Pre Rankings Update: WA Athletes on the Rise "O"

With the PRZ rankings being updated in the coming weeks we will take a look at a few athletes on each side of the ball who could make a nice jump up the board. Camp season is in full effect right now with these individuals being ones to watch..            OFFENSE         [player_tooltip player_id='1623235' first='Daniel' last='Tupua'] 6-2 300 27' OL Evergreen    Tupua was a sophomore starter at RG for one of the fastest rising programs in Washington. Evergreen brings back a ridiculous amount of talent including some big boys up front, from last years at 8-2 playoff team.    [player_tooltip player_id='1110181' first='Ryland' last='Geldermann'] 5-9 195 26' RB Curtis   The Curtis program has to be stoked with Geldermann's transfer, being one of the state's best statistically at Gig Harbor last season. I would expect numerous small schools to offer at the NW showcase after he went for 1300 yards and 9 TDs as a junior.    [player_tooltip player_id='1691676' first='Alex' last='Dayoob'] 6-5 290 26' OL Seton Catholic   Definitely one of the fastest rising lineman in WA. Dayoob brings legit D1 size to the table with an impressive set of accolades, being a 2x all conference lineman and earning 1st team all-league honors last season. He will team with standout JaMarcus Robinson to give Seton a dominant 1-2 punch.    [player_tooltip player_id='1397350' first='Xavier' last='Berry'] 6-6 260 29' OL Cascade Christian Schools    Get used to the name as Berry could be one of the most recruited 29's in the nation for his class. The 6-6 incoming freshman has garnered offers from the likes of Washington, San Jose St, and Sac St over the last few weeks just to put that into perspective.    [player_tooltip player_id='1110833' first='Isaiah' last='Owens'] 5-9 165 26' RB Glacier Peak    We've talked about Owens multiple times before, being one of the fastest kids in Washington for his class. He will be one to watch at the NW Showcase with his elite speed, accounting for 826 all-purpose yards last year and 6 TDs.    [player_tooltip player_id='1188132' first='Leo' last='Harnetiaux'] 6-3 210 27' QB Seattle Prep   Hartineaux has D1 genes with the potential of blowing up this coming season, after playing behind POY Beau Oaksmith in 2024. The 6-3 QB has a whip, and he could put himself on the map with a good performance at the NW showcase.    [player_tooltip player_id='1648531' first='Ryan' last='Collins'] 6-6 195 27' TE Woodinville   Expect to hear a lot about the 6-6 incoming junior in the years ahead. Collins has exceptional size to go along with his hands and wingspan. He will be one to watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='1691677' first='Trevor' last='Sharp'] 6-3 220 26' TE/WR Issaquah    Sharp had an outstanding junior year averaging 16 yards per catch with 4 TDs from his TE spot. He was recently offered by one of the better NAIA programs in Carroll College and could land numerous others at the NW Showcase.    [player_tooltip player_id='1691680' first='Marley' last='Dittentholer'] 6-3 190 27' WR A.C Davis   As of right now Dittentholer is an under the radar kid, who could jump up the rankings board with impressive performances on the camp circuit and a good junior season. He is long and can run with the best of them.    [player_tooltip player_id='1691681' first='Henry' last='Miller'] 6-5 185 27' WR Chelan   The 6-5 three sport athlete was a 2nd team all-conference selection as a sophomore and is one of the most versatile kids in the region. He is doing a good job of getting himself out on the camp circuit as you can't teach his frame and overall athleticism.    [player_tooltip player_id='1691678' first='Gavin' last='Trachte'] 6-4 210 26' QB Enumclaw   Trachte is a big physical kid who had a noteworthy junior season. The 6-4 QB hit on 68% of his passes with 23 TDs last year and could help himself out immensely with colleges at the upcoming NW Showcase.    [player_tooltip player_id='1523671' first='Colby' last='Bossert'] 6-1 190 26' QB Jackson    Bossert is a two sport (football/baseball) all conference standout who separates himself with his athleticism. As a junior he went for close to 2000 yards and 20 TDs, adding 200 yards on the ground.    [player_tooltip player_id='1691682' first='Jack' last='Fournier'] 6-4 220 27' TE Mountain View   Not a lot of people know about him yet, but they will. Fournier played for Team Lillard on the 7v7 circuit and has done well at recent camps. He could be one of the best in SW Washington next season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1601636' first='Uriah' last='Carlston'] 6-3 175 26' WR Union   Carlston was a 4A GSHL all-conference selection last season for a Titans team that struggled, making the accolades that much more impressive. I would expect Coach Steve Pyne to get him the ball often.    [player_tooltip player_id='1349815' first='Brayden' last='Bartoletti'] 6-1 180 26' WR Redmond   One of the best players in WA that you likely don't know about. Bartoletti averaged over 11 yards per catch with 5 TDs, and close to 1000 yards over the last two years, with Redmond going 1-9 last season. Someone could get a steal collegiately here.