Luke Cardis is a 5'11" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Cardis attends San Tan Charter in Arizona.
Cardis's Player Profile was created on January 30, 2025.
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Highly efficient and productive as a sophomore while leading the high powered San Tan Charter offense. Threw for...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Luke
CardisQB
Class
2028
Height
5'11"
Weight
190
HS
San Tan Charter
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AZ
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Luke’s year is a masterclass in doing the simple things at a ridiculously high level — completing 75%...
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Jordan Reyes
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Highly efficient and productive as a sophomore while leading the high powered San Tan Charter offense. Threw for 2,000 yards while completing 76% of his throws and turning 121 completions into 29 touchdowns. Displays good, controlled footwork and pocket mechanics from drop back through deliver, consistently maintaining a strong throwing platform with balance and body control. Quick and compact over the top release point allowing him to get the ball out on time without sacrificing velocity. He shows good field vision and eye discipline to diagnose coverage and make quick/decisive reads. Does a good job mixing up velocity, layering throws and placing the ball where his receiver can make a play. Smart decision maker, he protects the football while remaining aggressive, threw just 3 interceptions on 159 attempts in the 2025 season. Strong foundational skillset in place, he shows good upside and potential as he develops.
Luke’s year is a masterclass in doing the simple things at a ridiculously high level — completing 75% of his passes with 25 touchdowns to just two picks through nine games. He’s not putting up massive yardage totals, but that’s not the point; he’s been so incredibly efficient and takes care of the football, two of the most important traits for keeping drives alive. For a sophomore, the timing is really advanced. Eyes to move a safety, feet to match the progression, and throws on digs and seams that hit the upfield shoulder like clockwork. He’ll take the free access all night, then punish you when you try to squeeze it — he trusts that arm and isn’t the slightest bit afraid to test tight windows. The offense hums because he doesn’t overcomplicate it — he hunts matchups, trusts his guys, and plays with a calm that radiates to the rest of the unit.