Washington high school football predictions: Who will lead 4A Wesco in passing, rushing, receiving, sacks?

Should be a great statistical race between quarterbacks Leyton Martin, of Arlington, and Kolton Matson, of Lake Stevens

Arlington quarterback Leyton Martin participates in PLU 11v11 Football Showcase on Wednesday in Parkland. / Photo by Todd Milles

The 2024 fall football season in Washington is nearly a month away from kickoff, and it's time to lay out the landscape - who is going to lead the 4A Wesco in passing, rushing, receiving on offense, and quarterback sacks on defense.

Training camp for high school teams opens Aug. 21:

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Victor Sanchez is a rising 2026 football prospect at Kamiak High School who committed to Washington Huskies in June. / Photo courtesy of Kamiak athletics

4A WESCO PASSING

Leyton Martin, Arlington: In terms of gross yardage, this might be toughest call in state. Both Martin and Lake Stevens' Kolton Matson capable of 3,500 yards.

Projected 2024 statistics: 3,350 yards, 42 touchdowns

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4A WESCO RUSHING

Jayshon Limar, Lake Stevens: Only thing that prevents 1,000-yard season is health (shoulder). Says he feels great heading into senior year.

Projected 2024 statistics: 1,150 yards, 17 touchdowns

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4A WESCO RECEIVING

Jake Willis, Arlington: Should be Leyton Martin's favorite target, he has smooth route-running and vertical strength to terrorize any defensive back.

Projected 2024 statistics: 1,250 yards, 16 touchdowns

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4A WESCO SACKS

Victor Sanchez, Kamiak: Taekwondo champion is relatively new to football, and picking up things very quickly. UW commit will have big season.

Projected 2024 statistics: 14.5 sacks.

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