Sam Arona is a 5'9" Quarterback in the 2030 class.
Arona attends West in Utah.
Arona's Player Profile was created on December 9, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Sam
AronaQB
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
West
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UT
2030 Rankings: Quarterbacks
Sam is a signal caller with a big time arm. He throws with good velocity, and is an...
Written by Andy Pham
Sam
AronaQB
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
West
|
UT
Utah Showcase Winners: Quarterbacks-Part II
Sam was the other Quarterback that West decided to bring and Sam does what he always does, impress....
Written by Andy Pham
Sam
AronaQB
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
West
|
UT
Redzone Elite 7’s: Spotlight Signal Callers
Sam is a signal caller that just gets better and better, everytime I watch him. He is poised...
Written by Andy Pham
Sam
AronaQB
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
West
|
UT
Canyon Cup: 14U Performers to know
Sam has made tremendous strides since the summer, and each time I’ve seen him, he impresses me. He...
Written by Andy Pham
Sam
AronaQB
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
West
|
UT
2030’s- Additonal Quarterbacks to Know
Sam is a quick processor and he does a good job of getting the ball out and in...
Written by Andy Pham
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Sam is a signal caller with a big time arm. He throws with good velocity, and is an effortless thrower. He does a good job of making off platform throws and Sam does an excellent job of moving around the pocket and can pick up chunk yards with his legs. Sam has moxy to his game and is a signal caller who can pick apart a defense with his arm and legs; he is a D1 prospect.
Sam was the other Quarterback that West decided to bring and Sam does what he always does, impress. He threw several good deep balls during the one-on-one sessions and during the 7’s threw with good anticipation. He’s got good arm talent and does everything you want to see in a signal caller. Sam has a bright future ahead, and for a 2030, he has every right to be the starting varsity quarterback for multiple years; he is a D1 talent. It was a great showing for him.
Sam is a signal caller that just gets better and better, everytime I watch him. He is poised and goes through his progression with ease. He isn’t afraid to take the deep shot and has good arm talent and the ball jumps out of his hands. He throws receivers open and is a quick processor. Sam is a fun player and another in the 2030 class with exceptional talent and a great ceiling.
Sam has made tremendous strides since the summer, and each time I’ve seen him, he impresses me. He makes excellent reads and processes quickly. He makes every throw you want to see, stresses the ball downfield, and hits the hole shot. He knows when to throw with velocity and when to take something off and put air under it for his receivers. He does a good job of throwing his receivers open and keeping the ball out of danger. He is a fun prospect and is an excellent prospect. Should be competing for the JV spot right away.
Sam is a quick processor and he does a good job of getting the ball out and in rhythm. He throws with good accuracy and is a signal caller who moves well within the pocket and senses danger. He’s a signal caller who is calm under pressure and does a good job leading his receivers open and out of danger. He throws a nice, tight spiral.