High School Profile
Gig Harbor, WA. Follow the volume, blue-chip spikes, destination programs, and draft conversion that define this recruiting pipeline.
Overview
The quick facts that frame this school's recruiting footprint.
First recruit year
2005
Latest recruit year
2022
Top college destination
Washington
Most common position group
OL
Best class by recruits
2020 (2)
Best class by blue-chip
2011 (1)
Timeline
Year-by-year recruiting output, blue-chip spikes, and drafted-player classes.
Stars
The mix of 3-star, 4-star, 5-star, and unrated recruits in this school's history.
Best Classes
The years that delivered the biggest jumps in volume, premium talent, and draft outcomes.
Most FBS recruits
2020 (2)
Most blue-chip recruits
2011 (1)
Most drafted players
2011 (1)
Destinations
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Positions
The position groups this school produces most often.
Draft Outcomes
Which recruits from this high school eventually got drafted, and where did they land?
Context
A compact readout of the signals that matter most when comparing this school to other pipelines.
Blue-chip concentration
1 premium prospects
12.5% of known FBS recruits were four-stars or five-stars.
Draft conversion
12.5%
Draft status stays visible even when round and pick data are incomplete.
Top destination lane
Washington
3 recruits reached the leading destination program.
Draft Table
Draft year, round, and pick stay optional so drafted status remains visible even when the player bridge is incomplete.
| Player | Class | Stars | Position | College | Draft Year | Round | Pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Seferian-Jenkins | 2011 | 4★ | TE | Washington | 2014 | 2 | 6 |
Top Recruits
Sorted by stars, rating, class year, and name to keep the table deterministic.
| Player | Class | Stars | Rating | Position | College | Drafted | Draft Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Seferian-Jenkins | 2011 | 4★ | 0.98 | TE | Washington | Yes | 2 |
| Kenny Alfred | 2005 | 3★ | 0.86 | OG | — | No | — |
| Hudson Cedarland | 2022 | 3★ | 0.85 | LB | Washington State | No | — |
| Jake Merrill | 2006 | 3★ | 0.85 | S | — | No | — |
| Samuel Peacock | 2020 | 3★ | 0.84 | OT | Washington | No | — |
| Korey Durkee | 2012 | 3★ | 0.82 | P | Washington | No | — |
| Matt Schweitzer | 2005 | 3★ | 0.81 | TE | Boise State | No | — |
| Jurrian Hering | 2019 | 3★ | 0.80 | CB | — | No | — |
| Brenden Rivera | 2020 | 2★ | 0.77 | OG | Eastern Washington | No | — |
| Davis Alexander | 2016 | 2★ | 0.77 | RB | Portland State | No | — |
| Kyle Olson-Urbon | 2016 | 2★ | 0.77 | WR | — | No | — |
| Kyle Urbon | 2016 | 2★ | 0.77 | WR | Eastern Washington | No | — |
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