Teams Southern Utah 2025 Roster ← 2024 2026 → 2025 Southern Utah roster 116 players: 23 freshmen, 30 sophomores, 22 juniors, 21 seniors, 20 with no class listed. From 17 states; the most from California (36) and Utah (33). The 2025 season .
Quarterbacks 5 Running backs 10 Receivers 14 Tight ends 6 Offensive line 18 Defensive line 23 Linebackers 10 Defensive backs 24 Specialists 6
Quarterbacks 5 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 10 Bronson Barron QB 2★ 2-star recruit Sr. 6′3″ 210 American Fork, UT 2,135 passing yards, 11 TD 7 Will Burns QB So. 6′2″ 215 Mission Viejo, CA 380 rushing yards, 4 TD 7 Brendan Anderson QB 3★ 3-star recruit So. 6′1″ 185 Glendale, AZ 0 passing yards 11 Carston Naegle QB Sr. 5′9″ 205 North Salt Lake, UT 3 passing yards 6 Michael Cruz QB Jr. 5′11″ 180 Blythe, CA
Running backs 10 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 28 Joshua Dye RB Transfer from UTEP So. 5′10″ 200 Gilbert, AZ 1,660 rushing yards, 24 TD 4 Ran Sawyer RB Fr. 5′9″ 185 St. George, UT 17 returns, 336 yards 8 Braedon Wissler RB Sr. 5′8″ 192 South Jordan, UT 187 rushing yards, 2 TD 21 Niko Alailefaleula RB So. 5′11″ 225 Anchorage, AK 13 rushing yards 25 Talmage Brown RB Jr. 5′10″ 210 Bluffdale, UT 17 rushing yards, 1 TD 18 Hubert Thomas RB 6′0″ 185 Nederland, TX −3 rushing yards 3 Isaiah Barbee RB Sr. 5′8″ 190 Las Vegas, NV 22 A.J. Tillman RB Jr. 5′11″ 210 Manchester, MD 29 Jaxson Percoats RB 3★ 3-star recruit So. 5′11″ 190 Atwater, CA 32 Khameron Athy RB So. 5′9″ 200 Phoenix, AZ
Receivers 14 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 19 Gabe Nunez WR 6′0″ 198 Beaumont, CA 56 catches, 647 yards, 4 TD 6 Shane Carr WR Jr. 6′2″ 185 Bakersfield, CA 47 catches, 655 yards, 3 TD 6 Devin Downing WR So. 6′1″ 200 American Fork, UT 23 catches, 281 yards 5 Mark Bails WR Jr. 6′3″ 200 Rahway, NJ 9 catches, 205 yards, 2 TD 11 Anson Kraut WR Jr. 6′0″ 190 Beaumont, CA 8 catches, 113 yards, 1 TD 14 Jack Fairchild WR So. 6′3″ 205 Irvine, CA 3 catches, 32 yards 85 Caden Lettis WR So. 6′3″ 205 Erie, CO 1 catch, 3 yards 87 Chance Arbon WR Jr. 6′2″ 210 Moab, UT 1 catch, 26 yards 15 David Spjut WR Fr. 5′11″ 190 Kaysville, UT 68 Elijah Sherbin-Fox WR Fr. 6′2″ 210 Sicklerville, NJ 80 Antonio Walton WR 3★ 3-star recruit RS 5′10″ 160 Los Angeles, CA 81 Exavier Williams WR Fr. 6′1″ 170 San Diego, CA 83 Bryson Waterman WR So. 6′0″ 185 Bakersfield, CA 84 Josh Sanders WR Fr. 6′2″ 195 Heber City, UT
Offensive line 18 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 51 Edward Riley OL Sr. 6′0″ 305 Bellflower, CA 56 Loimata Mauga OG Sr. 6′2″ 306 Taylorsville, UT 58 Sione Tai OL Sr. 6′3″ 300 Inglewood, CA 62 Colton Campbell OL So. 6′5″ 280 Gilbert, AZ 63 Sirri Kandiyeli OL Transfer from Arizona State So. 6′3″ 280 Mesa, AZ 64 Boston Willden OL RS 6′3″ 305 St. George, UT 65 Jack Beardall OL 2★ 2-star recruit RS 6′2″ 290 Sammamish, WA 66 Krush Sowers OL Fr. 6′3″ 300 Phoenix, AZ 67 Lee Sampson OL Sr. 6′4″ 290 Tolleson, AZ 67 Nesta Crowell OL RS 6′4″ 280 Honolulu, HI 69 A.J. Dutchover OL So. 6′3″ 295 Gilbert, AZ 73 Davion Martinez OL So. 6′5″ 290 Vallejo, CA 75 Ethan Wagner OL RS 6′5″ 285 Apple Valley, CA 76 Jacob Trampp OL Fr. 6′7″ 315 Mesa, AZ 77 Jalani Liva OL So. 6′3″ 300 Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 77 Lookman Balogun OG Jr. 6′4″ 340 Boston, MA 78 Hudson Lile OL Fr. 6′4″ 225 Las Vegas, NV 79 Jeremy Perkins OL Jr. 6′3″ 290 Mesquite, NV
Defensive line 23 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 2 Vertonio Weatherton DT So. 6′1″ 300 Bellflower, CA 7 Lando Brown DE Sr. 5′11″ 215 Gardena, CA 11 Myles Amey DE Jr. 6′3″ 240 Gilbert, AZ 12 Kasahn Johnson NT RS 5′11″ 180 Inglewood, CA 24 Christian Sampson NT So. 6′0″ 195 Glendora, CA 39 Colin Hague NT Fr. 6′1″ 190 Riverton, UT 45 Jacob Kalolo DE Jr. 6′2″ 230 Lawndale, CA 46 Kealamaikahiki Loo DE RS 6′3″ 225 St. George, UT 48 Ashton Wysokinski DE RS 6′4″ 230 Leonardtown, MD 49 Josh Williams DE Fr. 52 Matthew Villa-Rowe DT So. 6′0″ 220 Cedar City, UT 54 Parker Andrus DT So. 6′2″ 285 St. George, UT 55 Seni Tuiaki DT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′1″ 290 Salt Lake City, UT 57 Henry Harper DE Jr. 6′2″ 215 Bountiful, UT 59 Jace Little DT RS 6′4″ 250 Paragonah, UT 90 Julian Amituanai DT Jr. 6′0″ 235 San Jose, CA 91 Salofi Leasiolagi DE Jr. 6′1″ 250 Waipahu, HI 94 Kavyion Hicks DE Jr. 6′1″ 240 Vista, CA 97 TrayVaughn Swanigan DT Transfer from Coastal Carolina So. 6′2″ 255 Kearns, UT 98 Jayden Wells DL 2★ 2-star recruit Fr. 6′2″ 285 North Bend, WA 98 Kannon Matthews DL Jr. 6′3″ 280 Sandy, UT 99 Joe Tongamoa DT Sr. 6′1″ 260 Mountain View, CA Shane Klingelberg DE RS 6′4″ 240 Temecula, CA
Defensive backs 24 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2025 6 Mikey Allen DB So. 6′0″ 185 Cumberland, MD 3 INT 6 Raymon Crump DB Sr. 6′0″ 185 Baltimore, MD 1 INT 26 Baron Taylor DB 2★ 2-star recruit So. 6′0″ 190 Sacramento, CA 1 INT 3 Sean Mays CB So. 6′3″ 180 Fort Worth, TX 7 Tim Christian CB Jr. 5′10″ 190 Akron, OH 8 Shyne Johnson DB Jr. 5′11″ 185 Las Vegas, NV 12 Blake Stillwell S Sr. 6′1″ 185 Winter Garden, FL 13 Jakobi Spence CB Fr. 6′0″ 190 Phoenix, AZ 21 Kameron Rocha S Sr. 6′0″ 180 San Jacinto, CA 22 Parker Vance S RS 6′2″ 200 El Cajon, CA 26 Cade Bowring S Jr. 6′0″ 190 Nephi, UT 30 Brayde Owen S So. 6′1″ 200 Gladstone, OR 31 Josiah Dye S So. 6′1″ 185 Gilbert, AZ 32 Cooper Cowan S RS 6′0″ 190 Saratoga Springs, UT 33 Sean Brooks CB RS 6′0″ 175 Los Angeles, CA 34 Wyatt Humphrey S So. 6′1″ 190 Syracuse, UT 35 Brady Riggs S Fr. 6′1″ 195 Queen Creek, AZ 38 Tavian Edwards S 3★ 3-star recruit Fr. 6′0″ 185 Lehi, UT Derrick Hart CB RS 5′11″ 170 Temecula, CA Izzy Foz S Fr. 185 Phoenix, AZ Jagger Hammer CB Fr. 5′7″ 180 Ogden, UT Jamie Lawyer CB Fr. 6′2″ 180 La Canada, CA Kadiyon Sweat S Transfer from Utah State So. 6′0″ 180 Lehi, UT Zane Reed CB Fr. 5′11″ 185 San Diego, CA
Devin Downing, Bronson Barron, Cooper Cowan, Tavian Edwards, Hayden Erickson, Kadiyon Sweat Myles Amey, Joshua Dye, Josiah Dye, Brady Riggs, Colton Campbell, A.J. Dutchover Isaiah Barbee, Lincoln Tuioti-Mariner, Shyne Johnson, Gavin Lipkin, Hudson Lile Jakobi Spence, Khameron Athy, Jayden Rogers, Krush Sowers, Izzy Foz Ran Sawyer, Kealamaikahiki Loo, Parker Andrus, Boston Willden Braedon Wissler, Talmage Brown, Colin Hague, Kannon Matthews Manasa Pela, Seni Tuiaki, Loimata Mauga, TrayVaughn Swanigan Vertonio Weatherton, Edward Riley, Cole Clifton Mason Stromstad, Sirri Kandiyeli, Jacob Trampp Daniel King, Mikey Allen Shane Carr, Bryson Waterman Lando Brown, Jacob Kalolo Will Burns, Jalani Liva Anson Kraut, Gabe Nunez Carston Naegle, Henry Harper Kasahn Johnson, Sione Tai Jack Fairchild, Jamie Lawyer David Spjut, Wyatt Humphrey Christian Sampson, Connor May Sean Brooks, Antonio Walton Mason Thueson, Jagger Hammer Matthew Villa-Rowe, Parker Kucifer Exavier Williams, Zane Reed Julian Amituanai, Joe Tongamoa Derrick Hart, Shane Klingelberg Sean Mays Mark Bails Raymon Crump Brendan Anderson Tim Christian Josh Dunn Blake Stillwell Matt Whitcomb Hubert Thomas Kameron Rocha Niko Alailefaleula Parker Vance Baron Taylor Cade Bowring Jaxson Percoats Brayde Owen Alyas Vigil Joey Garza Logalima Lesa Ashton Wysokinski Santiago Amezcua Sebastian Adamski Sal Avila Jack Beardall Lee Sampson Nesta Crowell Elijah Sherbin-Fox Davion Martinez Ethan Wagner Lookman Balogun Josh Sanders Caden Lettis Gabe Ashworth Chance Arbon Hayden George Salofi Leasiolagi Kavyion Hicks Jayden Wells CA 36 UT 33 AZ 17 NV 6 MD 5 Hometowns of the 2025 Southern Utah roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state California 36 Utah 33 Arizona 17 Nevada 6 Maryland 5 Texas 2 New Jersey 2 Oregon 2 Top counties Maricopa County, Arizona pop. 4.6 million 16 Los Angeles County, California pop. 9.8 million 11 Salt Lake County, Utah pop. 1.2 million 8 Utah County, Utah pop. 705,000 8 Riverside County, California pop. 2.5 million 6 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2025 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.
