PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Mathew Sevao
Defensive lineman, Lake Stevens, sr.
Sevao broke his own school record with 17 sacks, finishing with six multi-sack games. He also forced two fumbles, recorded a safety and blocked a punt. Sevao registered a team-high 118 tackles and helped anchor a Vikings defense that allowed just 13.5 points per game.
FIRST TEAM
Mathew Sevao
Defensive lineman, Lake Stevens, sr.
Josh Jerome
Defensive lineman, Monroe, sr.
The Eastern Washington University commit recorded eight sacks, 87 tackles, two forced fumbles and a saftey. He helped anchor a Bearcats defense that allowed less than 20 points per game.
Jevon Morris
Defensive lineman, Lake Stevens, sr.
Morris recorded seven sacks, 90 tackles, a forced fumble and a blocked field goal. He helped anchor a Vikings defense that allowed just 13.5 points per game.
Tyler McAtee
Defensive lineman, Edmonds-Woodway, sr.
McAtee recorded 11.5 sacks and 41 tackles, helping anchor a Warriors defense that allowed less than 14 points per game.
Ricky Baker
Linebacker, Monroe, sr.
Baker recorded eight sacks, 151 tackles, two interceptions and a forced fumble. He helped anchor a Bearcats defense that allowed less than 20 points per game.
Dominic Lawrence
Linebacker, Edmonds-Woodway, sr.
Lawrence recorded 7.5 sacks, 94 tackles and an interception. He helped anchor a Warriors defense that allowed less than 14 points per game.
Ben Hines
Linebacker, Archbishop Murphy, sr.
Hines recorded four sacks and forced four fumbles, returning one for a touchdown. He finished with 118 tackles and helped anchor a Wildcats defense that allowed less than 12 points per game.
Payton Bastien
Linebacker, Arlington, sr.
Bastien recorded six sacks, 160 tackles, two forced fumbles and an interception.
Kyler Gordon
Defensive back, Archbishop Murphy, sr.
The highly ranked college recruit intercepted five passes — returning one for a touchdown — and forced three fumbles. He helped anchor a Wildcats defense that allowed less than 12 points per game.
Noah Becker
Defensive back, Edmonds-Woodway, sr.
Becker intercepted six passes and helped anchor a Warriors defense that allowed less than 14 points per game.
Dorian Hardin
Defensive back, Oak Harbor, jr.
Hardin intercepted seven passes and helped anchor a Wildcats defense that allowed less than 16 points per game.
Anthony Hutchinson
Defensive back, Lake Stevens, sr.
After returning from a preseason injury, Hutchinson intercepted three passes and helped anchor a Vikings defense that allowed just 13.5 points per game.
Brandon Bach
Punter, Mountlake Terrace, jr.
Bach pinned 11 of 40 punts inside the 20-yard line and finished with a net average of 33.4 yards per punt. His longest punt went 60 yards.
SECOND TEAM
Ryan Sander
Defensive lineman, Lake Stevens, sr.
Sander recorded five sacks, 53 tackles, two interceptions and a forced fumble. He helped anchor a Vikings defense that allowed just 13.5 points per game.
Tyler McClendon
Defensive lineman, Edmonds-Woodway, sr.
McClendon recorded 7.5 sacks and 37 tackles, helping anchor a Warriors defense that allowed less than 14 points per game.
Jackson Harris
Defensive lineman, Snohomish, sr.
Harris recorded 10 sacks, 42 tackles and two forced fumbles.
Jonathan Cox III
Defensive lineman, Lakewood, sr.
Cox III recorded eight sacks, 52 tackles, four forced fumbles and a blocked punt.
Jonathan Navarro
Linebacker, Jackson, sr.
Navarro recorded four sacks, 82.5 tackles and two interceptions.
Joshua Erling
Linebacker, Glacier Peak, sr.
Erling recorded 14 sacks, 83 tackles and four forced fumbles.
Nathan Lynn
Linebacker, Stanwood, sr.
Lynn recorded five sacks, 119 tackles, five forced fumbles and an interception.
Aaron Martinez
Linebacker, Oak Harbor, jr.
Martinez recorded two sacks, 104 tackles, four forced fumbles and an interception. He helped anchor a Wildcats defense that allowed less than 16 points per game.
Campbell Hudson
Defensive back, Arlington, sr.
Hudson intercepted four passes.
Will Schafer
Defensive back, Meadowdale, sr.
Schafer intercepted five passes.
Jayden Jackson
Defensive back, Meadowdale, sr.
Jackson intercepted five passes.
Bryan Sarnowski
Defensive back, Edmonds-Woodway, soph.
Sarnowski intercepted three passes and helped anchor a Warriors defense that allowed less than 14 points per game.
David Eisenkraft
Punter, Everett, jr.
Eisenkraft averaged 41.1 net yards per punt and pinned three punts inside the 20-yard line. His longest punt went 50 yards.
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