Ryland Spencer

Over the next few days we will be breaking down the positional and overall MVP’s from the Rough Diamonds College Showcase. We will also be listing athletes that stood out and/or had a good showing. The Lineman session, along with the RB/TE/LB session will combine both Washington and Oregon, while the QB/WR/DB session will feature a breakdown for each state. Be sure to check back to see which athletes stood out.   Overall Upperclass MVP TJ Salu…

  News coming down tonight that Easton Trakel of Tumwater (Wash.) High School has been offered by Montana State University. This is the first offer for the dynamic 2016 class athlete. “It means a lot,” Trakel told NEI. “I have been working for this since freshman year. I’m still in shock I got my offer.” Trakel has been in contact with the Bobcats coaching staff the past few weeks, but…

  The 2016 recruiting class looks very strong in the State of Washington, and a WR making a strong name for himself this offseason is Kyle Olson-Urbon of Peninsula (Gig Harbor) High School. At five-foot-eleven inches, and 190 pounds, Olson-Urbon is a dynamic playmaker that sets the bar very high at any camp he attends. He is a three sport athlete, also participating in Basketball and Track, and…

  The term we hear a lot for defensive lineman is “High Motor”. when it comes to 2015 end Maximum Millett of Juanita (Kirkland, Wash.), there is no such thing as high motor, cause Millett only knows one speed… Fast! “As a d-lineman all I want to do is dominate,” Millett told NEI. “I don’t care who is across from me, I’m going to trust my techniques, stay disciplined, I’m going to…

  A team on the rise in Kingco’s 3A conference are the Liberty Patriots. They should be one of the more improved teams in the conference next season, and will likely challenge for a spot in the playoffs. One of the big reason’s for the high expectations is the stellar play of Russell Boston (’15, RB/S). Standing five-feet-seven inches, Boston’s game is base on his speed and overall…

  A few months ago we told you Bothell (Wash.) TE Cole Ford (’15) was looking to get to the D1 level, now he can officially say he is there as the University of Montana stepped in and made their intentions known. “Getting my first offer just feels surreal,” Ford told NEI. “All the hard work is paying off. Now I just need to keep it up. Montana is a great school…