The Rivals Camp Series made a triumphant return to the Bay Area, attracting top prospects from across the West Coast. Among the highlights, offensive lineman Amaziah Siale's visit to UCLA's spring practice has the Bruins in a strong position for the Hawaii native. Meanwhile, Avery Michael, an offensive tackle from Turlock, has committed to Oregon, turning down offers from Cal and Nebraska. Folsom quarterback Brody Rudnicki, who plans to serve an LDS mission, has visited several schools, including BYU, Cal, and Oregon, and is expected to enroll in 2028.
In other news, Cameron Saunders, an edge from Valley Christian, has added UCLA to his list of offers and is working on setting up an official visit. Carter Hanson, a 2028 Rivals300 running back from Bakersfield, was at Cal's spring game and believes the Bears could be the next to offer him. Damian Anyasodo, an offensive lineman from St. Mary's, has four official visits lined up, including trips to Utah, Washington State, Sacramento State, and New Mexico.
George Tyus, an offensive tackle from Antioch, is focusing on Boise State, Cal, Oregon State, Sacramento State, and Washington State, and is in the process of lining up official visits. Giovanni Hodge, a defensive lineman from Grant, has committed to Cal and is set to visit Berkeley for an official visit, but UCLA is still in the running. Jameson Purcell, a quarterback from Maine South, is set to be in Bloomington for his official visit next weekend, Little 500 Weekend, and plans to attend the defending national champions' spring game.
Jamie Spurgeon, a tight end from O'Neals, is seeing his stock soar, with Hawaii offering this week. Joshua Bunni, an offensive lineman from Santa Rosa, was at Cal's spring game and Cal is in a great position with him. Landon Miller, a 2028 Rivals300 linebacker from De La Salle, had USC at his school and received an offer from the Trojans. Prince Staten, a safety from McClymonds, has five official visits set up, including trips to Washington State, UNLV, Colorado State, Minnesota, and UCLA.
Rob Larson, a receiver from Folsom, has his official visit slate pretty much set, with Vanderbilt and Cal hosting him on June 4 and June 11, respectively. Sonisi Maka, an edge from Deer Valley, has a four-school official visit slate lined up for May and June, including trips to Washington State, Sacramento State, Boise State, and UNLV.
Tayaun Lawrence, a 2028 Rivals300 defensive lineman from Bishop Gorman, is the top-rated recruit in Nevada and recently visited Texas A&M, with the Aggies close to offering. The Rivals Camp Series has once again proven to be a valuable platform for top prospects to showcase their skills and attract the attention of college recruiters across the West Coast.
