Arizona All-State Football Team presented by Suddenlink by Altice

The future Longhorn rushed for over 7,000 yards during his career. 

Salpointe Catholic's 5-star running back Bijan Robinson had a special high school football season in 2019.

He rushed for 2,235 yards and 38 touchdowns averaging 17.7 yards per carry. Robinson also had over 300 yards receiving and three touchdowns while leading the Lancers to the semifinals in the Open Division playoffs.

The 2020 Texas commit ended his prep career as the state's all-time leader in total touchdowns with 114. His 7,036 career rushing yards are good for second most in Arizona history only trailing Northwest Christian's (Phoenix) Casey Jahn.

For all that he accomplished, Robinson is the MaxPreps Arizona Player of the Year presented by Suddenlink by Altice.

Rick Garretson had huge shoes to fill as he took over as the head coach for Shaun Aguano who landed a job at Arizona State as the running backs coach. All Garretson did was lead Chandler to an undefeated season and an Open Division state championship. He has been with the program since 2010 and was named the offensive coordinator before the 2016 season.

In his first year as head coach, the Wolves went 13-0 and are currently the No. 12 team in the Top 25 after beating Saguaro (Scottsdale) in the inaugural Arizona Open Division championship game. Garretson is the Coach of the Year.

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Threw for 3,369 yards and 33 touchdowns while rushing for over 1,000 yards adding 19 more scores. The Louisville commit should have the same success at the next level as his older brother, Brock Purdy, who helped lead Iowa State to a 7-5 record.

Despite missing some action during his senior season he led Firebirds to Open Division playoffs berth. The future Buckeye ended his career with 9,440 yards passing and 115 touchdowns.

Robinson will go down as one of the best players in state history and expect to see his name on the MaxPreps First Team All-American list in early January.

Played a huge role leading Chandler to a spot at No. 12 in the Top 25 and an Open Division championship. He rushed for 243 yards and two touchdowns in the state title game and ended the year with over 1,700 yards rushing and 33 scores.

Led Hamilton to the Open Division semifinals and was the closest team to beating Chandler in 2019. Knocked off Arizona power Centennial (Peoria) in the quarterfinals before losing by four to Saguaro (Scottsdale). The 2020 Colorado commit was the leader on and off the field for one of the top teams in the state.

Ended senior season with 1,716 yards receiving and 19 touchdowns while hauling in 99 receptions. One of the most underrated players in the state and expect some late offers to come his way with National Signing Day approaching.

Was Miller's favorite target and had nearly 1,000 yards receiving and nine touchdowns despite missing some time during his senior year. The future Cal Bear has some of the best hands in the country and should make an impact in the Pac-12.

The 2020 Notre Dame commit is one of the best offensive linemen in the country. He checks in as the No. 3 overall prospect in the state on 247sports composite rankings and is the No. 7 rated tackle.

The four-time defending state champs in Arizona's largest classification had one of the best offensive lines in the state and it all started with Magalei.

Jeffers helps lead a stacked 2020 Oregon class and was the leader on a very talented offensive line. He is one of 10 players selected from Saguaro to make the First or Second Team.

The future Oklahoma State Cowboy rounds out the First Team selections in the trenches on offense and is one of most dominant lineman on the West Coast.

Young is the definition of all-purpose and that's why he makes the First Team at this position. He was a big-time player whether he lined up at running back, wide receiver, in the secondary or on special teams.

The 2020 USC commit has a good chance to make the All-American team. He didn't miss a field goal this season, averaged nearly 50 yards per punt and was a touchback machine on kickoffs.

His 24 sacks were a state best and he finished the year with the 11th most in the country. He recorded at least one sack in every game and had at least three in half of them.

Was in the opposing backfield all season. Recorded 33 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks. He's set to announce his college decision at the Pro Football Hall of Fame World Bowl before Christmas.

The talented edge rusher from the Class of 2021 is one of the top prospects in the country and he showed why with 29.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks for the state runner-ups in Arizona's largest classification.

Buckner joins Somerville as the only junior selections on the First Team defensive line. He played in only eight games and still had 14.5 sacks and 21 tackles for loss. He added a pick-six in the Wolves' 42-35 win over Saguaro in the state championship.

The 2020 Wisconsin commit is one of four Chandler players to make the First Team defense. Reed was the team's second leading tackler with 83.

Romney led the No. 12 team in the country with 107 tackles and has landed 10 FBS offers. 247sports crystal ball is trending towards BYU and both his older brothers play there (Baylor and Gunner).

The 3-star linebacker wrapped up his senior season with 85 tackles, 15 sacks, 21.5 tackles for loss and forced two fumbles.

One of the top players overall in the country did it on both sides of the ball for the Sabercats. Quarterbacks rarely looked his direction and he still had three interceptions. He's one of the most physical cornerbacks and racked up 32 tackles while rushing for over 700 yards and 14 touchdowns.

He was the heart and soul of the Wolves team and was a turnover machine. The 2020 Northwestern commit had a team high seven interceptions and forced two fumbles.

Covington and Ringo were one of the best tandems at cornerback in the country. The 4-star prospect is one of six Sabercats to make the First Team.

Ortiz is one of the top prospects from the Class of 2021 on the West Coast. He can line up anywhere in the secondary and finished his junior season with 83 tackles and one interception.

No matter where the future Buckeye lines up he makes plays. He accounted for over 700 total yards and 13 touchdowns and was the leader on defense.

Averaged better than 40 yards per punt and one-third of them were downed inside the opponent's 20.

QB — JD Johnson, Pinnacle (Phoenix), 6-4, 215, Sr.

Johnson was having a great senior season until the unfortunate news came that his career came to an end because of a heart issue. He threw for over 2,000 yards and 21 touchdowns.

He had huge shoes to fill with Jacob Conover graduating but the junior quarterback stepped right in. Keene threw for 2,670 yards and 21 touchdowns while leading Chandler to its fourth straight title.

The top rated quarterback prospect in Arizona from the Class of 2021 had a huge junior campaign. He threw for over 4,000 yards and 45 touchdowns while rushing for nearly 600 yards and six more scores. Thompson threw for three touchdowns in Mesquite's 28-23 win over Desert Edge (Goodyear) in the 4A state championship.

Rushed for 1,854 yards and 22 touchdowns in 2019. He eclipsed the century mark on the ground in 11 of 13 games.

The former Ohio State commit is one of the best all-around running backs in the Class of 2020.

Grayes is one of two sophomores to make the all-state team. He led Chandler in receptions (43) and yards (805). He and Keene should be an even scarier connection in 2020.

The 2020 California commit had over 1,000 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns.

Libman led the Pioneers in receptions (65), yards (940), and tied with Cade Horton in receiving touchdowns (9). He helped lead Pinnacle to the Open Division playoffs and has landed 10 FBS offers. Whoever lands the 3-star wide receiver will get one of the most underrated players in the Class of 2020.

Rudolph was one of the most productive tight ends in the country. The future San Diego Aztec hauled in 57 receptions for 903 yards and seven touchdowns.

The University of Southern California's Class of 2020 commits on the offensive line is in good hands and one of the main reasons why is because of Milek. He is one of the best lineman on the West Coast.

The 2020 Oklahoma commit was one of the most dominant offensive lineman in the country this year.

The 2020 Arizona State commit helped lead Red Mountain to the 6A state championship game and paved the way for three different players to rush for over 800 yards.

Darling joins his high school teammate Nelson on the Second Team in the trenches. The 2020 Oregon State commit helped lead the Black Hawks to the 5A state title.

The leader on the offensive line for a team that averaged nearly 40 points per game.

One of the top prospects from the Class of 2021 was one of the most dominant offensive lineman in the state. He has already landed nearly 20 FBS offers led by LSU, Ohio State, Oregon and Arizona State.

One of the most underrated prospects in the state. The 2-star defensive end had 18.5 sacks and 22 tackles for loss.

The leader on defense racked up 10 sacks and 21 tackles for loss. Has landed six FBS offers led by Memphis and Air Force.

Joins Chandler's Grayes as the only other sophomore to make the all state team. Led a talented Saguaro team with 11 sacks.

Was second on the Wolves with 10.5 sacks and expect him and Buckner to be a nightmare for opposing offenses in 2020.

The future Arizona State Sun Devil did it all during his senior season. He recorded 77 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, had a pick six, threw a touchdown, caught two scores, and rushed for nearly 500 yards and 10 touchdowns.

The 3-star linebacker racked up 159 tackles and played everywhere on offense. He threw for 358 yards and six touchdowns while accounting for nearly 500 total yards and eight more scores.

Had 97 tackles and a 10 tackles for loss in 2019. The UCLA commit is one of the most well-rounded linebackers in the state.

Burke is one of three Saguaro defensive backs to make the all state team. He is a big-time playmaker on both sides of the ball and finished his junior season with two interceptions and nearly 500 yards receiving.

Filled the stat sheet during his senior season leading the Huskies with 116 tackles and five interceptions.

One of the most underrated defensive backs in Arizona. Ended his senior year with five interceptions, 66 tackles and a sack.