Former Seahawks Coach Will Not Be a Part of Bellevue Staff

by Jeff Fisher

Washington High School Football Huddle

Rumors of former Seattle Seahawks head coach Jim Mora being a coach at Bellevue High School may have been over exaggerated.  

Several days after The Seattle Times reported that Wolverine head coach Butch Goncharoff indicated that Mora might be helping his program this season as a coach,  Mora told the Times, that wasn't the case.  However, if you read reporter Danny O'Neil's story, you'll notice that Mora didn't deny that he will be helping out in some way.

Bellevue HS Gets Boost From a Couple of Former NFL Coaches

by Jeff Fisher
Washington High School Football Huddle

It's not unusual to see former NFL players taking to the high school sidelines to begin their coaching careers, but it's not everyday that a former NFL head coach goes back to school.

The Seattle Times is reporting that Jim Mora, who was fired by the Seattle Seahawks at the end of last season, will have some role with the Bellevue football program for the upcoming season.  The Times is also reporting that Mora's former assistant coach Chris Beake will be the Wolverines' defensive coordinator.

Washington - 2010 National Signing Day

Travis Bogard (Inglemoor) OL - Wyoming
Blair Bomber (Lynden) WR - Washington St.
Xavier Cooper (Wilson) DE - Washington St.
Jesse Davis (Asotin) DE - Idaho
Aaron Dunn (Mead) TE - Washington St.
Daniel Fleischman (Issaquah) OL - Wyoming
Zach Fogerson (O'Dea) FB - Washington
Maxx Forde (Woodinville) DE - Idaho
John Fullington (North Mason) OL - Washington St.
Conner Halliday (Ferris) QB - Washington St.
Michael Hartvigson (Bothell) DE/TE - Washington
Jake Heaps (Skyline) QB - BYU
Andrew Hudson (Redlands East Valley) DE - Washington
John Kanongata'a (Bellevue) LB - Montana
Jamaal Kearse (Lakes) S/WR - Washington
Brett Kirschner (Interlake) RB - Montana
Danny Kistler, Jr. (O'Dea) OT - Montana
Mike Marboe (Wenatchee) OL - Idaho
Cooper Pelluer (Skyline) LB - Washington
Trevor Poole (Ferris) DL - Montana
Colin Porter (Bothell) OL - Washington
Sione Potoa'e (Lakes) DL - Washington
Austin Reifeis (Eastlake) TE - Montana
Ben Riva (O'Dea) OL - Washington
Jake Rodgers (Shadle Park) TE - Washington St.
Bo Tully (Mead) S - Montana
Darius Waters (Lakes) LB - Washington
Ben Westrum (Black Hills) OL - Idaho
Chris Young (Auburn) LB/RB - Washington

Puyallup HS in Market for New Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
Washington High School Football Huddle

Two wins short of 250 career victories, Tom Ingles has stepped away from the head coaching job at Puyallup.

According to the Seattle Times, the 2005 inductee into the Washingotn State Football Hall of Fame isn't ready to hang-up the coaching clipboard. In 33-years, Ingles has a record of 248-103 with three state championships...two at Kentwood (2001 and 2002) and one at Liberty (1988).

Skyline Wins Third Straight 4A Title

by Jeff Fisher
Washington High School Football Huddle

Skyline quarterback Jake Heaps high school career ended with a third straight Washington 4A title Saturday as he and his teammates beat Ferris 45-21.

The Seattle Times reports that Heaps went out on a high-note throwing a 4A title game record four touchdown passes.

Washington High School Football Scores - Championships

Washington High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 5, 2009

Championships

4A
Skyline  45  Ferris  21

2A
Lynden  16  West Valley (Spokane)  6

2B
Adna  32  Colfax  24

1A
Connell  28  Cascade Christian  7

Washington High School Football Scores
Friday, December 4, 2009


Championships

3A
Bellevue  23  Liberty  17

1B
Tri-Cities Prep  80  Lummi National  40

Bellevue Wins Seventh Washington High School Football Title in Nine Years

by Jeff Fisher
Washington High School Football Huddle

Bellevue defended its 3A championship Saturday beating Liberty 23-17.

The Seattle Times reports the Wolverines got big performances down the stretch from its seniors.

Bellevue has now won 3A titles in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2009.  When the Wolverines 1983 is added in, Bellevue now has eight football championships