Iamaleava has had a strong junior season and showed he’s deserving of all the attention and early scholarships he received this off-season. Iamaleava didn’t start a game until this year after backing up his older brother Nico Iamaleava, who’s a freshman at Tennessee. Like his older brother, Iamaleava is a two-sport standout and a talented volleyball player but his future is definitely at quarterback. He has always had a strong arm but has made a nice jump in poise, accuracy and maturity. He shows dual-threat ability and although he doesn’t run a ton, he has very good pocket mobility and can extend plays. He’s a tough kid, highly competitive and as the game continues to slow down for him, he’ll make another big jump.

Also plays volleyball and has been a standout on the club scene for years.
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2023: First year as a full-time starter at Warren. Led the Bears to an 11-3 record (posted an 11-2 record after missing a game due to injury) and the CIF-SS Division 3 semifinals. Named the Gateway League's Co-Offensive Player of the Year.
2022: Spent sophomore season at Warren backing up his brother, Tennessee signee Nico Iamaleava. Started against Culver City, which was a 54-20 win. Threw for 231 yards with 4 TD and an INT in the victory. Ended up appearing in 10 total games. Finished year going 31 of 58 passing (53.4%) for 675 yards with 10 TD and an INT. Also ran for 62 yards.
2021: As a freshman, got limited varsity snaps while serving as QB2 for Warren. Thrust into action in a playoff game against Corona Del Mar, completing 5 of 10 passes for 42 yards.
-Andrew Ivins