Brock Heath, Blue Valley Northwest’s standout, has committed to join Kansas State’s Wildcats offensive line. The 6-foot-4, 265-pound interior lineman, a three-star recruit, chose K-State over 13 scholarship offers, including Northwestern, Kansas, and Iowa. Ranked as a Top 30 interior offensive lineman nationally and a Top 10 player in Kansas, Heath has been closely watched by K-State since last fall. His recruitment involved multiple visits to Manhattan, guided by K-State head coach Chris Klieman and offensive line coach Conor Riley.
Heath’s decision was influenced by the strong culture and genuine connections he felt at K-State. The Wildcats’ persistence paid off, despite competition from Iowa, a traditionally strong program in the trenches. Heath also has family ties to K-State, having visited the campus with his brother, Jackson, during his recruitment in 2018.
As a junior, Heath was awarded 1st Team All-State and All-League honors as an offensive lineman and received honorable mentions as a defensive lineman. Known for his technical prowess, Heath balances his off-field 4.0+ GPA with a fierce on-field presence. His aggressive playing style is expected to fit well with Riley and the driven K-State locker room.
