Toughness And Technique; Gig Harbor’s Adrian Valona
One of the top returning tailbacks within the state of Washington this fall will be Gig Harbor’s Adrian Valona who had a big junior season and hopes to be even better as a senior.
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Intro 2016: Jett Whitcher of Stanwood
One Evergreen State linebacker who is currently flying under most recruiting radars is Standwood’s Jett Whitcher.
Kameron Smith Opens Up With Pac-12 Offer
At 6’8″ and 300 pounds, Lincoln (Tacoma, Wa.) OT Kameron Smith is quite literally one of the biggest prospects in the state of Washington this year. Recently, the emerging offensive lineman hauled in his first offer.
Central Valley’s Peck Up To Five Offers
A player that is emerging as a budding star on the recruiting front in the Evergreen State during the 2016 recruiting cycle is none other than Central Valley (Spokane, Wa.) OT Scott Peck.
Intro 2017: Jeremiah Wright of Skyview
It’s never too early to talk about the top 2017 prospects in the state and one that is starting to catch many people’s eyes right now is Skyview (Vancouver, Wa.) WR Jeremiah Wright.
Richland’s Lakota Wills Seeing Big Time Interest
Because he plays east of the mountains, Richland (Wa.) LB Lakota Wills might be one of the best players that very few recruitniks know about.
Under the Radar; Nick Bartel of Ferndale
It’s hard to believe, but even 6’6, 300-pounders can go overlooked in the recruiting process. That’s exactly what has happened to Ferndale (Wa.) OL Nick Bartel.
Intro 2016: Nate Shubert of Kamiak
After a very productive junior season, it’s surprising that Kamiak (Mukilteo, Wa.) TE Nate Shubert has yet to see recruiting really take off.
2014 Team Preview: Auburn Riverside Ravens
In just his first season as Auburn Riverside’s head coach, Bryant Thomas injected a positive attitude about where the program was headed and he maximized the potential of the talent he had on his roster, going 7-3 and winning the SPSL 3A title.
2014 Team Preview: Skyline Spartans
Over the years, Skyline has been known for it’s outstanding skill position players, several of which were rated the best at their position in the country — QBs Max Browne and Jake Heaps as well as WR Kasen Williams —