2025 D1 Offered WA Athletes & Who's up Next

Here we take a look at Washington D1 offered athletes and who could potentially be next in the class to land a division 1 offer. Have a look at a handful of athletes who could play a high level of collegiate ball.       [player_tooltip player_id='348137' first='T'Andre' last='Waverly'] 6-4 225 TE Kamiak OFFERS: Michigan, Washington, Miami, Texas A/M, Mississippi St, Penn St, Ariz St, Oregon St, Wash St, Colorado, Arizona   [player_tooltip player_id='273753' first='Jonathan' last='Epperson Jr']. 6-0 195 LB Auburn Riverside OFFERS: USC, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wash St, Oregon St, Arizona   [player_tooltip player_id='348138' first='Jayshon' last='Limar'] 6-1 205 RB Lake Stevens OFFERS: Oregon, Notre Dame, Arizona, Ariz St, Stanford, Ore St, Cal, Wash St   [player_tooltip player_id='693678' first='Noah' last='Flores'] 6-4 230 TE Graham-Kapowsin OFFERS: Michigan, Louisville   [player_tooltip player_id='693679' first='Peyton' last='Cunningham'] 6-1 180 ATH North Creek OFFERS: Washington St   [player_tooltip player_id='348142' first='Antoine' last='Lee'] 5-10 195 RB Kentwood OFFERS: Arizona, Colorado   [player_tooltip player_id='348147' first='Zaydrius' last='Rainey-Sale'] 6-3 210 OLB Bethel OFFERS: Washington, Oregon St, Colorado, Nevada   [player_tooltip player_id='348139' first='Demetri' last='Manning'] 6-7 340 OL Bellevue OFFERS: Colorado   [player_tooltip player_id='348143' first='Ryken' last='Moon'] 5-11 180 ATH Bellevue OFFERS: Arizona   [player_tooltip player_id='348140' first='D'Aryhian' last='Clemons'] 6-0 170 RB Spanaway Lake OFFERS: Louisville   [player_tooltip player_id='693680' first='Marcus' last='Nixon'] 6-0 180 RB Squalicum OFFERS: Nevada   [player_tooltip player_id='693681' first='Malaki' last='Davis'] 6-5 215 TE Federal Way OFFERS: Nevada       Who's up Next:       [player_tooltip player_id='587332' first='Noah' last='Thomas'] 6-6 270 T Skyview- I could see Thomas making a big jump up the rankings board and landing multiple offers this off season. At 6-6 he comes with legit size and the necessary fluidity to play at the highest level. His ability to maneuver and overall agility is elite, especially for an athlete still so young.    The talented big man earned 2nd team all GSHL honors in one of the state's toughest conference's, being one of the only 25's in the league to earn those type of accolades. With a good showing on the camp circuit this summer he could blow up.   [player_tooltip player_id='693683' first='Xavier' last='Ahrens'] 6-3 190 ATH/S Curtis- Ahrens was easily one of the top sophomores in Washington, earning 1st team all-league honors on D and 2nd team accolades on O, against top competition. His big play ability was on display for most of the season, scoring double digit TDs and returning multiple INTs for touchdowns in the same game.   Expect numerous Power 5 schools to offer in the coming weeks & months. He has the potential of being a WA top 5 recruit when all is said and done.    [player_tooltip player_id='693682' first='Willi' last='Wascher'] 6-3 280 G Bellevue- The big man had an outstanding 2022 season, being one of the few sophomores in Washington to earn 1st team all-conference honors on the line. Fundamentally there are few that are better, with Wascher possessing god given instincts rarely seen at such a young age.    His projection will depend on continued growth but expect multiple Big Sky and Mid Major universities to go on him early. The Wolverines lost in the state semi's last year after a 14-0 state championship season the year prior.    [player_tooltip player_id='348162' first='Seanje' last='Finister'] 6-3 175 CB/S Puyallup- Anytime you have a 6-3 athlete with the ability to play corner at the highest level, it's an incredibly appealing thing from a recruitment standpoint. Finister had to sit out last season due to WIAA transfer rules, but has excelled on the 7v7 circuit.   There is still a lot yet to be determined here with Seanje missing last season, but he will have plenty of eyes on him, especially with 3* talent [player_tooltip player_id='115330' first='Malachi' last='Durant'] transferring from Puyallup to Graham-Kapowsin.    [player_tooltip player_id='693684' first='Gavin' last='Packer'] 5-10 160 ATH Skyview- Definitely the exception to the rule from a size standpoint. Take one look and you would never know that Packer will consistently be the most dominant kid on the field. His 1st team all league honors on both sides of the ball in the brutally tough GSHL speaks to his upside.   It's understandable how universities might miss at first glance, but they won't for long, as you can expect FCS and Mid Major universities to be vying for his services.    [player_tooltip player_id='348144' first='Landon' last='Renfroe'] 6-2 195 QB Eastlake- Renfroe will be on multiple D1 boards, coming off an impressive sophomore year where he hit on 73% of his passes, while accounting for 15 TDs (12 passing, 3 rushing) in 5 games.   At 6-2 he has good size with a commanding pocket presence. Universities will like his natural fluidity and leadership qualities. The Wolves went 8-3 last year playing in the state's toughest conference as they should be in the mix again this season.