Connor Wedington Season 2018

Career Accolades

• National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society (2021)
• AFCA Good Works Team (2019)
• All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention (2019)
• Phil Moffatt Award for Most Outstanding Special Teams player (2019)
• The Billy Anderson Commitment to Community Outreach Award (2019, 2020)
• Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll (2019)

As a Senior (2020)

• The Billy Anderson Commitment to Community Outreach Award
• Team Captain
• Played in and started three games
• Made 15 catches for 157 yards
• Returned four kicks for 95 yards
• Managed a career-high-tying eight catches for 77 yards and finished with 148 all-purpose yards (71 kickoff return) vs. Colorado (Nov. 14)
• Caught six passes for 71 yards and finished with 95 all-purpose yards (24 kickoff return) at California in the 123rd Big Game (Nov. 27)

As a Junior (2019)

• AFCA Good Works Team selection for service to the community through the organization Hope Given By
• All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention
• Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll
• Phil Moffatt Award for Most Outstanding Special Teams player
• The Billy Anderson Commitment to Community Outreach Award
• Played in 11 games, starting the first 10
• Suffered an injury on the opening kickoff against Cal (Game No. 11) and did not return
• 51 receptions for 506 yards and one touchdown
• 21 kick returns for 590 yards ... 28.1 yards per return average was best in the conference and eighth nationally
• Career-best 187 all-purpose yards at USC (67 receiving, 103 return, 17 rushing)
• Scored first career touchdown on a 15-yard screen pass and added a 60-yard kick return at USC (Sept. 7)
• Finished with 178 all-purpose yards at Oregon State (Sept. 28) (31 receiving, 147 kick return)
• Registered a career-high eight catches for 71 yards vs. Arizona (Oct. 26) ... finished with 150 all-purpose yards (71 receiving, 79 kick return)
• Matched a career high with eight catches for a career-best 119 yards at Washington State (Nov. 9) to record his first career 100-yard receiving game ... 43 of his receiving yards came on career-long reception from Davis Mills

As a Sophomore (2018)

• Played in four games and started one - eligible to retain year of eligibility via NCAA redshirt rules
• Injured in season opener, missed a total of nine games
• Finished with nine receptions for 65 yards and two punt returns for 18 yards

As a Freshman (2017)

• 13 games played
• 306 all-purpose yards
• Three rushes for 57 yards
• 31 receptions for 243 yards
• Team-high six catches for 82 yards in collegiate debut vs. Rice

Prior to Stanford 

• Prepped at Sumner (Wash.) under head coach Keith Ross
• Consensus four-star recruit
• Nation’s 77th-best recruit by Scout, 155th by Rivals
• Nation’s fourth-best athlete by Scout, 10th by Rivals, 12th by 247Sports
• Nation’s 30th-best running back by PrepStar, 40th by ESPN
• Washington’s third-best recruit by Scout and Rivals, fifth by 247Sports, sixth by ESPN and PrepStar
• Finished prep career with a school-record 4,035 career rushing yards and record 69 career touchdowns
• 1,522 rushing yards (11.4 yards/carry), 2,140 all-purpose yards, 25 touchdowns and 23 tackles as a senior
• 1,713 rushing yards (9.8 yards/carry), 2,366 all-purpose yards, 26 touchdowns and five interceptions as a junior
• 1,330 rushing yards (7.7 yards/carry) and 17 touchdowns as a sophomore
• 2017 Polynesian Bowl Offensive MVP
• 2017 Watkins Award finalist
• 2016 The News Tribune Player of the Year
• 2016 Ford Sports Performance Player of the Year
• Two-time all-state
• Two-time all-area
• Two-time league MVP
• Three-time all-league first team
• Two-time team captain
• Led team to two league titles
• Also competed in track
• Honor Society

Personal

• Full name is Connor Bryce Wedington
• Born in Tacoma, Wash.
• Son of Donovan Wedington and Jenny Carter
• Has three siblings, Triston, Payton and Baylee
• Brother, Triston, played football at Central Washington
• Cousin, Jordan Greene, played baseball at Clemson