Red Mountain High School Football Season Preview

Under Head Coach Kyle Enders, Red Mountain High School is focused on physical development this offseason, setting the foundation for another competitive season in 2025. Offseason Focus: Strength, Speed, and Mobility The main priority is getting bigger, stronger, and faster through: Heavy focus on weight training Speed and agility work instead of early football practices Encouraging players to join the track for offseason development This strategy ensures players develop athleticism before transitioning into football activities in spring ball. Special Offseason Events and Camps Red Mountain will participate in several high-profile showcases and competitions: May 7 – College Showcase at Westwood High School at 8 AM May 13 – College Showcase at Williams Field High School at 6 PM June 12 – ASU 7-on-7 and Big Man Competition June 22 – NAU 7-on-7 and Big Man Competition July 22 to 25 – Team Camp at Camp Tontozona Notable Roster and Coaching Stability Coaching Staff: No changes; the entire staff from all levels is returning. Roster Changes: Replacing key senior leaders, including the team's leading wide receiver, quarterback, running back, and two Division I linemen. Defensive Challenge: Losing most of the secondary aside from one returning player. Players to Watch: Rising Stars Jameson Wade, Middle Linebacker, three-year starter, team’s leading tackler, and defensive leader. Tyreke Cornett, Cornerback, First Team All-Region Defensive Back and Punt Returner, had three interceptions last season. Returning Offensive Linemen: Josh Lee, Yos Aunese, and Lincoln Elicio, providing a solid foundation to rebuild the offense. Commitment to Weight Training and Team Building Nearly 80 football players are participating in track for speed training. The offseason lifting program is at the center of development. Nutrition and Player Growth Players set performance goals, and coaches review progress every nine weeks. Protein bars are provided after every morning workout to aid recovery. Biggest Challenge: Replacing a Special Senior Class The biggest hurdle for Red Mountain this season will be replacing its key offensive playmakers and defensive secondary while ensuring new leaders emerge. 2025 Season Outlook With a well-structured offseason, Red Mountain is emphasizing athleticism, strength, and player development before transitioning to football-specific training. Despite key departures, a strong returning core and a proven coaching staff will look to keep the program competing at a high level.