Heir Academy (Washington) loaded with young bluechip prospects

It's extremely early in the development and recruiting process for the classes of 2029 and 2030 in the state of Washington.   But the writing is on the wall.   These classes are going to be special.   Multiple prospects in those classes already have national offers, and it's easy to project a handful of those athletes as future 20-offer prospects.   Take a look at Heir Academy, led by Super Bowl champion and long-time NFL veteran Reggie Jones.   The owner/coach of the program knows what it takes to be elite, which might help explain why his nucleus, together for a number of years, has already established itself as national power.   “This group of kids are undoubtedly the most decorated team in Washington youth football history and are the only team from Washington to ever win the American Youth Football National Championship,” Jones said.    Frankly, it's impossible to disagree.   They have the wins, offers and projections to prove it.    Here's a look at the top players in the program - with thoughts from Jones:    Class of 2029   OL [player_tooltip player_id='1397350' first='Xavier' last='Berry'], Cascade Christian; X/Twttter - @Xavier__Berry   6-6, 260   Offers: Washington, Oregon, San Jose State   Prep Wędzone saw [player_tooltip player_id='1397350' first='Xavier' last='Berry'], first-hand, at the Northwest Showcase, where he started with the young OL/DL group and was almost immediately moved up to face the older kids.   Within minutes, the Oregon coaching staff appeared intrigued.   He was offered by the Ducks before leaving the camp.   Berry has potential to be an All-American-type offensive lineman.   “Carries his size well. Great strike, elite feet, picked up offers while at camp. Nasty finisher on the line. National recruit.”    WR [player_tooltip player_id='1397315' first='Justin' last='Suega'], Cascade Christian; X/Twitter - @JustinSuega   6-4, 195   Washington, Sacramento State   “Arguably the top wide receiver in the country for his class. More than a jump-ball guy, he is great at YAC. National recruit.”    Suega is yet another prospect who is already thriving in big events.   He will have big-time national offers sooner rather than later.   DL Kamari Wilson, Mount Tahoma; X/Twitter - @kamari_wilson_   6-3, 290   Offers: San Jose State, Sacramento State   “San Jose State offered him on both sides of the ball because of how smooth his feet are. His personality is of a defensive lineman. High motor and great size.”   ATH Keh'ano Corpuz, Graham-Kapowsin; X/Twitter -  @kehanocorpuz4   5-10, 165   Offers: Sacramento State   “Two-way baller that projects best as a defensive back at the next level. Elite ball skills, fiery competitor.”   Another prospect who feels destined for bluechip status.   College programs would be wise to get in early.   Multiple players on this list will be 20-offer-plus prospects.   RB [player_tooltip player_id='1397382' first='Damari'ae' last='Barrington'], Spanaway Lake; X/Twitter - @DamariaeB   “Great balance and vision. Catches well out of the backfield. Has a frame that will put on more weight and only enhance his skill set as he gets older.”    TE Noah Tarrant, Pebbles Hill; X/Twitter - @TarrantNoah   6-4, 195   “Dominant TE. Strong blocker and an elite pass catcher. Smooth route runner for his size, understands how to position his body”    ATH [player_tooltip player_id='1397322' first='Marquis' last='Tovia'], Chief Sealth; X/Twitter - @Marquistovia1   6-3, 170   “Once coaches see him, he will blow up. 6-3 athlete that lets his opponents hear and feel him. Plays Corner at a high level. Also plays WR and attacks the ball.”    C Colton Yates, Cascade Christian; X/Twitter - @Colton_yates72   6-2, 320   “Starting center as a freshman. Finishes blocks with tenacity. When watching his film, you can see he is consistently assignment sound.”    QB Cordae. Norling, Cascade Christian; X/Twitter - @Cordae_Norling   6-0, 160   “He dissects defenses. He can make every throw. His efficiency is what makes him elite. He understands what the defense is doing and attacks it.”    LB. [player_tooltip player_id='1397377' first='Andrew' last='Peapea'], Cascade Christian; X/Twitter - N/A   6-1, 225   “Loves contact and has a  nose for the ball. Plays any of the linebacker positions in a traditional 40 front, he is also a dangerous edge rusher when needed. He is a smooth basketball player which attributes to his footwork.”    DB [player_tooltip player_id='1397388' first='Ahmire' last='Rooters-Hart'], Mount Tahoma; X/Twitter -  N/A   6-1, 160   “Long physical athlete. He is an all around player with a great frame to transition well into a variety of positions. He is currently starting at corner at his HS”    DE/OLB Miguel Martinez, Emerald Ridge; X/Twitter - @Miguelballout 6-1, 235   "Currently being utilized as a lineman. He is undersized for the position but makes up for it with his physicality and ability to finish with tenacity. Long term he is best suited to be a linebacker.."   Class of 2030    DB/ATH [player_tooltip player_id='1397308' first='Dash' last='Jones'], Heir Academy; X/Twitter - @DashJones2_   Offers: Miami, Vanderbilt, Idaho    “Game-changing player on both sides of the ball. Natural ballhawk, striking tackler, and  student of the game. Most likely a DB naturally at the next level because of anticipation of routes, ability to high point the ball, and physicality in run support. Takes away one side of the field on defense. National recruit.”    [player_tooltip player_id='1397308' first='Dash' last='Jones'] has been around elite football since birth, and it shows.   Jones dominated as a young athlete, but you never know how that will translate as he grows.   But he has remained special throughout his career, and projects as a future national recruit.   RB/ATH Charlie Tevaga, Heir Academy' X/Twitter - @LeivaleCharlie   “Dawg! No matter the competition he always finds a way to impact the game. Projects as a running back because of his frame and ability to get run down hill violently. He'll be going to Archbishop Murphy HS and is set to have a great career.”

It's extremely early in the development and recruiting process for the classes of 2029 and 2030 in the state of Washington.