Hunter Is A Two-Way Threat For Lakes
Every year, there are a handful of top players who fly under-the-radar with college recruiters. 2016 Lakes WR/DE Chris Hunter is just such a player, but that may be changing in the near future
Author: Scott Eklund
B-Prep’s Moore Is A 2017 QB Prospect Drawing Attention
Because his team likes to grind things out on the ground with a run-heavy offense, 2017 Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma) QB Christian Moore might not be putting up the stats to garner a lot of attention from fans, but make no mistaken, he’s already on several college’s recruiting radars.
Intro 2017: Summit QB John Bledsoe
Junior Summit (Bend, Or.) QB John Bledsoe is one of the top 2017 signal-callers in the Pacific Northwest. So far he’s led his team to a 10-1 record and they have a big game this weekend
Intro 2017: Tumwater DL Lazarus Williams
When you talk about players who garner attention from the moment you see them, Tumwater junior DL Lazarus Williams is just such a player
Kiahve Dennis-Lee Leads The Oregon City Defense
He might not have gotten a lot of attention from recruiting sites, but make no mistake, 2016 Oregon City LB Kaihve Dennis-Lee has drawn plenty of interest from college
Intro 2017: Andrew Boston of Emerald Ridge
A rising junior to keep an eye on in the state of Washington is Emerald Ridge (Puyallup) CB/WR Andrew Boston.
Keilani Waiting Patiently For An Opportunity
An Evergreen State player that is starting to become popular with Power 5 schools of late is 2016 Lakes (Lakewood) OL/DL Jo-bentley Keilani
Piper Becoming A Popular Prospect
2016 Curtis (University Place, Wa.) OL/DL Elijah Piper recently received his second offer and more could be on the way in the very near future
Lindsay Leads By Example
The Lakes Lancers have seen a resurgence this season and one of the reasons is their tough defense. The stop unit has been outstanding this season and a major cog in the machine is 2017 MLB Cale Lindsay
Krenz Is Just Waiting For An Opportunity
Because he plays with arguably the top senior quarterback in the nation, Lake Stevens (Wa.) WR Riley Krenz doesn’t get the recognition he deserves, however, he does have a few schools that seem to be interested.