Career

Played in 31 games in his Eagle career with seven starts.
Has hauled in 36 catches for 486 yards and four touchdowns.

2022

Played in all 11 games for the Eagles, making three starts.
Caught 14 passes for a total of 163 yards and a touchdown.
The touchdown came on a season-long reception of 42 yards against Northern Colorado (11/19/22).
Had four receptions for 78 yards in that game.

2021

Did not play in any games.

2020-21

Played in all seven games with four starts, including the first start of his career in EWU’s opener against Idaho (2/27/21).
Finished the season with 17 catches for 282 yards and three scores.
Caught a four for 70 with a touchdown in the opener versus the Vandals, then topped that with five catches for 84 yards and a TD versus Northern Arizona (3/6/21).
Had three catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in EWU’s 32-22 victory over 11th-ranked UC Davis (4/3/21).

2019

Played in nine of EWU’s 12 games, making his season debut against Lindenwood (9/7/19).
Caught five passes for 41 yards, including a pair for 15 yards versus Northern Arizona (11/2/19).
Had a 19-yard reception against Idaho (9/21/19), and a 12-yard catch versus Idaho State (11/9/19).
Had a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown called back because of a penalty versus Cal Poly (11/16/19).
In EWU’s three scrimmages in the spring, including the Red-White Game, Stell had six catches for 152 yards and a touchdown.

2018

Redshirted, but played in four games in accordance with a new NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to play in up to four games and still redshirt.
Made his debut against Northern Colorado (11/3/18) and played in the three games after that as well, including EWU’s second-round game in the FCS Playoffs versus Nicholls (12/1/18).

High School

Graduated from Rainier Beach HS in 2018.
Named by the Seattle Times as a “White Chip” selection as one of the top 100 prospects in the state of Washington.
Rated by 247sports.com as a 3-star recruit and the No. 17 prospect in the state of Washington.
Rivals.com rated him as a 2-star recruit.
As a senior, he was a first team 3A All-State selection as a tight end by the Associated Press.
Also earned Star Times all-area honors by the Seattle Times.
Was an All-3A Metro League Mountain Division selection as both a wide receiver and a cornerback.
Helped Rainier Beach finish 10-3 overall and 3-1 in the 3A Metro League Mountain Division standings.
The Vikings advanced to the State 3A championship game where it lost to O’Dea 38-11.
Rainier Beach won preliminary playoff games against Mt. Spokane (28-21), Peninsula (37-28) and Garfield (49-21).
In his junior season in 2016, he earned all-league honors as both a wide receiver and defensive back.
Rainier Beach finished 8-3 to advance to the State 3A Playoffs, and won the 3A Metro League Valley Division title with a perfect 5-0 record.
Teammates Darrien Sampson and Frederick Roberson also graduated from Rainier Beach in 2018, and their coach at Rainier Beach was Darrien’s father, Corey Sampson.
Also played basketball for Rainier Beach, which won the State 3A title his sophomore season and finished 23-6 after beating O’Dea 70-49 for the title.

Personal

Born 5/27/2000 in Olympia, Wash., Calif.
Parents are Michael Johnson and Champale Washington.
Nicknames are “Stelly” and “Manny.”
Is a first-generation college student in his family.

Year	GP	PC	Hi	Yds	Apr	Apg	TD	Lg
2018	4	0	--	0	--	--	0	--
2019	9	5	2	41	8.2	4.6	0	19
2020-21	7	17	5	282	16.6	40.3	3	54t
2022	11	14	4	163	11.6	14.8	1	42t
Totals	31	36	5	486	13.5	15.7	4	54t

Kickoff Returns: 2019/4-60-15.0 (long of 19); 2020-21/7-145-20.7 (long of 28); Totals/11-205-18.6 (long of 28).

Anthony Stell Jr. Career Long Plays of 40+ Yards (1)
54 yards (TD pass from Eric Barriere) – Northern Arizona – 3/6/21
42 yards (TD pass from Kekoa Visperas) – Northern Colorado – 11/19/22