2B Central Washington League Top Athletes: Offense

The Washington 2B Central League is full of athletes who have shown great talent despite the size of their school or team. Many of these athletes can be considered to be hidden gems for schools still looking to add playmakers to their rosters. &nbsp; <strong>Adaih Najera, </strong>Brewster High School, 5-9 170 RB, Class of 2022 Adaih is a tremendous 3 sport athlete who plays with great confidence and ability. He has the ability to burst through the open gaps, make plays in space and make defenders miss. Some may overlook Adaih due to his size and size of the program however Adaih has made it a point to prove those people wrong. This past year he rushed for over 1,160+ yards and 12 touchdowns with an additional 350 yards receiving displaying just how productive he can be. For any program looking to add exceptional athletes this summer, Adaih is certainly an athlete that could make an immediate impact for many schools. <strong>Reese Vassar, </strong>Brewster High School, 5-10 QB 165 Class of 2023 Reese put up exceptional numbers this past season. He boasts an acceptable 56% completion rate which allowed for him to throw for over 1,000 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2022. Furthermore, it is important to note that Reese shows excellent decision-making as he knows when to tuck the ball and make plays on the ground. His ability to escape the pocket shows in the 350+ yards rushing and 5 TDs that he recorded this past year. Reese is clearly an impactful athlete for his team and will continue to be this following season. I recommend that scouts from D2 and D3 schools keep an eye on Resse as he continues to mature and improve throughout his senior year. <a href="https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/reese-vassar/PTGei43IF0mj6-9Bqq3VYA/videos.htm">https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/reese-vassar/PTGei43IF0mj6-9Bqq3VYA/videos.htm</a> <strong>Angel Lopez, </strong>Manson High School, 5-10 180 QB Class of 2024 Angel’s skill set is rare for his age. Angel gave himself the opportunity to start varsity as an underclassman and he did it efficiently. As a sophomore Angel threw for 550+ yards and rushed for another 475+ yards. He’s an accurate passer and an elusive ball carrier who refuses to go down. I mentioned earlier that Angel’s skill set is rare and this rings true as underclassmen rarely see varsity playing time and are seldom this productive. His statistics up to this project more incredible seasons to follow. This is an athlete that I would make note of as he becomes a upperclassman and increases his productivity. <a href="https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/angel-lopez/k8jlt8TDEeqAzqREozo6lw/videos.htm">https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/angel-lopez/k8jlt8TDEeqAzqREozo6lw/videos.htm</a>