Some of WA’s Fastest Rising Prospects (2024) OFFENSE
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With the 2024 PRZ Rankings just being updated and released, it’s always interesting to see which athletes made the biggest jump, and what they bring to the table. Have a look at a few individuals within the top 100 and…
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Continue ReadingWith the 2024 PRZ Rankings just being updated and released, it’s always interesting to see which athletes made the biggest jump, and what they bring to the table. Have a look at a few individuals within the top 100 and where they are ranked now.
Complete 2024 WA Rankings https://prepredzone.com/washington/rankings/2024-rankings/
OFFENSE
#34 Tanner Stokes Tanner Stokes 6'2" | 280 lbs | OL Mount Si | 2024 State WA 6-2 280 OL Mt Si
Probably a center at the next level. The all-conference O lineman is back after an impressive off season where he was named O Line MVP at the UA/ESPN Elite Underclassmen Camp, also garnering an offer from Air Force. Stokes is somewhat undersized but makes up for it by being one of the most fundamentally sound lineman in the NW.
#39 Kayden Stuit Kayden Stuit 6'3" | 230 lbs | TE Lynden Christian | 2024 State WA 6-4 220 TE Lynden Christian
We talked on Stuit right after last season and all of his potential, currently listed as one of Whatcom County’s active tackle leaders. He is taking that overall athleticism as a TE to Eastern Washington University, where he committed a few weeks back.
#41 Diezel Wilkinson Diezel Wilkinson 6'0" | 185 lbs | ATH East Valley | 2024 State WA 6-0 190 ATH East Valley
Wilkinson is an exceptional overall athlete, making a name for himself even with his team going 1-9 last season. Credit to the multi-sport standout who made his commitment known to Idaho a few weeks back over Montana who also offered. His abilities on the basketball floor highlight that overall athleticism.
#47 Logan Sloman Logan Sloman 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR North Kitsap | 2024 State WA 6-0 170 WR/CB North Kitsap
Sloman went off as a junior being named the Olympic League MVP, catching 71 passes for 1018 yards and 16 TDs. Defensively he had a state leading 9 INTs, speaking to his versatility and ability to play on either side of the ball at the next level. From an accolade standpoint there isn’t much he didn’t accomplish.
#48 Marcus Angiuli Marcus Angiuli 6'3" | 205 lbs | WR Eastlake | 2024 State WA 6-3 205 WR Eastlake
I think Tracy Ford summarized it well when he called Angiuli a “Grown A** Man”. He’s still somewhat raw, but if he can put it all together he has the ideal frame to dominate smaller DB’s even while being doubled. I expect a big year statistically as part of a good Eastlake team that went 8-3 last season.
#61 Zach Schell Zach Schell 5'10" | 185 lbs | RB Peninsula | 2024 State WA 5-10 185 RB Peninsula
Definitely the exception to the rule from a size standpoint. Schell was offered by D1 Cal Poly a few months ago after helping Kennedy Catholic to the 4A state title game. On the year he had 70+ touches and 4 TDs. Look for him to help Peninsula immensely.
#69 Jonathan Holdway Jonathan Holdway 6'7" | 325 lbs | OL Reardan | 2024 State WA 6-7 325 T Reardan
Holdway is massive and moves well for a kid with his size. If he can continue to progress from a mobility standpoint the sky’ the limit. The team captain earned 1st team all-league honors offensively where he projects, and also 2nd team accolades on D, showing off his overall versatility.
#72 Ben Hallead Ben Hallead 6'2" | 175 lbs | WR Union | 2024 State WA 6-2 175 WR Union
Hallead has had an impressive off season, receiving an offer from D2 Central Washington in June. He averaged 12 yards per catch last year playing with 2025 standouts Chase Lofton Chase Lofton 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Union | 2025 State WA and Caden Dobrinski. I would expect him to be a 20-+ catch receiver in 2023.
#98 Dason Miller Dason Miller 6'7" | 300 lbs | OL Camas | 2024 State WA 6-7 300 OL Camas
The size alone is enough to make schools stop and evaluate. His ability to play multiple spots on the line, including center, is also appealing from a recruitment standpoint. Miller has had an outstanding offseason as the Papermakers should have one of the top O lines in Washington.