TOLEDO, Ohio -- According to multiple sources, Ali Beydoun was expected to shine as a top quarterback in the region after leading the Fighting Irish to two state championship appearances in 2024 and 2025. Now, in 2026, he has made the move to Crestwood High School in Dearborn, Michigan.
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| Ali Beydoun (Photo: Allen Trieu/247Sports) |
Beydoun, who is committed to playing football at the University of Findlay, is looking to play immediately at his new school after transferring for his senior year. He last took the field in a TCC uniform on August 21 in a win over Trotwood-Madison 27-9.
He went 1 of 6 passing and -3 yards before being replaced in the game by sophomore QB Lincoln Sellers, who transferred from Bellville High School and has earned the starting job.
Highlights vs St. Eds. In final scrimmage @ToledoCCHS_FB @coachdempsey3 pic.twitter.com/CzYa3emxtA
— Ali Beydoun QB C/O 2027 (@qb1_ali) August 15, 2026
Also, according to reports, his move came from a parent relocating due to a work-related transfer, as told to the Toledo Blade.
Beydoun had 2,550 all-purpose yards and 24 total touchdowns during his junior campaign.
Michigan High School Athletic Association Exception 1:
C. Changes of residency must be full and complete (Exception 1). (As defined by MHSAA Interpretations) Students who change residence may be eligible immediately in a sport played in the previous or current season if the residential change was full and complete. Residential changes which grant immediate eligibility are intended to be somewhat permanent. All the people the student lived with previously (the family unit, as defined) must move and actually reside in the new residence. The previous residence must be disposed of (either vacant or sold or rented to non-family). Other documentation must also be provided to the school, including a changed driver’s license and utility bill. See points G and H below. See MHSAA.com for the Residential Change Checklist. Click on Schools, Parents, then see Regulations Summary on the right.
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