Washington gets commitment from mammoth Riordan offensive lineman Peter Langi

The 6-foot-5, 330-pound guard honors his late father while picking the Huskies over 38 other offers

Archbishop Riordan offensive lineman Peter Langi / Peter Langi

A year to the day following the death of his father, Archbishop Riordan's highly acclaimed offensive lineman Peter Langi had an announcement to make on Sunday night.

To honor his dad, the mammoth 6-foot-5, 330-pound offensive tackle made his college plans public — committing to the University of Washington.

"He saw big dreams in me and I just wanted to honor him today," said Langi on a 247Sports live stream.

Langi committed to the Huskies in front of more than 300 friends and family in San Jose, Calif.

So, why the Huskies?

"A lot of colleges preach the same thing," Langi said. "But the thing that caught my eye was the vision they see with me and they produce a lot of great (offensive) linemen."

Washington's tendency to play a lot of underclassman early in their college careers as another factor in his commitment, Langi said.

He joints his high school teammate Chris Lawson, who had been recruiting Langi to the Huskies. The duo hope to start a growing list of Riordan players to Seattle to play for Jeff Fisch.

Langi's younger brother, fellow offensive lineman Michael Langi, is currently committed to Arizona's 2026 recruiting class. However Michael hinted on the live stream to "stay tuned, something coming our way."

Peter Langi was one of the best players on an extremely talented Riordan team that finished its season Saturday with a 35-28 Central Coast Section Division 1 semifinal loss to Los Gatos.

He was a key cog on why the Crusaders made back-to-back CCS playoff appearances after not having a winning record since 2015. He is one of 10 Crusaders from the classes of 2025 and 2026 to earn 3-star ranking or higher by 247Sports.

Langi had success lining up at both guard and tackle at the high school level, but appears destined for the guard position given how effective he as at drive blocking defensive tackles off the ball. He earned nearly 40 scholarship offers, including Miami, Mississippi State, LSU, Florida and Alabama.

247 Sports has Langi rated a three-star prospect and considers him the 79th-best interior offensive lineman in the 2025 recruiting class. He many be a sleeping giant of the class and perhaps the most polished lineman of Washington's recruiting class, which is now up to 28 commitments. The Huskies' 2025 class is considered No. 18 in the country by 247Sports.