Kingston Tate is an emerging quarterback in the Class of 2030 who has already established himself as one of Iowa’s young signal-callers to watch. Entering his freshman year at Washington High School, Kingston brings a proven track record of leadership, competitiveness, and success both in 7v7 and tackle football.

In 2025, Kingston led Iowa Flex to a state championship in 7v7 competition, showcasing his ability to command an offense and perform in high-pressure situations. During his middle school tackle football career, his teams lost only one game, reflecting the consistency, preparation, and winning mentality he brings to the field.

Kingston’s talent has earned him recognition on the QB Hit List as a Class of 2030 quarterback to watch. He models his game after NFL quarterback Josh Allen, striving to combine strong arm talent, athleticism, toughness, and playmaking ability. Known for his dedication to training and development, Kingston works year-round to improve his mechanics, football IQ, and leadership skills.

As he begins his journey with the Washington Warriors, Kingston is focused on continuing to grow as a quarterback, helping his team compete at a high level, and pursuing opportunities to play football beyond high school.