Dillon Sugg and Cy Sirmon Leading the Way for Wenatchee: By Scott Enyeart

May 31, 2013

  The Wenatchee (Wash.) High School football team has the talent to make some noise this season – the Panthers have speed and/or size at virtually every position. But more importantly, it’s a team that has leadership on both sides of the ball. After going 6-4 last season, 6-3 in league play, the Panthers are a favorite to win the Big Nine in 2013 and are hoping that…

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Bellevue’s Morgan Richey Continues To Pick Up Offers: By Scott Enyeart

May 29, 2013

  It seems like there hasn’t been many days that have gone by this spring where a player from Bellevue (Wash.) wasn’t picking up a scholarship offer. One Wolverine player who has been racking up the offers as of late is OL Morgan Richey. Back at the end of March, The University of Idaho got the ball rolling as the first school to offer the 6-foot-5, 280-pounder…

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Jalen Hicks and the Ferris Saxons ready for big year: By Scott Enyeart

May 28, 2013

Click for Jalen Hicks Highlights   Spokane (Wash.) Ferris should be a state title contender in 2013, mark it down now. The Saxons, who narrowly missed the state tournament after going 7-3 last year, and 6-3 in Greater Spokane League play, return one of the more experienced teams in the GSL. One player who will be a key factor if Ferris is going to make a run in…

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Bellevue’s Henry Roberts Talks Latest Offers: By Scott Enyeart

May 25, 2013

  Few players in the Northwest have seen their stock rise more quickly than Bellevue (Wash.) 2015 OL/DL Henry Roberts. Roberts, who was not a full-time starter for the Wolverines in 2012, picked up his first offer back in February at the University of Washington’s Junior Day. “At Junior Day I was getting a tour, and Coach Sark pulled me aside and told me they wanted to…

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Carrying on the Tradition at Skyline; DE/TE Cameron Saffle Next In Line: By Scott Enyeart

May 23, 2013

  The football team at Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline High School rarely seems to rebuild, but rather reload. Year after year new standouts emerge that have come up through the Skyline Youth Football program learning “The Spartan Way”. Sometimes they’re players who are already household names locally – like a Max Browne, and other times they’re players who come in without a lot of fanfare and go on to become…

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Two-Way Standout Brian Nault Emerging at Shelton HS: By Scott Enyeart

May 21, 2013

  Shelton (Wash.) High School has a strong recent history of producing high-caliber players under head coach Matt Hinkle, and the next player in that line of success appears to LB/OL Brian Nault. The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Nault earned offensive line honorable mention All-League honors as a freshman, and 2nd team All-League at linebacker as a sophomore. Now entering his junior season, Nault is set to establish as one…

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Shadle Park’s Brett Rypien Lands 2nd FBS Offer: By Scott Enyeart

May 20, 2013

  The state of Washington’s No. 1 ranked QB for the class of 2015, Spokane (Wash.) Shadle Park’s Brett Rypien, picked up his second FBS offer on Monday night from the University of Idaho. Rypien also currently holds an offer from Washington State. In 2012 Rypien helped lead Shadle Park to the state playoffs while completing 63% of his passes for 3,574 yards, throwing 29 TD’s against…

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Getting Acquainted With Mead’s Jonah Jordan: By Scott Enyeart

May 18, 2013

  You would be hard pressed to find a more dominant two-way lineman in the state of Washington than Spokane (Wash.) Mead’s Jonah Jordan. While the state of Washington is littered with two-way players, few are able to play both sides of the ball at equally high levels, especially in the trenches. Jordan, however, has the ability to play either offense or defense collegiately. In fact, he recently…

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Archbishop Murphy’s Conner Longoria Stands Out At Bellingham Combine: By Scott Enyeart

May 16, 2013

  One of the great things about the Barton Football Academy Camp and Combine Tour is getting to work with athletes in areas of the Northwest that nobody else is getting out and seeing. This last weekend we were in Bellingham, WA and came away very impressed with that talent that attended. Often times by doing camps in cities like Bellingham we are able to evaluate players on our…

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