Barton Football Four Reaches The Elite Eight
Barton Football Four consisted of 2016 class athletes from the State of Washington, excluding the Vancouver area in the southwest part of the state.
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Oregon top 2016 QB Sam Noyer grabs first offer
Fresh off an all tournament 7 on 7 Vegas performance, Beaverton (ORE) High School QB Sam Noyer (6-4 200 16′) landed what could be the first of many offers, from D1aa power…
Mount Si WR Parker Dumas Grabs First Offer
Great news from Snoqualmie where Mount Si WR Parker Dumas (’16) picked up his first offer when the University of …
BFA Oregon Reaches Final Four in Vegas
POOL PLAY BFA Oregon 13 San Jose, CA 6 Los Alamitos CA 8 BFA Oregon 6 La Vegas NV 7 BFA Oregon 6 PLAYOFF ROUND BFA Oregon 20 Rancho Cucamonga CA 0 BFA Oregon 12 Oakland CA 8 BFA Oregon 13 Hawaii 7 (808 Elite) BFA Oregon 26 Central Valley CA 12 (Sweet 16) BFA Oregon 19 BFA Washington 6 (Elite 8) Bishop Gorman (702 Elite) 26 BFA Oregon…
NW Stars Camp Session Two Linemen Breakdown
Session two of the NW Stars Camp was a two-parter, as lineman and specialists both took the field to showcase their talent.
VEGAS 7 ON 7 Preview- BFA Oregon/ SW Washington
In just a few short days the Barton Football Academy will travel with four teams to Las Vegas, to play in the Pylon Sports 7 on 7 national tournament, for the 5th consecutive season….
NW Stars Camp Session One Breakdown
This breakdown is of athletes that stood out to me from the first session of the 2015 NW Stars Camp. Not everyone will be listed, just those I feel had outstanding days.
Previewing NW Stars Camp Graduating Seniors
We are now just hours away from the NW Stars Camp, so I wanted to break down a few of the participants we know will be on hand…
2015 Metro League POY Candidate Alex Stickel
Oregon’s breakout player of the year so far this early off season could be Alex Stickel of Sunset. The Metro League standout earned all conference honors on offense, defense, and…
One of the NW’s top Freshman; Talanoa Hufanga
It’s rare for any 9th grade athlete to be playing Varsity sports, much less starting in two. Crescent Valley’s Talanoa Hufanga can be considered the exception to the rule as…