High School Football America West Region Top 10 #1 Mater Dei (California) 4-0, LW: #1 #2 St. John Bosco (California) 3-1, LW: #2 #3 Corona Centennial (California) 3-1, LW: #3 #4 Mission Viejo (California) 4-0, LW: #4 #5 De La…
A lawsuit has been filed in King County Superior Court in Washington asking the court to overturn sanctions against the Bellevue High School football program. Currently, the Wolverines are banned from playing in the postseason for two years, plus Bellevue…
The postseason playoff ban against the Bellevue football program has been reduced from four years to two years. According to the Seattle Times, SeaKing District 2, which overseas KingCo Conference, which imposed the four year ban, cut the postseason ban in…
Athletic directors from the KingCo Conference have voted to ban Bellevue (Washington) from the postseason for four years, according to a report from the Seattle Times. In addition, Bellevue is prohibited from accepting donations of money, equipment and products from…
The Seattle Times is reporting that Bellevue head football coach Butch Goncharoff may have coached his final high school football games for the Wolverines. According to the newspaper, Goncharoff has been placed on administrative leave and school district officials are…
by Cam Smith, USA TODAY High School Sports USA TODAY High School Sports is a partner of High School Football America Don’t look now, but the ugliness surrounding the Bellevue football program was just made much more specific, immediate and…
High School Football America is tracking all of the FBS signings in the state of Washington on National Signing Day 2016. Clark Barrington, OL – University – BYU Dylan Beeler, ATH – Clarkston – Idaho Rashaad Boddie, RB – Skyline…
by Jeff Fisher Lake Stevens (Washington) Jacob Eason has been named the Maxwell Football Club’s National Player of the Year. This past season, Eason, who is already enrolled at the University of Georgia, completed 70 percent of his passes for…
by Jeff Fisher The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association has reached a three-year agreement with the Tacoma Dome to keep the state football championships there through 2018. Earlier this month, the WIAA announced that the semifinals were moving away from the…
by Jeff Fisher The Tacoma Dome will not host next year’s Washington Interscholastic Activities Association state football semifinals and the championships could also be moving. According to the Bellingham Herald, the WIAA has decided to move the state semifinals away…