Scout.com Ranks Saylor and Grayson Among 2010 Northwest Hot 50
Written by on February 16, 2009
Heritage Jr. QB Garrett Grayson (left) was the 2008 GSHL 4A Offensive Player Of The Year while Union Jr. WR Mitch Saylor (right) was the 2008 GSHL 3A Offensive Player Of The Year.
Scout.com has come out with its “2010 Northwest Hot 50″
The list is a ranking of the top 50 Northwest football players who will graduate in 2010.
The list included 20 players for Washington and 7 players from Oregon. Other states represented were Utah, Hawaii, Idaho and BC (Canada).
Union WR Mitch Saylor is ranked 37th overall and Heritage QB Garrett Grayson is ranked 40th overall.
Saylor is the 4th ranked WR and 3rd ranked WR from Washington while Grayson is the 6th ranked QB and 2nd ranked QB from Washington behind only #1 overall Jake Heaps of Skyline.
Mitch Salyor helped lead his Union Titans all the way to the WIAA 3A Football finals in 2008 with 765 yards receiving and 15 TD. Saylor also returned a blocked kick 65 yards with 3 seconds remaining in the 4th quarter for a 21-14 win over Ferndale in the state quarterfinals. (watch video) Saylor is a 2x GSHL 3A all-league WR and was the 2008 3A Offensice Player Of The Year.
Grayson is already the GSHL career passing leader with 6000 yds and 48 TD in only 17 games. Grayson is a 2x GSHL 4A all-league QB and was the 2008 4A Player Of The Year. “He is gifted with great athletic ability, but he is the hardest working kid I have coached” said Nate Becksted, Heritage Head Football Coach.
Mitch Saylor Highlight Video
Garrett Grayson Highlight Video
Scout.com 2010 Northwest Hot 50
- Jake Heaps QB 6-2/195/4.7 Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline
- Curtis White DE 6-5/240/4.8 Eugene (Ore.) Sheldon
- Bronson Kaufusi DE 6-6/220/4.7 Provo (Utah) Timpview
- Jamaal Kearse WR 6-2/198/4.5 Lakewood (Wash.) Lakes
- A’I Ho-Ching LB 6-0/210/4.75 Sandy (Utah) Alta
- VJ Fehoko LB 6-0/225/4.69 Honolulu (Hawai’I) Farrington
- Larry Dixon RB 5-10/210/4.5 Silverdale (Wash.) Olympic
- Owamagbe Odighizuwa DE 6-3/220/4.8 Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
- Zach Fogerson FB 6-1/225/4.65 Seattle (Wash.) O’Dea Washington
- Sione Potoae DL 6-3/275/4.9 Lakewood (Wash.) Lakes
- Chris Badger DB 6-1/192/4.6 Provo (Utah) Timpview
- Andrew Manley QB 6-3/215/4.9 Wahiwa (Hawai’I) Leilehua
- Chris Young LB 6-1/230/4.7 Auburn (Wash.) Auburn
- Tuni Kanuch DL 6-1/285/4.99 South Jordan (Utah) Bingham
- Justin Podrabsky QB 6-6/210/4.78 Lewiston (Idaho) Lewiston
- Kenneth Acker DB 6-1/180/4.5 Portland (Ore.) Grant
- Keanon Lowe DB 5-10/170/4.5 Portland (Ore.) Jesuit
- Taz Stevenson WR 6-3/175/4.5 Mililani (Hawai’I) Mililani
- Devin Topps RB 6-1/200/4.65 Kent (Wash.) Kentridge
- Julious Moore DL 6-0/250/4.9 Bellevue (Wash.) Bellevue
- Micah Hatchie OL 6-5/270/5.3 Waialua (Hawai’I) Waialua
- Kona Schwenke DE 6-5/200/4.6 Kahuku (Hawai’I) Kahuku
- Ricky Heimuli DL 6-4/285/4.9 Salt Lake City (Utah) Brighton
- Aaron Dunn DE 6-6/220/4.79 Spokane (Wash.) Mead
- Mike Marboe C 6-2/280/5.39 Wenatchee (Wash.) Wenatchee
- Colin Porter OL 6-4/280/5.2 Redmond (Wash.) Redmond
- Jase Butorac OL 6-3/270/5.34 Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline
- Alex Hart QB 6-2/175/4.6 Sandy (Utah) Jordan
- Tanner Hinds RB 5-11/190/4.59 Kaysville (Utah) Davis
- Algernon Brown RB 6-1/205/4.6 Salt Lake City (Utah) Skyline
- James Atoe OL 6-6/335/5.5 The Dalles (Ore.) The Dalles
- Graham Rowley OL 6-3/250/4.9 Waialua (Hawai’I) Waialua
- Connor Hamlett WR 6-5/230/4.8 Lynnwood (Wash.) Meadowdale
- Ben Riva OL 6-6/286/5.3 Seattle (Wash.) O’Dea
- Josh Milhollin QB 6-4/200/4.8 Medford (Ore.) South Medford
- Keli’I Kekuewa OL 6-2/300/5.65 Keaau (Hawai’I) Kamehameha
- Mitch Saylor WR 6-6/205/4.62 Camas (Wash.) Union
- Grant Gellatly DB 5-10/180/4.55 Issaquah (Wash.) Issaquah
- Christian Wesley TE 6-5/215/4.8 Silverdale (Wash.) Central Kitsap
- Garrett Grayson QB 6-2/180/4.8 Vancouver (Wash.) Heritage
- Kaiwi Crabb OL 6-4/250/5.1 Honolulu (Hawai’I) Punahou
- Dustin Elisara LB 6-2/225/4.75 Kapolei (Hawai’I) Kapolei
- Kelvin Cain LB 6-4/205/4.7 Portland (Ore.) Grant
- Kalua Ellis LB 5-11/220/4.75 Wahiwa (Hawai’I) Leilehua
- Spencer Beale OL 6-5/290/5.42 Lewiston (Idaho) Lewiston
- Lemar Durant WR 6-2/201/4.6 Coquitlam (BC) Centennial
- Cooper Pelluer TE 6-2/200/4.7 Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline
- Daniel English WR 6-2/180/4.5 New Westminster (BC) New Westminster
- Tannon Pedersen QB 6-3/175/4.8 Highland (Utah) Lone Peak
- Anthony DeMatteo LB 6-0/190/4.6 Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline
View the full list at Scout.com
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Garrett Grayson is the best Quarterback I’ve ever seen! I’ll probably be going to Heritage next year as a freshman, and he is my idol Quarterback right now.
That’s nice. I will debate your comment about him being the best quarterback ever seen since I played with John Elway, Guy Benjamin, Mike Cordova, Steve Dills, and Turk Shonert in college. John especially wasn’t too bad and carved out a nice little NFL career. Garrett is very good and has a great future as well. Looking forward to following his career after Heritage. It appears as though he has been held back a bit in his current program.
By the way,………….Ah, never mind, looking forward to the upcoming season.
Don’t miss the Camas -Heritage game on Sept. 4th at Mckenzie. Last year these 2 teams combined for 800+ yards of passing when they played in Camas.
Correction, 778 yards.