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Marana junior quarterback Colten Meyer leads the state with 3,330 passing yards (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)

Marana junior quarterback Colten Meyer is challenging to become the first Southern Arizona quarterback to lead the state in passing yards since Salpointe’s Tyler Graunke amassed 3,372 yards with 37 touchdowns in 2003.

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-Has thrown for 3,330 yards while completing 262 of 352 passing attempts with 28 touchdowns and six interceptions. Sir-Izzik Sanchez Caldwell, a senior at Tonopah Valley, is next with 3,173 yards.

-No. 15 in the nation (which is led by the 5,239 accumulated by Jordan Durham of Zarephath Academy in Florida).

-Only 541 yards from the Southern Arizona season passing-yards record set by Sabino’s Cameron Hackworth last year. Hackworth passed for 3,871 yards last season while leading the Sabercats to the 3A state championship.

-One the leaders for the Tigers, who completed their regular season 10-0 with No. 1 ranking in the Open Division and a 5A Southern championship.

-Marana’s season-record holder for passing yards, surpassing the 2,987 accumulated by Elijah Joplin in 2022.

Salpointe grad Tyler Graunke is the last QB from Southern Arizona to lead the state in passing yards in 2003 with 3,372 (Tucson Citizen photo)

2025 Southern Arizona Passing Leaders

Stats compiled from MaxPreps provided by coaches and schools.
PlayerSchoolYrYdsCmpAttPctTDInt
Colten MeyerMaranaSr3,012245340.721355
Dawson JuddBensonSr2,443166247.6723210
Bodhi SanfordSabinoSo2,188143259.5522414
Julian HainleyCienegaSr2,143116227.5112711
Ryan VasavilbasoDesert ViewSr2,139153212.722252
Derek MesaTucsonSr2,069148235.6301711
Ben MateckiCasa GrandeSo1,621108183.590187
Tryston MeyerBisbeeJr1,600102179.570914
Maximus HarderIronwood RidgeJr1,508118207.570128
Roman Otero PuebloJr1,45376158.481175

2025 Southern Arizona Rushing Leaders

Stats compiled from MaxPreps provided by coaches and schools. *Denotes Class 1A (8-man football) player.
PlayerSchoolYrYdsCarTD
Michael LujanBuenaSr1,45519915
*Cedar HaynieSt. DavidSr1,45013619
Jaylee AbrahamDesert ViewSo1,42114127
*Myles RichardsonValley UnionSr1,3809216
Diego IbarraSanta Cruz ValleySo1,28212913
Drake DavisMountain ViewSo1,23917510
Jayden SimmonsFlowing WellsSr1,17312419
Kaleb CookeWillcoxJr1,0029610
Jeffrey Smith IIIMaranaSo99212812
Noah ChanezTucsonSr97312512
Zachari HaleySabinoSr9501179
Ismail CuevasWillcoxSr77711313

2025 Southern Arizona Receiving Leaders

Stats compiled from MaxPreps provided by coaches and schools. *Denotes Class 1A (8-man football) player.
SchoolPlayerYrYdsRecTD
Sean RoebuckMaranaJr824667
Hunter WrightBisbeeSr821426
Jaden RodgersCienegaSr814389
Dominic PainterPusch RidgeSr766478
Jayden ThomasBuenaSr7032812
Anthony RodarteDesert ViewFr694459
Jaxsun SharpMaranaSr6703912
Fernando SotoDesert ViewSr646348
Zachari HaleySabinoSr610289
Rawley EvansBensonSr605454

DEZMEN ROEBUCK RECORD WATCH

Marana senior receiver Dezmen Roebuck (Gilbert Alcaraz/AllSportsTucson.com)

STATE CAREER RECEIVING LEADERS

1. 336— Dezmen Roebuck, Marana, 2021-24

2. 282 — Brandon Phelps, ALA-Gilbert North, 2020-23

3. 241 — Kade Warner, Desert Mountain, 2014-16

4. 217 — Trevor Russell, Casa Grande

5. 214 — Calvin Dacus, Sahuaro, 1997-99

STATE CAREER RECEIVING YARDS LEADERS

1. 4,971 — Brandon Phelps, ALA-Gilbert North, 2020-23

2. 4,110 — Dezmen Roebuck, Marana, 2021-24

3. 3,943 — Christian Kirk, Saguaro, 2011-14

4. 3,851 — Josh Weeks, Show Low, 2008-11

5. 3,674 — Mark Andrews, Desert Mountain, 2011-13

6. 3,665 — John Henderson Yuma Catholic, 2016-18

7. 3,629 — Gunner Romney, Chandler, 2015-17

8. 3,537 — Cameron Denson, Salpointe Catholic, 2010-13

9. 3,492 — Elijah Marks, Desert Edge, 2012-13

10. 3,471 — Colbie Dickie, Perry, 2016-18

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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He is a former Arizona Daily Star beat reporter for the Arizona basketball team, including when the Wildcats won the 1996-97 NCAA title. He has also written articles for CollegeAD.com, Bleacher Report, Lindy’s Sports, TucsonCitizen.com, The Arizona Republic, Sporting News and Baseball America, among many other publications. He has also authored the book “The Highest Form of Living”, which is available at Amazon. He became an educator in 2016 and is presently a special education teacher at Sunnyside High School in the Sunnyside Unified School District.

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