Malik Leonard is a 5'11" Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Leonard attends Miami Carol City in Florida.
Leonard's Player Profile was created on July 11, 2026.
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Malik
LeonardQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
Miami Carol City
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FL
Miami Carol City vs. West Boca: Standout players
The sophomore quarterback is now a two-year starter and could not get in a rhythm offensively because of...
Written by Marcus Benjamin
Malik
LeonardQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
Miami Carol City
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FL
Five underrated S Fla QBs who could boost their stock in 2026
The sophomore QB has a chance to lead a team in Miami Carol City to a state title,...
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Malik
LeonardQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
Miami Carol City
|
FL
Top Five Quarterbacks at 305 Sports 7-on-7 Invitational
Leonard seems primed to have an even better year than his freshman campaign based on what we saw...
Written by Marcus Benjamin
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The sophomore quarterback is now a two-year starter and could not get in a rhythm offensively because of the suffocating West Boca defensive front. He made a dazzling play, however, rolling out to his left and finding a wide-open Joshua Sylvain with plenty of pressure on his neck.
Leonard did not throw an interception in this one but lost a fumble on a devastating hit from Makarion OwensMakarionOwens
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. Probably most impressive was his toughness: after that hit, Leonard still ran the offense as efficiently as possible. He had some nice throws but would likely have more with less pressure.
The sophomore QB has a chance to lead a team in Miami Carol City to a state title, and depending on how much the second-year starter develops, he could produce the stats to gain national recognition.
The budding young talent can make every throw and moves well outside of the pocket. He is a fearless passer who can throw in the face of pressure and produce accurate throws in tight windows.
Leonard seems primed to have an even better year than his freshman campaign based on what we saw Saturday. His decision-making was nearly flawless during the tournament, and his variety of throws nearly won it all for the Chiefs.
The upcoming sophomore has a great understanding of the game, and his skills continue to ascend. The budding QB is working with an entirely new receiving corps at Carol City, but many would not be able to tell he has only been with the group since the spring.