The NW's Top 100 Prospects- All Classes (26-50)

Here we breakdown the classes of 2027, 28, and 29' in the states of Oregon and Washington, ranking the top 100 prospects in the region. Much of the list will be based on projection with some of the athletes still being so young.    It's important to note that this takes into account six different classes, so essentially you could be a top 5 guy within your state which would put you roughly in the top 30 on this list. Offers and commitments have been updated below. Check it..         #26-50         26.[player_tooltip player_id='1188110' first='Michael' last='Pulalasi'] 6-0 220 LB 27' Puyallup WA OFFERS (4) Utah St, New Mexico, Idaho    UPDATED: I personally would have had Pulalasi listed as the 4A POY in the state of Washington on the defensive side of the ball. He was the only junior to earn 1st team all-state honors at LB, finishing with 93 tackles and 15.5 TFL's.    Another reason Puyallup could be one of the top 4A programs in the state this coming year. Pulalasi makes the move from Lakes after earning conference POY honors on the defensive side of the ball as a sophomore, accounting for 116 tackles with 11 TFL's. Credit to PSU on being the first to extend an offer as he will have many more.    27.[player_tooltip player_id='1557937' first='Jadis' last='Lefono'] 6-1 190 QB 29' Lakes WA OFFERS (1) San Diego St   UPDATED: This kid is legit on all fronts. He is tough and has a mentality you can't teach. The fact that he was named the Offensive MVP in the 3A PSL Nisqually as a freshman speaks to his upside.    Lefono was off the charts good all year for a Lakes team that finished 10-2. It's rare to have a freshman lead and dominate like he did, finishing the season with 27 TD's (17 passing, 10 rushing) with 2,196 total yards. His 6.35 yards per carry average speaks to his ridiculous athleticism.    28.[player_tooltip player_id='1384751' first='Kehano' last='Corpuz'] 6-0 160 WR 29' Graham Kapowsin WA OFFERS (1) Sacramento St   UPDATED: Corpuz plays opposite two of the best receivers in the West in [player_tooltip player_id='937738' first='Kase' last='Betz'] and [player_tooltip player_id='985348' first='Jayce' last='Halasz'], both of whom put up 1000+ yards, just to put his statistical potential into perspective. He continues to rack up accolades on the 7v7 circuit as part of HEIR.    Expect Corpuz to be in the POY conversation as early as next year. The numbers spoke for themselves this past season catching 49 passes for 661 yards and 4 TDs, to go with 13 tackles. GK will be a state title favorite in the years to come.    29.[player_tooltip player_id='1654734' first='PJ' last='Tautu'] 6-4 255 DE/OL 28' Central Catholic OR OFFERS (4) Oregon St, San Diego St, Wash St   UPDATED: One of the top two-way lineman anywhere in the West. Tautu earned 1st team all-league and 2nd team all-state honors on the offensive side of the ball as a sophomore, while likely projecting on D. He was a big reason the Rams advanced to the 6A title game.    Tautu has solidified himself as a top recruit after an outstanding off season where he picked up multiple D1 offers. You can watch his freshman film at the varsity level and his reps on the camp circuit and see that he is special.    30.[player_tooltip player_id='904208' first='Zeke' last='Thomas'] 6-1 190 QB 28' Willamette OR OFFERS (2) Boise St, Sacramento St   UPDATED: Thomas backed up the hype and then some after making the move to 6A Willamette. He was a 1st team all South-Central Conference selection, hitting on 66% of his passes while totaling 3,022 yards (2,652 passing, 370 rushing) and 35 TD's/8 INTs. Look for him to add numerous other D1 offers this offseason.    One of the top dual-sport athletes on the west coast for his class. Thomas broke every passing record in Oregon among freshman, throwing for 2,508 yards and 28 TDs/4 INTs with a 65% completion percentage. He makes the move from Crescent Valley to Willamette where he will lead a loaded squad at the 6A level.    31.[player_tooltip player_id='2100480' first='Rashaan' last='Lavata'i'] 6-6 260 OL 27' Curtis WA OFFERS (11) Washington, UCLA, Cal, Oregon St, Wash St   UPDATED: Lavata'i has a projection much like his brother who is committed to San Diego St. He has become one of the state's top ranked recruits with an elite upside.    32.[player_tooltip player_id='1609771' first='Peter' last='Stanley'] 6-4 285 T 28' Summit OR OFFERS (1) California    UPDATED: Another kid who I could see adding multiple offers in the coming months. Stanley was part of a dominant offensive front that helped the Storm reach the 5A title game. Watch the film as he's incredibly fluid for a young lineman.    Stanley could be the #1 ranked prospect on this board when all is said and done. There isn't much film to evaluate as of right now, but his recent Cal offer speaks to his unlimited ceiling. Summit will be a legit 5A title contender for the next few seasons with him leading up front.    33.[player_tooltip player_id='1241961' first='Will' last='Lynch'] 6-5 260 OL 27' Lake Stevens WA OFFERS (6) Oregon St, UNLV, San Jose St, Montana St   UPDATED: Credit to the Rebels on being the first offer as he will likely have numerous other D1 opportunities. He had an outstanding junior season earning 1st team all-state honors on the O line, while showing off impressive mobility on D with 35 tackles, 9 TFL's, and 3 sacks.    Lynch earned 1st team all-league honors this past season after starting every game as a freshman for the Vikings. As of right now he's one of the most underrecruited players in the region considering his D1 projection.    34.[player_tooltip player_id='1568794' first='Drenden' last='Knaevelsrud'] 6-4 215 LB 27' Mount Si WA OFFERS (5) Boise St, Oregon St, San Diego St, Montana   UPDATED: Knaevelsrud and teammate [player_tooltip player_id='1555731' first='Jason' last='Armbruster'] give Mount Si one of the best pair of 6-4 defensive players anywhere in the region. Recruiting hasn't necessarily picked up for him yet, but it will. He was a 1st team all KingCo selection.    As mentioned Knaevelsrud was the only sophomore in the 4A KingCo to earn all-league honors, racking up 2nd team accolades and leading the D with 80 tackles. He's added some size and impresses with his overall versatility, being able to play multiple spots on the field.    35.[player_tooltip player_id='937738' first='Kase' last='Betz'] 5-11 170 WR 27' Graham-Kapowsin WA OFFERS (4) Montana St, Portland St   UPDATED:  I could see Betz being one of the best receivers in the nation collegiately before he's done. He was a state leader in multiple statistical categories, catching 76 passes for 1,221 yards and 12 TDs.    I would consider Betz one of the top two-way threats on the west coast for his class. If he was to end up at Montana St, he would be a perfect example of why they are playing for national championships. As a sophomore he caught 50 passes for 858 yards and 11 TDs, earning 1st team all-league honors at WR. He also added 29 tackles with 4 PBU's and 1 INT on D.    36.[player_tooltip player_id='1188077' first='Tayven' last='Collins'] 5-11 180 Safety 27' Cascade Christian WA COMMITTED: New Mexico   UPDATED: Give Coach Eck all the credit in the world on this commitment. Tayven has some Budda Baker type ability and could end up one of the best defensive players ever to play for the Lobos. He averaged 8 tackles per game on D with 4 INT's, to go with 1300 all-purpose yards and 10 touchdowns.    Collins has elite football instincts and made a few plays during the HEIR vs FSP matchup that you had to see to believe. He will be a 1A POY favorite at Cascade Christian this coming season, accounting for close to 1600 total yards and 15 TDs, while projecting defensively and making 95 tackles, 3 INTs, and 7 sacks.    37.[player_tooltip player_id='985511' first='Kaicen' last='Carter'] 6-3 210 LB/WR 28' Federal Way WA OFFERS (11) Washington, Cal, Minnesota, Wash St, San Diego St   UPDATED: There isn't a lot of film to go off of, but Carter has double digit D1 offers for a reason. Look for him to have another good off season and put together some quality tape as a junior.    Carter has had one of the most impressive off seasons of any underclassmen in the NW landing numerous offers. He impressed on the 7v7 circuit but has very little film. Expectations will be high this coming year.    38.[player_tooltip player_id='1619207' first='Mose' last='Kalepo'] 6-2 215 LB 27' Bellevue WA OFFERS (3) Oregon St, Boise St, San Jose St   UPDATED: Watch the film. Kalepo comes from a talented family and has some of that "IT" factor. He was a 1st team all KingCo LB and could blow up this offseason.    39.[player_tooltip player_id='569907' first='Ayden' last='Bullinger'] 6-5 240 T 27' Graham-Kapowsin WA  OFFERS (2) Montana St, Portland St   UPDATED: I think people are sleeping on Bullinger a little bit. As mentioned he has an ideal frame for the position with the ability to add size. He was named a 1st team all-conference tackle for a GK team that will be a serious 4A contender next season.    I could see Bullinger blowing up this coming year and being a major D1 recruit. The 2x 1st team All Area tackle has allowed 1 sack in the last two years and has the frame to add some significant size which would only help his recruitment.    40.[player_tooltip player_id='1368318' first='Michael' last='Kori'] 6-1 165 ATH 27' Kamiakin WA OFFERS (3) Oregon St, UNLV, Idaho   UPDATED: As most know, Kori is one of the most versatile athletes on the west coast for his class. He was a unanimous 1st team all-conference selection at WR/CB, catching 38 balls for 784 yards and 8 TDs. He also had 2 INT's and 6 PBU's on D.    Another one of the fastest rising prospects in the region. Kori broke out at the NW Showcase last month, the region's premier event, garnering multiple offers. The 1st team all-conference athlete can play a handful of different positions, going for 850 all-purpose yards and 14 TDs as a sophomore.    41.[player_tooltip player_id='1246545' first='Josh' last='Christensen'] 6-6 245 DE 28' Lake Oswego OR OFFERS (12) Northwestern, Boise St, San Diego St, Oregon St   UPDATED: Christensen was named the TRL's Defensive Lineman of the year as a junior, which is a big deal in such a tough conference. Look for him to continue and add high profile D1 offers after garnering 1st team all-state honors as well.    42.[player_tooltip player_id='1892954' first='Jayvian' last='Ferrell'] 5-9 180 RB 27' Lake Stevens WA OFFERS (2) Idaho, N. Arizona   UPDATED: Washington's breakout player of the year went off, helping his team reach the state title game. For the season he rushed 178 times for 1,764 yards and 24 TDs, averaging 9.9 yards per carry. An unreal stat line for a kid with 4.48 speed.    43.[player_tooltip player_id='1242768' first='George' last='VanSandt'] 6-6 235 TE 27' Central Catholic OR OFFERS (10) San Diego St, Oregon St, New Mexico, Idaho   UPDATED: VanSandt developed quickly and is an academic standout possessing a division 1 body. He still has a lot to prove but can block, catch, and also play D. He is one to watch on the camp circuit over the offseason.    44.[player_tooltip player_id='1679407' first='Seth' last='Price'] 6-1 195 WR 27' Lake Stevens WA OFFERS (4) Nevada, Montana St, Idaho, N. Arizona   UPDATED: Price was clutch all year putting up some of the best numbers statewide while racking up 1st team all-state honors. On the season he had 56 receptions with 912 yards and 14 TDs.    Price made a significant jump up the rankings board after an impressive sophomore year where he averaged 10.2 yards per catch with 5 TDs. He has D1 genes and could just be getting started from an offer standpoint.    45.[player_tooltip player_id='1474331' first='Ben' last='Wiepert'] 6-3 195 Safety/ATH 27' Wilsonville OR OFFERS (2) New Mexico, Idaho   UPDATED: One of the fastest rising prospects in Oregon. Wiepert was the conference POY defensively while also earning 1st team all-state honors on D. He finished with 137 total tackles to go with 23 catches for 411 yards and 3 TDs offensively. He will likely go crazy on offense next year with the graduation of [player_tooltip player_id='1699751' first='Luke' last='Carli'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1165789' first='Keona' last='Tam'].    The Wilsonville standout has the potential of following in his brother's footsteps as a D1 athlete and the Oregon POY. He is an elite baseball player so he will have options. That said as he excelled as a sophomore, helping his team to their 2nd 5A state title in a row, making 54 tackles with a team leading 3 INTs.    46.[player_tooltip player_id='1335521' first='RJ' last='Ward'] 6-1 205 RB/S 28' Bellevue WA OFFERS (3) Boise St, Colorado St, Idaho   UPDATED: I expect Ward to put up some monster numbers the next two seasons with him and teammate [player_tooltip player_id='986705' first='Dreson' last='Jimerson'] being one of the best pair of backs in the NW. As good as he is on offense, I could see him being an elite SS/WLB type as he plays with a no-nonsense demeanor.     Ward has one of the fastest rising stocks in WA but still a lot to prove. He has legit size and speed and should be key out of the backfield opposite RB [player_tooltip player_id='1128444' first='Max' last='Jones'], who will be a 3A POY favorite for the Wolverines this coming season.     47.[player_tooltip player_id='936920' first='Jasiah' last='Agnimel'] 6-3 205 WR 27' Lake Oswego OR OFFERS (3) Idaho, Sacramento St, Portland St   UPDATED: Agnimel had a solid junior year earning 2nd team all-league honors for a Lakers squad that won the 6A state title. He finished with 28 catches for 531 yards and 8 TDs.    The big WR is one of the fastest rising recruits in the NW, making the move to Lake O from Mountainside, where every Friday night is a different top 10 matchup. Look for him to potentially double his numbers from last year where he caught 23 passes for 425 yards and 3 TD's, averaging 18.48 yards per catch.    48.[player_tooltip player_id='1368334' first='Elijah' last='Carney'] 6-2 190 ATH 27' Lincoln WA OFFERS (6) Oregon, Tennessee, Nevada, Sac St   UPDATED: Carney had a solid junior year making 30 tackles with 3 INTs and 6 PBU's. He also caught 6 TD's offensively. He received the early big time offers, but a lot will be determined this off season from a recruitment standpoint.    Expect a big year from Carney who made 20 tackles with 2 INTs in only 5 games last season. If top ranked QB [player_tooltip player_id='1188085' first='Sione' last='Kaho'] has the season we all think, Elijah could be a primary recipient offensively and thrive on both sides of the football.     49.[player_tooltip player_id='1613644' first='Presley' last='DeLance'] 6-4 225 WR 28' Lake Oswego OR   UPDATED: DeLance is a big physical presence who brings a unique combination of size and speed to the table (4.7 40-yard dash). On the year he caught 9 passes for 235 yards (26.1ypc) and a TD for the state champs. I expect him to blow up on the recruiting front this offseason.   One of the fastest rising prospects in the region. DeLance has had a phenomenal off season, breaking out at the Northwest Showcase, with an MVP type performance. He has the physical tools and ability to be a legit contributor for what looks to be a #1 ranked Lakers team heading into the season.    50.[player_tooltip player_id='1609595' first='Iden' last='Rule'] 5-11 200 RB/LB 28' Tualatin OR   UPDATE: Pound for pound the best player in the state for his class. Rule will be a TRL and State POY favorite the next two seasons after totaling 940 yards (720 rushing, 220 receiving) and 10 TDs on 115 touches in 2025. He was a 1st team all-league RB and 2nd team LB.    From a projection standpoint a lot will depend on continued growth, but Rule is an unquestioned D1 athlete. Playing against his peers as a freshman he was a man amongst boys. He comes from a talented family and will likely be a multi-year 1st team all-state selection.          *51-100 is next ..  Quick look at #51-55         51.[player_tooltip player_id='1012776' first='Matthew' last='Curran'] 6-4 245 DE 28' Bellevue WA OFFERS (2) San Diego St, New Mexico   52.[player_tooltip player_id='986705' first='Dreson' last='Jimerson'] 5-9 175 ATH 28' Bellevue WA   53.[player_tooltip player_id='1609596' first='Brady' last='Knips'] 6-5 205 DE/TE 28' Tualatin OR   54.[player_tooltip player_id='985355' first='Amosa' last='Masaniai'] 6-0 200 Safety 28' Emerald Ridge WA OFFERS (2) Nevada, Montana St    55.[player_tooltip player_id='937281' first='Tripp' last='Johansen'] 6-2 260 DE/OLB 27' Willamette OR OFFERS (6) Idaho, Ivy's..