Alabama high school QB leaves fans in awe with record-breaking touchdown pass

Alabama High‑School Quarterback Trent Seaborn Breaks State Passing‑Yard Record
In a Friday‑night showdown that drew fans from across the state, Alabama senior Trent Seaborn shattered the state high‑school passing‑yard record, eclipsing the 11,024‑yard milestone once held by Jack Hayes. The game, played at Seaborn’s high‑school stadium, saw the quarterback finish with a season‑long total that now places him at the top of Alabama’s all‑time list.
Seaborn, who hails from Hawaii, has been a dominant force in Alabama football for three seasons. He’s already a three‑time state champion and has consistently thrown at least 25 touchdown passes in each of his first three seasons. In the first two games of the current year, he poured in eight touchdown passes, setting a strong tone for his senior campaign.
According to Rivals.com, the 2027 recruiting cycle ranks Seaborn as the No. 22 quarterback nationwide. Analysts say a few more standout performances could push him into the top ten by the end of the year. The record‑breaking game was witnessed by Tua Tagovailoa’s mother, who appeared on the sidelines to congratulate the young athlete, underscoring the growing attention his play is attracting.
“Trent’s work ethic and precision are beyond what we’ve seen before,” said the coach at Seaborn’s high school. “He’s not only a prolific passer; he’s also a leader on the field.”
The record was set in a high‑scoring affair that featured an impressive array of offensive fireworks, including a double‑lateral bubble‑screen Hail Mary in a recent Florida matchup that had fans on the edge of their seats. While that play was unrelated to Seaborn’s record, it exemplified the type of high‑octane games that keep high‑school football in the spotlight.
Seaborn’s achievements have sparked speculation about his future. Some observers wonder if he could follow in the footsteps of fellow Hawaiian native Tua Tagovailoa by committing to a major college program, potentially even the University of Alabama, where Tagovailoa once played as a freshman.
Regardless of the path ahead, Seaborn’s record-breaking night cements his legacy in Alabama football history. The state’s all‑time passing‑yard leader now stands as a testament to his skill and perseverance, and fans are eager to see where his talent will take him next.

