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Liberty’s Bainton and Lindbergh’s Toms make Washington All-American list

August 11th, 2010 at Wed, 11th, 2010 at 10:41 am by Adam McFadden

Liberty’s Jake Bainton (athlete) and Lindbergh’s Diondre Toms (defensive back) each made SuperPrep’s preseason Washington All-American list.
The rest of the team:
Kasen Williams (WR, Skyline)
Austin Seferian-Jenkins (TE, Gig Harbor)
Charlie Hopkins (DE/TE, Gonzaga Prep)
Danny Shelton (DL, Auburn)
Bishop Sankey (RB, Gonzaga Prep)
Taniela Tupou (DL, Archbishop Murphy)
Rahmel Dockery (WR/DB, Curtis)
Conner Cree (DL, Skyline)
Max Hersey (TE, Curtis)
Jamaal Jones (WR, Graham-Kapowsin)
Ellis Henderson (DB/WR, Skyview)
Jarett Finau (DL, Juanita)
Dexter Charles (OL, Stanwood)
Kendrick Van Ackeren (DB, Bellevue)
Justin Lane (QB, Lakewood)
Tana Pritchard (ATH, Clover Park)
Cameron McKernan (RB/WR, Kentridge)
Julius Tevaga (DL, Archbishop Murphy)
Cory Ladd (OL, Gig Harbor)
Nik Landdeck (LB, Issaquah)

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