Here is SBLive Washington’s all-state football team for the spring 2021 season — spanning all classifications and corners of the state — including individual awards.
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In our final national football rankings of the 2020-2021 school year, we’re taking into consideration every team that played a football season in 2020-2021 – including the 12 states and one district that played a shortened spring season.
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Riding an eight-game winning streak, Buchanan jumped up to No. 3 in this week’s statewide baseball rankings.
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Talks of potential pauses to wrestling and basketball seasons can be tabled, as leagues statewide hold staggered, localized seasons without state playoffs. Counties will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
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How fast is D.K. Metcalf without pads on? We’ll find out on Sunday.
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SBLive’s statewide high school girls basketball rankings are compiled by SBLive California reporter Lance Smith and will be released every Monday throughout the spring 2021 season.
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“There’s a fair chance we’ll see him on TV one of these days,” Camas coach Steve Short said.
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A Gonzaga signee, Perry got loose on a breakaway play in the fourth quarter against Heritage, and did temporary damage to the rim after a monster dunk.
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Malakhi Knight, Washington state’s top-ranked high school baseball prospect, is projected to be an MLB Draft selection in early July — high enough, according to some projections, that his potential signing bonus could be in the seven figures.
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Offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker was selected 14th overall by the New York Jets. He attended Bishop O’Dowd High School and then USC. Defensive lineman Jaelan Phillips was picked 18th overall by the Miami Dolphins. He’s a Redlands East Valley grad. Phillips went on to attend UCLA before transferring to Miami. Finally, running back Najee Harris was taken 24th overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He graduated from Antioch High School and then played college football at Alabama.
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The 6-foot-7, 315-pounder was on everybody’s All-American team out of high school, but Sarell found ‘turbulent times’ at Stanford.
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