WEST VALLEY PREPS

Huynh does whatever it takes for Peoria powerhouse

Liberty senior wide receiver Braxton Huynh poses in the team room at the high school in Peoria Nov. 10.

(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)

Liberty wide receiver Braxton Huynh started at quarterback in the Nov. 6 game at Centennial. He runs around end in the first half of that game as junior middle linebacker Aidan Torres (#8) and junior defensive tackle Manu Pati (#46) give chase.

(Picture Lady Photography/For West Valley Preps)

Braxton Huynh had not played quarterback for four years.

With sophomore starter Jason Haines out for the year and senior backup Kenny Raymond not cleared to play for one of the most anticipated games with Centennial in the rivalry’s history, that’s where he was Nov. 6.

Coach Colin Thomas did not hesitate, even though Huynh had three to four days of practice.

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