Complete coverage: Prep football preview 2024
Newbury Park High’s Shane Rosenthal makes an interception against Thousand Oaks last season, when he had a dominant season as a receiver and defensive back.
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Here is the Los Angeles Times’ nine-part series on top returning high school football players for the 2024 season.
The Palos Verdes High sophomore led the football team to a 10-1 record last season when he passed for 1,866 yards and 23 touchdowns with three interceptions.
Karson Cox’s unselfishness and willingness to help others sets him apart. “He’ll get more excited if a kid scores their first touchdown,” his coach said.
Loyola High’s Jacob Kreinbring might be a kicker and punter, but he puts in the work with the same effort and passion as a position player.
