Seattle Times All-State Offense, Defense

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Mason Kelley's 2011 Seattle Times All-State football team.

Players of Year

Overall: Max Browne, Skyline, and Tyler Hasty, Bellevue

4A: QB Max Browne, Skyline

3A: QB/DB Tyler Hasty, Bellevue

2A: RB Jordan Todd, Interlake

1A: RB Matt Hadley, Connell

2B: QB Zach Bartlow, Waitsburg-Prescott

1B: QB Josh Straughan, Colton

Coaches of Year

Overall: Butch Goncharoff, Bellevue

4A: Mat Taylor, Skyline

3A: Butch Goncharoff, Bellevue

2A: Curt Kramme, Lynden

1A: Randy Davis, Cascade Christian

2B: Jeff Bartlow, Waitsburg-Prescott

B-8: Tony McCaulley, Neah Bay


Seattle Times All-State Offense
	Player	School	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.
QB	Max Browne	Skyline	6-5	210	Jr.
In two seasons, Browne has passed for 8,216 yards and 95 TDs with just 20 interceptions.
RB	Parker Henry	Skyview	6-0	205	Sr.
Physical running back rushed for 2,192 yards, 31 touchdowns.
RB	Matt Hadley	Connell	5-11	205	Sr.
BYU recruit holds state record for career all-purpose TDs (124) and scoring (746).
WR	Michael Rector	Bellarmine Prep	6-2	185	Sr.
Washington recruit finished season with 43 catches for 916 yards, 13 touchdowns.
WR	Christian Gasca	Lake Stevens	5-11	185	Sr.
Caught 80 passes for 1,308 yards, 19 TDs; broke every school receiving record.
TE	Caleb Smith	Kentridge	6-6	245	Sr.
Oregon State-bound player averaged nearly 100 receiving yards per game.
OL	Joshua Garnett	Puyallup	6-5	295	Sr.
State's top college prospect is one of the nation's highest rated linemen.
OL	Zach Banner	Lakes	6-9	335	Sr.
One of the state's most physically gifted athletes, Banner has huge upside.
OL	Michael Kneip	Bellevue	6-5	290	Sr.
Kneip quarterbacked Wolverines' line to another 3A state title.
OL	Sam Flor	O'Dea	6-4	285	Sr.
Washington State-bound senior anchored Irish line that played for 3A title.
OL	Walker Williams	Tacoma Baptist	6-7	315	Sr.
Wisconsin will try to mold small-school product into a big-time talent.
A-P	Jordan Todd	Interlake	5-7	180	Sr.
Todd broke state rushing record (2,681 yards) while playing in state's toughest league.
K	Cameron Van Winkle	Mount Si	5-10	160	Jr.
Set state record for field goals in a season with 18 — six from 42 yards or more.


Seattle Times All-State Defense
	Player	School	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.
DL	Sawyer Whalen	Woodinville	6-4	220	Sr.
Portland State-bound senior was Falcons' heart and soul this season.
DL	Drew Sharkey	Ferris	6-2	240	Sr.
One of state's top defensive ends, Sharkey also spent time at QB due to injuries.
DL	Josh Mitchell	Mount Si	6-4	285	Sr.
Oregon State-bound senior was dominant on both sides of ball.
LB	Jordan Pulu	Federal Way	6-2	240	Sr.
Finished regular season with 61 tackles; will play at WSU next season.
LB	Peyton Pelluer	Skyline	6-1	220	Jr.
Spartans' unquestioned defensive leader had 122 solo tackles.
LB	Sean Constantine	Bellevue	6-2	218	Jr.
As talented as any linebacker in state, Constantine has UW offer as junior.
LB	Jordan Downing	Chiawana	6-1	200	Sr.
An injury cut short senior's season, but he was still CBBN's 4A MVP.
DB	Cedric Dozier	Lakes	5-11	175	Sr.
One of Washington's most impressive athletes, Dozier is committed to Cal.
DB	Tyler Hasty	Bellevue	5-11	185	Sr.
The senior started, and excelled, at two of the toughest positions — QB and CB.
DB	Jason Thompson	Kennedy Catholic	6-3	195	Sr.
Washington recruit is also a talented QB, but will probably stick to DB in college.
DB	Jayshawn Jordan	O'Dea	5-10	180	Sr.
Jordan was a key two-way contributor for Irish, who reached 3A title game.
P	Korey Durkee	Gig Harbor	6-4	195	Sr.
Averaged almost 46 yards per punt; has given verbal to Washington.

Compiled by Times staff reporter Mason Kelley