At the Rich Rodriguez 7-on-7 passing league championships last weekend at Arizona Stadium, Marana High School knocked off big-school power Chandler High School 38-20 to win the title. It’s a reflection on the turn-around coach Andy Litten has directed in Marana, which went 9-3 a year ago, and an indication of more to come. Junior-to-be quarterback Trenton Bourguet threw 44 touchdown passes and only had two interceptions during the two-day tournament; one national recruiting service named him the top 7-on-7 quarterback in the country. Marana receivers Jesus Valenzuela, Diego Miranda and Tariq Jordan were Bourguet’s key receivers in a 38-0 victory over rival Mountain View in the semifinals.
QB Trenton Bourguet, Marana impressive on way to 7-on-7 tournament championship
- Greg Hansen Arizona Daily Star
Greg Hansen
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Marana's Trenton Bourguet (21) is tackled just short of the end zone during Sabino's 35-28 win over Marana at Marana High School on Friday, Oct. 30, 2015. Photo by Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
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