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2024 Preps football preview: Estrella Foothills

Estrella Foothills junior receiver/defensive Noah Romo changes direction while running upfield against the Maryvale defense during a Sept. 29 home game.

(Courtesy Eddie Lopez/For West Valley Preps)

Mike Spencer feels like his Estrella Foothills program has already started to turn the corner.

Now if the Wolves could showcase their progress by being selected to play in the postseason, he said, that would help make it clear.

The Wolves went 7-3 last season, and their 5-0 mark in the 4A Copper Sky Section was a first-place effort. Still, they weren’t among the 16 top-ranked teams in 4A that made the playoff bracket.

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