All-Area football MVP Kirby Moore of Prosser and CBBN Cascade MVP Jamison Rowe of Richland were named to both the Seattle Times and Tacoma News Tribune's all-state teams.
Moore, who set national records for single-season (34) and career (95) touchdown receptions, was named as a wide receiver to both squads.
Rowe made it as a defensive back on the Times' team and as a kick returner on the News Tribune's team.
The Associated Press all-state teams will be announced later this week.
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LAS VEGAS -- On the day last month when Boise State senior quarterback Kellen Moore tied the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision record for career wins by a quarterback, he pointed at the pictures of all of the Broncos' seniors in the team room.
"A bunch of people up on this board all have the same record," he said. "It's pretty neat." A fitting thought from a team-first star quarterback, but the reality is much different.
Only three of those seniors have played in every game the past four seasons like Moore -- tight end Kyle Efaw, safety George Iloka and defensive tackle Billy Winn -- and coach Chris Petersen says the Broncos wouldn't have a 46-2 record since the start of the 2008 season with anyone else under center.
Boise State's Moore named MVC top offensive player
Boise State's Moore named MVC top offensive player
Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore has been named top offensive player in the Mountain West Conference this week for his performance in the Broncos' victory over Fresno State on Friday.
Moore, a Prosser graduate, was 23-of-31 for 254 yards and three touchdowns in Friday's 57-7 rout of the Bulldogs. Moore left the game in the third quarter with the No. 5 Broncos (5-0) in firm control of the game.
For Moore, it's the third time he's won the honor this season.
Boise State's Moore on verge of record
Boise State's Moore on verge of record
BOISE, Idaho -- No. 5 Boise State survived its first big test of the season Saturday, beating Air Force 37-26 in a game Kellen Moore and the rest of the Broncos' starters for the first time all season had to play the full 60 minutes.
Now Boise State gets a midseason breather with an off week.
The Broncos get some time to heal, ponder their march toward another undefeated season and brace for intensified speculation about their national title hopes and future in some other conference.
Boise State's Moore inspires young Georgia QB
Boise State's Moore inspires young Georgia QB
ATHENS, Ga. -- Aaron Murray knows what kind of quarterback he wants to be at Georgia.
The kind who brings the same effort and enthusiasm to every workout, every practice, every game. The kind who always seems to make the right call. The kind who inspires confidence in his teammates and spurs them on to greater heights.
Most of all, he wants to be a winner.
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