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2025 Eastern Washington roster

111 players: 50 freshmen, 20 sophomores, 22 juniors, 14 seniors, 5 with no class listed. From 14 states and 1 other country; the most from Washington (55) and California (25). The 2025 season.

Quarterbacks 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
2Nate Bell QB5′10″194Brentwood, CA1,004 passing yards, 7 TD; 662 rushing yards, 7 TD
12Jake Schakel QBFr.6′2″207Puyallup, WA997 passing yards, 4 TD
15Jared Taylor QBSr.6′0″203North Lakewood, WA344 passing yards
10Kaden Rolfsness QBFr.6′3″225Puyallup, WA236 passing yards, 1 TD
11Anthony Quinones QBFr.6′0″205Murrieta, CA

Running backs 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
21Marceese Yetts RBJr.5′9″175Santa Ana, CA239 rushing yards, 4 TD
3Kevin Allen III RBFr.5′11″196San Diego, CA259 rushing yards, 4 TD
22Wilson Medina RBFr.6′0″209Burnt Ranch, CA77 rushing yards
7Malik Dotson RBJr.6′0″212Arlington, WA14 rushing yards
22Amir Dendy RBJr.6′1″205Anderson, SC
25Talon Betts RBJr.5′11″170Rochester, WA
45Ryker Oswald RBFr.

Receivers 14

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
0Miles Williams WRJr.6′0″192Happy Valley, OR41 catches, 524 yards, 2 TD
6Noah Cronquist WRSr.5′10″190Moorpark, CA32 catches, 374 yards, 1 TD
17Nolan Ulm WRSr.6′2″203Kelowna, BC28 catches, 264 yards, 1 TD
18Cole Pruett WRJr.5′7″178Monroe, WA27 catches, 269 yards, 2 TD
13Wesley Garrett WR5′11″189Mukilteo, WA22 catches, 253 yards
6Jaxon Branch WRFr.6′3″199Chandler, AZ14 catches, 172 yards, 2 TD
80Drew Carlson WRFr.6′1″192Olympia, WA6 catches, 88 yards
14David Cabrera WRFr.5′9″171Goodyear, AZ1 catch, −2 yards
14Riley Rudolfo WRSr.5′10″182Sultan, WA1 catch, 1 yard
15Boden Gardner WRFr.6′2″203Spokane, WA1 catch, 0 yards
19Sean Embree Jr. WRTransfer from Washington StateFr.6′4″187
83Rylin Lang WRFr.6′0″186Anacortes, WA
87Kyson Thomas WRTransfer from Washington StateFr.178Moses Lake, WA
91Connor Hawk WRFr.

Tight ends 8

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
88Landon Cooper TESr.6′3″235Sutter, CA22 catches, 239 yards, 2 TD
82Zander Turner TEFr.6′4″250Seattle, WA4 catches, 15 yards
44Kayden Stuit TEFr.6′4″253Lynden, WA3 catches, 14 yards
85Will Roberts TEJr.6′6″230San Anselmo, CA1 catch, 7 yards
39Isaiah Oudman TEFr.6′3″220Lynden, WA
42Ryan Johnson TEJr.6′3″230Camarillo, CA
86Braden Kuik TESo.6′4″228Lynden, WA
89Asher Bowie TEFr.6′5″210Rathdrum, ID

Offensive line 19

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
56Kyle Stahlecker OLSo.6′6″305Citrus Heights, CA
57Michael Gradle OLFr.6′5″295Moorpark, CA
58Cole Abarca OLJr.6′5″283
61Andrew Langer OLFr.6′3″285Carlsbad, CA
64Brady Ackerman OLFr.6′4″292Everson, WA
66Cole McGovern OLSo.6′5″287
67Mark Johnson OLFr.6′5″293Vernon, BC
70Gavin Allen OLFr.6′6″284Kennewick, WA
72Dylan Conner OLJr.6′5″290Orange, CA
72Jackson Ritchie OLFr.6′7″309Billings, MT
73Aidan Corning OLSr.6′6″293Deming, WA
73Dane Gatterman OLSo.6′2″308Lynden, WA
74Nick Savage OLFr.6′3″279Issaquah, WA
75Dylan Scott OLFr.6′4″267Arlington, WA
75Fletcher Gibson OLSo.6′2″290Kingsport, TN
76Carson Berry OLFr.
77Gabriel Rzany OLSo.6′7″308Graham, WA
77William Buzzard OLSo.6′3″277Chehalis, WA
78Gabe Rhue OLSo.6′4″301Boring, OR

Defensive line 18

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
11Ben Voigtlaender DEJr.6′3″247Spokane, WA4 tackles
17Tylin Jackson DLSo.6′4″255Federal Way, WA3 tackles
98Jirah Leaupepetele DTSo.6′3″349Apple Valley, CA2 tackles
4Isaiah Perez DTJr.6′2″299Othello, WA1 tackle
12Dishawn Misa DEJr.6′2″245Tacoma, WA1 tackle
90Justis La’ulu DTJr.6′2″3331 tackle
94Jaden Radke DEJr.6′3″253Okanogan, WA1 return, 13 yards
10Trevor Thurman DESr.6′3″231Kenmore, WA
53Lijah Petelo DTFr.6′5″240Auburn, WA
55Yemoni Howell DESo.6′2″218Seattle, WA
59Clayton McCarrell DLFr.6′3″284Las Vegas, NV
91Elijah Riley DEFr.6′3″230Corona, CA
92Brandon Thomas DESo.6′3″229Spokane Valley, WA
93Ethan Williamson DTJr.6′0″260Colbert, WA
95Waylon Romero DLFr.6′3″297Spokane Valley, WA
98Jaice Tupea DTFr.6′2″279South Jordan, UT
99Gauge Larsen DEFr.6′3″209Rigby, ID
99Jheison Saunds DLSr.265Paterson, NJ

Linebackers 10

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
26Read Sunn LBTransfer from WyomingSr.6′2″230Wasilla, AK5 tackles
9Myles Mayovsky LBJr.6′1″220Kennewick, WA4 tackles
5Samarai Anderson LBSo.6′1″225Corona, CA2 tackles
37Vincent Macaluso LBSo.6′2″223Upland, CA2 tackles
41Tyler Lepolo LBJr.6′0″225Oakley, CA
45Shea Robertson LBFr.6′1″222Coeur d’Alene, ID
50Tyras Blake LBFr.6′4″210Post Falls, ID
51Gage Brumfield LBFr.6′2″227Chehalis, WA
52Conner Walcker LBFr.6′3″215Ferndale, WA
54Cooper MacPherson LBFr.6′2″210Pasco, WA

Defensive backs 25

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
31Jaylon Jenkins SSo.6′1″196Federal Way, WA2 tackles, 5 INT
8Ambrose Marsh DBFr.6′1″176Renton, WA6 tackles, 2 INT
28Drew Carter SJr.6′2″183Lake Stevens, WA9 tackles, 1 INT
30Jonathan Landry CBSo.5′11″180Vancouver, WA3 tackles, 2 INT
4Isaac Redford SSo.5′11″200Everett, WA2 INT
20D’Andre Greeley CBJr.5′11″195Monroe, LA1 tackle, 1 INT
1Bryce Smith DBFr.6′1″194Bellevue, WA5 tackles
3DaJean Wells CBSr.5′11″177Seattle, WA1 INT
34JoJo Maxey-Johnson CBSo.6′2″196Tacoma, WA1 INT
33Josiah Goode SFr.6′2″170Federal Way, WA3 tackles
36Gavin O’Leary SSo.6′1″205Oakland, CA1 tackle
0McKel Broussard S6′0″209Sherman Oaks, CA
13Bjorn Birmingham Jr. SFr.6′2″193San Bernardino, CA
13Tariq May DBJr.6′4″244Baltimore, MD
21Jeremiah Polk DBFr.5′11″185Yuma, AZ
21Messiah Washington CBFr.6′0″188Los Angeles, CA
23Marcus Nixon SFr.6′1″209Bellingham, WA
24Marcus Lloyd DBFr.6′0″170Bonney Lake, WA
25Landen Kahai CBFr.6′0″184Tacoma, WA
27Steven Lee Jr. DBFr.6′2″196
29Dre Greeley CBJr.5′11″191Monroe, LA
32Bryce Lucas CBSr.5′10″185Temecula, CA
35Zion Jones CB6′2″163Spanaway, WA
38Jaden Price DBTransfer from Eastern MichiganSr.197Brentwood, CA
40Amdane Aboudou CBSr.6′1″175Seattle, WA

Specialists 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
46Landon Ogles PSr.6′3″250San Diego, CA78 punts, 40.6 average
16Soren McKee PK6′0″204Bend, OR11 of 12 field goals
38Hunter McKee PKFr.6′3″211Spokane, WA0 of 1 field goal
47Tyson Jacobson LSSo.6′0″215Camas, WA1 tackle
97Luke Faccone PTransfer from Air ForceFr.6′0″191
Ben Voigtlaender, Boden Gardner, Hunter McKee, Brandon Thomas, Waylon RomeroIsaiah Oudman, Kayden Stuit, Brady Ackerman, Dane Gatterman, Braden KuikDaJean Wells, Amdane Aboudou, Yemoni Howell, Zander TurnerTylin Jackson, Jaylon Jenkins, Josiah Goode, Lijah PeteloBryce Smith, Ambrose Marsh, Nick SavageKaden Rolfsness, Jake Schakel, Marcus LloydDishawn Misa, Landen Kahai, JoJo Maxey-JohnsonShea Robertson, Tyras Blake, Asher BowieNate Bell, Tyler LepoloKevin Allen III, Landon OglesIsaac Redford, Wesley GarrettSamarai Anderson, Elijah RileyNoah Cronquist, Michael GradleMalik Dotson, Dylan ScottMyles Mayovsky, Gavin AllenAnthony Quinones, Bryce LucasD’Andre Greeley, Dre GreeleyMarceese Yetts, Dylan ConnerGage Brumfield, William BuzzardMcKel BroussardMiles WilliamsIsaiah PerezJaxon BranchTrevor ThurmanBjorn Birmingham Jr.Tariq MayDavid CabreraRiley RudolfoSoren McKeeCole PruettJeremiah PolkMessiah WashingtonAmir DendyMarcus NixonTalon BettsRead SunnDrew CarterJonathan LandryZion JonesGavin O’LearyVincent MacalusoRyan JohnsonTyson JacobsonConner WalckerCooper MacPhersonClayton McCarrellAndrew LangerAidan CorningFletcher GibsonGabriel RzanyGabe RhueDrew CarlsonRylin LangWill RobertsKyson ThomasLandon CooperEthan WilliamsonJaden RadkeJaice TupeaJirah LeaupepeteleGauge LarsenWA 55CA 25ID 4AZ 3OR 3
Hometowns of the 2025 Eastern Washington roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. Washington 55
  2. California 25
  3. Idaho 4
  4. Oregon 3
  5. Arizona 3
  6. BC 2
  7. Louisiana 2
  8. Maryland 1

Top counties

  1. King County, Washington pop. 2.3 million 12
  2. Pierce County, Washington pop. 930,000 8
  3. Whatcom County, Washington pop. 231,000 8
  4. Snohomish County, Washington pop. 844,000 7
  5. Spokane County, Washington pop. 549,000 6

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2025 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.