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Herriman Mustangs Football

West Herriman · 6A Region 2 · 8-2 in 2026

Herriman is 8-2 through 10 games of the 2026 season, scoring 36.6 points a game and allowing 17.3. The Ledger Rating of +35.5 places them 8th among all 106 Utah 11-man programs and 5th in 6A. That number is opponent-adjusted and blowout-capped, so beating a good team by a little counts for more than beating a bad one by a lot. Their schedule so far rates +13.3 in difficulty. Projected to finish 8-2.

Rating
+35.5
Statewide
#8
In 6A
#5
Record
8-2
Points for
366
Points against
173

2026 schedule and results

DateOpponentResultOpp rating
Aug 14vsBountiful logoBountifulW 25–14+27.9
Aug 21atStansbury logoStansburyW 40–36+25.8
Aug 28atWest Jordan logoWest JordanW 55–7-20.3
Sep 4atRiverton logoRivertonW 47–3-7.0
Sep 11vsBingham logoBinghamW 44–0+9.0
Sep 19atWestlake logoWestlakeW 48–7+19.1
Sep 25vsLehi logoLehiL 20–22+17.9
Oct 2atMountain Ridge logoMountain RidgeL 7–45+55.5
Oct 9vsCopper Hills logoCopper HillsW 23–20+24.5
Oct 15vsCedar Valley logoCedar ValleyW 57–19-19.0

Opponent rating is that team's Ledger Rating, so a loss to a strong team reads differently from a loss to a weak one.

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Herriman roster

All 80 players we carry for Herriman, best grade first. Click any name for his full card — production, recruiting, game log and film, right here on this page. Grade is out of 10 and combines production, recruiting recognition and the quality of the opponents faced. Every player on the roster is here, not only the ones a recruiting service has already found.

PlayerPosClassHt/WtGrade
Kemper Castro #4DE20276-4/2357.57
Filisi Filipe #8RB20276.46
Logan Gregory #9DB20274.28
Kyler Holverson #6DB20273.32
Max Wilson #11LB/RB20282.92
Bryson Sweeney #1QB20272.89
Hayes Priest #19WR20272.86
Aden Jensen #50DL/OL20282.71
Samuela Toa #53DL20282.61
Gavyn Fox #26LB20272.60
Sebastian Alfonso #22LB/P20272.53
Ashton Hebert #7LB20272.33
Brody Crayk #39K/P20292.19
Aden Perea #23DB20272.15
Stone Tia #10LB20272.13
Toa Feinga #76IOL20282.02
Noe Fangulau #42DB20292.02
Nu'u Muai #0DL20271.89
Max Stevens #20RB20281.55
Jai'un Polanco #21RB20271.18
Cameron Curtis #3WR20271.13
Jayden Galvin #5WR20271.03
Dylan Aldridge #16WR20270.98
Elway Aiono #58OL20270.97
Rhett Parker #99DL20270.94
Aiden Perea #23WR/DB20270.85
JT Hammer #25LB20270.75
Marcus Guillory #36DB20280.75
Stylen Lono #28DB20280.75
Siate Nau #35RB/KR20290.53
Cole Cowan #32DB20280.37
Cash Peterson #55DL20280.32
Cade Jensen #31DB20270.28
Maximus CocciTE/ATH20270.18
Xavier CocciQB20270.12
Pepeloa KefuDL20270.06
Zion Fesili #79OL20270.05
Britton Wall #2WR20270.05
Azreal Cabiles #27DB20280.05
Dailen Asaana #98DL20270.05
Wesley England #13WR20270.05
Stockton Baird #12QB20290.05
Anderson Rothe #15WR2028β€”
Beckley Brown #37DB2028β€”
Bo Grundy #64OL2029β€”
Brayden Moon #80WR2027β€”
Brett Ellermeier #30DB2028β€”
Bridger Nevin #97DL2029β€”
Christian Torrealba #24RB2027β€”
Clark Johansen #73OL2028β€”
Clark Perry #83OL2028β€”
Coulsen Pierce #49FB2029β€”
Cullen Westnitzer #47LB2028β€”
Daniel Warner #81FB2028β€”
Elijah Pena #34DB2027β€”
Griffin Landies #41DE/TE2028β€”
Haloa Pennerov #82WR2029β€”
Henry Tulikihihifo #52OL/DL2029β€”
Isi Latu Jr. #44OLB/MLB2029β€”
JP Itema #29DB2028β€”
Jackson Nickel #88DB2027β€”
James Pulver #17DB2028β€”
Jaxton Walker #33LB2027β€”
Kaden Crook #51OL2029β€”
Khay Jean-Simon #43RB2028β€”
Kody Ochoa #46LB2028β€”
Luke Maynard #72OL2029β€”
Owen Cook #85DB2028β€”
Patrick Sharitt #62OL2027β€”
Rex Cole #45LB2029β€”
Ryker Anderson #84DB2029β€”
Rylen Nevin #89OLB/TE2029β€”
Sam Pulver #54OL2028β€”
Samurai Endamann #38DB2028β€”
Sawyer Snow #87TE2029β€”
Sebastian Arrieche #68OL2028β€”
Tate Hales #48K2028β€”
Toalei Feinga #76OL2028β€”
Tristan Despain #18DB2028β€”
Tyler Castleberry #14QB2029β€”

About the program

Head coach: Matt Rickards, year 3 at Herriman.

State championships: 1 β€” 2015.

Roster: 75 players, 30 seniors.

Line play

Offensive line — 96.2, 3rd statewide

run blocking and measured sacks allowed

Defensive front — 91.8, 4th statewide

run defense and measured pass rush

Both are unit ratings, identical for every lineman on the roster, because sacks and rushing yards are things five men do together.

Recent seasons

YearRecordPlayoffs
202510-2quarterfinal
20243-8
20235-6lost R1

Transfers in

Every player here has another school on his record.

PlayerPosClassFrom
Aiden PereaWR/DB2027Cyprus logoCyprus

Rivalries

Riverton logoRiverton
Herriman leads 11–6 (17 meetings since 2010). Herriman opened in 2010 and, in the Salt Lake Tribune's words, "split Riverton's student population." The Tribune calls Riverton Herriman's biggest rival and quotes the personal part of it: "all of our seniors all played sophomore ball with all the seniors over there." The full history ›

Mountain Ridge logoMountain Ridge
Mountain Ridge leads 5–1 (6 meetings since 2019). The same thing happening twice. The full history ›

6A Region 2

Who else Herriman plays in their region, ranked.

The rest of the season

The live rankings carry the week-by-week projection for Herriman, the matchup breakdown for every game left, and the playoff picture — all of it updated the same night games finish.

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