In-state football signings: Where are 2023 recruits from Washington headed?

Jon Manley, Lauren Smith
Lincoln quarterback Gabarri Johnson scrambles for a touchdown run during Saturday afternoon’s football game against the Lakes Lancers at Lincoln Bowl in Tacoma, Washington, on Oct. 22, 2022.

Below is a list of high school football players in Washington from the 2023 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: Please report additional signings or corrections to jon.manley@thenewstribune.com or lsmith@thenewstribune.com. This list will be updated throughout both the early and regular football signing periods.

2023 WASHINGTON IN-STATE FOOTBALL SIGNEES

Anacortes — Hayden John, Idaho

Auburn Mountainview — Keanu Mailoto, Arizona (from Mt. San Antonio College)

Auburn Riverside — Nathan Pritchard, Washington State

Eatonville — Kyle Cox, Boise State; Tristan Lewis, Portland State

Emerald Ridge — Jacob Lane, Washington

Evergreen of Vancouver — Jonathan Landry, Eastern Washington

Federal Way — Tylin Jackson, Eastern Washington; Jaylon Jenkins, Eastern Washington; Andre Jordan, Oregon State

Ferndale — Isaiah Carlson, UCLA; Landen Hatchett, Washington

Glacier Peak — Cooper Jensen, Oregon State; Trey Leckner, Washington State

Kamiakin — Gabe Tahir, Boise State

Kelso — Conner Noah, Nevada

Kennedy Catholic — Micah Banuelos, USC; Maclane Watkins, Hawaii

Kennewick — Ashton Tripp, Washington State

Kentridge — Dorian Thomas, Arizona

Lakes — Leo Pulalasi, Washington State; David Wells, Lakes

Lakewood — Jared Taylor, Eastern Washington (from Feather River College)

Lincoln of Tacoma — Gabarri Johnson, Missouri

Lynden Christian — Kade Eldridge, USC

Mount Si — Lucas Freitas, Montana; Heath Ozaeta, Oklahoma

North Thurston — Julian Lee, Idaho

O’Dea — Tucker Ashcraft, Wisconsin; Dylan Cohen, Montana

Okanogan — Jaden Radke, Eastern Washington

Rainier Beach — Dallas Afalava, Idaho; Scottre Humphrey, Montana State; Caleb Presley, Washington

Skyline — TJ Crandall, Colorado State; JT Weir, Eastern Washington

Spanaway Lake — Zion Jones, Eastern Washington; Jasiah Wagoner, Oklahoma

Timberline — Lysander Moelo, Syracuse (from Navarro College)

Tumwater — Carlos Matheney, Idaho

W.F. West — William Buzzard, Eastern Washington

Woodinville — Pryce Roberts, Portland State

This story will be updated.

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