7 offseason Washington high school football transfers that likely help WIAA title contenders in 2026

These familiar faces in new uniforms should give their expected playoff-bound programs a lift this fall

MJ Wadley’s offseason transfer from Yelm should give Graham-Kapowsin a pair of top-notch bookend pass rushers along the defensive line this fall. (Lauren Smith / VarsityWA)

Sometimes, it just doesn’t work out.

People move on. Parents find work elsewhere. Players want to try something different. And coaches are left to constantly update their team rosters.

With the 2026 Washington high school football season set to kick off with games in six weeks, here are seven notable offseason transfers that could have a positive impact for players — and their new programs — this fall: