QB Cade Sparks comes into his own for Summit

Summit QB Cade Sparks via Twitter

Summit QB Cade Sparks (Photo via Twitter)

Quarterback Cade Sparks has come into his own while leading Summit High School during an undefeated football season after the first eight games on the schedule.

Sparks has thrown for over 1,900 yards and 32 touchdowns this season with an offense loaded with talented play makers.

“He has probably made an audible on 10 of those 32 touchdown passes,” said Nick Matheny, coach of the Skyhawks. “He just remains cool, calm and collected.”

Sparks believes the chemistry between his receivers and himself are what allows for the offensive audibles be to successful.

“I attribute my confidence totally to my receivers. We have worked hours on end,” Sparks said. “I know that if I give them an audible they will make a play. All I need to do is put the ball where it needs to be.”

Sparks not only shows leadership on the field but in the classroom. He maintains a 3.9 GPA during the football season.

“I discipline myself in my studies. I am not an ‘athlete student,'” Sparks said. “My studies come first, I hold myself to a high standard. I want to be as successful as I can be in all aspects of my life.”

Summit will look to continue its winning streak when the Skyhawks play Kaiser at 7 p.m. Friday in Sunkist League action. The game will be held at A.B. Miller High School.

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Stephen Carr remains committed to USC football program

Junior running back Stephen Carr remains committed to the University of Southern California football program despite recent the events that have unfolded involving head coach Steve Sarkisian.

Summit High's Stephen Carr running by Etiwanda defenders. (Photo by Will Lester)

Summit High’s Stephen Carr running by Etiwanda defenders. (Photo by Will Lester)

“Not at all,” Carr said when asked whether his commitment to USC has changed.

Members of the Trojans staff has reached out to several of its commits including Carr to touch base.

In the meantime, other programs have continued to show interest in the Fontana Summit High athlete.

Carr holds six scholarship offers after he received an offer from the University of Georgia on Monday.

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Football recruiting Lokeni Toailoa, Stephen Carr, Leni Toailoa make verbal commitments

There were probably more than 100 people (family, friends, and fans) in attendance on Monday night for the event, which was put on by Ground Zero football, which trains many area football players and it was at Athletic Republic in Rancho Cucamonga, a training facility.

In the end, Carter’s Lokeni Toailoa and Great Oak Demetric Felton picked UCLA, Summit’s Stephen Carr picked USC and Carter’s Leni Toailoa chose San Jose State.

One player who wasn’t there was Summit’s Damian Alloway, who had originally said he also would make his commitment Monday, but then changed his mind. He not only didn’t make his commitment, but he chose not to attend.

 

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Summit’s Stephen Carr receives an offer from USC

 

"Summit's Stephen Carr carries the ball against Kaiser defense at Kaiser High School in Fontana, CA, Friday, October 24, 2014. (Photo by Jennifer Cappuccio Maher/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)"

“Summit’s Stephen Carr carries the ball against Kaiser defense at Kaiser High School in Fontana, CA, Friday, October 24, 2014. (Photo by Jennifer Cappuccio Maher/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)”

Summit Skyhawks sophomore RB Stephen Carr has been offered by the USC Trojans football program.

Carr received his first offer from the Washington Huskies followed by the Colorado Buffaloes.

Aside from playing football for the Skyhawks, he also ran for the track team as a freshman.

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