At the heart of every good football team is a strong offensive line.
So, it’s no surprise that some of the top high school football programs in Southern Nevada have some of the best offensive linemen in the city.
Here is a look at the top five returning high school football offensive linemen in Southern Nevada entering the season. (Players are listed in alphabetical order).
Laseth Bryant, Centennial
Bryant has risen as one of the area’s top offensive linemen over the past few seasons. As a junior last year, he was a second-team 5A Desert League offensive tackle to help Centennial reach the 5A Southern Region title game. Bryant, listed at 6-foot-5 and 300 pounds, was a second-team Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada selection in 2024 as the Bulldogs won the 5A Division III state title. Bryant committed to UNLV in June as a three-star recruit by 247Sports and the state’s No. 13 class of 2027 prospect. He had other notable Division I offers from Arizona, Boise State, Washington State, Oregon State and San Diego State.
Jason Lawrence, Bishop Gorman
As a freshman, Lawrence earned his spot on Bishop Gorman’s offensive line. The 6-foot-6, 310-pound lineman played as an offensive guard for the Gaels in 2025. He helped block for a Gorman offense that averaged 41.7 points per game as the Gaels rolled to the Open Division state title for the program’s fifth straight state title, 16th in the last 17 seasons and 22nd overall. Lawrence is not ranked by 247Sports, but has 14 Division I offers, which include Oregon, Texas A&M, Penn State, Texas Tech, BYU, Arizona State and UNLV.
Phoenix Pollard, Coronado
Pollard has received the attention from some notable college programs on the west coast while emerging as one of the region’s top offensive lineman. Pollard, listed at 6-foot-6 and 348 pounds, is a three-star recruit by 247Sports and the site’s 16th-ranked class of 2027 recruit. Pollard was a second-team Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada selection at Foothill in 2024 before transferring to Coronado for his junior year in 2025. Pollard committed to UNLV in January. He had other notable Division I offers from Utah, California, Boise State and New Mexico.
Treyton Savea, Losee
Savea played at Bishop Gorman last year and as a junior helped the Gaels fill the holes on the offensive line that had all six players graduate and go to Division I colleges after 2024. Savea was a first-team Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada offensive lineman, blocking for a Gorman offense that averaged 393.8 yards per game and outscored opponents 501-64 in his junior season. Savea, listed at 6-foot-1 and 270 pounds, was a first-team 5A Desert League selection. He transferred to Losee, which will play in 5A with Gorman and Faith Lutheran this fall.
Jamaree Turner, Bishop Gorman
Turner stepped up on the Gorman offensive line as a sophomore in 2025. He was a first-team Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada offensive lineman and first-team 5A Desert League offensive guard, helping Gorman’s explosive offense roll to the Open Division state title. Turner is listed as a three-star recruit by 247Sports and rated as Nevada’s No. 5 class of 2028 prospect, and the nation’s No. 28 interior offensive lineman. According to 247Sports, Turner has 14 Division I offers with notable offers from Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mississippi State and Nebraska.
Other names to watch: Aiden Barbosa, Desert Pines; Dylan Bergquist, Sloan Canyon; Horacio Carrillo, Canyon Springs; Angelo DiChristopher, Sloan Canyon; Nate Gaines, Las Vegas High; Randle Pollard, Centennial; Zeke Rivera, Coronado; Adam Satterlee, Sloan Canyon; Caden Terry, Arbor View; Alijah Tuitele, Mojave.
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