Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 6
• Yards: 907
• Receptions: 43
• Touchdowns: 11
• Yards/game: 151.2
• Yards/reception: 21.1
• Long: 70
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Here's a quick look at Southern Arizona's receiving leaders through Friday, Sept. 22, marking the halfway point in the 2017 season.
1. Aj Blair, Cholla
2. Devin Stubblefield, Cholla
The Cholla "C" in the entry plaza at Cholla High School in Tucson, AZ. As a homecoming tradition, it is lit on fire the evening of the game. Photo taken Wednesday, July 22, 2015. Photo by Ron Medvescek / Arizona Daily Star.
Ron Medvescek / Arizona Daily StarYear: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 6
• Yards: 664
• Receptions: 55
• Touchdowns: 5
• Yards/game: 110.7
• Yards/reception: 12.1
• Long: 70
3. Terrell Hayward, Cienega
Marana's Zach Roberts (30) gets a piece of Cienega's Terrell Hayward (7) but can't pull him down on a run during the third quarter.
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily StarYear: Junior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 456
• Receptions: 18
• Touchdowns: 6
• Yards/game: 91.2
• Yards/reception: 25.3
• Long: 72
4. Diego Miranda, Marana
Marana's Diego Miranda (8) eyes a touchdown pass into his hands ahead of Cienega's Thomas Webb Jr. (4) during the fourth quarter.
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily StarYear: Junior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 441
• Receptions: 24
• Touchdowns: 2
• Yards/game: 88.2
• Yards/reception: 18.4
• Long: 37
5. Luke Moran, Sabino
Sabino's Luke Moran (4) sprawls for an extra yard in the arms of Pusch Ridge's John Voorhees (4), top, and Mitchell Maas (6) at Sabino High School, Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily StarYear: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 429
• Receptions: 14
• Touchdowns: 7
• Yards/game: 85.9
• Yards/reception: 30.6
• Long: 85
6 (tie). Clemente Quintero, Catalina
“We could have this place rocking,” Catalina football coach Zach Davila says. “It can hold a lot of people.”
Ron Medvescek / Arizona Daily StarYear: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 424
• Receptions: 13
• Yards/game: 84.8
• Yards/reception: 32.6
• Long: 65
6 (tie). Teon Simmons, Marana
Teon Simmons of the Marana Tigers gets his shirttail yanked at Canyon del Oro football in Oro Valley on Sept. 28, 2017.
Rick Wiley / Arizona Daily StarYear: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 424
• Receptions: 17
• Touchdowns: 11
• Yards/game: 84.8
• Yards/reception: 24.9
• Long: 70
8. Andrew Rhonehouse, Catalina Foothills
Catalina Foothills High School's varsity football team goes through a drill against a monsoonal backdrop at the stadium on Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Star
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily StarYear: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 355
• Receptions: 15
• Touchdowns: 4
• Yards/game: 71
• Yards/reception: 23.7
• Long: 78
9. Jose Cruz, Canyon del Oro
Canyon del Oro's Jose Cruz (9) catches a wide open pass during the second quarter.
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily StarYear: Junior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 308
• Receptions: 7
• Touchdowns: 4
• Yards/game: 61.6
• Yards/reception: 44
• Long: 76
10. Khalil Gardley, Buena Sierra Vista
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 302
• Receptions: 13
• Touchdowns: 4
• Yards/game: 60.4
• Yards/reception: 23.2
• Long: 65
MORE: Check out other high school leaders from around Southern Arizona
• Cholla's offensive juggernaut is out front through the first half of the season, but a slew of running backs including Elijah Carey and Bijan Robinson are close behind. Click here to check out the top 10 rushing leaders so far.
• It's no surprise Cholla star Jordan Porter leads Southern Arizona in passing, but several others have stood out. Click here for the top 10 quarterbacks in the first half of the 2017 season.
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