Two-way Player Cayl Cox Liggins Transfers to Arizona High School

The versatile athlete will join Queen Creek High School for his senior season.

Apr. 8, 2026 at 7:51am

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Cayl Cox Liggins, a standout two-way player from St. Pius X High School in New Mexico, has announced that he will be transferring to Queen Creek High School in Arizona for his senior year. Liggins excelled on both offense and defense during his junior season, finishing with over 1,100 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, while also recording 3 interceptions on defense.

Why it matters

Liggins' transfer is a significant boost for the Queen Creek Bulldogs, who finished just above .500 last season and lost in the opening round of the state playoffs. His versatility and playmaking ability on both sides of the ball could help elevate Queen Creek's program and make them a contender in Arizona's Class 6A.

The details

During his junior season at St. Pius X, Liggins had seven games with at least 100 receiving yards, including a 175-yard performance against Bloomfield. He also had 155 yards and a touchdown against Albuquerque Academy, and finished three games with multiple touchdown receptions, the most notable of which was his 106-yard, two-touchdown performance against Portales. On defense, Liggins recorded 3 interceptions, 11 tackles, and 8 passes defended.

  • Liggins announced his transfer on X, 2026.
  • He will be playing his senior season at Queen Creek High School in Arizona.

The players

Cayl Cox Liggins

A versatile two-way player who excelled as a wide receiver and cornerback during his junior season at St. Pius X High School in New Mexico.

Queen Creek High School

An Arizona high school football team that finished the 2025 season with a 6-5 record and lost in the opening round of the Class 6A state playoffs.

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What they’re saying

“I will be playing my senior year of football for Queen Creek High School in Arizona. Go Dawgs!”

— Cayl Cox Liggins

What’s next

Liggins' transfer will be a key storyline to follow as the Bulldogs prepare for the upcoming 2026 season. Queen Creek will be hoping that his addition can help them improve upon their 6-5 record from last year and make a deeper playoff run.

The takeaway

Cayl Cox Liggins' transfer to Queen Creek High School in Arizona is a significant acquisition for the Bulldogs, who are looking to build on their 2025 season. Liggins' versatility and playmaking ability on both offense and defense could be the spark that Queen Creek needs to become a contender in Arizona's Class 6A.