Williams Jr. completed 188-of-242 passes (77.7%) for 2,990 yards and 32 touchdowns while also running for 1,009 yards and 18 touchdowns this season. He also led the Bears to a spot in the Open Division semifinals.
Coach Of The Year
Mark and Marcus Carter - Desert Edge High School
The Carter twins led Desert Edge to an 11-1 record and helped the Scorpions reach the 5A State Championship.
Offensive Player Of The Year
Gage Baker - QB, Paradise Honors High School
Baker completed 380-of-503 passes (75.5%) for 6,045 yards and 91 touchdowns, tying a national record. He led the Panthers to the 3A State Football Championship.
Defensive Player Of The Year
Noah Carter - DE, Centennial High School
Carter finished the season with 55 tackles (36 solo), 11.0 sacks, two tackles for loss and one interception and led Centennial to the Open Division State Championship.
Special Teams Player Of The Year
Darius Haskin - KR/PR Buckeye High School
In eight games this year, Haskin totaled 596 yards on 13 kickoff returns (45.8-yard avg.) while also returning nine punts for 248 yards (27.6-yard avg.).
The Arizona Cardinals are committed to growing the game and supporting the expansion of girls flag football across the Valley. Girls flag football demonstrates that football is for all and provide opportunities for girls to be involved in the game of football both on and off the field.
The Deandre Hopkins NFL FLAG winter league is officially here.
Backed by the Arizona Cardinals, co-ed teams are now forming in Arizona.
Secure your spot - registration deadline is November 14th
NFL Flag In Schools support high quality physical education and grow opportunities for students to be active before, during and after school. GENYOUth, with the support of the NFL Foundation, developed a turnkey approach to help America's P.E. teachers build a foundation of healthy, lifelong physical activity for their students.
Arizona Cardinals provides new or gently used football cleats to youth and high school athletes throughout the state of Arizona. Requests will be considered for all Youth and High School football athletes.
Who Can Request
High School Athletic Directors
Head Football Coaches
Youth Football League Presidents
Youth Football Coaches - may request cleats for players.
Football cleats must be picked up by the coach or student-athlete at a mutually agreed-upon date and time. A waiver must be signed by the parent or guardian of each student-athlete receiving a pair of cleats. One pair per athlete only.
Available sizes
New and gently used football cleats are available in all sizes. An extremely limited selection of gently used cleats may be available in sizes 11 and 12.
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