You like watching high school football but, it’s only in the fall season? Well, the Mile High Prep League is here to fulfill those wishes. This league is one of twelve teams in the Prep Super League, displaying the admirable talent of high school football from Colorado. This spring, Colorado high school all-stars are playing in the first national high school football league. The goal of this league is to bring attention to college coaches for these young men.
I have interviewed 2 players from this league, asking some questions about their experience on this Prep Team.
The Profile: How has the league helped you grow as a (position)?
Alex Birch(Quarterback)
“It has helped me grow a ton because of the competition I am going up against everyday in practice and learning the mental part of the game from Coach Bob Stitt.”
Adrian Symalla(Running Back)
“I have been able to be coached by the best and learn how to play against some of the best players. My vision and awareness has for sure gotten better already.”
The Profile: What’s your favorite part about being in this league?
Alex Birch(Quarterback)
“My favorite part about being in this league is the opportunity to get full 11on11 spring football reps and being able to develop from some of the best coaches in the state of Colorado.”
Adrian Symalla(Running Back)
“My favorite part is being able to play with the best players in the state of Colorado and show people that myself and my teammates can play with the best.”
The Profile: What’s something you learned about yourself from participating in this league?
Alex Birch(Quarterback)
“I am learning that I have to get 1% better everyday and continue to stay calm while playing so that I can play my best type of football.”
Adrian Symalla(Running Back)
“I’ve learned that I have things to work on before fall season and that I still have things to improve on.”
The Colorado Prep Team has gone undefeated on this point of their season with the most recent game being in Dallas, Texas.
