2014 Team Preview: Marysville Pilchuck Tomahawks
With a team that returns quite a few starters, one would think that head coach Brandon Carson and his staff have designs on a deep playoff run and an outside shot at a state title.
Author: Scott Eklund
2014 Team Preview: Glacier Peak Grizzlies
Five Key Players DT/OL Mosese Fifita (6’1, 285, ’15) – Top athlete on the Grizzlies’ roster and has been hearing from schools for a while. Fifita is dominant on both sides of the ball, possessing a great combination of quickness and strength. OL Mason Braun (6’4, 320, ’15) – For a guy his size, Braun has remarkably nimble feet and he’s very quick out of his stance. He should…
Kent Meridian’s Daigbe is an emerging star in the 2016 class
Kent Meridian ATH Emmanuel Daigbe had a great summer, showcasing his talents at a couple of regional camps and, as he heads into his junior season with the Royals this fall, he hopes to put himself squarely in the sights of college football coaches. “I’ve had a good summer and offseason with my team and at some camps,” Daigbe told Northwest Elite Index recently. “I’ve been working a lot…
Dehonta Hayes Updates Offers and Timeframe For A Decision
Lincoln (Tacoma, Wa.) CB Dehonta Hayes currently holds seven offers and several more schools have been showing him a lot of interest the past few weeks. He recently updated Northwest Elite Index on his offers and also talked about when he’s likely to make his decision. “I have offers right now from Navy, Eastern Washington, Montana State, Montana, Portland State, UTEP and U.C. Davis,” Hayes told NEI…
Intro 2015: Bryce Vitcovich of Marysville Pilchuck
Click for Bryce Vitcovich Highlights One of the more impressive prospects at the Rough Diamonds Showcase that took place on the final weekend of June was Marysville Pilchuck DE Bryce Vitcovich. After a solid junior season, he has his eyes set on an even better senior campaign and he’s working hard toward that goal as fall camp approaches. “I’m definitely coming in with a chip on my…
Intro 2015: Tanner Torr of Kent Meridian
Kent Meridian could be a sleeper team to keep an eye on in the SPSL this fall and one of the big reasons is the fact that they have OL/DL Tanner Torr leading the way, on both sides of the ball. Torr played both ways for the Royals last fall, but his future is on the offensive side of the ball. The 6’4″, 285-pounder, with quick feet…
Skyline’s Derek Loville has two early offers
Click for Derek Loville Highlights Even though he plays for one of the top 4A programs in the state, we’re just now starting to learn about Skyline (Sammamish, Wa.) WR Derek Loville. This spring, the talented wideout has drawn interest from several FBS programs and he looks to be one of the top in-state receivers heading in the fall of 2014. While helping to lead the Spartans…
Intro 2015: Mason Bradley of Archbishop Murphy
Click for Mason Bradley Highlights He made the move from the Kitsap Peninsula to Everett and he transferred from one of the largest football programs in the state to a 2A program, so Archbishop Murphy DE/LB Mason Bradley is just now starting to pop up on recruiting radars. “My dad moved for his work and I moved over with him,” Bradley told Northwest Elite Index. “I was…
Intro 2015: Shawn Munro of Bothell
Click for Shawn Munro Highlights On a loaded Bothell squad, one player that stands out between the hashes is LB Shawn Munro and, so far this summer, he’s been one of the standouts on the camp circuit, showing why he was an All-Kingco slection as a junior and he told Northwest Elite Index recently that he and his team are focused on one thing — winning the 4A…
Intro 2015: DeJhion Parrish of Interlake
Interlake (Bellevue, Wa.) RB DeJhion Parrish doesn’t have the biggest body, but there’s no denying the big heart he plays with. In just six games as a junior this past fall, the talented tailback rushed for over 800 yards and he hopes to help lead his teams to the post-season with an even better senior campaign. “I started the Mercer Island game which was our fifth game…