Exciting news for Camas (Wash.) quarterback Reilly Hennessey, Washington’s co-No. 1 QB for the class of 2014. On Friday, while in attendance at Eastern Washington University’s QB camp, the 6-foot-3, 195-pound signal-caller gave a verbal commitment to play football for the Eagles next fall. “Everything felt right. From the coaching staff, to the campus, to the facilities, to the direction of the program,”…
Over the next week we will be posting overviews of the 2014 Oregon and Washington updated rankings by position. All of us at NEI and the Barton Football Academy feel fortunate to be able to work with a majority of the region’s top athletes. There’s not a perfect ranking system, but we do our best based on all of the criteria listed. The Pacific Northwest is the fastest growing football…
We can’t say enough good things about all the participants in Sunday’s Northwest College Showcase at Bellevue’s Interlake HS. Dozens of players performed well, and should be proud of themselves for the level at which they competed. Several attendees representing the state of Oregon had standout performances on the big stage that are worth recognizing. In no particular order, these individuals were “elite performers” in the QB/WR/DB group and our…
We can’t say enough good things about all the participants in Sunday’s Northwest College Showcase at Bellevue’s Interlake HS. Dozens of players performed well, and should be proud of themselves for the level at which they competed. Several attendees representing the state of Washington had standout performances on the big stage that are worth recognizing. In no particular order, these individuals were “elite performers” in the QB/WR/DB group. Quarterbacks Kevin…
Our Barton Regional Camp/Combine in Salem a few weeks back, had some of the top athletes on the west coast and beyond in attendance. These events have all allowed our NW athletes to get out and compete against one another, with the best of the best going head to head. You will see a majority of Oregon and SW Washington’s top athletes listed below. We can’t say…
Camas (Wash.) QB Reilly Hennessey realized a dream come true Wednesday evening, when the 6-foot-3, 190-pound signal-caller picked up his first scholarship offer from Eastern Washington. The state’s No. 3 ranked QB for the 2014 class had reason to be excited, as EWU is typically a program that doesn’t extend many early offers, especially to quarterbacks. “I know they don’t typically offer players before the season,…
On a yearly basis, the state of Washington produces a crop of talented signal-callers and this year is no different. One of the top gun-slingers in the state is Camas’ Reilly Hennessey who helped lead the Papermakers deep into the state 4A playoffs as a junior this past fall. Hennessey has a great frame and a strong arm and used those two traits along with his solid…
As expected our invite only Elite Events in Oregon and Washington have produced the very best talent in the region. We have seen almost every top kid in the NW attend and you can get some visual interpretations from the Portland video’s. ESPN, Scout, Fox Sports, The Seattle Times, Duck Territory, 1080 The Fan, Dawgman, KATU, Oregon Live and a host of other media have been out to get the…
As the week progresses we will be bringing you different video from this weeks Washington Elite Event and last weeks Oregon Event. In this particular clip we caught up to two of the nation’s top sophomores in Shadle Park’s Brett Rypien and Bothell’s Ross Bowers. As of right now they are both elite level QB’s with Rypien already having received a Washington St offer, and Bowers being a sure…
Our first Portland Elite Event saw 60+ of Oregon and SW Washington’s best compete against one another for a two hour period. Three D1 offer kids highlighted the group in Connor Humphreys (6-4 245 Jr. DE) of Central Catholic, and Jesuit standouts Joey Alfieri (6-3 220 Jr. LB/FB) and Henry Mondeaux (6-5 245 Jr. TE/OLB). The trio was offered by Oregon State a few weeks back. The elite events allow…