A 3A quarterfinal team in 2023, Arlington hopes to prove it can contend for a 4A title.
Lake Stevens looks to fend off newcomer Arlington and win third straight state title.
The Seahawks will have a new playcaller while Tyrel Dodson replaces Bobby Wagner.
The teams’ opposing assistants coached together at Houston Baptist and Western Kentucky.
The 31-year-old receiver has spent his entire pro career with Seattle.
Monroe seeks its fourth-consecutive title, Edmonds-Woodway takes on a new coach, Snohomish returns to the North and Lynnwood plays an independent schedule.
The redshirt sophomore linebacker is stepping up his leadership role along with his play.
Now a seasoned GM, Schneider leads the Seahawks for the first time without Pete Carroll.
The Bearcats look to clinch their fourth-straight Wesco 3A South title and make another postseason run.
With the removal of Arlington, Marysville Pilchuck and the addition of Sedro-Woolley, Snohomish, this season will be a new challenge for all.
Everett went 5-2 in its past seven games to keep postseason hopes alive.
After finishing in the bottom half of the Wesco 3A North standings last year but advancing to the state tournament in 2021 and 2022, the Spartans are refueling for a trip back to the postseason.
New Husky running back Jonah Coleman led the Huskies with 16 carries for 127 yards and three TDs.
Cougs new starting QB totaled six TDs in 70-30 trouncing of Portland State.
The record-setting passer under Leach at Mississippi State adjusts to Huskies pro-style offense.
With the future uncertain for the Cougs, Dickert believes it starts with him.
UW has the look of a 7-5 team with a new coach, players and conference.
Cornerbacks Jaylon Edmond and Kenny Worthy are among candidates to avoid redshirting this season.
The former Seahawks quarterback beats out former Bears starter Justin Fields.
The Seahawks quarterback has two years remaining on his contract, but no guarantees for next year.
