10 BYU Prospects To Watch During 2020 Utah High School Football Season

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Utah High School football season is historic this year as its the first action on the gridiron since the COVID-19 pandemic shut everything down in March. BYU football has made the Beehive State a point of emphasis in their recruiting efforts to land talented in-state prospects.

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— Hemā Heimuli Jr. (@x_hems) August 9, 2020

The state of Utah continues to provide more D-I talent than ever before. 2020 looks to be even better for the state.

To celebrate the start of the Utah High School football season, here are 10 players that have received offers from BYU that you should take the time to watch this fall.

Watch KSL 5 TV’s Game Night Live for highlights and coverage of all the action from Utah High School football games during the 2020 season.

BYU prospects to watch from Utah High School Football programs

Raider Damuni, Timpview

Committed to BYU

One of the top players in the state of Utah this season, Damuni has been committed to BYU since he was in 8th grade. Now heading into his final prep season, Damuni looks to lead Timpview to its first state championship since 2014.

BYU Official Offer ! 🙏🏾💙 pic.twitter.com/ynxb1fSE0I

— Raider Damuni 🇫🇯 (@raiderdamuni) August 2, 2020

Kyson Hall, Maple Mountain

Committed to BYU

The younger brother to BYU QB Jaren Hall, Kyson is an athletic receiver who’s received a three-star rating from 247Sports. Many believe his best football is still ahead of him. Has an opportunity to shine in his senior year this fall with the Eagles.

Official offer!🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/2IOuhAojEG

— Kyson Hall (@Kyson_hall) August 3, 2020

Ricky Wolfgramm, East

Committed to BYU

Longtime commit to BYU, Wolfgramm enters his senior season at East as a hybrid defensive end, defensive tackle player along the Leopards line. Like Raider Damuni, Wolfgramm has been committed to BYU since he was in eighth grade.

Thank you BYU for the official offer #GoCougs pic.twitter.com/RKFNlMTCme

— Ricky Wolfgramm (@RickyWolfgramm) August 2, 2020

Jovesa Damuni, Ridgeline

Committed to BYU

Committed to BYU this summer, Damuni is cousins with Raider Damuni. Damuni is an athlete who could play either offense or defense at the next level.

Jovesa Damuni @jovesa4
Ridgeline High School (UT)
Class of 2021
Slotback
6’0 – 180lbs
Highlights from the Level Up Elites Utah 2020 Showcase!#LevelUpUT21 pic.twitter.com/PwmsSIkvPv

— Level Up Elite FB (@levelupelitesFB) July 12, 2020

Isaac Vaha, Pleasant Grove

One of the top recruiting battles BYU wants to be in the mix for in the class of 2021. Vaha, a versatile TE/DL prospect who also excels in basketball. To land a commitment from Vaha, BYU would have to beat out rival Utah and a host of other national programs that include Penn State and Oregon.

Final 7! All glory to the man above🙌🏽 pic.twitter.com/HHkyTaOajH

— Isaac (@IsaacVaha) July 13, 2020

Kingsley Sumataia, Orem

Suamataia is an elite four-star prospect that has narrowed his dozens of offers down to seven schools. BYU is one of the seven programs in the mix. To highlight how long BYU has been recruiting Suamataia, the Cougars extended an offer to Kingsley before Kalani Sitake coached a game at BYU. Oregon, USC, Arkansas, and Utah are all in the mix for Suamataia who’s looking to lead Orem to a third consecutive state title.

Kingsley Suamataia @KAhyouSuamataia
Orem High School (UT)
Class of 2021
Offensive Lineman
6’6 – 305lbs
Highlights from the Level Up Elites Utah 2020 Showcase!#LevelUpUT21 pic.twitter.com/xPtbfS2TVh

— Level Up Elite FB (@levelupelitesFB) July 3, 2020

Logan Fano, Timpview

Fano was once committed to BYU as an eighth-grader. Now numerous programs around the country have extended offers to the four-star pass rusher at Timpview. Fano might be the top defensive end in the state of Utah this year.

BYU official offer!! 🤘🏽🖤🖤 #GOCOUGS pic.twitter.com/YiK2o1ZdcA

— Logan Fano (@LoganFano) August 3, 2020

Jaxson Dart, Corner Canyon

Every year BYU looks to land at least one quarterback. In the class of 2021, Corner Canyon’s Jaxson Dart is one of the Cougars’ top targets. A transfer from Roy High School, Dart takes over a Charger offense that has a lot of talented receivers for him to throw to.

Had a great weekend with @Taylor_Kelly10 @jbecktwelve and @train3DQB. Getting all tuned up for a huge senior year! Excited to get back at it! @KjarEric @zachkapono @CCHSFOOTBALL_ pic.twitter.com/Jl0EqXykbM

— Jaxson Dart (@JaxsonDart) May 12, 2020

John Henry Daley, Lone Peak

The younger brother to BYU signee Michael Daley, John Henry will be a prospect to watch this fall along the Knights defensive line. Hard to expect 24.5 sacks like his older brother, but John Henry has the talent to have a big season.

Dallin Havea, Provo

Younger brother to BYU pledge in the class of 2020 Drason Havea, Dallin put up big numbers at running back for the Bulldogs last season rushing for 1,159 yards.

Grateful to have received my first D1 offer from BYU. Thank you @kalanifsitake @coachtuiaki ‘ofa atu and Go Cougs. Grateful for the opportunity. #ProvoFootball @CoachAbePoduska @timon_marshall @stroformance @RossApo1_MILEWR pic.twitter.com/T5VSHnHgxC

— Dallin Havea (@DallinHavea) June 7, 2019

Others: Brock Fabrizio, Alta; Cody Hagen, Corner Canyon, Noah Moeaki, American Fork; Carsen Ryan, Timpview; Liu Aumavae, Timpview; Stanley Raass, Skyridge; Aisea Moa, Weber

Mitch Harper is a BYU Insider for sports.ksl.com and host of the Cougar Tracks Podcast (SUBSCRIBE) and Cougar Sports Saturday (Saturday from 12-3 pm) on KSL Newsradio. Follow him on Twitter: @Mitch_Harper.