Bellevue's Aaron Bright and Vashon's John Gage commit to the Cardinal; Richland's Jacob named baseball All-American.
Aaron Bright, Bellevue
Photo by Todd Shurtleff
Stanford nabbed two Washington basketball players in one week.
Bellevue point guard Aaron Bright, one of the top rising seniors in the state, committed to the Cardinal. Bright was the KingCo 3A/2A MVP last season.
"The combination of the basketball program and the academics were perfect," Bright told the Seattle Times.
Bright said he was recruited to play point guard, a position he moved to last year and won All-State honors. Bright was also considering Washington State, Harvard and several West Coast Conference schools, he told the Times.
Stanford also nabbed Vashon big man John Gage. The 6-foot-9 Gage led Vashon the Class 1A state title.
Washington was reportedly interested.
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Volleyball: All-State Series hits Fife
Olympia's Brigit Miller had 12 kills and 18 assists to lead her black team to a sweep of the red team in the Class 4A match at the state all-star volleyball series, 25-20, 25-6, 25-22. All three matches were sweeps.
Mark Morris' Rebecca Haight had 14 kills as the red won the 1B/2A/3A match 25-13, 25-14, 25-17.
Castle Rock's Emmy Dolan had 10 kills as the black swept the 1A/2B match 31-29, 25-21, 28-26.
Basbeball: Jacobs named All-American
Richland shortstop Brett Jacobs was named to the EA Sports Baseball All-American team. The Washington State commit hit .417 with five homers and 33 RBI en route to leading the Bombers to the Class 4A state title.
