Which Transfer Will Make the Biggest Difference This Year

New St. Paul running back Aubrey Haynes carries the ball during practice last year in Pomona, when he played for Diamond Ranch. (Bernardo Alps/Staff Photo)

La Mirada’s new wide receiver, Rashon Newkirk, formely of West Covina

It is no secret that several area high school football programs will be
relying on transfers this season.
It is a talented group of athletes but the question is how much will
they impact their new teams?
Nothing is guaranteed. Will they fit into the systems?
Will their arrival disrupt the chemistry already established?
The following are most of the area’s transfers. Briefly, which of the
top five, or 10, among them will make the biggest impact on their new
teams?

Montebello

Adam Acosta (Bishop Amat)- Middle Linebacker

El Rancho

Marcus Aldeacoa (St. Paul)- Running Back
Marcus Galan (St. Paul)- Running Back
Travis Shafer (St. John Bosco)- Offensive Line
Tate Harshbarger (Crown Point, Indiana)- Middle Linebacker/Fullback
Anthony Ayala (St. John Bosco)- Running Back

St. Paul

Gabriel Encinas (Santa Fe)- Wide Receiver
Chris Willson (South Hills)- Quarterback
Aubrey Haynes (Diamond Ranch)- Running Back
Dante Webb (Los Altos)- Wide Receiver
Terrell Dolberry (Wilson)- Running Back
David Flores (Santa Fe)- Tight End/Linebacker
Cesar Diaz (Cal-Hi)- Defensive Line

La Serna

Rudy Jordan (Schurr)- Running Back

Pioneer

Joshua Garcia (Lompoc)- Linebacker/Defensive Line

Cantwell Sacred Heart

Christopher Moreno (Eagle Rock)- Center
Mark De Luna FB/LB (Bishop Amat)- Fullback/Linebacker
Jordan Scanlon O/DL (Upland)- Offensive/Defensive Line

La Mirada

Zach Salerno (St. Paul)- Running Back/Defensive Back
Anthony Franco (St. Paul)- Cornerback
Rashon Newkirk (West Covina)- Wide Receiver/Defensive Back

Schurr
Josh Melendez (Garfield)- Middle Linebacker
Carlos Arredondo (Los Altos)- Wide Receiver
Gabriel Rodarte (Los Altos)- Wide Receiver/Quarterback/Defensive Back

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