Tullis’ Itinerary Is Filling Up
As a senior this past season, 2016 Ballard (Wa.) QB Davine Tullis showed his value by practically willing his team into the state playoffs and now recruiting has taken center stage
Author: Scott Eklund
First Offer In The Books For Failauga
After helping lead Eastside Catholic to its second-straight 3A State Title, LB Noah Failauga has finally seen his first offer come in and more could be on the way.
Crow Happy He’s Chosen To Be A Grizzly
While helping to lead his team to a 8-3 record and into the first round of the state playoffs, 2016 Kamiakin (Kennewick, Wa.) ATH Gavin Crow was a star on both sides of the ball
Former Federal Way Star Is a JUCO All-American
2016 City College of San Francisco DE/LB Rod Jones Jr. was a monster for the Rams this past season earning CCCAA First Team All-American as well as State Defensive Player of the Year honors
Process Winding Down For Sorensen
2016 Kamiakin (Kennewick, Wa.) OL Korbin Sorensen has completed his senior season of football and now it’s time to focus on where he will play for the next four or five years.
Intro 2017: Marques Hampton Jr. of Steilacoom
While his team finished just 5-6 last season, 2017 Steilacoom (Wa.) WR Marques Hampton Jr. is a player that has to have the Sentinel faithful excited.
Busy Month Ahead For Piper
2016 Curtis (University Place, Wa.) DT Elijah Piper will be racking up the frequent flyer miles over the next few weeks as he hits the road for at least two official visits
Daigbe Is Close To Finding A Home
2016 Kent (Wa.) Meridian WR Emmanuel Daigbe could be close to finding a place to play this coming fall,
Lakes’ Nauer Has Two Interested
2016 Lakes (Lakewood, Wa.) OL/DL Maxwell Nauer was a two-way star for the Lancers this past season. He was so good, he earned First Team All-State honors
Olympic’s Moore Focused On Three
Over the past decade, very few top prospects have come out of any of the Kitsap Peninsula programs, however, 2016 Olympic (Silverdale, Wa.) OL/DL Keith Moore has proven to be a top target for a few schools