San Jose State (Spring 2023)
– Attended in the spring of 2023 before reentering the transfer portal and transferring to Cal for the 2023 campaign
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San Jose State Bio And Stats
sjsuspartans.com/sports/football/roster/isaiah-ifanse/6920
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Montana State (2018-22)
– Played in 40 games starts and finished as the school’s all-time leading rusher with 3,742 yards including a school-record-tying 17 100-yard rushing games and scored 25 touchdowns on the ground to rank sixth on Montana State’s all-time list on 630 carries with an average of 5.9 yards per rush over four seasons of action (2018-19, 2021-22) for a program that posted a 43-14 overall record, made the FCS Playoffs each season including a trip to the title game during his 2021 junior campaign, and won a share of the Big Sky title as a 2022 senior
– Recorded 1,123 of his rushing yards on 193 carries in 11 playoff games
– Added 29 career receptions for 255 yards and two touchdowns and one punt return for 23 yards to total 4020 all-purpose yards, while also tossing a two-yard scoring strike on his lone pass attempt and blocking one kick
– Missed the entire regular season as a 2022 senior but returned for three FCS playoff games and contributed 281 yards rushing on 28 carries (10.0 ypr), while adding one reception for a loss of six yards for 275 all-purpose yards for a team that finished 12-2
– Became Montana State’s first All-American running back since 1982 (second-team AFCS, Associated Press, Hero Sports, Stats Perform) and All-Big Sky running back since 2011 as a junior in 2021 when he established a single-season school-record with 1,623 yards rushing including eight 100-yard rushing games and scored 10 touchdowns on the ground on 280 carries that were the second most in school history, while adding career highs in receptions (15), yards receiving (114) and all-purpose yards (1,737), as well as a career-high-tying one touchdown grab for a team that finished 12-3
– Team did not play during the 2020 campaign due to COVID
– Rushed for 813 yards and six touchdowns on 113 carries in 10 games as a 2019 sophomore, while adding four receptions for 41 yards to total 854 all-purpose yards and his lone career passing attempt for a two-yard touchdown for a team that finished 11-4
– Became the first Montana State freshman to rush for 1,000 yards or more as a freshman in 2018 when he ran for 1,025 yards and seven touchdowns on 196 carries, while adding nine receptions, 106 yards receiving and a career-high-tying one touchdown reception to total 1,131 all-purpose yards to earn honorable mention Hero Freshman All-American and honorable mention All-Big Sky honors for an 8-5 squad
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Montana State Bio And Stats
https://msubobcats.com/sports/football/roster/isaiah-ifanse/5593
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Bellevue HS (Class Of 2018)
– Rushed for 2,944 yards and 49 touchdowns while adding 12 receptions for 160 yards, four kickoff returns for 101 yards and one punt return for two yards to total 2,661 all-purpose yards in 16 games over his final two seasons as a 2017 junior and 2018 senior for teams that compiled a 16-3 overall record and won KingCo district titles in each of campaign with a combined 10-0 mark in District games from 2015-17
– Washington’s Gatorade Player of the Year as well as an All-State and All-League selection during a monster 2017 senior season when he rushed 259 times for 2,485 yards and had 44 touchdowns on the ground, while adding eight receptions for 59 yards, four kickoff returns for 115 yards and one punt return for two yards to total 2,661 all-purpose yards for a team that finished 11-2, won the KingCo League with a 5-0 mark and reached the semifinals of the 3A State playoffs before falling 34-33 to eventual champion O’Dea
– Rushed for 459 yards and five touchdowns on 33 carries while adding four receptions for 101 yards to total 560 all-purpose yards in just three games as a 2017 senior for a team that finished 5-1 overall and won the 3A KingCo League with a 5-0 mark
– Had 14 career 100-yard rushing games with 12 as a 2018 senior and two as a 2017 junior
– Added 35 career tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss and one pass breakup on defense with all of his numbers coming as a 2018 senior other than a single tackle that he had as a 2017 junior coming
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Bellevue HS Bio And Stats
maxpreps.com/wa/bellevue/bellevue-wolverines/athletes/isaiah-ifanse/football/stats/?careerid=c216vr8u49s22
*Some Statistics May Be Unavailable, Not Listed Or Not Included

2023 Transfer Portal Recruiting Class Notes And Ratings (As Of May 30, 2023)
Stars: 247Sports (3)
National Overall Player Rankings: 247Sports (432)
National Cornerback Rankings: 247Sports (34)
Ratings/Scout Grades: 247Sports (88)

2018 High School Recruiting Class Notes And Ratings (As Of May 30, 2023)
Stars: 247Sports (3)
National Running Back Rankings: 247Sports (103)
Washington Overall Player Rankings: 247Sports (21)
Ratings/Scout Grades: 247Sports (82)

Other
– Son of Joe and Jennifer Ifanse
– Earned his bachelor’s degree in university studies at Montana State in December of 2022
– Has officiated flag football games in the summer
– Enjoys hiking

Last Updated
May 30, 2023

Isaiah Ifanse