Full results, recap, and top performers from 2026 WFCA Spring Combine

The 13th Annual WFCA Combine was held over the weekend, and full results are now available. The Combine was split into five sessions, though all athletes were tested on the same events. All events were held at NX Level Fitness in Waukesha. A total of 472 athletes competed in the Combine.

The WFCA Combine was conducted by NX Level staff with many high school football coaches assisting, and sponsored by the WFCA, NX Level, Epoch Recruiting, and Bound Wisconsin. Special thank you to WFCA Combine Director Tony Biolo for organizing the event and compiling the results and the crew at NX Level for administering the testing throughout the day. A huge shoutout to the many high school coaches who worked at the Combine.

All timing was done by the professionals from NX Level via hand-timing. Height and weight were measured in bare feet.

To see the best performances in the 13-year history of the WFCA Combine, please check out the Combine Records here.

At least 111 college coaches were on hand from at least 32 different schools, with most programs sending multiple coaches to evaluate potential prospects. While D1-FBS coaches were prohibited from attending by NCAA rules, 13 D1-FCS coaches from seven different schools were in attendance and closely monitoring the action. The full list of colleges in attendance is available below.

There were some blistering times posted in the 40-yard dash Saturday afternoon, which was done via hand-timing by the professionals from NX Level.

The fastest 40-yard dash time was posted by 2027 Waunakee receiver Andrew Mussallem at 4.43 seconds. Next on the list were Marathon 2027 wide receiver Garrett Bracewell and De Pere 2027 defensive back Liam Fieber, who were extremely impressive with times of 4.44 seconds.

A total of 30 athletes ran the 40-yard dash in less than 4.60 seconds. The heaviest player of the group was Waterford 2027 running back Jax Pesch, who posted a time of 4.56 seconds while weighing in at 209 pounds while standing 6'2" in bare feet.

Top 11 40-yard Dash Times

The L-Drill was again a part of the Combine, with many college coaches paying close attention to the event, which is a great measure of body lean, hip flexibility, and change-of-direction skills. A standout in all of the events, the top time was set by Stevens Point 2027 quarterback Trent Breitbach, who blazed to a 6.69-second time.

Next up was Edgewood 2027 wide receiver Ben Morey, who ran a time of 6.81 seconds. All told, 22 players posted times below seven seconds.

Top 10 L-Drill Times

The short shuttle or pro agility is another outstanding change-of-direction test, with athletes starting from a stop, running five yards in one direction, ten yards the other direction, and five yards back to the center. College coaches lined up around the testing locations all day, as it is one of the most beneficial events for seeing how players move, bend, and control their bodies.

In the Shuttle event, the top time went to Stevens Point 2027 quarterback Trent Breitbach again, with a time of 4.07 seconds. De Pere 2027 defensive back Liam Fieber was next at 4.09 while West De Pere 2027 running back Kainan Strong posted 4.12.

Top 18 Short Shuttle Times

West De Pere 2027 running back Kainan Strong had the best vertical jump (measured by electronic pads) of 39.3 inches. Pewaukee 2028 defensive back Colton Wall was next at 38.9 inches, while De Pere 2027 defensive back Liam Fieber and Ashwaubenon 2027 wide receiver Isaac Oaki were next with marks of 38.8". 23 athletes had a vertical jump of at least 36 inches.

Top 10 Vertical Jumps

An impressive 13 players cleared at least 10-feet in the broad jump. The top mark in the broad jump belonged to Ashwaubenon 2027 wide receiver Isaac Aoki, who went 10'6". West De Pere 2027 running back Kainan Strong and West Bend Best 2027 defensive lineman Colton Makohn tied for the second-best mark of 10'4".

Top 10 Broad Jumps

Players also tested in the bench press, with 2027 prospects repping at 185 pounds, and 2028 prospects at 170 pounds. Lourdes Academy linebacker Brady Bauer had the most reps of 185 pounds with 37. Monona Grove defensive lineman Deangelo Clay and Arrowhead offensive lineman Zachary Longrie were next with 31.

The top mark in the 2027 class of 170 pounds on the bench press was posted by Lourdes Academy linebacker Brady Bauer, who lifted the bar 36 times.

Top 10 Class of 2027 Bench Press (185 lbs)

Top 11 Class of 2028 Bench Press (170 lbs)

In addition to some of the players listed above, other 2027 skill guys who showed well included Brodhead 2027 running back Grayson Arn, Madison Memorial 2027 wide receiver Sam Aparicio, Marion 2027 running back Braylon Mielke, Lake Mills 2027 wide receiver Dylan Brinkman, Brookfield Central 2027 running back August England, Hortonville 2027 wide receiver Greyson Rankin, Sun Prairie East 2027 wide receiver Brayden Johnson, Kenosha St. Joseph 2027 defensive back Christopher Kenesie, Waunakee 2027 tight end Mac Johnson, Nicolet 2027 wide receiver Jayden Phillips, Lake Mills 2027 wide receiver Collin Christian, Reedsburg 2027 defensive back Broghen Woolever, Darlington 2027 quarterback Zeke Zuberbuhler, Lake Mills 2027 quarterback Tyler Wollin, Waunakee 2027 quarterback Aaron Trudell, Racine Lutheran 2027 wide receiver Bryce Austin, Waterford 2027 linebacker John Cramer, Fennimore 2027 running back Reece Kelley, Franklin 2027 running back Dillon Herling, Holmen 2027 linebacker Mason Flury, Homestead 2027 quarterback Lee Zortman, Evansville 2027 linebacker Harker Larsen, Cochrane-Fountain City 2027 running back Aidan Lisowski, Darlington 2027 linebacker Calum Crist, Delavan-Darien 2027 quarterback Quintin Arizola, Muskego 2027 defensive back Taylen Czarniak, Darlington 2027 linebacker Dante Glendenning.

Other Class of 2028 skill prospects who showed out included Monona Grove 2028 quarterback Jax Zukowski, Mononan Grove 2028 running back Carson Schoenherr, Reedsburg 2028 quarterback Sawyer Mittelstaedt, Burlington 2028 running back Zander Marino, Oregon 2028 running back Jackson Lathrop, Germantown 2028 defensive back Bennett Coulter, Neenah 2028 defensive back Owen Fox, Pewaukee 2028 defensive back Colton Wall, Badger 2028 quarterback Timothy O'Grady, Janesville Parker 2028 running back Brayden Empereur Brown, Neenah 2028 defensive back Trevin Rettmann, Madison Memorial 2028 running back Eric Johnson, Sun Prairie East 2028 running back Juan Randle, Jr., Germantown 2028 tight end Nolan Vogt, Darlington 2028 tight end Ryder Fitzsimons, and Arrowhead 2028 running back Devin Nettles.

Linemen who looked impressive included Monona Grove 2027 defensive lineman Deangelo Clay, Waunakee 2027 defensive lineman Sam Follen, Whitnall 2027 defensive lineman Anthony Villani, Racine Case 2027 defensive lineman London Hadley, Oak Creek 2027 defensive lineman Lincoln Hanson, Waunakee 2027 offensive lineman Westyn Schuetz, Darlington 2027 offensive lineman Kaden Drake, Edgewood 2027 offensive lineman Gavin Subera, Franklin 2027 offensive lineman Andrew Chromy, Lourdes Academy 2027 defensive lineman Harlan Kuehn, Elkhorn 2027 offensive lineman Felix Werblow, West Salem 2027 offensive lineman Luke Grube, Germantown 2027 offensive lineman Carter Gordon, Pewaukee 2028 offensive lineman Luke Spitzner, Reedsburg 2028 defensive end Tieghan Schmidt, Reedsburg 2028 defensive lineman Landon Knuth, Muskego 2028 defensive lineman Kiptyn Kaschak, Darlington 2028 defensive lineman Sloan Glendenning, Verona 2028 defensive lineman Maximilian Crimmings, Neenah 2028 offensive lineman Cooper Landrath, Edgewood 2028 defensive lineman Azindo Takoro.

There some huge lineman in attendance including Edgewood 2027 offensive lineman Gavin Subera (6'6", 235), Appleton North 2027 offensive lineman Adam Greenslade (6'5.5", 282), Oconto 2028 offensive lineman Colin Bailey (6'5.5", 211), Lodi 2028 offensive lineman Max Oberling (6'5.5", 278), Big Foot 2028 offensive lineman River Jedlicka (6'5", 305), Germantown 2027 offensive lineman Carter Gordon (6'5", 315), Plymouth 2027 offensive lineman Bronx Romanoski (6'5", 312), Milwaukee Reagan 2027 offensive lineman Adam Knurr (6'5", 271), DeForest 2028 defensive lineman Jackson Davenport (6'5", 222), New Berlin West 2027 offensive lineman Jackson Zolper (6'5", 258), Pewaukee 2028 offensive lineman Luke Spitzner (6'5", 267), and Appleton North 2027 offensive lineman Maxwell Hicks (6'5", 271).

Please note this is just some of the top marks for each event. With 472 athletes competing, it is difficult to mention all of the standouts from the Combine.