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Trey Nelson Named Lehi High School Athlete of the Month

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Trey Nelson Named Lehi High School Athlete of the Month
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Lehi High School has named senior defensive lineman Trey Nelson as the Athlete of the Month for November 2026. Nelson has recorded 50 total tackles and five tackles for loss during the current football season.

Key takeaways

  • Trey Nelson, a 12th-grade defensive lineman, was named Lehi High School Athlete of the Month for November 2026.
  • Nelson has recorded 50 total tackles and five tackles for loss this season.
  • The senior has also contributed 1.5 sacks and four quarterback hurries from the defensive tackle position.
  • Coach Andy Hadfield praised Nelson's strength and gap control against elite state and national competition.
  • Nelson was described by his coach as one of the hardest workers on the team.

Lehi High School has named senior defensive lineman Trey Nelson as the Athlete of the Month for November 2026, recognizing his significant defensive contributions during the current football season.

Defensive Season Highlights

Nelson, a 12th-grade student, has served as a key component of the Lehi High School defensive front. According to reporting by the Lehi Free Press, the senior has recorded 50 total tackles and five tackles for loss throughout the season. In his role at the defensive tackle position, Nelson has also accumulated 1.5 sacks and four quarterback hurries.

Coaching Feedback

The senior's performance has been characterized by his ability to control gaps and maintain a physical presence on the field. Coach Andy Hadfield praised Nelson's work ethic and physical strength, noting his impact on the team's defensive performance against high-level competition.

Impact on Team Defense

Hadfield described Nelson as one of the hardest workers on the team and a "quiet giant of a human." The coach noted that Nelson played a major role in maintaining a dominant defensive front seven against competition from both across the state and the country.

Sponsorship Details

The Athlete of the Month recognition for Nelson was sponsored by Axio Wealth Management.

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