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Stockton-area football: Here are the Top 59 returners by position ahead of 2024-25 season

The countdown to the 2024-25 high school football season is real and the 209 is gnawing at the bit to get back on the field.

San Joaquin County is home to some of the most talented athletes who represented the area with pride and stuffed stat sheets last season. From speedy wide receivers who racked up thousands of yards in the air to beasts on the defensive line who were like quarterback magnets, last season was filled with star-studded players.

This season will be more of the same as schools across the county are returning big-time players across all positions. These athletes are back for more looking to prove they are the cream of the crop in their respective positions and give their teams a shot at a Sac-Joaquin Section blue banner.

The Record is highlighting some of the top SJ County returners for each position based on coaches’ offseason reports and 2023-24 stats available to the Record, such as MaxPreps.

(Listed in alphabetical order by position and athletes)

Tracy running back David Goularte(7) turns the corner for a big gain during a Sac-Joaquin Section first round playoff game between Tracy High and Thomas Downey High at Wayne Schneider Stadium in Tracy, CA

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David Goularte, junior, Tracy

2023-24 stats/notes: 387 rushing yards, 234 receiving yards, eight total touchdowns, 37 total tackles, four interceptions, 10 passes defended

Marcus Harrison, senior, Edison

2023-24 stats/notes: 400 rushing yards, four rushing touchdowns, 688 receiving yards, 10 receiving touchdowns, 1,349 all-purpose yards

Landen Ly, senior, Linden

2032-24 stats/notes: 929 rushing yards (sixth in SJS DIII), 12 rushing touchdowns, 14 total touchdowns, 1,090 all-purpose yards, 37 total tackles (as cornerback)

Corey Waters, junior, McNair

2023-24 stats/notes: 517 receiving yards (13th in SJS DII), four touchdowns, 25 total tackles, three…
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Author : The Stockton Record

Publish date : 2024-07-08 09:04:09

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