Waialua linemen getting early attention

Waialua is known for being the quiet counterpart to Hale'iwa, a surfing and tourist destination on the North Shore of Oahu. But with Micah Hatchie and Graham Rowley emerging as two of the top 2010 prospects in Hawai'i, college coaches are now spending more time in Waialua than ever before.

Both emerged during the spring of 2008 with strong showings at the PIAA combine, held at the St. Louis School, and at the Hawai'i Speed and Quickness camps.

Hatchie, a 6-foot-5, 270-pound OL/DL has current offers from Hawai'i, Stanford and Arizona. His offer from the Warriors came after the 2008 Hawai'i Speed and Quickness Big Man's camp, held on the Manoa campus in late July. He also has serious interest from California, Oregon, Oregon State and UCLA. Hatchie was recently named as the No. 21 prospect, regardless of position, in the initial Scout.com Fab 50 for the class of 2010.

Rowley, a 6-foot-3, 250-pound defensive end, has offers from Hawai'i, Stanford and SMU and serious interest from Arizona, Oregon, UCLA and Washington. Graham was recently named as the No. 32 prospect, regardless of position, in the initial Scout.com Fab 50 for the class of 2010.

We'll have more from these two as they continue to rack up offers and start to trim their lists in search of the perfect college fit.

Micah Hatchie Scout.com Profile

Graham Rowley Scout.com Profile