Brady Edmunds, an eighth-grade quarterback introduced from Arizona State University, has confirmed that he will be attending Huntington Beach High School next year. (Photo credit: Brady Edmonds)
One of Orange County’s top incoming freshman quarterbacks has enrolled at Huntington Beach High School for his next school year.
6-foot-5-inch, 200-pound eighth grader Brady Edmonds recently confirmed his admission to Sunset League School.
Homeschooling, Edmunds received an offer from Arizona State University and attracted interest in recruiting from other colleges.
Dan Selway, who has personally coached Edmonds, said: “(He) has the size and arm to challenge anyone. It should be fun to watch him this season and beyond.”
“He’s always been a hard worker, humble and talented,” Selway added of Edmonds, who also plays basketball.
Huntington Beach football coach Brett Brown said Tuesday he is aware of Edmonds’ addition.
“He has tremendous advantages,” Brown said. “a well-built athlete with big arms”
Huntington Beach went 5-6 last season. The Oilers finished fifth in the Sunset League, where he lost 34–28 to Orange in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 6 playoffs.
Senior Daunte Bell, transferred from Katella, was the team’s primary quarterback last season.
Send football news to Dan Albano at dalbano@scng.com or @ocvarsityguy on Twitter.
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