Levi Roark: National Radar Scouting Report

National Radar Scout Report

Name: Levi Roark

Class: 2032

School: Cedar Springs, MI

Height/Weight: 5’0”, 100 lbs

Position(s): Linebacker / Free Safety / DE

GPA: 3.2

National Radar Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Travel Teams: Force Travel Football / Hawks Baseball

Levi Roark is a relentless defensive presence with a motor that doesn’t quit. As a versatile defender capable of playing linebacker, edge rusher, and free safety, Levi is a true disruptor in the backfield. In 2024, he led his team with 9 sacks, 7 forced fumbles, and 44 tackles, following up a strong 2023 season with 6 sacks, 6 forced fumbles, and 38 tackles. His quick first step, fearless approach, and natural instincts make him a high-impact player at all levels of the defense.

Despite his current size, Levi plays with the aggression and heart of a much larger athlete, routinely making plays that swing momentum. He’s a right-handed, multi-sport competitor who also shines on the baseball field as a catcher, outfielder, and second baseman, showing quick reflexes, situational awareness, and a strong competitive drive. Levi is a rising ⭐⭐⭐ prospect on the National Radar Watchlist with a high ceiling and relentless work ethic.

Projection: National Radar 2032 Watchlist | High-Impact Defensive Prospect

Player Comparison: Whit Weeks (LSU)

Outlook: Aggressive, versatile defender with multi-sport athleticism and leadership potential

🏈 College Coach Evaluation – Specialist Coach’s Perspective

Levi Roark is the type of player you notice immediately when watching film—aggressive, disruptive, and everywhere on the field. He led his team in both sacks and forced fumbles two years in a row, which speaks volumes about his instincts, timing, and physicality. He’s an early riser in the Class of 2032 who has a knack for creating turnovers, chasing down plays from sideline to sideline, and elevating the performance of his team with pure effort.

Coaches love players like Levi—coachable, aggressive, and versatile. His ability to play off the ball as a linebacker or come downhill as a hybrid safety makes him extremely valuable in modern defensive systems. His baseball background only reinforces his reaction time, hand-eye coordination, and athletic IQ. With continued growth and focus on technique, Levi projects as a future team captain and core defender at the high school level.

Recruiting Grade: Early Tracking | Multi-Position Defensive Asset

Development Goals: Strength training, lateral quickness, pass coverage skills

Ideal Fit: Physical, fast-paced defensive schemes with room for hybrid players

Ceiling: Varsity standout with long-term recruiting potential by sophomore year