In-state football signings: Where are 2024 recruits from Washington headed?
Below is a list of high school football players in Washington from the 2024 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 other college programs.
Note: Signings will be added as they are announced by schools. This list will be updated throughout both the early and regular football signing periods. Please report any additional signings or corrections to lsmith@thenewstribune.com.
2024 WASHINGTON IN-STATE FOOTBALL SIGNEES
Aberdeen — Paul Baltazar, Western Oregon
Anacortes — Landon Schafer, Central Washington
Archbishop Murphy — Diontaye Moorman, Portland State
Arlington — Jacoby Falor, Rocky Mountain; Jeremy Fleming Jr., Western Oregon; Willem Van Dongen, Rocky Mountain
Auburn — Luvens Valcin, Montana State
Bellevue — Hogan Hansen, Michigan
Bethel — Roy Lockley III, Western Oregon; Elijah Pula, Western Oregon
Bothell — Tyson Brown, Western Oregon; Domingo Lemley, Northern State; Tyler McAfee, Western Oregon
Camas — Trenton Swanson, Idaho; Carson Osmus, Washington State
Curtis — Rocco Koch, Idaho (preferred walk-on)
East Valley of Spokane — Diezel Wilkinson, Idaho
Eastlake — Kai Brown, Colorado School of Mines
Eastmont — Luke Gale, Central Washington; Gunnar Peterson, Montana Tech
Eastside Catholic — Ambrose Marsh, Eastern Washington; Jayden Reyes, Colorado School of Mines; Bryson Ross, Portland State; AJ Tanupo, Montana State; Tyson Weaver, Washington State
Emerald Ridge — Kajon Babcock, Rocky Mountain; Navarre Dixon, Black Hills State; Tony Harste, Idaho; Isaiah Jennings, Central Washington; Gio Kafentzis, Utah State (preferred walk-on); Tayshaun Micks, Montana Tech; Ryan Murphy, Rocky Mountain; Jake Schakel, Eastern Washington; Sean Tutty, Rocky Mountain
Enumclaw — Gunnar Trachte, Western Oregon
Everett — Evan Hartt, Minot State
Evergreen of Vancouver — Arthur Ban, San Diego State; Fox Crader, Oregon
Ferndale — Conner Walcker, Eastern Washington
Garfield — EJ Caminong, California; Rahshawn Clark, Washington; Elisha Ese, Central Washington; Pule Leatigaga, Portland State
Gig Harbor — Benjamin Stevens, Portland State
Glacier Peak — Isaiah Cuellar, Central Washington; Adam Loum, Western Oregon
Graham-Kapowsin — Malachi Durant, Oregon State; Mika Roberson, Central Washington; Daveon Superales, Montana State (preferred walk-on); Jabez Woods, Montana State
Highline — Marquawn McCraney, Idaho
Issaquah — Thijs Van Diepen, Central Washington
Juanita — Ellis Nelson, Central Washington
Kamiakin — Gavin McCallum, Central Washington
Kelso — Brady Phillips, Idaho State (from Air Force); Payton Stewart, Michigan State
Kennewick — Nathan Knapik, Idaho; Dylin McIntyre, Idaho (preferred walk-on)
La Center — Ryan Kawalek, Idaho
Lakes — Oakland Cotton, Western Oregon; Elijiah Mcchristian, Western Oregon
Lincoln of Tacoma — Gabarri Johnson (from Missouri)
Lynden Christian — Kayden Stuit, Eastern Washington
Meadowdale — Kelvin Mudaliar, Western Oregon
Montesano — Camden Taylor, Eastern Oregon
Mount Si — Brock Gates, Central Washington; Frank Kissick, Idaho State; Beau Phillips, Central Washington
Mount Spokane — Bode Gardner, Eastern Washington
Mount Tahoma — Jah-Jah Abdullah, Portland State; Marquise Thorpe-Taylor, UCLA
Mount Vernon — Lucas Johnson, Central Washington
Mountain View — Ayden Denbo, Southern Oregon; Aiden Nicholson, Eastern Washington
Nooksack Valley — John Stremler, Eastern Washington
North Creek — Tyler McAfee, Western Oregon
O’Dea — Isendre Ahfua, Texas A&M; Jason Brown Jr., Arizona State; Kai Holec, San Diego State; Kyan McDonald, Arizona State; Zach Proctor, Minot State
Olympia — Cale Allen, Idaho; Coen Cronk, Central Washington
Peninsula — Cole Muilenburg, Valparaiso
Prosser — Gonzalo Lopez-Rojas, Eastern Oregon
Puyallup — Luke Faccone, Air Force; Josiah Goode, Eastern Washington
Ridgeline — Landen Quesnell, Rocky Mountain; Deakon Sell, Central Washington
Rogers of Spokane — Aaron Kinsey, Idaho
Roosevelt — Kayo Patu, Washington State
Seattle Prep — Chris Lino, Washington State
Sedro-Woolley — Carsten Reynolds, South Dakota State
Skyline — Colin Amick, Montana; Trevor Steinbach, Montana
Skyview — Cameron Crooks, Western Oregon
Southridge — Gavin Allen, Eastern Washington
Sumner — Kaden Malesis, Eastern Oregon; Dylan Sikorski, Oregon State
Tahoma — Cole Goodenow, Southern Oregon; Kage Repenn, Idaho
Timberline — Darrell Gipson, Idaho State
Tumwater — Alex Hach, Eastern Washington
Union — Ben Hallead, Central Washington
University — Waylon Romero, Eastern Washington
Washington — Unterrio Latin-Henley, Montana State
Washougal — Holden Bea, Idaho
West Seattle — Bo Gionet, Central Washington
West Valley of Yakima — Jacob Woodcock, Central Washington
White River — Tyce Donovan, Eastern Washington
Woodinville — Ryan Bowles, Montana State
Yelm — Landen Barger, Montana Tech; Onyx Carter, Minot State; Arlo Henderson, Southern Oregon; Isaiah Patterson, UCLA; Brayden Platt, Oregon; Kenji Scanlan, Idaho
This story was originally published December 20, 2023 at 12:58 PM.
