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Despite Narbonne’s woes, Sheard remains loyal
Los Angeles Times
|August 28, 2025
The senior linebacker stays put with school’s ‘nice family’ as he eyes a new season.

DESPITE a mass exodus of players at Narbonne, linebacker King'leon Sheard is remaining a Gaucho.
There was a large trash can obstructing the view of a Narbonne Gaucho sign on the gym wall, so King’leon Sheard simply picked up the container and moved it out of the way in an impressive display of strength like a WWE wrestler flicking away an annoying opponent.
At 6 feet 2 and 220 pounds, Sheard had two sacks in last year’s City Section Open Division championship football game against San Pedro. On Friday night, he had two sacks in Narbonne’s 42-6 loss to Los Osos. The fact he’s still walking around Narbonne’s campus in his senior year isa story itself.
After the program was placed on probation and banned from the playoffs for three years for rules violations, there was an exodus of players and coaches. This also happened after the 2019 season when Narbonne was punished for similar cireumstances — an ineligible player.
“Now it’s been two rebuilds since I've been here,” he said, remembering a 2-9 season in 2022 when he arrived as a freshman.
Sheard is either a glutton for punishment or determined to prove his worth no matter how many times Narbonne has to start over.
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