Ranked Washington 2027 Athletes you should know about

Over the last few months, we have been updating the rankings within the Northwest. Referenced below are ranked athletes for the 2027 class in the state of Washington. Each has the potential of climbing the rankings board quickly with a good offseason. We will be keeping tabs and updating on their progress. Check it..          COMPLETE 2027 Rankings <a href="https://prepredzone.com/washington/rankings/2027-watch-list/">https://prepredzone.com/washington/rankings/2027-watch-list/</a>         *No Particular Order         [player_tooltip player_id='2101393' first='Achilles' last='Reyna'] 6-8 240 DE Rainier Beach  OFFERS (4) Arizona, Boise St, UNLV, Idaho   The 6-8 multi sport standout earned 2nd team all-conference honors coming off the edge for Rainier Beach this past season. He has recently picked up multiple D1 offers and will make a significant jump up the rankings board. You can't teach the size and overall athletic ability that comes with it.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100463' first='Felix' last='Ramsey'] 6-1 180 DB/S Lake Stevens      Ramsey has size and will make a nice jump up the rankings board when updated. He was clutch all year and a big reason Lake Stevens made another trip to the state title game, finishing with 74 tackles, 6 TFL's, 8 PBU's, and 2 INTs.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100381' first='Tyce' last='Tuggle'] 6-0 180 S Mead    Mead continues to produce talent with multiple D1 athletes graduating this past season. Tuggle was an all conference selection finishing with 3 INT's, 6 TFL's, and 5 PBU's. He will be one of the top defenders in the GSL next year.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100372' first='Karson' last='Palmer'] 6-2 250 G Cheney   Palmer brings a lot to the table being one of the top interior guys statewide for his class. He earned all conference honors at Guard for a Cheney team that overachieved all year finishing 8-2. His Twitter bio accurately talks on his physicality and "violent hands".    [player_tooltip player_id='2100476' first='Parker' last='Fry'] 6-0 175 WR White River   White River hasn't been known as a football power but that has changed a little bit with the team going 10-1 last season. Fry broke out catching 37 balls for 713 yards and 13 TD's while earning 1st team all state honors. His play on the 7v7 circuit and impressive performance at the FSP combine a few months back helped legitimize his upside (4.65- 40 yard dash) #3 overall.    [player_tooltip player_id='1369672' first='Jax' last='Wright'] 6-2 210 LB Kennewick    Just a good overall athlete with size who can also run the ball while projecting on D. Wright finished the season with 55 tackles playing both inside and outside LB for a tradition rich Kennewick team that finished 9-3.    [player_tooltip player_id='1582224' first='Wyatt' last='Minear'] 6-0 180 Safety Ballard   When looking at the rankings I would say that the 3-sport athlete Minear is underrated and will likely make a jump up the board when updated. He was a 1st team all-conference Safety who made 60 tackles this past season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1792192' first='Raymond' last='Preston Lagat'] 6-2 180 Graham Kapowsin   One of the fastest rising prospects in Washington. Look for Lagat to make a significant jump up the rankings board. His play on the 7v7 circuit and combination of size and physicality is elite. He finished last year with 32 tackles for GK.    [player_tooltip player_id='2007751' first='Logan' last='Rogers'] 6-3 275 OL/DL Sehome   One of the best kept secrets in Washington. The big man was a 1st team all conference selection on both sides of the football, finishing with 32 tackles, 7.5 TFL's, and 5 sacks. He will be a POY candidate    [player_tooltip player_id='1599659' first='Micco' last='Colyer'] 5-10 165 DB Gig Harbor    In limited time (6 games) Colyer upped his stock finishing the season with 15 tackles, 1 INT, and 6 PBU's. Look for him to make some noise on the 7v7 circuit and be one of the best DB's in the conference next year.   [player_tooltip player_id='2100374' first='Colten' last='Kuhl'] 6-2 290 C Ridgeline    Kuhl teamed with his brother [player_tooltip player_id='2100378' first='Caleb' last='Kuhl'] to form one of the top line combos in the GSL. Colten earned 1st team all league honors and is a legit center prospect at 6-2 290.    [player_tooltip player_id='1892956' first='Tyler' last='Briscoe'] 5-9 175 RB/DB Tumwater   Briscoe was a 1st team all conference selection at RB and 2nd team pick on D for a Tumwater program that went 11-2, losing to 4A power Puyallup and 2A state champion Archbishop Murphy. He's undersized but one of the top dual threat athletes in Washington.    [player_tooltip player_id='1743631' first='Jack' last='Christiansen'] 6-5 220 TE Ferris   The big man averaged 10 yards per catch for a Ferris team that went winless, making his all league honors even more impressive. Christiansen is a 6-5 three sport athlete and someone who could garner significant attention if he does well on the camp circuit.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100457' first='Myles' last='Mastalir'] 6-1 195 LB Mercer Island    One of the state's breakout junior's on D. Mastalir is pushing 6-2 and went for 98 tackles and 5 TFL's for the Islanders. Compared to last years team at 10-1 they didn't have a great season at 3-6, but he was phenomenal.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100433' first='Titus' last='Kaeka'] 6-0 180 QB Steilacoom   Kaeka put up some crazy numbers for the season passing for 2,736 yards and 27 TD's/18 INTs. He had too many picks, but overall was impressive, earning 1st team all-league honors while helping Steilacoom to an 8-3 record.    [player_tooltip player_id='1890830' first='Gavin' last='Henry'] 6-1 200 QB Bishop Blanchet    The dual threat QB did his thing going for 2,023 total yards and 21 TDs while hitting on 60% of his passes. Henry is a legit baseball guy and someone who separates himself with his overall athleticism.    [player_tooltip player_id='1599613' first='Eden' last='Gilbert'] 5-10 165 DB Hazen   Gilbert will project at DB but averaged over 11 yards per carry with 4 TD's and 500+ rushing yards on offense. The versatile 1st team all-league selection has a stock that is rising.    [player_tooltip player_id='2065187' first='Max' last='Schwab'] 5-11 170 ATH Gig Harbor   Schawb had a big year and will likely make a nice jump up the rankings board when updated. On the season he went for 717 total yards and 10 TDs (3 rushing, 6 receiving, 1 passing).    [player_tooltip player_id='2042074' first='Behrett' last='Bratlien'] 5-11 160 DB Eastlake   The honorable mention all-conference Safety had multiple picks on the year and has had an outstanding offseason on the 7v7 circuit thus far. Look for him to be one of the best defenders in the Kingco.    [player_tooltip player_id='2100375' first='Lee' last='Colomb'] 5-9 150 ATH Mead    Not the biggest kid but extremely difficult to contain in space. He went for double digit TD's on the year and was statistically at the top of the charts in multiple GSL categories.    [player_tooltip player_id='2065189' first='Jaysen' last='Beasley'] 6-1 175 WR Sageview   I thought what Beasley did was one of the most impressive receiving performances statewide considering the situation. Even with Sageview going winless, the junior caught 45 passes for 643 yards and 4 TD's, good for the 3rd best stat line in the MCC.    [player_tooltip player_id='2065192' first='Peyton' last='Egan'] 5-10 180 DB O'Dea    Egan was quietly one of the best Safeties in Washington as a junior, earning 1st team all-Metro honors and helping the Irish to another state title. He was also an honorable mention all-conference selection at RB just to put his versatility into perspective.    [player_tooltip player_id='1599632' first='Jeremiah' last='Leumuava'] 5-10 265 DL Graham Kapowsin   The 1st team all SPSL D lineman was an absolute disrupter on the interior, going for 60 tackles, 11 TFL's, and 4 sacks on the season. Expect him to be in the conversation for conference POY honors next year.    [player_tooltip player_id='1727692' first='Jacob' last='Simons'] 6-2 210 WR Eatonville   There is a lot to like here. Simons is a big physical overall athlete who is a leader on and off the field (3.98 GPA). The team captain earned 1st team all-league honors and will be one to watch as part of the FSP program.