Sparks is going to be a tough kid to replace, as he finished his senior year with just over 1,000 yards on 72 receptions with 10 TD’s. He was a big time deep threat and excelled on double moves, frequently manipulating the DB’s hips with ease. His twitch, loose hips, and active feet made him a nightmare for DB’s because he threatened leverage so well when facing cushion with his hips, yet flashed a combo of those feet/twitch, and burst as well. I think he’ll be a steal for whichever program lands him, as his ability to make plays on special teams and obviously at WR gives him a ton of upside moving forward.

Boe Sparks Boe Sparks 5'9" | 165 lbs | WR ALA-Queen Creek | 2025 State AZ electrified the ALA Queen Creek offense in 2024, proving that size doesn’t define greatness. Sparks used his speed, agility, and incredible football IQ to leave defenders in the dust and make plays when it mattered most. Sparks’ ball tracking and concentration are nothing short of elite. He has an uncanny ability to seamlessly adjust his route mid-play without losing balance, often coming down with acrobatic catches that seem impossible to anyone else. His ability to track deep balls while maintaining his speed is a testament to his refined skill set, and his quickness after the catch makes him a constant threat to turn routine plays into game-changing moments. Sparks ended the season with back-to-back 150+ yard performances in the Open Division playoffs. Earlier in the season, Sparks showcased his knack for the spotlight with three first-half touchdown catches in a shutout win over ALA Gilbert North. Time and time again, he proved why he was one of Arizona’s most explosive playmakers. With his skill set and work ethic, Sparks has established himself as one of the top wideouts in the state. His ability to make plays against top competition and thrive under pressure ensures that his name will be remembered long after this season.