Updated: Washington 2026 Rankings (Top 300) 1-25

Per usual rankings are based on who projects highest at the collegiate level. You can be an outstanding HS athlete and not project to high level of collegiate ball. Have a look at the Washington Top 300 as we break down #1-25 with updated offers and commitments.    *PLEASE NOTE- 60+ athletes were added to the 2026 rankings board so multiple individuals will drop numerous spots for that reason alone.          TOP 300 <a href="https://prepredzone.com/washington/rankings/2026-rankings/">https://prepredzone.com/washington/rankings/2026-rankings/</a>         1.[player_tooltip player_id='402789' first='Derek' last='Colman-Brusa'] 6-5 270 DE Kennedy Catholic COMMITTED: Washington   UPDATED: Colman-Brusa earned NPSL POY honors again and will likely go down as one of the best edge rushers ever to come out of the state. Look for him to be one of the best in the Big 10 by his sophomore season.    The 4A NPSL Defensive POY is ranked among the top 20 DE's in America for his class and projects as a Sunday guy. Expect Colman-Brusa to finish among the all-time statistical leaders, heading into his senior year with 24 sacks and 44 tackles for loss. He was a big get for UW and should play early.    2.[player_tooltip player_id='402788' first='David' last='Schwerzel'] 6-4 255 DE O'Dea COMMITTED: Washington   UDDATED: The Huskies have to be stoked getting two of the nation's top DE's to commit, especially with both being local guys. Schwerzel showed off his overall athleticism earning 1st team all-conference honors on both sides of the ball, while helping the Irish win back-to-back state titles.    Schwerzel is another athlete we will likely see in the NFL. The 4* committed to UCLA over Washington, Stanford, and numerous other high-profile programs. Look for him to add multiple accolades this season after being named the state's POY by the Seattle Seahawks and the Metro's Co D Lineman of the year.    3.[player_tooltip player_id='284217' first='FA' last='Siale'] 6-3 265 DE O'Dea COMMITTED: Utah    UPDATED: I like the flip to Utah for Siale with Michigan St making changes. He had a phenomenal senior season, racking up Co-Metro League D Lineman of the year honors and helping O'Dea to another title.    It seems like a great decision by Siale to go play for Jonathan Smith and MSU. He will return after a dominant state championship season at O'Dea where he will look to top his numbers of 44 tackles, 5 sacks, and 2 TFL's from last year.    4.[player_tooltip player_id='402799' first='Wassie' last='Lugolobi'] 6-2 220 LB Eastside Catholic COMMITTED: Stanford   UPDATED: Lugolobi left no doubt earning Metro League Defensive MVP honors. He brings a lot to the table on and off the field and will fit in well with an improving Cardinal program.    Lugolobi flipped from UW to Stanford which was an interesting. Credit to the Cardinal on landing a commitment of his caliber with the program struggling and going 3-9 the last two seasons. He returns to Eastside after being named the Metro's Co Defensive POY last season.    5.[player_tooltip player_id='1655930' first='Ramzak' last='Fruean'] 6-4 210 LB Bethel COMMITTED: Washington    UPDATED: Maybe the steal of the class with Fruean possessing all of the intangibles. His HUDL tweet stated "Full season highlight tape. 10 minutes of violence." He is different.    The Bruins have to be stoked grabbing two of Washington's top five prospects for the class. Fruean had maybe the fastest rising stock of any player in the state and combos nicely with Schwerzel.    6.[player_tooltip player_id='987161' first='Lance' last='McGee'] 6-1 215 RB Sumner COMMITTED: Oregon St   UPDATED: The unquestioned MVP of the state. McGee averaged 9.9 yards per carry, rushing 251 times for 2,489 yards and 42 TD's, helping Sumner to another 4A state title. OSU and their new staff are doing well on the recruiting front early.    The 3* RB will be an interesting one to watch collegiately. McGee makes the move from Davis HS to 4A state champ Sumner after going 1300+ yards and 22 TD's to go with 90 tackles last season. Kids a player.    7.[player_tooltip player_id='987158' first='Jack' last='Sievers'] 6-5 220 TE Archbishop Murphy COMMITTED: Wisconsin   UPDATED: Once again credit to Wisconsin for coming out west and getting a player like Sievers. The Badgers are a traditional power but have struggled and he could help them change that quickly.    Speaking of rising stocks, it's hard to top what Sievers has done over the last few months. His offer from Oklahoma and commitment to the Badgers helped solidify his sky rocketing status. His team could be in the mix for a state title after a 10-2 season a year ago.    8.[player_tooltip player_id='936091' first='Colby' last='Johnson'] 6-3 210 LB Eastlake COMMITTED: Colorado   UPDATED: Look for Johnson to play relatively early in Boulder. His combination of size and speed give him the necessary tools to compete and contribute quickly.    The 1st team all KingCo returner has blown up in recent months, running a 10.8 100 meters and committing to CU over the likes of Arizona and San Diego St. Give the Buffaloes a ton of credit as I think they got a steal with his combination of size and speed. He could be one of the top RB's in Washington for Eastlake this season as well.    9.[player_tooltip player_id='1165368' first='Elijah' last='Durr'] 6-1 175 DB Mount Tahoma COMMITTED: Washington   UPDATED: The overall league MVP had an incredible season helping his school to the 3A title game for the first time since 1980. He finished the year with 36 tackles, 3 INTs, and 4 PBU's to go with 22 catches for 427 yards and 8 TDs offensively.    The Huskies have to feel good about this one. Separate from his dominance at corner, Durr impressed on offense showing off his overall versatility. As a junior he finished with 29 tackles and 3 INTs defensively, while averaging 17.1 yards per catch with 8 TDs on O.   10.[player_tooltip player_id='1568782' first='Adel' last='Dorr'] 6-5 245 DE Issaquah COMMITTED: Oregon St   UPDATED: The 4th generation Beaver is a super talented kid and a huge get for OSU especially with all of the changes in Corvallis. I could see him being one of the best players in the PAC 12 in the next couple years.    The 1st team all-conference POY made significant gains on the recruiting front in recent months landing double digit D1 offers. The Beavers have to be stoked with his commitment and well aware others might get in the mix with his unlimited ceiling.    11.[player_tooltip player_id='402787' first='Asa' last='Thompson'] 6-0 180 ATH Eastside Catholic OFFERS (9) Oregon, Washington, Arizona St   UPDATED: Not exactly sure how it's going to work specific to Thompson's recruitment, but he's one of the best players in the state of Washington. He once again earned 1st team all-conference honors on both sides of the ball at WR & Safety.    Thompson's recruiting has gone stagnant to an extent, but I personally think highly of him and believe someone will get a steal. The 2x 1st team all-Metro WR was one of the league leaders in INT's as well and gives universities numerous options positionally.    12.[player_tooltip player_id='1165392' first='Henry' last='Gabalis'] 6-5 215 ATH Archbishop Murphy COMMITTED: Arizona   UPDATED: Gabalis averaged 25+ yards per catch, helping his team win the 2A state title. He is ranked a 4* and will have big expectations at Arizona.    Gabalis blew up as much as anyone from a recruitment standpoint. The 6-5 athlete decided on good weather and will head to Arizona over the likes of Cal and Oregon St. You can't teach the size and versatility.    13.[player_tooltip player_id='726165' first='Jasiah' last='Denmark'] 6-0 170 CB Puyallup COMMITTED: Sacramento St   UPDATED: Denmark had a similar season to last with 34 tackles and another 4 INTs. He was once again a 1st team all-conference DB and will be one of the best in the Big Sky.    Denmark has had an unreal off season MVPing multiple prestigious showcases with top national talent in attendance. The 1st team all-league and all area CB finished with 32 tackles and 4 INTs last season, for a Puyallup program which could be a contender. As of right now he is one of the highest ranked players in the nation to commit to an FCS school. Sacramento St has a future All American if they can keep him.    14.[player_tooltip player_id='1354431' first='Jeremiah' last='Nonu'] 6-2 315 DT O'Dea COMMITTED: Nevada   UPDATED: Nonu garnered 1st team all-conference honors on both sides of the ball being named lineman of the year in the Metro. As referenced the Wolfpack scored big here with his commitment.    Nevada has really picked up their game in the NW with this being a big commitment. Nonu has the genes and has been dominant the last two years, earning back-to-back 1st team honors.    15.[player_tooltip player_id='726157' first='Kingston' last='Fotualii'] 6-3 280 G O'Dea COMMITTED: Washington St   UPDATED: One of the best overall players in Washington.Fotuali has been a key member of an Irish squad that won back-to-back state titles. He will be an all-conference guy at Washington St.   As referenced multiple times Fotualii might be the most fundamentally sound lineman in the NW. The 2x 1st team all-Metro returner helped his team to the state title last year and made a solid early commitment to WSU.    16.[player_tooltip player_id='726148' first='Zamarie' last='Tellez'] 5-9 165 ATH Federal Way COMMITTED: Eastern Washington    UPDATED: The 3A NPSL Defensive POY and a 1st team WR this past season. EWU has to be thrilled as he could be one of the best in the Big Sky as a freshman.    Much like [player_tooltip player_id='402787' first='Asa' last='Thompson'], I think folks are missing on Tellez. He's undersized but the film is ridiculous, and he can play on either side of the ball. He once again earned 1st team all-conference honors at WR & DB as a junior.    17.[player_tooltip player_id='1248706' first='Terrance' last='Saryon'] 5-10 160 WR Evergreen COMMITTED: BYU   UPDATED: Saryon didn't quite have the numbers from last season, but he still averaged close to 20 yards per catch and was named an all region WR. BYU seems like a good fit.    Saryon flipped from UW to BYU after being offered by the likes of Oregon, Illinois, and Cal. To say he has done well for himself on the recruiting front would be an understatement. He caught 51 balls for 1,055 yards and 10 TDs last season for an Evergreen team that has a chance to compete statewide at the 3A level.    18.[player_tooltip player_id='1165418' first='Ah' last='Deong Yang'] 6-4 325 OL Puyallup COMMITTED: Washington   UPDATED: The size and intangibles are there, but still questions remain. The reigning Metro POY made the transfer from Roosevelt to Puyallup.    The big man makes the transfer from Roosevelt to Puyallup after being named the Metro Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year last season. Deong Yang made a smart and decisive decision committing to Washington early.    19.[player_tooltip player_id='987162' first='Hakeim' last='Smalls'] 6-4 260 OL Archbishop Murphy COMMITTED: Boise St   UPDATED: The big man was a leader as part of a special senior class that helped Archbishop Murphy win the 2A state title. He will be a multi-year starter in Boise.    The standout wrestler and lineman racked up 10+ offers in a short period of time, making a great decision in committing to BSU. The Broncos continue to land some of the region's top athletes.    20.[player_tooltip player_id='1704119' first='Robby' last='Lavata'i'] 6-5 225 DE Curtis COMMITTED: San Diego St   UPDATED: The big man helped Curtis go (7-4) this past season. He didn't put up crazy numbers but has a high ceiling at the next level.    Credit to the Aztecs as Lavata'i was an under the radar guy for a period of the time. He's still somewhat raw but could end up being one of the best players on this list collegiately.    21.[player_tooltip player_id='1645194' first='Darren' last='Schmitt'] 6-5 225 TE Evergreen COMMITTED: Arizona   UPDATED: The Wildcats have two big time guys coming in at the TE spot from the Northwest with Schmitt and [player_tooltip player_id='1165392' first='Henry' last='Gabalis']. You have to like the 6-5 frame and overall athleticism.    The big man averaged 13.1 yards per catch with 5 TDs last season, committing to the Wildcats over the likes of Cal and Boise St. His best days look to be ahead of him.    22.[player_tooltip player_id='1589190' first='Garrett' last='Miller'] 6-4 225 LB Mead COMMITTED: Idaho St   UPDATED: ISU had a good year in the Big Sky finishing 5-3 and they have to be stoked about getting the commitment from the 6-4 LB Miller. He finished his GSL season with another 1st team all-conference selection, racking up 102 tackles with an unreal 33 TFL's, and 6 sacks.    We talked about Miller jumping up the rankings board and that's exactly what he's done, racking up an early offer from PSU. The GSL Defensive POY will likely land numerous other Big Sky and/or Mid Major offers before he's done. His 120 tackles and 5 sacks from last year will be tough to beat.    23.[player_tooltip player_id='1165398' first='Austin' last='Glivar'] 6-2 220 LB Sumner OFFERS (1) Portland St    UPDATED: Glivar had 3 TFL's in the state title game helping Sumner go back-to-back. His only offer is from PSU, and that staff is gone, so someone might get a steal.    I've had Glivar ranked higher than most. He's been a 1st team all-conference selection the last two seasons helping his squad to the 4A state title last year. Overall the kids a winner. Credit to PSU on being the first to offer.    24.[player_tooltip player_id='726156' first='Damari' last='King'] 5-11 180 RB Rainier Beach OFFERS (4) UNLV, Nevada, Montana St   UPDATED: I think King is a legit D1 talent but things haven't exactly picked up recruiting wise. He made the transfer to Rainier Beach where he once again earned 1st team all Metro honors at RB.    The Co Offensive POY in the Metro went for 1,389 yards and 22 TDs last season. King hasn't been highly recruited but he's one of the top players in WA and could be one of the biggest steals in the West.    25.[player_tooltip player_id='1128444' first='Max' last='Jones'] 5-11 200 RB Bellevue OFFERS (1) Portland St   UPDATED: Jones went for over 4000 yards and 52 TD's during his 3-year career at Bellevue. FCS schools are missing here.    Jones is the real deal in my opinion. He went for 1,861 yards and 24 TDs last year, helping his team reach the state title game. I would expect most of the Big Sky to offer.