NWAACC adds 36 more ballers

More players continue to sign on to play some hoops in the NWAACC with a few surprises showing up on the list, including some pre-2005 graduates.

Snohomish 2004 grad Paul Brockman will be heading across Lake Washington from SPU to play at Bellevue CC. And 2002 Class 1A State tournament MVP, as well as career 1A state tournament scoring leader Chris Faidley (Kings 2004) is heading to Skagit Valley from SPU as well. Up north, 2004 Bellingham grad Tim Sellereit returns home to ball at Whatcom CC.

Latest NWAACC signees

Morris Anderson, Federal Way, Highline

Jamichael Bailey, Cascade, Green River

Drew Bergerson, Washougal, Clark

Drew Bleth, Ridgefield, Clark

Loren Bluhm, Napavine, Centralia

Anthony Brennan, Emerald Ridge, Umpqua

Raymond Brennan, Emerald Ridge, Umpqua

Paul Brockman, Snohomish, Bellevue

Ben Camp, Cheney, Big Bend

Dean Colbray, Pasco, Columbia Basin

Chris Faidlley, Kings, Skagit Valley

Shea Frazee, Redmond, Bellevue

Dave Gallaher, Maysville-Pilchuck, Everett

David Grant, Roosevelt, Bellevue

Christian Hammond, Mountlake Terrace, Columbia Basin

Brandon Herron, Bellingham, Whatcom

Alex Kirk, Prosser (WSU), Columbia Basin

Elon Longston, Federal Way, Green River

Nick Lindseth, Seattle Christian, Green River

Connor McPherson, South Kitsap, Olympic

Matt Mgebroff, Kentwood, Highline

Jamil Moore, South Kitsap, Highline

Maurice Moorehead, Lincoln, Centralia

Ryan Moreau, Squalicum, Skagit Valley

Mike Ognoskie, Sumner, Centralia

John Ostlund, Tumwater, Centralia

Sean Price, Columbia River, Grays Harbor

Stuart Reynolds, Toppenish, Columbia Basin

Melvin Samuel, Renton, Centralia

Brandon Schreiber, Columbia River, Clark

Tim Sellereit, Bellingham, Whatcom

Adam Shildmeyer, Kings West, Olympic

Charles Simmons, Renton, Centralia

Riley Sivak, Ellensburg, Columbia Basin

Blake Solomon, Kentwood, Big Bend

Derrick Webb, South Kitsap, Highline