead of him in football.
NUMBER 33: ANDREW BRADY – AMERICAN FORK
Andrew Brady of American Fork High School is a truly exceptional offensive lineman. His physicality, intelligence, and unwavering work ethic make him a valuable asset to any team that’s lucky enough to have him. His remarkable blocking skills have played a critical role in many of his team’s victories, and his ability to read and adjust to defenses has repeatedly saved his quarterback in challenging situations. Away from the field, Andrew is also an exceptional leader, always inspiring his teammates to strive for excellence and pushing them to perform at their best. His dedication and commitment to his craft make him an outstanding athlete and an incredible role model for aspiring offensive linemen.
NUMBER 32: CONNOR DEAN – SKY VIEW
Dean is one of the best lineman in 4A. Dean has great leadership attributes and plays his heart out every snap. He will do everything in his power to make sure his quarterback’s uniform remains clean. Dean continues the long line of successful and dominant lineman coming from Sky View. He will most likely receive his second all-state nod next season, and hopes to lead his team deep into the playoffs.
NUMBER 31: AUSTIN HOPOATE – JUAB
Austin Hopoate is a truly exceptional offensive lineman from Juab High School. His outstanding work ethic and passion for the game have propelled him to become one of the best offensive linemen in his league. Austin’s ability to read the opposition and make quick decisions on the field is nothing short of amazing. His dedication to his team has earned him immense respect from his coaches and peers alike. He consistently proves his worth on the field, securing the position of an unstoppable force. In summary, Austin Hopoate is a valuable asset to Juab High School and possesses the potential to excel at the college level and beyond.
NUMBER 30: CADE DRAPER – ROY
Draper was only a sophomore last season and is already taking the football world by storm. He was dominant last season and has built up quite the reputation. Draper is intelligent on and off the field and I believe has not even come close to reaching his ceiling. By his senior year my guess he will be a top five lineman in Utah.
NUMBER 29: COOPER MCGIVEN – MORGAN
McGiven is a natural. It’s like he was made to play football. He has great size at 6’1 and weighs 265. He is already peaking the interest of colleges and his stock will surely grow as the season progresses. Not to mention he has a shiny new ring on his finger. McGiven will captain a remarkable Trojan offensive line, and they will look to follow up their state championship with a second one.
NUMBER 28: MARK AIONO – KEARNS
Mark Aiono out of Kearns High is a force to be reckoned with on the football field. As an offensive lineman, Aiono’s sheer size and strength make him an incredibly valuable asset to his team. He is known for his incredible blocking abilities and his agility, which allow him to both create gaps for his teammates and protect his quarterback. Aiono’s dedication to his craft is evident in his exceptional work ethic and his commitment to constantly improving his skills. He is a leader on and off the field, and his teammates look up to him for his exceptional talent and his unwavering determination. Aiono is without a doubt one of the best offensive lineman in the game, and his hard work and talent are an inspiration to all who play alongside him.
NUNBER 27: NIXON WESTON – BEAR RIVER
Weston caught the attention of many coaches throughout 4A, he stood out among his peers. He has great size and feet and specializes in pass protection. Weston is one of the best players for Bear River and was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season for the Bears. He received the accolade of an all-state nod and has potential to play college ball.
NUMBER 26: TAYLOR BLACK – SAN JUAN
Black has been a perennial starter for the Broncos, and was an integral part of two championship teams. He is the heart and soul of their offensive line and it is asinine how underrated he is. Black has a high football IQ and terrific leadership skills. Due to the fact that he plays in the far away land of Blanding he gets left off of similar lists. He is big and strong and can move any defensive lineman that gets in his way. Black will have three rings before his high school career is finalized.
NUMBER 25: FILIMONE FANGUPO – SKYRIDGE
Filimone Fangupo out of Skyridge High is a dominant force on the offensive line. With exceptional strength and quickness, he consistently paves the way for his team’s running game. His ability to read the defense and make split-second decisions allows him to effectively protect his quarterback from opposing pass-rushers. Fangupo’s work ethic and dedication to improving his craft have not gone unnoticed by his coaches and teammates. He is a true leader both on and off the field, serving as an inspiration to those around him with his unwavering commitment to success.
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