High School Profile
Scottsdale, AZ. Follow the volume, blue-chip spikes, destination programs, and draft conversion that define this recruiting pipeline.
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Overview
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First recruit year
2002
Latest recruit year
2025
Top college destination
New Mexico State
Most common position group
OL
Best class by recruits
2018 (3)
Best class by blue-chip
2025 (0)
Timeline
Year-by-year recruiting output, blue-chip spikes, and drafted-player classes.
Stars
The mix of 3-star, 4-star, 5-star, and unrated recruits in this school's history.
Best Classes
The years that delivered the biggest jumps in volume, premium talent, and draft outcomes.
Most FBS recruits
2018 (3)
Most blue-chip recruits
2025 (0)
Most drafted players
2025 (0)
Destinations
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Positions
The position groups this school produces most often.
Draft Outcomes
Which recruits from this high school eventually got drafted, and where did they land?
Context
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Blue-chip concentration
0 premium prospects
0% of known FBS recruits were four-stars or five-stars.
Draft conversion
0%
Draft status stays visible even when round and pick data are incomplete.
Top destination lane
New Mexico State
3 recruits reached the leading destination program.
Draft Table
Draft year, round, and pick stay optional so drafted status remains visible even when the player bridge is incomplete.
| Player | Class | Stars | Position | College | Draft Year | Round | Pick |
|---|
Top Recruits
Sorted by stars, rating, class year, and name to keep the table deterministic.
| Player | Class | Stars | Rating | Position | College | Drafted | Draft Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matthew Klopfenstein | 2023 | 3★ | 0.89 | TE | Baylor | No | — |
| Carter Lavrusky | 2024 | 3★ | 0.87 | OT | — | No | — |
| Jake Grant | 2015 | 3★ | 0.86 | OG | — | No | — |
| Jax Markovich | 2025 | 3★ | 0.84 | TE | Massachusetts | No | — |
| Daniel Santiago | 2022 | 3★ | 0.83 | DL | — | No | — |
| Kanyon Floyd | 2024 | 3★ | 0.83 | P | Arizona State | No | — |
| Jay Rudolph | 2020 | 3★ | 0.83 | TE | San Diego State | No | — |
| Jackson Murray | 2025 | 3★ | 0.83 | DL | Colorado State | No | — |
| Stefan Demos | 2006 | 3★ | 0.81 | K | Northwestern | No | — |
| Dalton Sneed | 2015 | 3★ | 0.80 | PRO | UNLV | No | — |
| Grant Miles | 2018 | 2★ | 0.78 | TE | New Mexico State | No | — |
| Isaiah Mursalat | 2018 | 2★ | 0.78 | OG | New Mexico State | No | — |
| Luke Rudolph | 2016 | 2★ | 0.77 | OG | Northern Arizona | No | — |
| Cole Finochiarro | 2015 | 2★ | 0.77 | OLB | — | No | — |
| Barrett Reznick | 2002 | 2★ | 0.77 | OG | Nevada | No | — |
| Justin Segura | 2018 | 2★ | 0.76 | DT | New Mexico State | No | — |
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