The Roadrunners were hit hard by graduation and are hoping younger players can fill in the gaps.
Flag Football
The Vikings bring back four starters and hope to return to the Sunrise Region playoffs.
The Pirates have a lot of youthful enthusiasm and growing interest in their program.
The Trailblazers bring back four letter winners and hope to return to the playoffs.
The Grizzlies will have a lot of new faces as only two letter winners return from last year’s team.
The Panthers bring back eight starters after finishing as the Sunset Region runner-up for the second straight year.
The defending Southwest League champion Mountain Lions return seven starters.
The Gators return 13 letter winners, but only five starters and will need some new faces to step into key roles.
The Mustangs have two of the state’s top returning offensive weapons in Jordan Ford and Nicole Tripp-Herring.
The Chargers will have a lot of new faces after losing 17 seniors last year.
The defending Class 4A state champions are hoping for another strong season.
The Warriors are hoping to compete in the Sunset League despite losing standout running back Fabray Elam to graduation.
The Cowboys return seven letter winners and hope to be more competitive.
The Aggies return nine starters and hope to push for a postseason berth.
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