Wipe Me Down Boyz Blue: Roster breakdown

Since the end of the high school football season, Prep Redzone has provided both rankings and breakdowns of the top players in the Pacific Northwest.   During the spring, that journey has led to extensive roster breakdowns of the top 7-on-7 programs in the region.   This week, it's time for Wipe Me Down Boyz with founder Ryan Clary - Blue, Pink, 15U, 14U and 5v5 (linemen).   Here's a look at the Wipe Me Down Boyz Blue roster - with a deep dive from Clary.   WR [player_tooltip player_id='1188109' first='Braylon' last='Pope'], 2027 (Sumner): "In my opinion, Braylon is the top overall player in the state of Washington for 2027. The 4-star University of Washington commit possesses all the tools to play early at the next level. The combination of his route running, strong hands, and top-end speed has been on display for the last 3 years in the state of Washington and he has had a fantastic spring this year with Wipe Me Down Boyz (WMDB). I am excited to watch his senior season and at the University of Washington."   Pope is a 6-foot-3, 195-pound pass-catcher with significant upside, so while the top of the 2027 Washington board is tight, PRZ has Pope listed as the No. 1 player in the state of Washington in his class.   It's an excellent addition for a Washington program that has done a fantastic job of developing wide receivers in recent years, including projected NFL first-round draft pick Denzel Boston.   ATH [player_tooltip player_id='1530872' first='Jordan' last='Noel'], 2027 (Kennedy Catholic): "Jordan is a highly productive two-way player in high school at Kennedy Catholic. The three-star athlete showcases playmaking ability on both the offensive and defensive side of football as well as in special teams. He has been one of the more productive defensive backs in Washington in the last 2 years with 10-plus interceptions over that span. He is a no-brainer D1 talent who should pick up some more offers this spring/summer."   The two-time all-league defensive back and one-time all-league wide receiver recently clocked a 4.43 40-yard dash, which should continue to bolster his rising prospect status.   After a sophomore campaign in which he plucked 7 interceptions, opposing quarterbacks learned their lesson and stayed away from Noel a little more in his junior campaign. Still, he added four INTs to his impressive resume, giving him 11 in two seasons.   Offensively, he hauled in 20 receptions for 644 yards and 9 touchdowns, averaging a eye-opening 32.2 yards per reception.   In other words, Noel is a big play waiting to happen whenever he steps on the field.   WR [player_tooltip player_id='1248695' first='Carlin' last='Gochnour'], 2027 (Bothell): "Carlin had a good junior year being the feature receiver at Bothell High School. His best attribute is his ability to run routes and create separation in and out of his breaks. He has strong hands. I expect him to have a very good senior year and will have plenty of opportunities to play college football."   The 6-foot-1, 185-pound pass-catcher hauled in 30 receptions with 615 all-purpose yards and five touchdowns, adding a pair of interceptions on defense.   ATH [player_tooltip player_id='2100429' first='Hands' last='Warrick'], 2027 (Rogers): "Hands is one of the top players in Eastern Washington for his class and one of the better two-sport athletes. He's an extremely twitchy athlete who plays defensive back for us on the 7-on-7 circuit but could play either offense or defense in college. Personally, I like his projection for college at safety/cornerback, but he should be another kid who has multiple opportunities to play college football based on his senior film."   A 6-foot-1, 180-pound athlete, Warrick was a double-digit scorer this season on the basketball court, highlighting his versatile skillset and athleticism.   TE [player_tooltip player_id='1599631' first='Ashton' last='Pillard'], 2027 (Sumner): "Ashton is one of the top tight end prospects in the state of Washington. He currently holds 2 Division I offers but should get more as colleges stop by Sumner and work him out and see his ability to run routes and catch the ball. With Sumner being a run-heavy offense, his tape is a lot of blocking, which he excels at. He will garner more colleges' attention through the spring and summer."   The 6-foot-4, 210-pound offensive weapon has offers from Montana State and San Diego State so far, but his prospect stock continues to grow, as Clary points out.   It wouldn't be surprising to see him add another round of offers in the coming months.   Pillard hauled in 29 passes for 303 yards and a touchdown last fall, but that production is likely to rise during his senior campaign.   WR [player_tooltip player_id='1226917' first='Kaeden' last='Weaver'], 2028 (Red Mountain – Arizona): "Kaeden recently transferred to Red Mountain High School in Arizona, where he should shine as one of the top 2028s at the receiver position. He is a big-bodied receiver who excels at uncontested catches due to his extremely strong hands. He's not an absolute burner but has the speed to run pass defensive back and make big plays down the field. He should leave this summer with multiple Division I offers."   The former North Creek star is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound pass-catcher who hauled in 60 receptions for 850 yards and 12 touchdowns last fall.   ATH [player_tooltip player_id='1188131' first='Dalton' last='Hargraves'], 2027 (West Valley): "Dalton was one of the better playmakers in Eastern Washington for his class. He went for over 900-plus total yards and had multiple interceptions on defense. While he may not be the biggest athlete on the field, he is 99 percent of the time, the most talented. I expect him to have a great senior year showcasing his playmaking ability with the football in his hand."   The 5-foot-9, 185-pound two-way standout filled up the stat sheet during his junior campaign, registering 56 receptions for 930 yards and 10 touchdowns as a pass-catcher with an additional 49 tackles and two interceptions (one pick-six) on defense.   ATH [player_tooltip player_id='2149746' first='Cole' last='Sievers'], 2028 (Archbishop Murphy): "Cole is one of the top athletes in the state for his grade. He comes from a great sports family where his dad played football at Eastern Washington, his mom was an Olympic athlete, and his brother, Jack, was a four-star Wisconsin signee. Cole is a bigger safety that is a playmaker when the ball is in the air, but is also willing to come down and tackle in the run game. I expect him to have a big junior year and see his stock rise with college coaches as he currently has 1 Division I offer."   The lone offer, thus far, comes from Sacramento State.   Sievers is a three-sport athlete with intriguing upside, who may wind up as one of the region's biggest risers if it all comes together.   WR [player_tooltip player_id='1679407' first='Seth' last='Price'], 2027 (Lake Stevens): "Seth is one of the top route runners in the entire Pacific Northwest, to me, regardless of classification. His ability to manipulate his routes to where everything looks the same to the last second separates him from a lot of his peers in his class. He currently holds multiple Division I offers at the FCS level, but I truly think it won't be long until he pulls in his first FBS offer. He will put together another all-state level season this year."   Price had a big-time junior campaign, hauling in 56 receptions for 912 yards and 14 touchdowns.   WR [player_tooltip player_id='936920' first='Jasiah' last='Agnimel'], 2027 (Lake Oswego): "Jasiah is a top-two receiver in the state of Oregon (Nelson's [player_tooltip player_id='937176' first='Malachi' last='Garlington']) and has proven it on the circuit this spring. He is a physically-gifted kid with the frame you're looking for in a Division I-level receiver. His ability to go up and high- point the football helps to make him a matchup nightmare against defensive backs, especially in the redzone. He currently holds multiple FCS offers, but is another that I think is close to earning a Division FBS offer. He also has the versatility to play wide receiver of FLEX."   Agnimel was a breakout star in the state of Oregon last fall, and saw his stock rise significantly after transferring from Mountainside.   He racked up over 500 yards and eight touchdowns in an offense that was stacked with 4-5 future college football playmakers (Division 3 up to FBS).   As he carves out a bigger role, the numbers are likely to grow along with it.   DB [player_tooltip player_id='2065194' first='Ray' last='Clark III'], 2027 (O'Dea): "Ray is a really good athlete who is starting to come into his own at the DB position. He plays for powerhouse O'Dea High School, so will continually draw top matchups next year to prove he has the chance to be one of the better 2027 CBs in Washington. He is still relatively unknown to college coaches but once they see him physically and watch out he moves, he should start to garner more attention."   DB [player_tooltip player_id='2065194' first='Ray' last='Clark III'], 2027 (O'Dea): "Ray is a really good athlete who is starting to come into his own at the defensive back position. He plays for powerhouse O'Dea High School, so will continually draw top matchups next year to prove he has the chance to be one of the better 2027 CBs in Washington. He is still relatively unknown to college coaches but once they see him physically and watch out he moves, he should start to garner more attention."   ATH [player_tooltip player_id='685276' first='Sirjewel' last='Glover'], 2027 (Rainier Beach): "In my opinion, Sirjewel is the top two-way athlete in the state of Washington holding Division 1 offers at a multitude of positions. He recently went to Under Armour Arizona Camp and ran a laser 4.42 in the 40-yard dash. Sirjewel has played corner for us this spring and has been locking down everything on his side. Having talked to multiple college coaches, it shouldn't be long until he pulls in his first Power 4 offer."   The lightning-quick Glover has offers from Idaho, Nevada, Oregon State, Washington State and others, and continues to see his stock grow by stacking impressive tape with quality testing numbers.   QB [player_tooltip player_id='1428218' first='Ryan' last='Harrington'], 2027 (Anacortes): "The two-time state champion quarterback possesses all the physical tools you are looking for in a Division I quarterback. He has the arm strength to put the football anywhere you need and make every throw on the field. He is also a mobile quarterback who ran for over 500 yards this year as well as throwing for over 3000. He recently picked up his first Power 4 offer from the University of Cincinnati, and is honestly a kid I could see blowing up as more coaches make it out to Anacortes to see him throw."   Harrington is one of our favorite "underrated" players in the state of Washington right now.   The 6-foot-1, 200-pound signal-caller threw for 3,364 yards and 32 touchdowns last fall, leading his squad to a second consecutive state title.   ATH Vincent Sclafini, 2027 (Roosevelt): Vincent is a good athlete who projects best as DB for the next level. He's a fluid athlete that excels not only on the football field, but the basketball court as well. He makes the best of a situation when it comes to getting the football at Roosevelt High School and he will play college football, but the level will be determined by his senior tape.   DB [player_tooltip player_id='1230006' first='Darian' last='Williams'], 2027 (Kentwood): "Darian was very productive this past season at safety for Kentwood High School. He is a physical DB that loves to come up and hit you while also having the ball skills to go pick a pass off. I think, at the next level, he is best suited as a box safety due to his frame and physical nature. He should do very well on offense again for Kentwood, as he did last year."   LB [player_tooltip player_id='652802' first='Elias' last='Tulifua'], 2027 (Sumner): "Elias is one of the more physical players in the state of Washington for 2027, often having no regard for his body. He just wants to go out and hit people. He projects as a college linebacker with the ability to drop into coverage as well as make plays in the run game. I truly think his best football is still ahead for him."   There are certain players, by no fault of their own, just aren't as fun to watch in 7-on-7 action, because their physicality is striped from their game in shorts and t-shirts.   Put on the pads and Tulifua is a menace.   DB [player_tooltip player_id='2042043' first='Kason' last='Carta'], 2027 (Bellevue): "Kason is one of the top overall athletes in the state due to being a top-five hurdler in the country for his grade. One of the smartest football players you'll meet and one of the more under-appreciated kids on the recruiting trail right now. His dad played at USC so he has good bloodlines. He should end up being a multiple Division offer kid as he recently just picked up his first Division offer from Air Force. The camp circuit should be good to him as he gets out and the coaches see his ability to flip his hips and run against anyone he goes up against."   You can't coach the level of athleticism Carta displays - both on the gridiron and the track.   He is a remarkable hurdler (110-meter hurdles) and has a chance to really pop over the next six months.   WR Maxten Cook, 2028 (Lake Stevens): "Max finished his freshman year as one of the top 100-meter runners in the state. Combine that with his 6'2, 185-pound frame, and you have one of the better receivers in the Pacific Northwest for 2028. He had a really good sophomore season that garnered really good feedback from college coaches. Due to the combination of his height, weight, speed, and sophomore film, I don't think it'll be long before he earns his first Division offer."   Last fall, Cook hauled in 35 receptions for 579 yards and 11 touchdowns.   DB Kentrel Thomas, 2027 (Bothell): Kentrel had a productive junior season at Bothell High School, intercepting multiple passes and tons of pass breakups. He shows press- man ability with the makeup speed to run with receivers. He's another kid that will play college football but the level will be determined by his senior tape. I'm excited to watch his senior year at Bothell.   QB [player_tooltip player_id='1574671' first='Chaz' last='Strickland'], 2027 (White River): "Chaz was one of the more productive QBs in the state this year, throwing for over 3000 yards and leading White River to their best season of all-time. He's a good athlete with mobility in the pocket and really good accuracy. He's not the tallest QB, which may hinder his recruitment a little, but will be one of the players who produces in college and have coaches wondering how they missed him."   Last fall, the 6-foot signal-caller put up big numbers - and big accolades.   He threw for 2,210 yards and 32 touchdowns, completing 80 percent of his passes in the process, which earned him NPSL Offensive Player of the Year, as well as second-team all-area and first-team all-state (3A) honors.

Since the end of the high school football season, Prep Redzone has provided both rankings and breakdowns of the top players in the Pacific Northwest.