Cougar head coach Paul Wulff secures earliest commitment in program history; Heaps leads Seattle team to 7-on-7 win in Louisiana.
By Nathan Joyce
MaxPreps.com
Aaron Dunn has decided he wants to play college football just down the road and he has become the youngest football recruit to ever commit to Washington State.
Dunn is a 6-foot-6, 220-pound tight end and defensive end. He earned honorable mention honors on the All-Greater Spokane League team last year as a sophomore (he was a first team selection in basketball) at Spokane’s Shadle Park High School.
Dunn was named MVP at WSU’s summer camp, earning an offer from coach Paul Wulff.
The Spokesman-Review is reporting that the junior-to-be has moved and will be playing at Mead High next year.
Volleyball: Bet on Red at All-State Series
Brittany Quick, who was named the Class 3A player of the year back in the fall, had 21 kills and seven blocks to lead the Red team to a 25-20, 23-25, 25-16, 16-25, 15-7 over the Black team in the Class 4A/3A match at the 23rd All-State Volleyball Series at Fife.
Hanford’s Quick will play at Montana in a few weeks.
Ryann Carter, an invited walk-on at Washington playing on her home court at Fife, had 10 kills and three aces to lead the Black team to a 25-14, 25-22, 25-19 win in the Class 2A/1A match.
Portland-bound Kati Hronek of Rainier Christian had 11 kills and six aces to lead the Black team to a 23-25, 25-6, 25-22, 25-19 win in the Class 2B/1B match.
Football: Seattle Team Wins 7-on-7 Tourney
Skyline quarterback Jake Heaps was named MVP as a Seattle team on a national 7-on-7 tournament in Metairie, La.
The team, representing the Seattle Seahawks, was 11-0 and beat a team representing the Jets in the final, 37-10.
"We showed everybody that we play good football in Washington," coach Chad Barrett told the Seattle Times.
Barrett coached along with Mat Taylor, who also coaches at Skyline, which won the Class 3A state title last fall. Heaps was one of five Skyline players on the roster.
This and That
O’Dea linebacker Allen Mooney seems set to play at Boise State. He told the Idaho-Statesman newspaper he was “110 percent sure” he would play there, but he is still taking other recruiting trips. … North Idaho College, a juco program in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, has landed two Washington players in Kentridge’s Renado Parker and Taylor Stevens of Marysville-Pilchuck.
