Eastern Washington University Athletics

HS: Graduated from South Kitsap HS in 2011. Earned accolades by the Tacoma News-Tribune as a second-team choice as a defensive back on its All-Area team. Was a first-team 4A All-Narrows League selection as both a defensive back and wide receiver, and earned second-team accolades as a kick returner. Also selected to Ron Siegel’s pre-season All-State team (seniors only). As a junior, he earned first-team 4A All-Narrows League honors as a defensive back and received honorable mention as a wide receiver. He had 52 tackles and three interceptions as a junior, plus 669 yards and five touchdowns on 26 receptions. Although South Kitsap was just 3-8 his senior year, the Wolves were 10-1 his junior season after losing its lone game to Skyline in the first round of the State 4A Playoffs. South Kitsap is coached by former Eagle linebacker D.J. Sigurdson (EWU letter winner in 1986-87-88-89), who also coached current EWU All-America defensive lineman Renard Williams (’07 South Kitsap graduate). Davis also played basketball for South Kitsap and was also an outstanding high jumper and long jumper in track and field. He had a career-best of 6-10 in the high jump
as a senior, which was the second-best mark in the state of Washington (all classifications). But a virus kept him from advancing to the State 4A Championships, where he competed as a sophomore. His best mark in the long jump was 22-5 1/2 as a senior.

Personal: Born 10/26/92 in Bremerton, Wash. Will turn 19 three days before Eastern plays Portland State. His parents are Steven and Shelia Davis. He is the first in his family of four siblings to attend college. Intends on majoring in engineering.