After a shortened junior season, Lies has spent the offseason rebuilding — adding strength across every major lift and sharpening his speed ahead of his final high school year.

A 4.0 student and two-way starter with elite weight room numbers and 22 MPH top-end speed — a 2027 prospect whose ceiling is still climbing.
A true two-way athlete who lines up at receiver, defensive back, and quarterback. Clocked at 22 MPH top speed with a 35-inch vertical — the kind of explosiveness that shows up on every snap.
225-pound bench, 385-pound squat, 260-pound power clean at 175 pounds. Braylon backs his game speed with functional strength that projects to the next level.
A 4.0 GPA and Honor Roll student at Goddard Eisenhower. A 2027 prospect entering his senior season with active recruiting interest from multiple programs.
Braylon Lies is a 5’11” two-way athlete at Goddard Eisenhower High School in Wichita, Kansas, who plays receiver, defensive back, and quarterback. He backs his game speed with elite numbers in the weight room — 225-pound bench, 385-pound squat, 260-pound power clean — along with a 35-inch vertical and a 22 MPH top speed. He started every game as a sophomore and enters his senior season with active recruiting interest.
| Date | Time | Opponent | Location | Result | Rec | Yds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 4 | 7:00 PM | vs DerbyNon-District | Wichita, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Sep 11 | 7:00 PM | @ Haysville CampusNon-District | Wichita, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Sep 18 | 7:00 PM | vs GoddardDistrict | Wichita, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Sep 25 | 7:00 PM | vs Salina CentralNon-District | Wichita, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Oct 2 | 7:00 PM | @ AndoverNon-District | Andover, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Oct 8 | 7:00 PM | vs NewtonNon-District · Thursday | Wichita, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Oct 16 | 7:00 PM | @ Arkansas CityNon-District | Arkansas City, KS | Upcoming | ||
| Oct 23 | 7:00 PM | @ Andover CentralNon-District | Andover, KS | Upcoming |
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Braylon Lies is entering his senior season at Goddard Eisenhower with a weight-room resume that turns heads: a 225-pound bench, 385-pound squat, and 260-pound power clean, paired with a 35-inch vertical. A two-way piece for the Tigers at receiver, defensive back, and quarterback, Lies has used the past year to rebuild his strength and speed into one of the more complete athletic profiles in the 2027 class.
A starter in every game as a sophomore, Lies is looking to carry that level of impact into his final high school season — backed by measurable, verified strength numbers that put his athleticism on paper.
After a shortened junior season, Lies has spent the offseason rebuilding — adding strength across every major lift and sharpening his speed ahead of his final high school year.
Lines up at receiver, defensive back, and quarterback for Goddard Eisenhower — giving coaches a versatile athlete who impacts the game from multiple spots on the field.
An honor-roll student with a 4.0 GPA and a spot on his team's leadership council, Lies pairs his on-field versatility with academic and leadership credentials coaches look for.
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Verified combine numbers — Next Play measured.
Braylon started every game as a sophomore and enters his senior season after a year focused on strength development and recovery. Game stats and box scores are intentionally not featured on this profile per the athlete's request — his strength numbers, measurables, and film best represent his current form.
Status, interest, and timeline.
A two-way athlete with verified elite strength numbers, 22 MPH top-end speed, and a 4.0 GPA — Braylon Lies is the kind of prospect who solves problems on both sides of the ball.
Interest list updated as the recruiting process develops.
Started every game as a sophomore at Goddard Eisenhower.
A shortened season became an offseason of growth — strength numbers across every major lift improved significantly.
UA NXT (Phoenix) and Washburn University (Topeka) camps, building exposure ahead of senior year.
Final high school season — full strength, full health, full opportunity.
The story behind the player.
He didn't start playing football because of some grand plan. He started because his friends were playing, and he wanted in.
Braylon Lies picked up the game in fifth grade for the simplest reason there is — his friends were doing it. For a few years, that was enough. It wasn't until his freshman year at Goddard Eisenhower that the training got serious, and once it did, the growth never stopped: bigger, stronger, faster, and a better player and teammate every season since.
That work showed up fast. Braylon started every game as a sophomore, including a standout performance against rival Goddard that's still talked about in the program. Off the field, he earned a spot on his team's leadership council and carried a 4.0 GPA in the classroom — the kind of all-around profile that goes well beyond the stat sheet.
Heading into his senior season, Braylon's focus has shifted to the weight room and the track. A 225-pound bench. A 385-pound squat. A 260-pound power clean. A 35-inch vertical. The numbers speak for themselves, and they're backing a player who's earning real interest from college programs as he prepares for his final high school season.
A 4.0 GPA and Principal's Honor Roll student — the same discipline that shows up in the weight room shows up in the classroom.
A member of the Goddard Eisenhower football leadership council, and a future kinesiology major.
GPA, eligibility, and academic honors.
Recognition and career milestones.
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Recruiting contact and coach inquiry.