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Hace 1 día · Archbishop Riordan wide receiver Chris Lawson – one of the Bay Area’s top high school football players – has committed to the University of Washington, he announced on Sunday. Lawson, a 4 ...
Hace 1 día · On Sunday night, the 6-foot-1, 185-pound Lawson, a 4-star recruit from Archbishop Riordan High School, committed to the University of Washington football program, choosing Jedd Fisch's Huskies ...
Hace 1 día · Chris Lawson, a four-star athlete who will likely play wide receiver in college, just announced Sunday of his college commitment on Instagram. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound incoming senior the Archbishop Riordan-San Francisco is the 77th Top 100 California recruit to commit — according to rankings by 247Sports — and the 54th to plan to leave the ...
Hace 2 días · Four-star wide receiver Chris Lawson out of Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco committed to Washington on Sunday. He’s the third-highest rated recruit in UW’s 2025 recruiting ...
Hace 3 días · Published Jul. 06, 2024 • 10:00am. San Francisco once again faces a tale of two cities, this time in figuring out how to ban cellphones in schools. At private high schools in San Francisco, such as University and Archbishop Riordan, if a student is found scrolling social media during class time, their phone gets taken away, or they get detention.
Hace 1 día · Chris Lawson, a talented wide receiver from San Francisco’s Archbishop Riordan High School, announced his decision on Sunday night to join the University of Washington’s football team. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Lawson, who has been making waves with his impressive play, chose the Huskies over other top contenders such as Oregon and California.
Hace 2 días · The San Francisco-Archbishop Riordan star picked the Huskies over Oregon and Cal. NorCalPreps Join the team ... The current coaching staff was one of the first to become involved with him early in his high school career, and when Jedd Fisch, Kevin Cummings and several other coaches made the move to UW it made all the more sense for the four ...
