Kaden Evans

Recorded a career-high 34 tackles despite missing time due to injuries, appearing in 10 games with seven starts at linebacker...recorded a career-high six tackles, including a tackle for loss against Ashland on Sept. 20...got his first career sack and finished with five tackles against Michigan Tech on Sept. 13...valuable special teams player who was named to the 5 Star General club for the 2025 season for his work with the unit...veteran presence at linebacker who will have a role to play for the Chargers in 2026. Earned a starting job at linebacker and played in all 11 games, starting nine and finishing with 29 total tackles...finished with three tackles and recovered a fumble against Ashland (Sept. 21)...recorded a season-high five tackles in Hillsdale's upset win over Tiffin on Nov. 9...named to the One Play Warrior Club for his work on special teams over the season. Played a big role on special teams and as a substitute linebacker for Hillsdale, appearing in the final nine games of the season…recorded a career-high six tackles and his first tackle for loss against Findlay on Sept. 23, earning the team's Special Teams Player of the Week honors…earned the Every Player Every Play award for his five-tackle performance against Ohio Dominican on Nov. 11…named to the One Play Warrior Club for his work on special teams over the season…in line for a bigger role in 2024. Redshirted...will have four seasons of eligibility remaining entering the 2023 season. Decorated linebacker prospect from William Mason High School in Ohio...led the Greater Miami Conference in tackles and earned first team All-Conference and second team All-Southwest Ohio honors as a senior...helped Mason make the OHSAA playoffs in the largest classification in Ohio for three straight seasons, finishing with 161 tackles and an interception in his final year...named Mason's Defensive MVP and High Character Award winner for the 2021 season...solid student who made the honor roll every semester of high school...active volunteer through the Mason Christ Church, with organizations like the March of Dimes as well as work with local youth football programs...parents are Todd and Kathy Evans.