Senior Signal-Callers Who Shined in Their Last Seasons

<hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   The senior class delivered a strong group of quarterbacks who left their mark in their final high school season. These signal-callers elevated their offenses, showed poise and leadership, and produced when their teams needed it. From high-level arm talent to playmaking ability under pressure, each of these seniors put together a season worth the recognition. Here are the quarterbacks who shined in their final seasons with their teams.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   James Robinson | Klein Forest   Robinson capped off his senior season in impressive fashion, throwing for over 2,400 yards on a 60% completion rate while showing a dependable arm and excellent field awareness. He totaled 21 touchdowns, 17 through the air and 4 on the ground. proving he can threaten defenses both inside and outside the pocket. Robinson was steady delivering from the pocket, taking his time, working through reads, and placing the ball accurately at all levels. One of his strongest traits is his ability to keep his eyes downfield, even when pressured. His skillset, leadership, and consistency stand out on film, and he's the type of quarterback who will immediately elevate any program's QB room he steps into.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Jimmy Alarcon | Cypress Lakes   Alarcon was a driving force behind several program firsts for Cypress Lakes, and his impact was felt in every game. A true warrior on the field, he elevated the Spartan offense far beyond expectations, throwing for over 1,900 yards, rushing for more than 800, and accounting for 28 total touchdowns. Even when the pocket collapsed, Alarcon stayed composed, using his athleticism to extend plays and create explosive gains with his legs. His arm talent showed up all season, delivering tight-window throws and giving his receivers every chance to make plays. Alarcon left everything on the field and has firmly stamped his name into the school's history.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Jaxyn Faldyn | Tomball   Faldyn is a true playmaker with a gunslinger's arm and mentality. He's fearless, never hesitating to push the ball downfield when the window opens. In the pocket, he thrives as a creator, slipping out of pressure, staying upright through contact, and turning broken plays into highlight moments with his agility. He was just as dangerous in the open field, showing the speed to outrun defenders and spark explosive gains as a runner. Faldyn closed out his senior season with over 2,300 passing yards on 65% completion and an outstanding 29 touchdowns to just 2 interceptions, showcasing efficiency, poise, and big-play ability every week.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   [player_tooltip player_id='1192825' first='Albert' last='(AJ) Brown'] | Nimitz   Brown operated the Cougar offense with consistent command and poise. He rarely looked rushed, even under pressure, delivering the ball on time and placing it accurately into open space. When the pocket tightened, he remained composed and showed the arm strength to make off-platform throws, including effective back-foot releases. Brown's physicality also stood out, showing the ability to shake off would-be tacklers and extend plays. When given a clean pocket, he consistently identified matchups and punished defenses at multiple levels. His control, toughness, and functional arm talent made him a reliable and versatile offensive driver throughout the season.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   [player_tooltip player_id='1645151' first='Zach' last='Johnson'] | Klein Cain   Johnson consistently flashed high-level arm talent throughout his senior season, driving the ball with velocity and getting it out quickly. He showed clear command in the RPO game, operating efficiently and forcing defenses into difficult decisions with his timing and decisiveness. His accuracy held up at all levels of the field, delivering with both touch and pace when needed. Johnson's ability to threaten defenses as both a quick distributor and a vertical passer made him a difficult matchup week after week. He broke multiple school records and solidified himself as one of the most productive and impactful quarterbacks in the program's history.