In-state football signings: Where are 2021 recruits from Washington headed?
2021 WASHINGTON IN-STATE FOOTBALL SIGNEES
Below is a list of high school football players in Washington from the 2021 class who signed with national FBS and FCS schools, and regional NCAA Division II, NAIA and junior college programs during December’s early period and February’s regular period.
The list also includes Ivy League and military school commits, as well as some former prep football players from the state who are transferring from junior colleges or other programs.
Note: Players who are walking on, or intend to play at the Division III level — which does not award athletic scholarships — are not included.
Please report additional known signings or corrections to jon.manley@thenewstribune.com or lsmith@thenewstribune.com. The list will be updated throughout National Signing Day.
Archbishop Murphy — Josh McCarron, Virginia
Ballard — Nowlin Ewaliko, San Diego State; Caelin Johnson, Simon Fraser
Bellevue — Matulino Masunu, Central Washington
Bethel — One Feo, Sacramento State; Will Latu, Washington; Kekoa Visperas, Eastern Washington
Bothell — Jacob Sirmon, Central Michigan (from Washington)
Camas — Jacques Badolato-Birdsell, Nevada
Cashmere — Colson Brunner, Central Washington
Cheney — Eti Ena Jr., Eastern Oregon; Ben McGourin, Montana
Chiawana — Cameron Breier, Air Force; Aiden Mason, Carroll College
Colfax — Jacob Brown, College of Idaho
Columbia River — Dylan Dean, Central Washington
Curtis — Job Dockery, Portland State (from Oregon State)
Eastmont — Max Prazer, Eastern Oregon
Eatonville — Caden Jumper, Washington
Evergreen of Vancouver — Jaylen Fite, Western Oregon
Graham-Kapowsin — Va’alele Hansen, Rocky Mountain College
Hazen — Chad Vidican, Eastern Washington
Inglemoor — Quentin Moore, Washington (from Independence CC)
Issaquah — Benton Owens, College of Idaho; Stephan Sweeney, Montana Tech
Kamiakin — Tuna Altahir, Eastern Washington; Woodley Downard, Eastern Washington; Messiah Jones, Eastern Washington
Kennedy Catholic — Shane Aleaga, Eastern Washington; Junior Alexander, Arizona State; Sam Huard, Washington; George Klewin, Rocky Mountain College; Jabez Tinae, Washington
La Salle — Ryan Kershaw, Washington State
Lake Stevens — Max Moenoa, Central Washington
Lincoln of Tacoma — Julien Simon, USC; Quazzel White, Utah State (TCU)
Manson — Caden Beazley, Eastern Oregon
Mead — Braeden York, Carroll College
Mount Si — Andrew Edson, Washington State; Clay Millen, Nevada
Mount Spokane — Kingston Grey, Central Washington
Mountain View — Jude Mullette, Central Washington
Newport of Bellevue — Jackson Slater, Sacramento State
North Creek — Koli Faaiu, Utah; Sam Lokeni, Independence C.C.
O’Dea — Antwan Brown, Air Force; Quinn Carolan, Northern Arizona; Hayden McDonald, Columbia; Owen Prentice, Washington; Justin Stetson-Jones, Jamestown
Olympic — Jessie Brown, Portland State
Pasco — Desmian Licon, Eastern Washington
Peninsula — Chase Coalson, Central Washington; Sean Skladany, Eastern Washington
Puyallup — Sermon Wilson, Central Washington
Rainier Beach — Frankco Gratton, Fresno State
Richland — Ben Fewel, Georgetown; Mason Williamson, Rocky Mountain College
Ridgefield — Bailey Meek, Army
River Ridge — Dontae Owens, Georgetown
Renton — Siaosi Finau, Washington
Rogers of Puyallup — Tyrese Rios, Montana State-Northern
Seattle Prep — Kendin Alexander, Air Force; Jared Roznos, Air Force; Jake Sype, Colorado School of Mines
Sehome — Tim Malo, Brown
Skyline — Daniel Buxton, Central Washington
Skyview — Brett Gray, Valparaiso; Mason Packer, Portland State; Xavier Owens, Western Oregon
Snohomish — Drew Stultz, Central Washington
Stanwood — Bryan Henderson, Central Washington
Steilacoom — Logan Brady, Central Washington; Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State; D.J. Fryar, Arizona; Tre Horner, Air Force; Chance McDonald, Western Kentucky
Sumner — Ben Wilson, Washington State (from TCU)
Timberline — Lysander Moeolo, Nevada; Dwight Togiola, Nevada
Tumwater — Jacob Schuster, Minnesota; Cooper Wall, Dixie State
Yelm — Slade Edwards, Central Washington; Dylan Jemtegaard, California
This story was originally published February 3, 2021 at 9:00 AM.
