While he’s preparing for his senior season, Camas (Wa.) OL Drew Clarkson continues to look forward. Last weekend he visited Washington unofficially and in two weeks he will take his first official visit. “Right now, the only official visit I have set up for sure is Cal,” Clarkson told Northwest Elite Index recently. “I will visit them on September 14th for their game against Ohio…
Camas (Wa.) OL Drew Clarkson has seen an explosion of sorts over the past couple of weeks as offers have begun to roll in for him. On Wednesday, the versatile line prospect received his sixth offer when Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian extended a full ride. “It all happened really fast,” Clarkson told Northwest Elite Index. “I hadn’t really even heard from Washington, but then coach (Dan)…
There might not be a hotter offensive line prospect in the state of Washington right now than Camas (Wash.) LT Drew Clarkson. Ranked as the state’s No.4 offensive lineman in the 2014 class, the 6-foot-4, 270-pound Clarkson has recently picked up offers from Northern Colorado and Eastern Washington. But late Monday, Clarkson received his biggest offer to date when Cal extended a scholarship offer. “I am in…
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,…
A school we have gotten to know well (Northern Colorado) over the last couple seasons did their homework, extending offers to two of the Northwest’s top recruits on Friday. Washington top junior lineman Drew Clarkson (6-4 275 OL) of Camas, and Oregon 1st team all league TE/DE Josh Brown (6-6 245 Jr.) of Sunset, both landed there first offer from the upstart Big Sky School. Clarkson comes back ranked one of…
If you are looking for one of the top linemen in the state of Washington for the 2014 recruiting class, look no further than Camas’ Drew Clarkson who, at 6’4″, 265 pounds, earned All-Greater St. Helens League, All-Region and All-State honors after a very good junior campaign this season. “I played left tackle for us and love it,” Clarkson told Northwest Elite Index. “It was…
One of the most exciting teams in the northwest, or anywhere in the country for that matter were the Camas Papermakers (12-1) this past season. They emphatically blasted almost every opponent that they played, up until there meeting with eventual state champion Skyline in the semifinals. This junior based group will be the #1 ranked team at the 4A level coming into next season, and they very…