Who are the top high school tight ends in the Southland?

Top 10 high school tight ends in the Southland heading into the 2016 season (in alphabetical order):

Noah Bean; Grace Brethren; 6-3; 210; Sr.; Caught 18 passes for touchdowns.

Moses Robinson-Carr; Antelope Valley; 6-6; 245; Sr.; Oregon commit had six touchdown catches.

Kade Greeley; Vista Murrieta; 6-6; 230; Sr.; Has speed, agility, good hands.

Bentley Hanshaw; Moorpark; 6-6; 220; Sr.; A Brigham Young commit.

Taeveon Le; Corona del Mar; 6-4; 220; Jr.; Tough, athletic and has dependable hands.

Camren McDonald; Long Beach Poly; 6-4; 208; Jr.; Makes big catches.

Colby Parkinson; Oaks Christian; 6-7; 230; Sr.; Stanford commit has size, athleticism.

Drew Platt; Los Alamitos; 6-4; 240; Sr.; Throw him the ball and he’ll deliver.

Isaac Rex; San Clemente; 6-5; 235; Sr.; BYU commit can block.

Sire Woods; La Mirada; 6-4; 225; Sr.; Also a defensive standout.

Best of the rest

Shane Coleman; Tesoro; 6-5; 215; Sr.; Can be a go-to receiver.

Elijah Cooks; Atascadero; 6-5; 210; Sr.; Ready for a big season.

Noah Gianelli; St. Bonaventure; 6-4; 250; Jr.; All-league and all-Ventura County as a sophomore.

Toby Hills; Chatsworth; 6-1; 235; Sr.; Made a positive summer impression.

Ethan Rae; Servite; 6-3; 235; So.; Can be an impact player.

—Compiled by Eric Sondheimer