Updated: Washington 2026 Rankings (Top 300) 26-50

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 #26-50 with updated offers and commitments. #51-100 will be up next.   *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>         26.[player_tooltip player_id='1704144' first='Ta'a' last='Malu'] 6-3 280 DE Annie Wright COMMITTED: Washington   UPDATED: The Huskies made their intentions known early on Malu. He finished his career as 2x 1st team all Nisqually lineman on both sides of the ball.    Malu made a quick and decisive decision recently committing to the Huskies over the likes of Utah, Arizona, and Boise St. From a recruitment standpoint he was one of the most sought-after players in the region at his position.     27.[player_tooltip player_id='726174' first='Israel' last='Nabors'] 5-11 165 Sumner COMMITTED: Eastern Washington   UPDATED: One of the best overall players in the state and a big reason Sumner went back-to-back. Separate from his dominance on D, he averaged 10.9 yards per carry rushing 66 times for 722 yards and 10 total TDs.    Nabors has had one of the best-off seasons of any player in WA continuing to up his stock. He earned 1st team all conference honors last year and was instrumental in helping his team win a state title. This is a big commitment for Eastern Washington as he could be one of the best in the Big Sky.    28.[player_tooltip player_id='1704116' first='Prin' last='Fox'] 6-3 260 DL Cashmere COMMITTED: UNLV   UPDATED: Cashmere lost a close one in the 1A title game 21-20 to Royal. UNLV might have gotten a sleeper with the small school standout.    Playing small school Washington ball Fox was a 3* recruit with 15 offers but didn't have the name recognition of others. That said as UNLV has to be stoked with commitment over the likes Arizona, Boise St, and Wake Forest.    29.[player_tooltip player_id='1679403' first='Nick' last='Norrah'] 6-3 200 LB/SS Bellevue OFFERS (5) Nevada, Montana, Montana St   UPDATED: Norrah was outstanding in only his second year of football, finishing with 41 tackles and a state leading 8 INTs, to go with 12 catches for 311 yards and 6 TDs offensively. Expect him to be even better in college.    The 3* defender is still raw but even more recruitable because of that. He had a phenomenal first year of football for the Wolverines making 33 tackles, with 5 INTs and 3 PBU's. Expect him to continue and offers.    30.[player_tooltip player_id='1165359' first='Isaiah' last='Docken'] 6-5 215 WR/TE Gonzaga Prep OFFERS (2) Air Force, Portland St   UPDATED: Docken went for 600+ yards and 15 TDs as a senior, being named a 3x all GSL athlete. I personally thought recruiting would pick up but not so much.    Maybe the biggest sleeper in the state as of right now. His 800+ yards and 10 TDs in a Wing T Offense, which runs 90% of the time, speaks to his ridiculous upside. He was a 1st team all GSL selection last year.    31.[player_tooltip player_id='2058536' first='Ted' last='Kuhrau'] 6-5 265 T Lake Stevens COMMITTED: Eastern Washington    UPDATED: The 3* tackle had an outstanding senior campaign racking up 1st team all conference honors on both sides of the the ball. His ability to maneuver with his size will be huge at the next level.    32.[player_tooltip player_id='402790' first='Greyson' last='Stevens'] 5-11 160 WR East Valley COMMITTED: Montana St   UPDATED: Stevens finished his career with 4000+ yards and 55 TD's, after catching 75 passes for 1300 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior. He was equally impressive on D making 25 tackles with 4 INTs and 15 PBU's. Montana St is one of the best FCS schools in America because of their recruitment on kids like Stevens.    Stevens is just a different type of athlete with his 10.9 speed. Credit to Montana St for getting on him early and acknowledging how special he is. His numbers the last two seasons were impressive accounting for 2700 yards and 32 TD's offensively, while standing out on D as a junior, and finishing with 26 tackles, 5 INTs, and 10 PBU's.   33.[player_tooltip player_id='402796' first='Oteko' last='Mwamba'] 5-9 170 ATH Rainier Beach OFFERS (2) Nevada, Portland St   UPDATED: Mwamba came back in a big way after being injured, having a solid senior season while being named 1st team all-conference WR and the returner of the year in the Metro.    When healthy he's one of the most lethal athletes statewide. He picked up a few early offers and could do more of the same as a senior.    34.[player_tooltip player_id='1704121' first='Sam' last='Davidson'] 6-7 250 DL Seattle Prep COMMITTED: Nevada   UPDATED: Davidson makes a big jump up the board after an outstanding senior season where he made 38 tackles with 23 TFL's, 10 sacks, and 18 pass deflections. Nevada did incredibly well getting commitments from him and [player_tooltip player_id='1354431' first='Jeremiah' last='Nonu'].    Davidson was only able to play in 3 games as a junior due to a stress fracture in his back, but put incredibly impressive numbers finishing with 27 tackles, 11 TFL's, and 3 sacks. The stats and his 6-7 frame speak to his potential.    35.[player_tooltip player_id='726154' first='Ta'u' last='Mareko'] 6-1 220 LB Lakes COMMITTED: Idaho   UPDATED: The League's Defensive MVP put up one of the most ridiculous stat lines anywhere, finishing his season with 142 total tackles, 18 TFL's, and 3 sacks. Idaho got a good one as he's a great kid on and off the field.    Mareko broke out early in his career racking up offers from the likes of Washington and Boise St and finishing among the state leaders in tackles with 100+. Once again Idaho may have come up big with his commitment.   36.[player_tooltip player_id='726155' first='Tristan' last='Baker'] 6-1 185 ATH Lakes COMMITTED: Idaho   UPDATED: Once again, Baker should be considered one of the top two-way athletes in the entire NW. As a senior he caught 37 passes for 600 yards and 7 TDs, while adding 35 tackles and 4 TFL's on D.    You can't argue with the numbers and how efficient he's been for his career at Lakes. The Vandals continue to load up on WA talent with Baker totaling 773 yards and 7 TD's while making 43 tackles last season.    37.[player_tooltip player_id='1165423' first='Brady' last='Jay'] 6-1 185 QB Moses Lake COMMITTED: Montana   UPDATED: The new all-time leader in the state of Washington statistically in multiple categories. Montana might have gotten the steal of the year with his commitment. For the season he hit on 71% of his passes for 4,207 yards and 72 TD's. Enough said.    The Big 9 POY for the 2nd year in a row made a good decision committing to the Grizz. Over the last two seasons he has put up one of the best stat lines anywhere in the West, passing for 6,434 yards and 93 TD's.    38.[player_tooltip player_id='1589207' first='Jacobe' last='McClelland'] 5-11 160 CB Gonzaga Prep OFFERS (1) Portland St   UPDATED: I would be all over this kid if I was an FCS school. He once again earned 1st team all GSL honors helping the Bullpups reach the state quarterfinals.    McClelland rightfully made a big jump up the rankings board after an outstanding off season on the 7v7 circuit and 1st team all-conference campaign. Credit to Portland St on the early offer as I would consider him one of the most impressive players in the state.    39.[player_tooltip player_id='1165354' first='Elijah' last='Muliufi'] 6-6 250 TE Bethel COMMITTED: San Diego St    UPDATED: San Diego St might have gotten a couple sleepers out of the state of Washington, including the 6-6 Muliufi. He earned 1st team all-conference accolades, catching 22 passes for 272 yards, which included 23 pancake blocks and a TD.    This is still a wait and see but Muliufi's 6-6 frame is appealing from a recruitment standpoint. He committed to SDSU over Nevada with the 3* having an unlimited ceiling.    40.[player_tooltip player_id='1165376' first='Jonah' last='Keller'] 6-0 180 RB Gonzaga Prep   UPDATED: One of the most underrated athletes in the region in my opinion. Keller was the league MVP going for 1400 rushing & receiving yards and 24 TDs.   I think Keller is the real deal and could help lead Gonzaga Prep to a state championship. He will be a GSL POY favorite next season after earning 1st team all-league accolades at RB the last two years.   41.[player_tooltip player_id='1349889' first='Kingston' last='Kerkhoff'] 6-6 265 T Curtis COMMITTED: Idaho   UPDATED: The Vandals have to be stoked about what they potentially got here in Kerkhoff. You can't teach the size and frame, but there are question marks.    The 6-6 tackle is an intriguing prospect. He garnered early offers from the likes of Cal, Arizona St, and Michigan St but committed to Idaho which is interesting. Kerkhoff could be a huge steal for the Vandals.    42. [player_tooltip player_id='1544388' first='Shaun' last='Griffith'] 6-3 245 DE/OLB Sumner OFFERS (1) Montana   UPDATED: The SPSL Defensive POY did it again helping his team to another state title. I think this quote summarized Griffith well, " In all my years Griffith is the guy (Ross said). He plays the hardest of anyone I've ever coached and it shows."   The SPSL Defensive Lineman of the Year helped his team to a state title as a junior, finishing with 74 tackles, 9 TFL's, and 5 sacks. I could see most of the Big Sky's offering with maybe a few mid majors in the coming months.    43.[player_tooltip player_id='1542213' first='Jerry' last='Allen'] 6-2 180 CB Rogers COMMITTED: Idaho   UPDATED: The overall league MVP. Allen has great size with a 6'5 wingspan. He finished as the all-time school leader in INT's and could come in and play early at Idaho.    Allen is a big corner who could play early for the Vandals. He was a state leader in INTs last season and significantly upped his stock on the 7v7 circuit.    44.[player_tooltip player_id='1165415' first='Jayden' last='Woodland'] 6-1 175 ATH Puyallup COMMITTED: Eastern Washington    UPDATED: Woodland put together one of the best seasons of any player in WA, earning 1st team all SPSL honors on both sides of the football. On the year he went for 1300+ total yards and 17 TDs with 50+ tackles on D.    45.[player_tooltip player_id='1691667' first='Sylen' last='Kiesel-Kauhane'] 6-4 230 OLB/DE Richland OFFERS(2) Idaho, Portland St   UPDATED: A big physical athlete who had a solid senior campaign finishing with 62 tackles, 9 TFL's, and 1.5 sacks. Look for things to play out on the recruiting front in the coming weeks.    Definitely a kid to keep an eye on after breaking out at the NW Showcase and earning MVP honors. Kiesel-Kauhane brings legit versatility to the table as a 3-sport athlete, while accounting for 98 tackles and 6 TFL's as a junior.    46.[player_tooltip player_id='1589218' first='Jack' last='Pierce'] 6-1 185 Safety Gonzaga Prep    UPDATED: Maybe the all-purpose player of the year in the state of Washington. Pierce racked up 1st team all-conference honors for the second year in a row, finishing with 4 INTs, 56 tackles, 8 TFL's, 7 PBU's, and 3 TDs to go with 450 punt return yards (24-yard avg). He made one of the biggest jumps up any player in the region on the rankings board.    47.[player_tooltip player_id='726175' first='Brody' last='Bocek'] 6-2 195 WR/DB Richland   UPDATED: Bocek received 1st team all conference honors for the third year in a row, catching 53 passes for 702 yards and 7 TDs. Regardless of what happens on the recruiting front he's one of the best players in Washington.    I think highly of Bocek and would expect Big Sky schools to go on him sooner than later. He was injured early in the season as a junior but still put up ridiculous numbers. In just 11 quarters he was named 1st team all-conference at WR for the second year in a row, also earning 2nd team DB accolades. His shortened season included 21 catches for 319 yards and 6 TDs, with 5 kick returns for 250 yards and 2 touchdowns, in only 3 games.    48.[player_tooltip player_id='1969012' first='Lawson' last='Looker'] 5-11 170 WR Puyallup    UPDATED: Everyone is familiar with the name. Looker backed it up on the field and then some, catching 42 passes for 1,005 yards and 14 TDs (23.9 ypc). He was a 1st team all SPSL selection and is also an elite hooper.    49.[player_tooltip player_id='1906025' first='Dylan' last='Phinney'] 6-4 185 Safety Lake Stevens   UPDATED: Phinney was named a 1st team all-Wesco Safety for the second year in a row, putting together one of the best seasons of any defensive player in the region. The 6-4 standout finished with 105 tackles, 5 INTs, and one of the fastest rising stocks in the state.    50.[player_tooltip player_id='748214' first='Xander' last='W Shaw'] 6-4 240 DE Steilacoom COMMITTED: Air Force   UPDATED: Shaw once again put up an impressive stat line helping Steilacoom to an (8-3) record while recording 62 tackles with 13 TFL's and 7 sacks. He is headed to play D1 ball.   Credit to Shaw who made his intentions known, committing to the Air Force Academy just last week. The 1st team all conference DE will go down as one of the best players ever to come out of Steilacoom, finishing last year with 57 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks.