Oregon/SW Washington Week 3 Elite Performers
A look at the top week three performers from Oregon / SW Washington.
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VOTE: Washington’s Week Three Elite Performance
Week three in the books, and we have selected four athletes for this week’s Elite Performance. Voting will end Tuesday night at 8:00 pm.
Nationally ranked 16′ recruit LaMar Winston of CC grabs first Pac 12 offer
Central Catholic’s LaMar Winston has received his first offer, and it comes from a Pac 12 school.
What To Watch For In Week Three
There are only five games on the schedule for Thursday night, with the top matchup appearing to be the Tahoma Bears travelling to take on the Federal Way Eagles. The Bears are coming off a huge offensive performance against Rogers, while the Eagles are reeling and injury plagued.
Washington 3A Review: Week Two
Week two is in the book, the Memorial Football Classic looks to have been a success, a top 3A team beat a top 4A team, and the Bellevue Wolverines beat another out of state opponent.
Washington 4A Review: Week Two
Week two has come and gone, with a few upsets, a game that saw over 1,100 yards of total offense. There are 18 undefeated teams left in 4A, including three from the Kingco Conference.
The Real Deal; 2017 athlete David Morris of Sherwood
One of the top athletes in the Northwest for the class of 2017 is David Morris of Sherwood. The 6-3 200 pound sophomore could be ranked among the top athletes nationally at his position.
One of 5A’s best; RB Wesley Riddell of Central
A traditional 4A power now playing 5A ball is Central High School out of Independence, Oregon. They are led by returning all state back Wesley Riddell (5-11 175 15′) who is currently one of the region’s leading rushers through the first two weeks.
Washington Week Two Elite Performers
This list is a way to showcase the weeks top performances. I am sure I missed a few and would like to know the ones I did. You can either comment on here or send me an email at Ringerland@gmail.com, and I will be sure to add them.
Junior RB Derek Brown and Redmond looking legit
It’s to early to say for sure, but the 5A Redmond Panthers look to be back on track. The IMC school has blasted their last two opponents by a combined score of 118-35, but even they would say you need to take the competition into account.