While the bulk of Southern Arizona high school football teams will open up their seasons next week, several programs got a head start during Week Zero.
Here's a look at how Southern Arizona teams fared Friday night.
While the bulk of Southern Arizona high school football teams will open up their seasons next week, several programs got a head start during Week Zero.
Here's a look at how Southern Arizona teams fared Friday night.
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The Star is counting down the top high school football players in Southern Arizona. Up today: Salpointe Catholic running back Anthony Wilhite.
The Star is counting down the top high school football players in Southern Arizona. Up today: Sabino two-way standout Kamden Gambrell.
The Star is counting down the top high school football players in Southern Arizona. Up today: Tanque Verde offensive tackle Jack Endean.
As the Buena wide receiver continues to develop, his primary focus has turned to how he can be a more versatile route runner.
The 6-foot-5-inch, 220-pound Salpointe Catholic sophomore was born to play football.
The 6-foot-4, 255-pound Mele is expected to start at right tackle for the Lancers this season.
The Star is counting down the top high school football players in Southern Arizona. Up today: Salpointe Catholic offensive tackle Luis Cordova.
The Star is counting down the top high school football players in Southern Arizona. Up today: Sunnyside cornerback Eddie Lopez.
Thomas' bond with his dad, a former Grambling State standout, helps the junior stay level-headed amidst the pressure of performing.
“I don’t want to limit myself to just running the ball. I want to be ready for anything. It just makes the offense more potent."
The dual-threat Hackworth, who patterns his game after Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson, will lead a Sabino team looking to build on a trun…
“Any ball thrown to me is a catchable ball. Whenever a ball is thrown toward me, everything in my mind is just focused on it. It's like slow motion.”
The quarterback showed his potential at times during the shortened 2020 season.
Savaughn Berryhill is the latest member of his football-playing family to rise to stardom in his hometown.
The Sunnyside QB worked in the offseason to utilize his speed more in 2021. “I feel comfortable running outside the pocket this year,” he said…
The Walden Grove quarterback threw for over 800 yards and nine touchdowns last season. He's ready to take it up a notch this in 2021 for his s…
The boisterous Sanchez is one of the loudest players on Sabino’s roster, but he’s got the talent, grit and work ethic to back it up.
The 2021 big-school high school season kicks off with the Panthers winning a 27-24 nail-biter over the Caballeros.
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