WIAA/Seattle Times state athletes of the week

Class 4A

Dylan Signorelli, Moses Lake football: Signorelli passed for two touchdowns, ran for one and set school records of 350 passing yards and 380 total yards in the Chiefs' 37-13 win over Pasco.

Sarah Norris, Bothell volleyball: Norris had 24 kills and 15 digs in two conference matches, and 42 kills in the Kent Classic tournament.

Class 3A

James Holland, Hazen football: Holland carried 16 times 194 yards, with touchdowns of 72 and 42 yards in a 27-20 win over Renton. He also had 5 ½ tackles and shared a sack.

Andrea Nelson, Shadle Park cross country: Nelson beat 320 other runners to win the Mountain West Classic in Missoula, Mont. She finished three miles in 17 minutes, 53 seconds, leading the Highlanders to the team title.

Class 2A

Jacob Kreigbaum, Cedarcrest football: Kreigbaum carried 23 times for 209 yards and two touchdowns and made 15 tackles in a 28-29 win over South Whidbey.

Alexa Hughes, Archbishop Murphy soccer: The senior goalkeeper had three shutouts, including critical saves in a 3-0 win over Cedarcrest and a 1-0 shootout win over Lakewood.

Class 1A

Nick Swanson, King's football: Swanson had four catches (three for touchdowns) for 102 cards, returned a kickoff 87 yards for a score and kicked six extra points in a 54-34 win over Lakewood.

Alyssa Wickenhagen, Highland soccer: The Scotties' freshman totaled seven goals and three assists in wins over Mabton, Naches and Wahluke, including a four-goal game.

Class 2B

Robert Gillette, Darrington football: The Loggers' slotback had touchdown runs of 17 and 33 yards on reverses, returned a punt 60 yards for a TD and returned an interception 45 yards for a score in a 58-13 victory over Evergreen Lutheran.

Makenzie Carroll, Christian Faith volleyball: Carroll's 25 kills, five assists, eight blocks and 14 digs led her team to victories over Puget Sound Adventist, Seattle Lutheran and Rainier Christian.

Class 1B

No boys or girls nominated.

The WIAA/Seattle Times State Athletes of the Week are selected by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association and The Seattle Times from nominations by athletic directors around the state.