Signing Day tracker: Where are 2026 recruits from Washington headed?

Coveted high school football recruits from the state are putting pen to paper. Some signed during the NCAA’s early signing period in December, while others signed during this week’s traditional signing period.

Wondering where some of Washington state’s top prospects are headed? The News Tribune is tracking (and updating) the included list of football signees with national FBS and FCS schools, along with regional NCAA Division II, NAIA, and junior colleges.

Did we miss someone? Email TNT sports reporter Jon Manley ([email protected]) with the athlete’s first and last name, their high school and where they signed.

2026 WASHINGTON IN-STATE FOOTBALL SIGNEES

Adna — Noah Hellem, Southern Oregon; Jackson Knittle, Southern Oregon

Anacortes — Luca Moore, Idaho; Micah Dickson, Central Washington; Shia Webster, Eastern Oregon

Annie Wright — Ta’a Malu, Washington

Archbishop Murphy — Henry Gabalis, Arizona; Hakeim Smalls, Boise State; Jack Sievers, Wisconsin; Kyler Phillips, Portland State

Auburn — Baylen Ermann, Jamestown; Lucas Whitehall-Gilkes, Portland State

Battle Ground — Thomas Avery, Montana Western; Ethan Adams, Western Oregon; Connor Schmitendorf, Montana Western

Bethel — Ramzak Fruean, Washington; Elijah Muliufi, San Diego State

Bothell — Hunter Schmoll, Montana Western

Burlington-Edison — Jake Lowell, College of Idaho

Camas — Matthew Kirchoff, Western Oregon; Tyson Ruggiero, Southern Oregon; Cade Hergert, College of Idaho

Cashmere — Prin Fox, UNLV

Cedarcrest — Hector Pena, Central Washington

Central Valley — Tyler Bissell, Eastern Oregon; Owen Beal, Eastern Oregon; Skyler Harty, College of Idaho; Jake Young, College of Idaho

Chiawana — Morgan Dodson, Eastern Washington; Brady Knowlton, Western Oregon, Cole Gallagher, College of Idaho; Gage Williams, Portland State

Curtis — Robby Lavata’i, San Diego State; Kingston Kerkhoff, Idaho

Eastlake — Colby Johnson, Colorado

Eastside Catholic — Wassie Lugolobi, Stanford; Asa Thompson, Washington

East Valley of Yakima — Greyson Stevens, Montana State; Zeliah Wade, Portland State, Cody Gasseling, Eastern Washington

Eastlake — Colby Johnson, Colorado; Henry Volpone, Southern Oregon

Ellensburg — Silsa Stewman, Eastern Washington

Evergreen of Vancouver — Terrance Saryon, BYU; Darren Schmitt, Nevada; Elijah English, Southern Oregon; Jaysaun Scott, Central Washington

Federal Way — Zamarie Tellez, Eastern Washington; Kevin Ramsey, Montana Tech; Jay Sinclair, Central Washington

Glacier Peak — Isaiah Owens, Central Washington

Gonzaga Prep — William Jackson, Valparaiso; Jack Pierce, Central Washington

Graham-Kapowsin — Quinncey Ratteray, Western Oregon

Hanford — Roman Lewis, Western Oregon

Heritage — Dakari Bradford, Western Oregon

Hockinson — Keegan McAfee, Southern Oregon

Ingraham — Josiah Bailey, Western Oregon

Issaquah — Adel Dorr, Oregon State; Grant Fitzgerald, Central Washington

Juanita — Sebastian Cugini, Lehigh

Kamiak — Jakob Herbst, San Diego

Kamiakin — Grant Kirkham, College of Idaho; Andrew Willborn, College of Idaho

Kelso — Brady Phillips, Central Washington

Kennedy Catholic — Derek Colman-Brusa, Washington

Kennewick — Cooper Neer, Montana; Benjamin Edwards, Central Washington

Kentwood — Lee’Andrew Rubin, Central Washington

Kittitas — Preston Stingley, Montana Western

Lakes — Ta’u Mareko, Idaho; Tristan Baker, Idaho; Corey Irish, Western Oregon

Lake Stevens — Ted Kuhrau, Eastern Washington; Dylan Phinney, Central Washington

Life Christian — Jabez Boyd, Western New Mexico

Lincoln of Tacoma — Anthony Mancao, Western Oregon; Kasey Williams, Western Oregon

Mead — Cooper Daines, Washington State; Sean Jones, Montana Tech, Garrett Miller, Idaho State

Mercer Island — Roman Hanlon, Montana Tech

Meridian — Daniel Larsen, Central Washington

Montesano — Lucas Delgado, Western Oregon

Moses Lake — Brady Jay, Montana

Mount Tahoma — Elijah Durr, Washington

O’Dea — David Schwerzel, Washington; Fameitau Siale, Utah; Kingston Fotualii, Iowa State; Giulio Banchero, Eastern Washington; Jeremiah Nonu, Nevada; Griffin Matzen, Central Washington

Oak Harbor — Daylon Chapel, Eastern Oregon; Cohen Esvelt, Western Oregon; Jet Linson, College of Idaho

Olympia — Canon Betts, Valley City State; Parker Otheim, Central Washington; William Wittgow-Busch, Montana Western

Olympic — Chase Webster, Central Washington

Orting — Israel Shrode, Montana Western

Pasco — Jayden Williams, Eastern Oregon; Sawyer Hickam, Eastern Oregon

Peninsula — Royal Charles, Central Washington

Prairie — Deven Vigue, Nevada

Prosser — Josiah West, Montana

Puyallup — Ah Deong Yang, Washington; Jasiah Denmark, Montana State; Jayden Woodland, Eastern Washington; Preston Liberal, Western New Mexico

Rainier Beach — DJ Shaw, Western Oregon

Richland — Brady Bocek, Eastern Oregon; Sylen Kiesel-Kauhane, Central Washington

Rochester — Ethan Rodriguez, Idaho; Stanton Smith, Montana Tech

Rogers of Puyallup — Rashard Boone, Montana Western

Rogers of Spokane — Jerry Allen III, Idaho

Seattle Prep — Sam Davidson, Nevada; Ezra Maul, San Diego

Seton Catholic — Alexander Dayoob, Southern Oregon

Silas — Jamirie Pringle, Western New Mexico

Skyline — Luke Morgan, San Diego

Southridge — Gabe Borisch, Western Oregon

Squalicum — Ansen Asbjornsen, Colorado School of Mines

Steilacoom — Xander Shaw, Air Force; Tyler Henson, Linfield

Sumner — Lance McGee, Washington State; Israel Nabors, Eastern Washington; Elias Isaacs, George Fox; Shaun Griffith, Central Washington; Stephen Horan II, Lewis & Clark

Union — Mou Letioa, Western Oregon

Washougal — Casey Crosby, Eastern Oregon

White River — Ray Palmer, Southern Oregon

Yelm — Jacob Ford, Northern State; Jonah Smith, Eastern Oregon

Did we miss someone? Email TNT sports reporter Jon Manley ([email protected]) with the athlete’s first and last name, their high school and where they signed.