Hockinson, La Center well represented on all-state football teams
Area athletes were among the players honored on the 2017 Associated Press all-state football team.
By Clark County Today · December 22, 2017
Hockinson quarterback Canon Racanelli was named the 2017 Class 2A Player of the Year by the Associated Press. Photo by Mike Schultz
Hawks have six players on the Class 2A team and Wildcats have four players on the Class 1A team
The Associated Press all-state football teams were announced Friday and the names of Clark County athletes littered the list of players honored in all classifications by a vote of sportswriters around the state.Hockinson quarterback Canon Racanelli was named the Class 2A state Player of the Year, The senior signal caller was one of six members of the Hawks’ state championship team to be named to the 2A team.Hockinson quarterback Canon Racanelli was named the 2017 Class 2A Player of the Year by the Associated Press. Photo by Mike SchultzRacanelli was joined by brother Sawyer Racanelli on the 2A first team. The younger Racanelli, just a sophomore, was named as a wide receiver. Hockinson’s Kordell Johnson was named to the first team as an offensive lineman and Kyle Brabec (defensive line) and Colton Wheeler (linebacker) were first-teamers on defense. Hockinson’s Matt Henry (defensive back) and Columbia River’s Beau Braden (offensive line) were honorable mention selections to the 2A team.At the 1A level, four members of La Center’s team that advanced to the state semifinals were given all-state status. Jack Hiller was a first team offensive lineman and was also named as an honorable mention as a defensive lineman. Teammates Wyatt Dodson (running back), Wyatt Seibert (defensive line) and Evan Honore (defensive back) were also first-team selections.La Center running back Wyatt Dodson was named to the Associated Press Class 1A high school football all-state team. Photo by Mike SchultzUnion’s Darien Chase (wide receiver) and Camas linebacker Luke Bruno were both first-team selections at the 4A level. Union linebacker Riley Miller was an honorable mention selection at linebacker.Union receiver Darien Chase was named to the Associated Press Class 4A high school football all-state team. Photo by Mike SchultzMountain View’s Joey Roberts, an offensive lineman, was an honorable mention selection to the 3A all-state team.Here’s a look at the entire 2017 AP all-state high school football team:State player of the year, all classifications: Jamyn Patu, sr., O’Dea
CLASS 4A
Player of the year: Adam Weissenfels, sr., Richland
FIRST TEAM
Quarterback: Cade Jensen, RichlandRunning back: Isaiah Lewis, Monroe, Delvon McNeely, HazenWide receiver: Talan Alfrey, Auburn Mountainview, Darien Chase, UnionTight end: Devin Clup, Gonzaga PrepOffensive line: Matthew Cindric, Skyline, Cade Beresford, Woodinville, Triston Kelley, Central Valley, Josh Jerome, Monroe, Joshua Alvarez, ChiawanaAll-purpose: Tre Weed, SumnerDefensive line: Jake Baillie, Woodinville, Matt Sevao, Lake Stevens, Jacobe Lee, Richland, Mosiah Nasili-Liu, Emerald RidgeLinebackers: Ben Wilson, Sumner; Ricky Baker, Monroe, Marques Fuala’au, Kentlake, Tiano Malietufa, Auburn Riverside, Luke Bruno, Camas.Defensive backs: Nash Fouch, Woodinville, Talan Alfrey, Auburn Mountainview, Tre Weed, Adam Weissenfels, RichlandKicker: Colin Manners, Graham-KapowsinPunter: Heston Pettis, Glacier Peak
HONORABLE MENTION
QB: Dylan Morris, Graham-KapowsinWR: Jabez Tinae, Kennedy Catholic, Tre Mason, Graham-KapowsinOL: Ethan Tela-Porter, Graham-Kapowsin, Nathan Mead, Monroe, Riley Clark, Sumner. Campbell Barrington, UniversityAll-purpose: Colin McKay, Todd Beamer, Adam Weissenfels, RichlandDL: Wyatt Wickham, Central ValleyLB: Andrew Gallagher, Sunnyside, Riley Miller, Union.DB: Landen Neff, PuyallupK: Brock Widman, Lake Stevens
CLASS 3A
Players of the Year: Tre’Shaun Harrison, Garfield, and Jamyn Patu, O’Dea
