If there was any question on who is the best quarterback in the state of Washington, Jake’s performance against their top challenger this past weekend was the answer. Heaps showcased his passing ability all game long. This talented athlete deserves the attention he’s drawing from programs across the nation.
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10-2-08 @ Troy
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At Auburn Memorial Stadium, safety Carlo Lavoie intercepted three passes and the fifth-ranked Trojans (5-0, 5-0) pounded out 359 rushing yards behind a dominating offensive line to beat the Chargers (2-3, 1-3) in the North. Sophomore Austen Embody carried 10 times for 116 yards, with a 40-yard scoring run, and 235-pound junior Chris Young had two TD runs and 98 yards on 15 carries for Auburn. |
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Kent Valley Sports covering all of the valley’s high school sports. Check out these photos!
Debra Coleman spoke with UES this past week and she shared some great news on her younger son, Valentino Coleman, the younger brother of Deandre Coleman who has already given a verbal commit to UW. Tino has received interest from Cal, UW and Arizona.
It was a great evening for a football game and the crowd showed up early. Both sides exchanged cheers for about an hour before kick off. Members of the UES Family were well represented on both sides. The Trojans took control of the game early and never looked back. Trojans amassed over 400 yards on the ground against Kentwood’s defense. With a young team the future looks pretty bright for the Auburn Trojans. The Trojans finished with control of the SPSL North on a 28-7 victory. They now own wins against Federal Way and Kentwood. As noted by another media source, everyone contributes on the Auburn team, currently ranked sixth in the 4A Division. Courtesy of KVS Photos
Interviews with a few of the Auburn Trojans from Kent Meridian and Kentwood games
Recap of Saturday’s exciting game between BYU and UW. The game featured former UES members. On the field coverage provided by Island Sports Media.
Still looking for an excellent camp this summer? Join Jason Gesser and his coaching staff for a day of position specific drills and an opportunity for each athlete at any skill level to go into the pre-season ready to compete! Campers expected from as far as Northern California, Idaho and across WA state.
Gesser, current Arena1 QB with the Utah Blaze, former NFL QB of the Tennessee Titans and Washington State Univ Alumni, is excited to be hosting his first full instructional camp. See you there!
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Big John Manumaleuna Foundation’s San Diego event brought out some great people. Brandon Manumaleuna from the San Diego Chargers volunteered his time to coach the kids and meet the community. TASK Foundation’s founder, Sina Tupea was on hand with her staff the entire day supporting the kids with food and drinks. Bryson Kim with Island Pix and the crew from Tropical Jams covered all the action. The area offered a solid pool of talent which was showcased through out the camp. Check out some of the great action shots from Saturday’s event courtesy of UES & Island Pix! Click here
Dominique Moe, LB out of Timpview HS in Provo, UT and Braysen Deering, OL from Kent Meridian HS in Kent WA will be attending Dixie State University this fall. Congratulations to both athletes and their families for a great accomplishment.
Our Congratulation goes out to Logan for getting an opportunity to play for the University Idaho “Vandals” this fall. Logan was also sought after by some other Universities but decided to take the opportunity offer by the “Vandals”.
June 7, 2008 Big John Manumaleuna Foundation held it’s free football and volleyball camp at Foster High School in Seattle WA. Read more
