Oregon State football coach Trent Bray and his staff added six players to their 2025 recruiting class during the last two weeks of June, including one player with strong family
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Oregon State football coach Trent Bray and his staff added six players to their 2025 recruiting class during the last two weeks of June, including one player with strong family ties to the Beavers.
Cody Siegner, a 6-foot-6 tight end out of Crane Union High School is a cousin of former OSU women’s basketball player Samantha Siegner (a 2012 graduate of West Albany High).
Cody Siegner is a three-sport star for the Mustangs. He has led the school to three consecutive 1A state basketball championships and is also active on the rodeo circuit.
Oregon State won the recruiting battle for Siegner over Boise State, Washington State and Air Force.
In addition to Siegner, Oregon State recently added commitments from:
Safety Zephen Walker (5-11, 175), Lewisville, Texas.
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Cornerback David Madison (5-11, 165), Plano, Texas.
Defensive end Jesse Myers (6-3, 230), Santa Rosa, California.
Safety Sean Craig (6-2, 180), Henderson, Nevada.
Offensive lineman Jake Normoyle (6-4, 300), West Linn.
Oregon State briefly had a commitment from offensive lineman Brian Tapu (6-7, 295) from Salt Lake City. Tapu initially committed to Oregon State after a campus visit, but a few days later announced he was signing with Nebraska.
The latest additions give the Beavers a total of 10 players in their 2025 class. Linebacker Jeremiah Ioane (6-2, 220) out of Henderson, Nevada committed to Oregon State in January. He is a teammate of Craig’s at Liberty High.
Offensive tackle Noah Thomas (6-6, 275) from Vancouver, Washington and running back Kourdey Glass (5-9, 190) from Hanford, California both committed to Oregon State in May. Elijah Washington (5-10, 170), a three-star athlete from Oakland, California committed to Oregon State earlier in June.
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