FSP Hits The Road In National Approach

Ford Sports Performance gave their prospects opportunities on a variety of the biggest stages around the country this month. Their continued construction of the top football careers available to each athlete comes through expenditure of maximum labor on the players' and companies' ends. Here are a look at the results of rigorous planning and execution by Tracy Ford and his team, which have advanced their program to a nationwide brand- and legitimized our state's football culture on a national scale.   FSP started the month by attending The NW Showcase at Western Oregon University. They brought over 90 players total to the event, with '24 Prospects DL [player_tooltip player_id='158344' first='AJ' last='Tanupo'] winning the overall MVP and [player_tooltip player_id='643348' first='Ambrose' last='Marsh'] taking the DB MVP honors. Several underclassmen had excellent days, with '25 OL [player_tooltip player_id='348139' first='Demetri' last='Manning'], '26s LB [player_tooltip player_id='402799' first='Wassie' last='Lugolobi'] and DE [player_tooltip player_id='284217' first='FA' last='Siale'], as well as '27 LB [player_tooltip player_id='652796' first='Liufau' last='Loumoli'] all gaining multiple offers on dominant performances.   Dozens of them visited the University Of Oregon that night before leaving for Oregon State's Prospect Camp that morning. They tightened their grip on a loaded field of reps to let their ability contrast further among campers. '24 DB [player_tooltip player_id='115336' first='Brandon' last='Ervin'] began to recapture his All-American form while building dissatisfaction with every imperfection. '25 TE [player_tooltip player_id='693678' first='Noah' last='Flores'] and '26 WR [player_tooltip player_id='402787' first='Asa' last='Thompson'] received offers from the University while '26 WR Rico Blassingame, '25 RB [player_tooltip player_id='945843' first='Akeem' last='Murph'] Jr and '25 DB LaRon Paige raised the bar for all underclassmen.   The next day, the program took over a dozen players on their Arizona trip, arriving at the University Of Arizona first. The visit was made worthwhile by Coaches Johnny Nansen, Scottie Graham, and Jordan Paopao, although Armando Hawkins took over the visit and made the group feel truly welcome. They visited Arizona State the next day and were met with great hospitality from connections that appreciated the program's tight-knit culture. TE Coach Jason Mohns had previously coached blue-chip FSP Alum '20 CB Kelee Ringo at Saguaro HS and emphasized the community's ability to continue through ASU. The ties continued in Offensive Coordinator Beau Baldwin, a Tacoma Native and Curtis HS Graduate excited to command his home state's top talent. The ties went beyond the staff when meeting '20 Program Alum WR Xavier Gilloury, a recent transfer who the players found a role model in. He went above and beyond to give back by taking the prospects to a local high school to practice. Several received offers to play for the Sun Devils and were left with long-lasting impressions.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/TFordFSP/status/1666291523321999361 </div></figure>   The nationwide exposure continued with a trip to the South, bringing four of the program's brightest talents in Manning, Siale, and '25s TE [player_tooltip player_id='348137' first='T'Andre' last='Waverly'] and LB [player_tooltip player_id='348147' first='Zaydrius' last='Rainey-Sale']. They began by visiting the two-time defending national champion Georgia Bulldogs whose attention to detail stood out. They continued to the three Power 5 Florida schools in Florida State, University Of Florida and finished at the University of Miami. Manning and Rainey-Sale received new offers on the Florida visit, while all four of them left with offers after the Prospect Camps held by FSU and Miami. They established themselves, the program and the entire state by setting the tone in a largely uncharted region for Washington prospects.   The final program trip of June focused on another vital division of colleges in the Ivy League. FSP brought a handful of their best student athletes to visits at Princeton and Harvard and Prospect Camps at Columbia and Yale over the past weekend, while other members made their way to Brown's Prospect Camp. They arrived home early Monday morning after furthering FSP's reach to yet another region and level of prestige. No offer news has been made available yet.   While FSP dominated Prospect Camps around the country by traveling in packs, other members forged their own path on recruiting trips as well. '24 OL [player_tooltip player_id='158323' first='Isendre' last='Ahfua'] visited Texas A&M and Miami individually, while '24s QB [player_tooltip player_id='158332' first='EJ' last='Caminong'] and DB [player_tooltip player_id='115327' first='Rahshawn' last='Clark'] took an official visit to Cal this weekend as they narrow their choices (Caminong ended up committing yesterday). Another of the nation's top '24 players in RB [player_tooltip player_id='115335' first='Jason' last='Brown'] took an official visit to Michigan State this weekend as he prepares for his final season of prep ball.   In conclusion, Team FSP will continue to pioneer into the unknown and push for Washington's respect around the country. They're in the process of forming a Spring Tackle team that can challenge the likes of any other state, pulling the best players from around the Northwest to make it happen. As goals are meant to be achieved, the hunger keeps growing and the objectives harden with the results. They've set their sights on the national stage and are advancing on it with each coming day.

Ford Sports Performance gave their prospects opportunities on a variety of the biggest stages around the country this month. Their continued construction of the top football careers available to each athlete comes through expenditure of maximum labor on the players' and companies' ends. Here are a look at the results of rigorous planning and execution by Tracy Ford and his team, which have advanced their program to a nationwide brand- and legitimized our state's football culture on a national scale.