AT COLLEGE OF IDAHO: Juarez is in his fourth season with the Coyote football program; heads into his senior season with 73 career receptions for 1,550 yards and 12 touchdowns - all among the Top-10 in program history.

2020: Started three of the four games played during the COVID shortened spring season; caught 10 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown, earning All-Frontier Conference honors; recorded his eighth career 100-yard receiving game in an 8-catch, 108-yard performance at Carroll College; named to the Frontier Conference All-Academic Team, a NAIA Scholar-Athlete and a CoSIDA NAIA Academic All-District 4 team.

2019: Started the first eight games of the season as the Yotes top wide receiver; led the team with 41 receptions, 811 receiving yards and seven touchdown catches; had a school-record five 100-yard receiving games during the season - including three-straight (at Southern Oregon, at Eastern Oregon, vs. Montana Western); caught a season-high nine passes for 118 yards and a touchdown at EOU, while catching five balls for 144 yards and two scores at SOU; caught a 93-yard touchdown pass in road win at Montana Tech - the second-longest touchdown reception in program history; named to the Frontier Conference All-Academic Team.

2018: Started all 11 games at wide receiver, establishing a new school record for yards per reception (25.5); caught 22 passes for 561 yards and four touchdowns; caught a season-long 78-yard touchdown pass in win over Southern Oregon, while adding a 65-yard reception in road win at Montana Tech; had two 100-yard receiving games, catching three passes for 131 vs. Southern Oregon.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Used a redshirt season at the University of Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2017 graduate of Marin Catholic High in California, where he was an All-Marin County Athletic League and All-Bay Area selection...caught 42 passes for 850 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior...also competed in track, where he was the MCAL 100-meter champion, clocking a school-record time of 10.61 seconds.

PERSONAL: Studying health and human performance.