Five quarterbacks competing to start at Corona del Mar
Last December, Corona del Mar won the CIF State Division 1-A championship with Washington signee Ethan Garbers under center. Garbers passed for 5,035 yards and 71 touchdowns, which are both Orange County records. He led the Sea Kings to an…
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Continue ReadingLast December, Corona del Mar won the CIF State Division 1-A championship with Washington signee Ethan Garbers under center.
Garbers passed for 5,035 yards and 71 touchdowns, which are both Orange County records. He led the Sea Kings to an undefeated 16-0 season.
His brother Chase was also a successful quarterback at Corona del Mar who graduated in 2017 and is now playing at Cal.
Now there are five quarterbacks vying to replace Garbers as the starting quarterback for the Sea Kings.
The five players are working closely with Sea Kings offensive coordinator Kevin Hettig who head coach Dan O’Shea described as “brilliant.”
Corona del Mar, much like many programs in Orange County are in phase two of preparing for the upcoming athletic season. That means quarterbacks can bring their own footballs and throw them into nets, but cannot share equipment with other players.
Cooper Wrenn is a 6-foot-4, 200-pound senior who transferred to Corona del Mar from Jesuit High in Oregon. He is a three sport athlete who also plays basketball and lacrosse and has been throwing at quarterbacks in Orange County all offseason. Wrenn has an offer from Graceland University and Wyoming has been recruiting him as well.
Incredible play by @jhspdxfootball quarterback Cooper Wrenn!!! TOUCHDOWN JESUIT! Lake Oswego up 24-14 at the half. #PlayOfTheNight #Fox12FNL pic.twitter.com/47PO2Vc72C
— Brian MacMillan (@BMacTV) September 14, 2019
Jackson Oksnee transferred to Corona del Mar from Mission Hills of San Marcos. According to MaxPreps, Oksnee played one game for Mission Hills as a sophomore in 2018 and completed 12 of 17 passes for 236 yards and a touchdown. He has an offer from William & Mary.
2021 Corona Del Mar (CA) QB Jackson Oksnee (@JOksnee) workin with @CoachDanny10 last weekend in Oceanside❕@CDMFOOTBALL @USCScoop pic.twitter.com/x7RRrfJzVK
— Scott Schrader (@Scott_Schrader) April 24, 2020
Max Lane and Dane Voorhees were the junior varsity quarterbacks at Corona del Mar last season. Lane is a junior and Voorhees is a senior who is also the team’s kicker.
Lane appeared in seven games for the Sea Kings and made two pass attempts. Voorhees completed two out of three passes for 21 yards.
David Rasor is a 6-foot-1, 175-pound sophomore who is highly regarded according to Dan Albano of the Orange County Register.
Freshman Szn in the books ✅ Thank you 🙏🏽 to everyone who mentored and helped me along the way 🙌🏽 @CDMFOOTBALL 🔱 More to come 🔥 God has a plan‼️ ⭐️Watch my season highlights⭐️ 👀👇🏽https://t.co/0o0OfCrVwJ
— David Rasor (@david_rasor18) April 10, 2020