Fri., Aug. 28,
At Ramona — Olympian vs. Imperial, 5:30;
Rancho Bernardo at Ramona, 8. Sat., Aug. 29, At Valhalla — Foothills
Christian vs. Catholic Central (Alberta), 2:30;
Mount Miguel vs. Calexico, 5; Westview at Valhalla,
7:30.
Yell, a recent grad of Lincoln High, avoided an up-the-middle
pass rush, skipped past another North defender, then sprinted
the distance along the right sideline for the winning
score. The decisive play gave Yell the most outstanding
player award among South players, a roster which included
20 members from East County high schools.
The winning coach for the South was El Capitan's RON BURNER.
Spanos Classic attracts 20 Inlanders
El Capitan’s RON BURNER and his staff will coach
the South squad. Damon Baldwin of Ramona will guide
the North.
The North leads the series 8-5 since switching to its
current format in 1995, including last seasin's 14-7
triumph.
East County representatives
From Christian: linebacker MATT FIELDS (5-11, 195),
running back CHARLES THOMPSON (5-10, 185) – East
County’s leading rusher (190-1,893 yards, 26 TDs).
From El Cajon Valley: safety GAVINO PINAL (5-10, 190).
From El Capitan: OL-DL ALAN ALTAMIRANO (6-6, 280);
wide receiver PHILLIP COOK, who caught 47 passes for
827 yards, 13 TDs in seven games (6-0, 165); DL MATT
HOBBY (6-1, 255) receiver JON MOLZEN (6-4, 220), who
caught 44 balls for 807 yards and 10 TDs; and MARK PEREZ
(6-4, 295, C).
From Grossmont: defensive back VALENTINO HODGSON (6-2,
165).
From Helix: defensive lineman ANTHONY LARCEVAL (6-0,
270, safety-corner TRELAN TAYLOR (5-10, 175).
From Monte Vista: linebacker TRACY SHIELDS (5-8, 220).
From Santana: receiver KRIS KIMMEL (6-3, 186).
From Steele Canyon: defensive end JOSIAH SMITH (6-5,
205).
From Valhalla: MLB TANNER HITT (6-0, 212); corner-safety
IVAN MAY (5-9, 154), and receiver DEREK WHITE (6-2,
176) who made 55 catches for 693 yards and two TDs.
From West Hills: defensive end MATT EVANS (5-10, 225);
running back-slot-punter CHRISTIAN FONSECA (6-0, 190);
and ) wide receiver-kicker LEVI JACOB (5-9, 165).
No one is actually sure why the veteran Norseman coach
has chosen to hang that handle on his premier passer,
but Thomas was firing bullets with pinpoint accuracy
during his junior season during Sutton’s second
year at calling the plays.
“Coach has done a lot to make us a better football
team in his two years here,” Thomas said. “It
starts with getting up at 5:30 in the morning all summer,
lifting weights and playing in as many passing tournaments
as we can.”
Coming off his junior season when he passed for 3,159
yards and 28 touchdowns on 246-of-360 accuracy, Thomas
attracted college scouts by the dozens. He was offered
recruiting trips by the handfuls, but made actual official
visits to Boston College, Maryland, Northwestern, Colorado
State and Arizona State. He also was accepted at Harvard
where only academic scholarships apply.
On top of that, Thomas and his family toured the country
last summer, visiting colleges showing interest in the
6-foot-5, 210 pound quarterback.
“When we weighed all the pros and cons it always
came back to Arizona State as the best fit for me,”
said Thomas.
Thus, Thomas recently made a verbal commitment to Arizona
State . He will enroll at the Tempe , Ariz. university
in time for the 2010 season.
Three factors led to Thomas’s final decision.
No. 1: “I guess the biggest thing is they run
a pro style offense similar to what we do at Valhalla
only a lot more sophisticated,” he said.
No. 2: “They play in the Pac-10 which is something
I’ve always wanted to do.”
No. 3: “ASU is a lot closer to home than many
of the others, which isn’t a big deal, but it does
allow my parents a chance to attend more games.”
College football’s elite institutions have been
in pursuit of Thomas for more than a year. At the top
of the list is USC.
“They approached me, but never made any firm offers,”
Thomas said. Same is true with several schools of that
caliber.
“I’m happy with my decision,” Thomas
said. “I have family living out there and that
made it a more comfortable fit.”
Playing for Arizona State’s father-son coaching
tandem of Dennis and Bryce Erickson is another plus
in Thomas’ eyes. The young recruit finds Xs and
Os on the Sun Devils’ drawing board as magnetic.
“Coach Dennis has won two national college championships
and coached in the NFL,” Thomas said. “He
definitely knows how to develop quarterbacks.”
With his future planned, Thomas believes he can take
a clearer focus on his final season. Valhalla fell one
victory short of claiming the San Diego CIF Division
III championship, falling in the final, 49-13, to Cathedral
Catholic.
“We plan to have a better finish this year, Thomas
said.
Thomas will graduate next January.
“I’ll be able to get to Tempe early enough
to compete for the starting job as a true freshman,”
he said.
Albeit Van has committed to the Gators, he must first
hike up his grades at Milford Academy, a prep school
in New Berlin, N.Y. He’ll attend in the fall.
TROY STARR, head coach at Helix, believes Van can succeed
at Milford and move on to Florida.
“There is a lot of upside to Travon,” Starr
said. “He has the ability to be a running back
or a corner at the Division I level. I know he can compete
for playing time. (Florida) did not take him as a favor
to me.”
Starr was an assistant coach for head football coach
Urban Meyer at Florida in 2007.
“The Florida coaches liked him the first time
they saw him,” Starr said.
The 6-foot, 195-pound Van rushed for 1,237 yards and
11 TDs on 139 carries last season for the Highlanders
(10-2-1) who lost the San Diego CIF Division II championship
to Oceanside (23-19) in the final seconds.
Milford Academy plays a 13-game schedule, including
games against Navy JV, Army Prep, Yale JV, South Alabama
JV and Princeton ’s frosh.
“My objective is to make it to ‘The Swamp,’”
Van said. “I figure this next season will be a
nice stepping stone to get me there. I know I can make
an impact on the field, but I also have to take care
of business in the classroom.”
For the past three years, Milford Academy has sent
98 percent of its students on to college.
“I’m not sure where I stack up at Milford,
but I’m ready to compete,” Van said. “All
I know is Milford is the No. 1 prep school in the
country.”
Quarterback TY CULVER and linebacker EDDIE FAAMAILE
are moving on to the University of San Diego, while
running back JOJO PHILLIPS and safety TRELAN TAYLOR
will attend NCAA Division II Chadron State (Neb.) in
the fall.
Culver racked up 2,588 yards total offense for the
Highlanders a year ago and earned All-East County
Sports.com honors as did Taylor, who reeled in 10
interceptions in his final two seasons.
Former Helix standout DERRICK PERRAULT, a two-year
starter at safety at Southwestern College, has accepted
a scholarship to NCAA Division II Western New Mexico
University. The Mustangs are based in Silver City, N.M.
Meanwhile, Grossmont High defensive back DOMINIQUE
BRADLEY has accepted a scholarship to NAIA power Midland
Lutheran (Freemont, Neb.), while Monte Vista product
RODNEY TAYLOR, a defensive back, plans to attend and
play football at Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa.
Midland Lutheran has taken a liking to East County
football players the past few seasons. Grossmont High
graduate KHALID WATERS made contributions during his
freshman season as did defensive back BRANDEN BROWN
(Steele Canyon). Former Foothiller MICHAEL GRAHAM has
also joined the Midland express.
A 5-foot-8, 172-pound defensive back, Shropshire carries
a 3.5 GPA and also received an offer from Menlo College.
“He is a great kid who really put in the time
to get his academics to the point where he had options
for continuing his education,” said Karlo. “I
really enjoyed having him on the team and I am confident
he will have a successful future.”<
The 6-foot-5, 236-pound Moss has committed to
Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo.
He was also offered scholarships by New Mexico,
San Diego State, Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) and
Dartmouth College (for academics). Moss said he
liked Dartmouth (Hanover, N.H.) of the Ivy League,
but it was too far from home.
Colorado State was nothing but plusses to Moss’
way of thinking. Not only are the Rams coached
by former Patrick Henry, Mesa College and CSU
alum Steve Fairchild, Moss has relatives living
in a Denver suburb.
“My mom’s sister and her husband live
in Aurora, Colo.,” Cameron Moss said. “So
it’ll be nice to have family an hour or so
away.”
Since the Rams return two seniors at tight end
Moss figures to redshirt his first season.
“That’s fine because it’ll give
me time to work in the weight room, learn the
system and get acclimated academically,”
Moss said.
This is Fairchild’s second season as head
coach and his 13th year as coach in the program.
He’s also coached the Buffalo Bills and St.
Louis Rams.
“I played against Fairchild,” said
Cameron’s father MARTIN MOSS, a graduate
of UCLA who played for the NFL’s Detroit
Lions. “I’ve always been big on the
quality of a person. Steve Fairchild is a quality
guy.”
CSU’s Anthony Hill (running backs coach)
handled the recruitment of Cameron.
“He was very supportive,” Moss said.
Stanford, UCLA, Washington State and Villanova
also expressed interest.
Cameron Moss plans to major in Civil Engineering.
Colorado State is one of the nation’s top
schools for that degree.
“Our whole family sat down and listed the
pros and cons of each school,” Cameron Moss
said. “My dad had some influence on me, sure.
But the decision was ultimately mine.”
Rust remembers checking out his telephone voicemail
one evening when he heard an unfamiliar voice that would
change his future.
The caller leaving that message was New Mexico State
University’s DeWayne Walker, who only four weeks
earlier was named head football coach of the Aggies.
“He asked me if I wanted a scholarship,”
Rust recalled. “Yeah, I was completely taken by
surprise when I heard that message. I guess they liked
the films I sent them.”
El Capitan's Tanner Rust
Walker, UCLA’s defensive coordinator a season
ago, has added former Washington State offensive coordinator
Tim Rosenbach to his staff. Rosenbach is a former NFL
quarterback.
“They brought four coaches to my house for a visit,”
said Rust of the Western Athletics Conference braintrust.
“It was impressive to have that kind of attention.”
Rust did receive the similar coddling from San Jose
State, which sent head coach Dick Tomey to his Lakeside
home.
The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Rust, appears to be the blue-chip
quarterback recruit for the Aggies, who also have three
redshirt freshmen and a JC transfer returning from last
year’s 3-9 team.
San Diego State made a scholarship pitch to Rust last
year, but he did not bite.
Other schools might have attempted to recruit Rust’s
rocket passing arm – 5,884 yards, 60 TDs, 359 completions
in 677 attempts had he not maintained a keen interest
in baseball.
Bottom line is baseball could still be Rust’s
track to the future.
New Mexico State has agreed to allow Rust to play baseball
in addition to football. That might not be enough, although
the Aggies posted a 28-33 record on the diamond a year
ago.
Cal State-Fullerton, UCLA and USD remained on Rust’s
trail to the end, hoping to make him a full-time baseball
player. Rust batted .410 as a junior catcher and .404
as a sophomore shortstop.
As a Division I quarterback, he may not have that choice.
“It takes a lot of time in the off-season to be
a big-time college quarterback,” El Capitan coach
RON BURNER said. “So obviously Tanner will eventually
have to make a choice.”
Not to be overlooked is the June professional baseball
draft.
No question Rust should attract attention from the
pro scouts.
“Right now, I’m thinking about being a college
quarterback,” Rust admitted. “But, at the
same time, I want to enjoy my last year of high school
baseball.”
Helix nose guard Anthony Larceval
(50) with
a fumble return in a victory over Valhalla. (Courtesy, Helix High School)
The 6-foot-1, 262-pound Larceval was selected the East
County Sports.com Defensive Player of the Year as
a senior after helping guide the Highlanders (10-2-1)
to the Grossmont Conference championship. Helix reached
the San Diego CIF Division II finals before losing to
Oceanside in the final seconds.
According to Scout.com, Larceval has been flying
under the radar for much of the past year, despite great
showings in the spring and summer at the New Level/Badger
7-on-7 tournament and the Scout Combine in Los Angeles.
Sacramento State showed early interest, but San Jose
State clinched the deal.
Larceval had played linebacker prior to this year,
before moving to the D-Line. The SJSU coaches already
have him penciled in to play up front, possibly at defensive
tackle.
“I’m solid to San Jose State,” Larceval
told Scout.com. “That’s the best fit
for me.”
The CIF-San Diego Section office announced the winners
of its annual All-Academic teams for the fall sports
season, with the Knights owning the top composite grade-point
average among every school – in all divisions –
in the section. All members of the Foothills football
team, using the CIF's unweighted scoring system, posted
a 3.27 GPA.
"We couldn't be prouder for all of our players,"
noted Knights head coach STEVE PERDUE. "It shows
the dedication of our players both on the field and
in the classroom."
The Knights will join six other sports programs in
a ceremony at the next CIF-SDS Board of Managers meeting,
to be held Tuesday (Jan. 27) at the San Diego County
Office of Education complex, Annex C, at 9 a.m..
Among East County schools, honorable mention included
the Helix High girls field hockey program, and the Christian
High girls volleyball program.
MaxPreps
All-California state team (Local selections)
All-State Division
II
Small Schools All-State
Team
First Team Offense
TE – LEVINE TOILOLO, Helix
6-8, 247, Senior
A huge target at 6-foot-8, Toilolo earned
All-San Diego County honors after catching
27 passes for 395 yards and seven touchdowns
for the Highlanders. He helped Helix posted
a 10-2-1 record with a runnerup finish in
the Division 2 championship game to Oceanside
. He’s committed to play at Stanford.
First Team Defense
DL – ANTHONY LARCEVAL, Helix
6-1, 262, Senior
Larceval was named the defensive player of
the year by East CountySports.com and was
a first team pick on the San Diego Union-Tribune
all-area team.
First Team Offense
RB – CHARLES THOMPSON, Christian
5-10, 185, Senior
Thompson was one of the leading rushers
in San Diego County, gaining 1,893 yards
on 190 carries with 26 touchdowns. He earned
All-EastCountySports.com first team honors
and helped the Patriots post a 10-2 record.
Second Team Offense
OL – MATT KNIGHT, Christian
6-1, 230, Junior
Toiled on the offensive line for the Patriots
and earned All-Coastal League honors.
Second Team Defense
LB – MATT FIELDS, Christian
5-11, 190, Senior
Fields was one of two Christian linebackers
to earn all-area honors by EastCountySports.com.
Fields registered 121 tackles on the season
with three sacks. His best game was a 19-tackle
effort against Santana.
ALL-LEAGUE
TEAMS
ALL-COUNTY TEAMS Now Posted Below!
2008 ALL-EAST COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM
Larceval's three-peat heads list on
All-East County Sports' football team
Earning East County Sports.com Rookie of the
Year as sophomore linebacker, Larceval has made position
changes in all three of his varsity seasons while continuing
to run with the elite. This year was no exception even
though he was regularly double- and triple-teamed. MORE
BELOW
EAST
COUNTY SPORTS' OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
The East County Sports' Co-Offensive
Players of the Year:
Valhalla quarterback Pete Thomas (left) and El
Capitan quarterback Tanner Rust. (Photos by Susan
Cooper Photography)
For the second straight year, El Capitan quarterback TANNER
RUST has been named East County Sports.com Co-Offensive
Player of the Year. The senior standout shares the award
this season with Valhalla junior quarterback PETE THOMAS.
A year ago Rust shared the award with Christian’s
running back LAWRENCE WALKER.
Both Rust and Thomas ranked among the Top 10 passers
in the San Diego CIF this season. To boot, they also
rank among the section's kick-scoring leaders.
East County Sports.com selected Valhalla’s
second-year head coach STEVE SUTTON as 2008 East County
Coach of the Year for leading the Norsemen to a record
11 wins and into the SDCIF Division III championship
game against state-bowl-game bound Cathedral Catholic.
Other honors handed out by East County Sports.com
were: Offensive Rookie of the Year — Steele Canyon
running back ALEX PERLIN; Defensive Rookie of the Year
– Granite Hills safety BRIAN CARROLL; and Unsung
Hero – Grossmont defensive back VALENTINO HODGSON.
2008
ALL-EAST COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM
(Selected by the
East County Sports.com staff)
FIRST TEAM — OFFENSE
Pos
Player,
School
Hgt
Wgt
Year
QB
Pete Thomas, Valhalla
6-5
207
11
QB
Tanner Rust, El Capitan
6-3
201
12
RB
Travon Van, Helix
5-11
197
12
RB
Charles Thompson, Christian
5-10
185
12
RB
Alex Perlin, Steele Canyon
6-1
187
11
RB
Traivonne Brown, Valhalla
5-6
170
11
RB
Christian Fonseca, West Hills
6-0
190
12
WR
Phillip Cook, El Capitan
6-0
165
12
WR
Brett Etherton, Grossmont
6-3
185
11
WR
Derek White, Valhalla
6-2
172
12
TE
Levine Toilolo, Helix
6-8
247
12
OL
Ben Kauffman, Steele Canyon
6-6
317
12
OL
Taylor Phipps, Valhalla
5-11
210
11
OL
Mark Perez, El Capitan
6-3
310
12
OL
David Carrillo, Mount Miguel
6-1
288
11
K
Michael Gruber, Christian
6-0
170
11
FIRST TEAM — DEFENSE
Pos
Player,
School
Hgt
Wgt
Year
DL
Anthony Larceval, Helix
6-1
262
12
DL
Anthony Anderson, Helix
6-5
225
12
DL
Josiah Smith, Steele Canyon
6-4
209
12
DL
Shane Pennix, Valhalla
6-4
256
11
DL
Matt Evans, West Hills
5-10
210
12
DL
Levine Toilolo, Helix
6-8
247
12
LB
Tracy Shields, Monte Vista
5-9
215
12
LB
Tanner Hitt, Valhalla
6-0
209
12
LB
Steven Pitts, Christian
6-1
190
11
LB
Eddie Faamaile, Helix
6-0
208
12
LB
Matt Fields, Christian
5-11
190
12
DB
Trelan Taylor, Helix
5-10
173
12
DB
Gavino Pinal, El Cajon Valley
5-10
178
12
DB
Ivan May, Valhalla
5-8
150
12
DB
Kris Kimmel, Santana
6-3
186
12
P
Josh van de Vrupt, Santana
6-0
185
12
Co-Offensive Players of the
Year
TANNER RUST, El Capitan; PETE THOMAS, Valhalla
Defensive Player of the Year
ANTHONY LARCEVAL, Helix
Offensive Rookie of the Year
ALEX PERLIN, Steele Canyon
Defensive Rookie of the Year
BRIAN CARROLL, Granite Hills
Unsung Hero Award
VALENTINO HODGSON, Grossmont
Coach of the Year
STEVE SUTTON, Valhalla
SECOND TEAM —
OFFENSE
Pos
Player,
School
Hgt
Wgt
Year
QB
Ty Culver, Helix
6-2
200
12
QB
Tyler Mutter, Grossmont
6-2
180
11
QB
Maurice Payne, Monte Vista
5-11
171
11
RB
Derall Hunter, Mount Miguel
5-11
180
11
RB
Alan Parks, West Hills
5-9
160
11
RB
Nick Williams, Monte Vista
5-10
173
12
TE
Cameron Moss, Steele Canyon
6-5
236
12
WR
Levi Jacob, West Hills
5-8
155
12
WR
Jerrad Scott, Monte Vista
5-11
167
12
OL
Zakary Butts, Steele Canyon
6-5
326
12
OL
O.J. Auimatagi, Helix
5-9
210
12
OL
Rob Bickel, Granite Hills
6-2
200
11
OL
Elliott Long, Valhalla
5-11
180
12
Util
Jebari Robinson, Steele Canyon
5-9
185
12
Util
Garret Campbell, Foothills Chr.
5-10
182
11
K
Jake Reed, Helix
6-0
168
10
SECOND TEAM —
DEFENSE
Pos
Player,
School
Hgt
Wgt
Year
DL
Khaalid Abdullah, Mount Miguel
6-0
206
11
DL
Isaia Osoimalo, Helix
6-1
230
12
LB
Joe Morgan, Steele Canyon
5-10
223
12
LB
Dominic Prouty, El Capitan
6-0
165
12
LB
Cody Sos, Grossmont
6-1
195
11
LB
Michael Lobaugh, West Hills
5-9
202
12
LB
Shamar Barnes, Monte Vista
5-9
162
11
LB
Matt Charlebois, Santana
5-11
209
12
LB
Allen Thomas, El Capitan
6-1
185
11
DB
Valentino Hodgson, Grossmont
6-0
150
12
DB
Brandon Egbert, Monte Vista
5-9
168
12
DB
Michael Winter, Steele Canyon
5-9
168
11
DB
Anthony Lima, El Capitan
5-9
165
11
DB
Brandon Watson, Helix
5-10
171
11
DB
Caleb Farrel, Christian
5-11
180
12
P
Mike Diaz, Steele Canyon
6-2
190
12
Helix nose tackle Anthony Larceval,
the East County Sports' Defensive Player of the
Year (ECS file photo)
Valhalla head coach Steve Sutton,
the East County Sports' Coach of the Year (File photo by Mark Gonzales)
2008
ALL-SAN DIEGO SECTION TEAMS
Sponsored by San Diego Hall of Champions/Breitbard
Athletic Association
Voting by the Media with input from panel of retired
coaches
Offensive Player of the Year
— Tyler Gaffney, Cathedral Catholic
Defensive player of the year — Jacob Driver,
La Costa Canyon
Coach of the Year — Sean Doyle, Cathedral
Catholic
FIRST
TEAM — OFFENSE
Offensive line — Brian Schwenke, Oceanside
Sr.; Everett Benyard, Cathedral Catholic Sr.; Chad
Carlin, Escondido Sr.; Owen Breeden, Eastlake Sr.;
Mitch Meyer, Poway Sr. Tight end — Levine Toilolo, Helix Sr. Running backs — Tyler Gaffney, Cathedral
Catholic Sr.; Ricky Seale, Escondido Jr.; Robbie
Rouse, Madison Sr. Quarterbacks — Jordan Wynn, Oceanside
Sr.; Tyler Bernard, Valley Center Sr.; Peter
Thomas, Valhalla Jr. Wide receivers — James Johnson, Valley
Center Sr.; DeMario Coleman, Oceanside So.; Kenny
Stills, La Costa Canyon Jr. Kicker — Bobby Zalud, La Costa Canyon
Sr.
SECOND
TEAM — OFFENSE
Wide receivers — Stephen
Sousa, Westview Sr. Tight end — Blake Malkemus, Coronado
Sr. Running backs — Nick Ricciardulli, Poway
Sr.; Travon Van, Helix Sr.; Charles Thompson,
Christian Sr.; Tim Zier, Escondido Jr. Quarterbacks — Tate Forcier, Scripps
Ranch Sr.; Deon Randle, Francis Parker Jr.; Ronnie
Yell, Lincoln Sr.; Tanner Rust, El Capitan Sr. Offensive line — Ben Kauffman, Steele Canyon
Sr.; Jason Breaux, Madison Sr.; James Fink,
Point Loma Sr.; Taylor Phipps, Valhalla Sr.;
Brett Germain, Ramona Sr. Kicker — Bobby Wenzig, Westview Sr.
FIRST
TEAM — DEFENSE
Linemen — Anthony Larceval,
Helix Sr.; Joel Sisler, Escondido Sr.; Taimi
Tutogi, Chula Vista Sr.; Mustafa Jalil, Cathedral
Catholic So.; Anthony Anderson, Helix Sr. Linebackers — Jacob Driver, La Costa
Canyon Sr.; Justin Vaeena, Oceanside Sr.; Jake Fely,
Oceanside Jr.; Tracy Shields, Monte Vista Sr.;
Tony Casillas, Madison Sr. Defensive backs — Tony Jefferson, Eastlake
Jr.; Brett Thomas, Poway Sr.; Trelan Taylor,
Helix Sr.; Connor Garrett, La Costa Canyon Sr.;
Jerry Whittaker, Oceanside Jr.
SECOND
TEAM — DEFENSE
Linemen — Josiah Smith, Steele
Canyon Sr.; Eilert Meyers, Vista Sr.; Thomas
Molesi, Oceanside Jr.; Bashiri Washington, Oceanside
Sr. Linebackers — Evan Langston, Escondido
Sr.;Tanner Hitt, Valhalla Sr.;Eddie
Faamaile, Helix Sr.; Ofisa Kosa, Vista Jr.;
Pat Jarin, Eastlake Sr.; Mike Jensen, The Bishop's
Sr.; Jordan Garcia, Carlsbad Sr. Defensive backs — Gavino Pinal, El Cajon
Valley Sr.; Mike Head, Ramona Sr.; Zach McMaster,
Mission Hills Sr.; Keith Englehart, Coronado Sr.
2008
ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS (Selected
by the Coaches)
GROSSMONT
NORTH LEAGUE
GROSSMONT
SOUTH LEAGUE
OFFENSE
OFFENSE
Player of the Year — TANNER
RUST, El Capitan
Player of the Year — PETE
THOMAS, El Capitan
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
QB
Tanner Rust, El Capitan
6-2
195
12
RB
Christian Fonseca, West Hills
6-2
195
12
WR
Peter Alkass, El Cajon Valley
5-11
160
12
WR
Brett Etherton, Grossmont
6-3
196
11
WR
Phillip Cook, El Capitan
6-0
165
12
WR
Jon Molzen, El Capitan
6-4
210
12
WR
Kris Kimmel, Santana
6-3
186
12
WR
Levi Jacob, West Hills
5-8
155
12
OL
Mark Perez, El Capitan
6-3
301
12
OL
Michael Lobaugh, West Hills
5-8
155
12
OL
Clayton Rainey, Grossmont
6-3
215
11
K
Levi Jacob, West Hills
5-8
155
12
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
QB
Pete Thomas, Valhalla
6-5
207
11
RB
Derall Hunter, Mount Miguel
5-11
180
11
RB
Alex Perlin, Steele Canyon
6-1
187
11
RB
Travon Van, Helix
5-11
197
12
TE
Levine Toilolo, Helix
6-8
247
12
WR
Derek White, Valhalla
6-2
172
12
OL
David Carrillo, Mount Miguel
6-1
288
11
OL
O.J. Auimatagi, Helix
5-9
210
12
OL
Ben Kauffman, Steele Canyon
6-6
317
12
OL
Zakary Butts, Steele Canyon
6-5
326
12
OL
Taylor Phipps, Valhalla
6-2
172
11
K
Tyler Strickland, Granite Hills
6-2
165
11
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
QB
Tyler Mutter, Grossmont
6-2
180
11
QB
Isaac Soliz, El Cajon Valley
5-11
183
12
QB
Zach Breidt, Santana
5-11
149
10
RB
Desean Waters, Grossmont
5-9
155
10
RB
Alan Parks, West Hills
5-9
160
11
WR
Brandon Sanchez, El Capitan
6-0
175
11
WR
Chase Senter, West Hills
5-8
150
12
WR
T.D. Gross, Santana
6-5
205
9
OL
Brian Paznokas, Grossmont
6-0
225
11
OL
Kellen Johnson, West Hills
6-5
235
12
OL
John Latendresse, El Capitan
6-2
213
11
K
Josh van de Vrugt, Santana
6-2
213
11
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
QB
Ty Culver, Helix
6-2
200
12
RB
Nick Williams, Monte Vista
5-10
173
12
RB
Traivonne Brown, Valhalla
5-8
170
11
TE
Cameron Moss, Steele Canyon
6-5
236
12
WR
Jebari Robinson, Steele Canyon
5-9
185
12
WR
Matt Swanger, Valhalla
6-2
175
11
WR
Felix Deleon, Mount Miguel
6-0
190
12
OL
Christian Tausaga, Mount Miguel
6-1
297
12
OL
Rob Bickel, Granite Hills
6-2
200
11
OL
Hector Gastelum, Monte Vista
6-0
271
12
OL
Eliott Long, Valhalla
5-11
180
12
K
none selected
DEFENSE
DEFENSE
Player/Year — DOMINIC 'Bubba'
PROUTY, El Capitan
Player of the Year — ANTHONY
LARCEVAL, Helix
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
DB
Valentino Hodgson, Grossmont
6-0
160
12
DB
Gavino Pinal, El Cajon Valley
5-10
179
12
DB
Jr. Broyles, El Capitan
5-9
165
11
DB
Anthony Lima, El Capitan
5-9
165
11
DB
Kris Kimmel, Santana
6-3
186
12
LB
Donovan Stauder, Grossmont
5-10
299
12
LB
Matt Charlebois, Santana
5-11
209
12
LB
Alex Hann, El Cajon Valley
6-0
180
11
LB
Michael Lobaugh, West Hills
5-9
202
12
LB
Dominic Prouty, El Capitan
6-0
165
12
DL
Matt Evans, West Hills
5-10
210
12
P
Josh van de Vrugt, Santana
6-0
185
12
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
DB
Trelan Taylor, Helix
5-10
173
12
DB
Brian Carroll, Granite Hills
5-11
152
11
DB
Jerrad Scott, Monte Vista
5-11
167
12
DB
Keenan Hirsh, Valhalla
5-9
165
12
LB
Tracy Shields, Monte Vista
5-9
215
12
LB
Eddie Faamaile, Helix
6-0
208
12
LB
Tanner Hitt, Valhalla
6-0
209
12
DL
Josiah Smith, Steele Canyon
6-4
209
12
DL
Anthony Anderson, Helix
6-5
225
12
DL
Shane Pennix, Valhalla
6-4
256
11
DL
Anthony Larceval, Helix
6-1
262
12
P
none selected
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
DB
Dominique Bradley, Grossmont
6-0
180
12
DB
Levi Jacob, West Hills
5-8
155
12
DB
Chase Senter, West Hills
5-8
150
12
LB
Cody Sos, Grossmont
6-1
195
11
LB
Jonathan Ty, El Cajon Valley
5-7
180
12
LB
Daniel Wade, El Capitan
5-11
205
10
LB
Allen Thomas, El Capitan
6-1
185
11
DL
Thomas Szampruch, Santana
5-11
183
12
DL
Chris Mazon, Santana
6-1
250
12
DL
Mikee Lipscomb, West Hills
6-3
240
11
DL
Alan Altamirano, El Capitan
6-6
285
12
P
Landon Rivers, Grossmont
6-2
180
11
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
DB
Brandon Egbert, Monte Vista
5-9
168
12
DB
Ivan May, Valhalla
5-8
150
12
LB
Jordan Gentner, Mount Miguel
5-9
191
11
LB
Shamar Barnes, Monte Vista
5-9
162
11
LB
Joe Morgan, Steele Canyon
5-1
223
12
LB
Kenneth Tribble, Monte Vista
5-11
173
11
DL
Michael Winter, Steele Canyon
5-9
150
12
DL
Isaia Osoimalo, Helix
6-1
230
12
DL
Khaalid Abdullah, Mount Miguel
6-0
206
11
DL
Josh Parris, Monte Vista
6-1
192
12
DL
Joe Rodriguez, Steele Canyon
6-4
233
12
P
none selected
Coach of the Year — RON
BURNER, El Capitan
Coach of the Year — none
selected
HONORABLE MENTION
EL CAJON VALLEY: Bryant Quinonez (Jr.).
EL CAPITAN: Brooks Noble (Jr.), Anthony Agunat
(Sr.), Robert Craighead (So.), Kevin Rettig (Sr.),
Anthony Solis (Sr.), Cai LaChappa (Sr.).
GROSSMONT: Conor Meredith (Sr.), Mike O’Neil
(Sr.), John Sharpe (Sr.), Trey Afoa (Sr.), Kyle
Voight (Sr.), Felipe Valdez (Sr.).
SANTANA: Tyler Montgomery (Jr.), Travis Reynolds
(Sr.), Chris Eidson (Jr.), Justin Williams (Jr.),
Junior Nunez (Jr.), Cody Campbell (Sr.).
WEST HILLS: Colin Lowry (Sr.), Anthony Bickett
(Sr.), Dallas Castro (Sr.), Chris Dominguez (Sr.),
Kyle Peterson (Sr.), Cody Maxwell (Jr.).
HONORABLE MENTION
GRANITE HILLS: Joe Cardona (Jr.), Erik Krajnak
(Sr.), Kenny Krajnak (Sr.), Brendan Nager (Jr.).
HELIX: Sean Linton (Jr.), Jo-Jo Phillips (Sr.),
Matson Stillwell (Sr.), Sam Merideth (So.), Brandon
Watson (Jr.), Paul Blakeney (Sr.).
MONTE VISTA : Maurice Payne (Jr.), Marc Pouvave
(Sr.), Brian Capshaw (Sr.), Rodney Taylor (Sr.),
Gilbert Bates (Jr.), Otis Lambert (Sr.).
MOUNT MIGUEL: Tyrone Iaulualo (Jr.), James Montano
(Sr.), Nathan Lang (Jr.), Jose Amador (Sr.), Natone
Morgan (Jr.), Karl Kachele (Sr.).
STEELE CANYON: Brian Ritter (Sr.), Dan Williams
(Sr.), Eric Gilbert (Sr.), Ted Womak (Sr.), Kyle
Richards (Sr.), Jordan Butler (Sr.).
VALHALLA: Keenan Wiley (Sr.), Vincent Luna (Sr.),
Anthony Joplin (Sr.), James Leighton (Jr.), Jamie
DeCarolis (Jr.), Alex Johnson (Sr.).
COASTAL
LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
OFFENSE
OFFENSE
Player of the Year — DEON
RANDALL, Francis Parker
Player/Year — GARRET CAMPBELL,
Foothills Christian
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Dean Randall, Francis Parker
11
Christian Johnson, Horizon
12
Charles Thompson, Christian
12
Brice Heers, Santa Fe Christian
12
Myles Muagututia, Francis Parker
12
Weston Stutz, Horizon
11
Wayman Yeldell, Francis Parker
12
Wes Gavin. Francis Parker
11
Taylor Wurdeman, Santa Fe Chr.
12
Eric Young, Horizon
12
Matt Knight, Christian
11
Matt Wile, Francis Parker
10
K
Matt Wile, Francis Parker
10
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Garret Campbell, Foothills Chr.
11
Gage Provencher, Foothills Chr.
12
Mattison Rundlett, Foothills
Chr.
12
David Baker, Calvin Christian
12
David Stout, Calvin Christian
12
Dakota Savage, Julian
12
Carlos Hinojosa,
Julian
12
Rudy Taniguchi, Midway Baptist
12
Clifton Hidds, San Pasqual Acad.
12
Juan Hernandez, Borrego Springs
12
Josh Hernandez, Borrego Springas
12
Josh Perez-Chenge, SD-Calvary
12
K
Clinton Parker, Calvin Christian
12
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Erick Allen, Christian
11
Mike Ferreira, Christian
12
Sam Hoekstra, Santa Fe Christian
11
Devin Clark, Francis Parker
12
Roland Jackson, Francis Parker
10
Brock Breshears, Christian
12
Mason Butts, Santa Fe Christian
12
Anthony Watkins, The Bishop's
11
Christian Vincent, Horizon
12
Malcolm McGregor, Francis Parker
12
Michael Tomayko, Santa Fe Chr.
12
K
none selected
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Tim Giron, Foothills Christian
12
Eli Lettau, Foothills Christian
12
Spencer Brock, Calvin Christian
11
Joe Ricci, Calvin Christian
11
Jacob Allen, Julian
12
William Brown, Julian
11
Joe Altig, Midway Baptist
11
Julian Martinez, San Pasqual
Acad.
12
Hector Ledezma, Borrego Springs
11
Josh Howard, SD-Calvary Chr.
12
Josh Howard, Vista-Calvary,
Chr.
12
K
none selected
DEFENSE
DEFENSE
Player of the Year — MIKE
JENSEN, The Bishop’s
Player of the Year — CLINTON
PARKER, Calvin Chr.
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Ben Burke, Santa Fe Christian
12
Greg Lee, Francis Parker
12
Alex Carillo, The Bishop's
11
Nalek Breslau, Francis Parker
12
Matthew Fields, Christian
12
Micah Seau, The Bishop's
10
Steven Pitts, Christian
11
Mike Jensen, The Bishop's
12
Amha Abebe, Francis Parker
11
Caleb Farrel, Christian
12
Nate McLaurin, Horizon
11
P
none selected
Pos
FIRST TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Clinton Parker, Calvin Christian
12
Caleb Gardner, Foothills Christian
11
Robert Kakos, Foothills Christian
11
Travis Wolfe. Foothills Christian
12
Kevin VeldKamp, Calvin Christian
12
Joe Cavalier, Calvin Christian
11
Larry Olsen, Julian
12
Roaldn Hansen, Midway Baptist
12
Brandan Ursulch, San Pasqual
Acad.
12
Dylan Meeks, Borrego Springs
11
Josh Sherlock, Vista-Calvary
Chr.
11
P
none selected
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Daniel Rodriquez, Christian
12
Scott Morrison, Francis Parker
12
Israel Blas, Horizon
12
DeMaree Harris, Francis Parker
11
Ethan Danielson, Horizon
12
Tyrone Sauls, Christian
10
Josh Moran, Horizon
12
Connor Moore, Santa Fe Christian
9
Bashieff Jones, Horizon
11
Jonathan Demus, Horizon
11
Trent Von Yokes, Santa Fe Chr.
11
P
none selected
Pos
SECOND TEAM
Hgt
Wgt
Yr
Ian Murphy, Foothills Christian
12
Zack Ivy, Foothills Christian
12
J.T. Medllin, Calvin Christian
11
Jordan Bousma, Calvin Christian
11
Mick MacGregor, Julian
12
Cody Cornette, Julian
11
Jesse Johnson, Midway Baptist
10
Jose Gallegos, San Pasqual Acad,
12
Evan Garcia, Borrego Springs
12
Robert Coons, SD-Calvary Chr.
9
Nathan Gill, Vista-Calvary Chr.
12
P
none selected
Coach of the Year — none
selected
Coach of the Year — none
selected
CIF-SAN
DIEGO SECTION
PREP FOOTBALL RANKINGS
Sportswriters/Sportscasters Poll
FINAL 2008 POLL (First-place votes in parenthesis)
Rank/Team
Record
Points
LW
1. Cathedral (12)
2. Oceanside (9)
3. La Costa Canyon
4. Helix
5. Valley Center
6. Escondido 7. Valhalla
8. Eastlake
9. Madison
10. Ramona
Honorable Mention: Francis
Parker (21), Mission Hills (12), Carlsbad (9), Poway
(7), Vista (4), Scripps Ranch (4).
For 2008,
21 sportswriters, sportscasters and CIF representatives
from throughout the county vote in the weekly
poll. This year's panel includes: John Maffei,
Terry Monahan, Rick Hoff, Scott Bair, Matt Null
(North County Times), Alan Kidd and Tom Shanahan
(Hall of Champions), Nick Pellegrno (East County
Sports.com), Steve Dolan (East County), Rick Willis
(KUSI-TV), Rick Hill, Matt Gulbransen (KOGO Radio),
John Kentera. Mark Chlebowski, Ted Mendenall,
Bob Petinak (XX Sports Radio 1090), Jason Bott
(Channel 4), Dave Axelson (Coronado Eagle Journal),
Todd Salkuwski and Jeff Kortz (KBCSports) and
Bruce Ward (CIF).
*includes double-forfeit vs. Mountain Empire because
of fight.
CIFSDS Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 21
First Round DIVISION I
Vista 35, Otay Ranch 0
Carlsbad 24, Torrey Pines 17
Mission Hills 28, El Camino 14
Fallbrook 17, Mira Mesa 13 DIVISION II
Lincoln 35, Mt. Carmel 29
Westview 38, Hoover 0 Grossmont 23, Bonita Vista 21
Patrick Henry 28, West Hills 20 DIVISION III
Point Loma 28, Castle Park 14 El Capitan 41, Brawley 22
Serra 9, Monte Vista 7 Steele Canyon 33, El Centro-Central 20 DIVISION V
Calvin Christian 23 Tri-City Chr. 21
La Jolla Coutnry Day 38, Mountain Emp. 6
The Bishop's 49, Julian 0 Foothills Christian 34, Holtville 20
Quarterfinals
Fri., Nov 28 DIVISION I La Costa Canyon 38, Vista 10
Carlsbad 34, Chula Vista 21
Mission Hills 20, Poway 14 Escondido 14, Fallbrook 12 DIVISION II
Oceanside 41, Lincoln 0
Eastlake 42, Patrick Henry 14 Helix 54, Grossmont 10
Scripps Ranch 41, Westview 21 DIVISION III
Catherdral 20, Point Loma 14
St. Augustine 33, El Capitan 28
Steele Canyon 24, Ramona 23 Valhalla 35, Serra 7 DIVISION IV
Valley Center 64, Imperial 6
Coronado 35, Santa Fe Christian 20
Madison 26, La Jolla 6
Mission Bay 37, Mater Dei 10 DIVISION V
Francis Parker 76, Calvin Christian 3
Army-Navy 43, LJ Country Day 24 Christian 77, Foothills Christian 24
The Bishop's 50, Horizon 49
Semifinals Fri., Dec. 5 DIVISION I
(1) La Costa Canyon 33, (5) Carlsbad 14
(2) Escondido 21, (6) Mission Hills 11 DIVISION II
(1) Oceanside 49, (4) Scripps Ranch 14 (3) Helix 27, (2) Eastlake 24 DIVISION III
(1) Cathedral 49, (4) St. Augustine 0 (3) Valhalla 28, (10) Steele Canyon 0
DIVISION IV
(1) Valley Center 28, (5) Coronado 26
(2) Madison 45, (6) Mission Bay 26 DIVISION V
(1) Francis Parker 63, (4) Army-Navy 7
(6) The Bishop's 30,(2) Christian 23 (OT)
Championships
Fri., Dec. 12
At Qualcomm Stadium
Division IV – Valley Center 31, Madison 20
Division III – Cathedral 49, Valhalla 13
Division II – Oceanside 13, Helix 19
Division I – La Costa Canyon 45, Escondido 28
Sat., Dec. 13 At Southwestern College
Division V – Francis Parker 51, The Bishop's 22
State CIF Bowl Championships At Home Depot Center, Carson Fri., Dec. 19
Small Schools Division: San Juan Capistrano-St. Margaret's
(14-0) vs. Hamilton Union (10-2), 4:30 p.m.
Division I: Concord-De La Salle (12-1) vs. Corona-Centennial
(14-0), 8 p.m.
Sat., Dec. 20 Division III: Santa Rosa-Cardinal Newman (13-0) vs.
Ventura-St. Bonaventure (13-1), noon. Division II: Stockton-St. Mary's (12-2) vs Cathedral (13-0),
4 p.m. Open Division: Sacramento-Grant (13-0) vs. Long Beach Poly
(14-0), 8 p.m.
WEEK ONE
Fri., Sept 5
Non-League
El Cajon Valley 33, Clairemont 23
Helix 41, Rancho Buena Vista 7
Mount Miguel 45, SD-Southwest 0
Santana 42, Kearny 12
Christian 28, Cardenas Federal Prep 0
Cathedral 48, Steele Canyon 7
Patrick Henry 24, West Hills 12
Mission Bay 40, Granite Hills 7
Otay Ranch 21, Grossmont 19
Olympian 35, Mountain Empire 6
Horizon 21, Hilltop 14
Westview 27, Francis Parker 24
Julian 30, Calipatria 16
Calvin Christian 40, Midway Baptist 0 Sat., Sept 6
Non-League
El Capitan 24, Morse 0
Point Loma 29, Monte Vista 26
Foothills Christian 43, Escondido Charter 21
La Jolla 19, Santa Fe Christian 7
The Bishop's 28, Tijuana-Instituto Mexico 0
WEEK TWO
Thurs., Sept. 11 Maranatha Chr, 46, Vista-Calvary Chr, 0 Fri., Sept. 12
Non-League
Christian 33, Santana 14
El Cajon Valley 54, San Ysidro 12
Foothills Christian 27, LV-Mountain View Christian 24
Grossmont 34, Montgomery 6
Mount Miguel 16, Castle Park 14
Steele Canyon 27, West Hills 0
Valhalla 33. Mater Dei 10
Mira Mesa 19, Helix 17
Ramona 35, El Capitan 7
Westview 37, Granite Hills 27
La Jolla Country Day 21, The Bishop's 20
Calipatria 22, SD Calvary Chr. 20
Vincent Memorial 7, Borrego Springs 0
Army-Navy 7, San Pasqual Academy 0
Julian 31, Mountain Empire 21 Sat., Sept. 13
Horizon Chr. 43, Murrieta Calvary 43 (tie)
Tri-City Christian 43, Midway Baptist 0
Santa Fe Chr. 55, Palo Verde Valley 26
WEEK THREE
Non-League Fri., Sept. 19 Helix 34, Carlsbad 14
Valhalla 38, Montgomery 10
Santana 19, Imperial 0
El Cajon Valley 63, EC-Southwest 0
Steele Canyon 36, Grossmont 18
Christian 62, Escondido Charter 12
Santa Fe Christian 17, Monte Vista 13
Scripps Ranch 17, West Hills 10
Point Loma 23, El Capitan 7
Chula Vista 34, Granite Hills 14
La Jolla Country Day 73, Foothills Chr. 26
American Fork (Utah) 54, Mount Miguel 34
Horizon 46, Handsworth (B.C.) 0
Francis Parker 46, L.V.-Faith Lutheran 14
Calvin Chr. 56, Tri-City Chr. 26
Olympian 50, Borrego Springs 6
San Pasqual Acad. vs. Mountain Empire, double forfeit (fight) (SPA
led 16-9) Sat., Sept. 20
The Bishop's 55, L.A.-Salesian 16
WEEK FOUR
Thur., Sept. 25
Non-League
El Cajon Valley 35, The Bishop’s 14
Fri., Sept. 26
Non-League
Monte Vista 7, Grossmont 0
Granite Hills 42, Orange Glen 21
Valhalla 35, Brawley 0
West Hills 27, Montgomery 14
Christian 42, Sweetwater 17
Helix 19, Otay Ranch 19 (tie)
Eastlake 21, Steele Canyon 14
El Centro-Central 39, Santana 30
Anaheim-Esperanza 51, Mount Miguel 7
Ramona 49, Horizon 12
Francis Parker 63, EC-Southwest 12
Lancaster-Desert Christian 31, SD-Calvary Christian 6
Lucerne Valley 60, Vista-Calvary Chr. 6
Arrowhead Christian 60, Midway Baptist 22
Tri-City Christian df. San Pasqual Acad., forfeit
Foothills (Canada) 25, Julian 16
Borrego Springs at Mountain Empire, late Sat., Sept. 27
Non-League
El Capitan 49, University City 0 Calvin Christian 58, Calipatria 18
WEEK FIVE
Fri., Oct. 3 Non-League
Santana 35, Hilltop 34
El Capitan 16, Steele Canyon 7
Monte Vista 31, El Cajon Valley 17
Valhalla 34, Grossmont 0
Helix 49, West Hills 0
Bonita Vista 31, Mount Miguel 0 Christian 35, El Centro-Central Union 15
Francis Parker 76, La Jolla Country Day 7
St. Augustine 56, Santa Fe Christian 28
The Bishop's 48, EC-Southwest 7 Southern League Foothills Christian 42, Midway Baptist 6
Calvin Christian 35, Borrego Springs 12
Julian 31, SD-Calvary Christian 0 Sat., Oct. 4
Southern League
San Pasqual Academy 56, Vista-Calvary Christian 6
WEEK SIX
Fri., Oct. 10
Non-League
Monte Vista 20, West Hills 14
Madison 39, Santana 7
Valhalla 32, El Capitan 27
Grossmont 54, Granite Hills 20
Otay Ranch 42, El Cajon Valley 19
Francis Parker 49, Laguna Beach 7
Horizon 45, Anza-Hamilton 0
The Bishop's 29, Escondido Charter 6
Santa Fe Christian 38, Brawley 13 Southern League
Foothills Christian 21, Julian 15
Calvin Christian 49, San Pasqual Acad. 12
Borrego Springs 46, Vista-Calvary Chr. 20
Midway Baptist 14, SD-Calvary Christian 6 Sat., Oct. 11
Non-League
Christian 48, Palo Verde Valley 14
8-man: St. Joseph 94, Lutheran 76 (state record for points by
2 teams; second-most nationally for 8-man football))
WEEK SEVEN
Fri., Oct. 17
Grossmont North League
West Hills 33, Santana 20
El Capitan 29, Grossmont 21 Grossmont South League
Steele Canyon 20, Monte Vista 7
Mount Miguel 49, Granite Hills 35 Helix 28, Valhalla 14 Coastal League
Christian 42, Horizon 12
Francis Parker 31, The Bishop's 23 Non-League
Santa Fe Christian 30, Coronado 20 Southern League
Foothills Christian 41, Borrego Springs 12
San Pasqual Academy 53, CV-Calvary Christian 6 Desert League
Holtville 42, Mountain Empire 6 Sat., Oct. 18
Southern League
Julian 41, Vista-Calvary Christian 14
WEEK EIGHT
Fri., Oct. 24
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 37, Santana 0
El Capitan 33, El Cajon Valley 13 Grossmont South League
Steele Canyon 33, Granite Hills 0
Helix 41, Mount Miguel 6
Valhalla 31, Monte Vista 7 Southern League
Foothills Christian 34, Chula Vista-Calvary Chrsitian 0
Borrego Springs 24, San Pasqual Academy 12
Julian 42, Midway Baptist 20 Coastal League
Francis Parker 56, Horizon Christian 23 Desert League
Imperial 49, Mountain Empire 0 Sat., Oct. 25 Coastal League
Christian 45, Santa Fe Christian 21 Southern League
Calvin Christian 41, Vista-Calvary Chr. 0
WEEK NINE
Fri., Oct. 31
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 49, El Cajon Valley 7
El Capitan 34, West Hills 20 Grossmont South League
Valhalla 28, Steele Canyon 3
Monte Vista 35, Mount Miguel 14
No. 3 Helix 54, Granite Hills 17 Coastal League
Francis Parker 45, Santa Fe Christian 24
Horizon Christian 42, The Bishop's 18 Southern Conference
Julian 42, Borrego Springs 6
San Pasqual Acad. 39, Midway Baptist 12 Desert League
Mountain Empire 44, Vincent Memorial 6 Sat., Nov. 1
Southern League
Foothills Christian 54, Vista-Calvary Chr. 14
Calvin Christian 35, CV-Calvary Chr. 13
WEEK TEN
Fri., Nov. 7
Grossmont North League
Santana 33, El Cajon Valley 27
West Hills 38, Grossmont 30 Grossmont South League
Helix 42, Steele Canyon 13
Monte Vista 33, Granite Hills 0
Valhalla 21, Mount Miguel 14 Coastal League
Christian 27, The Bishop’s 20 Southern League
Foothills Christian 49, San Pasqual Academy 0
Calvin Christian 31, Julian 7
Borrego Springs 33, CV-Calvary Chr. 20
Midway Baptist 38, Vista Calvary Chr. 18 Sat., Nov. 8
Coastal League
Santa Fe Christian 57, Horizon 51 Non-League
Francis Parker 49, San Diego 20
WEEK ELEVEN
Fri., Nov., 14
Grossmont North League
West Hills 31, El Cajon Valley 24
El Capitan 21, Santana 7 Grossmont South League
Valhalla 49, Granite Hills 7
Steele Canyon 35, Mount Miguel 6
Helix 27, Monte Vista 14 Coastal League
Francis Parker 45, Christian 21
Santa Fe Christian 35, The Bishop's 14 Non-League
Horizon 39, Palo Verde Valley 14 Southern League
Foothills Christian 16, Calvin Christian 14
CV-Calvary Chr.
42, Vista-Calvary Chr. 27
Midway Baptist 30, Borrego Springs 14
Julian 41, San Pasqual Academy 14
END REGULAR SEASON
Cardenas Federal Prep
at Santana
Escondido Charter
at Sweetwater
at El Centro-Central
Palo Verde Valley (Sat.)
*Horizon
*Santa Fe Chr. (Sat.) (H)
BYE
*at The Bishop's (LaJolla)
*at Francis Parker
**CIF BYE
**Foothills Christian (GH)
**The Bishop's (ECVHS), in overtime
Clairemont
San Ysidro
El Centro-Southwest
at The Bishop's (Thurs., at La Jolla)
at Monte Vista
Otay Ranch
BYE
*at El Capitan
*at Grossmont
*Santana (H)
*West Hills
at Morse (Sat.)
Ramona
Point Loma
at University City (Sat.)
Steele Canyon
at Valhalla
*at Grossmont
*El Cajon Valley (H)
*at West Hills
BYE
*Santana
**Brawley
at Otay Ranch
Montgomery
at Steele Canyon
Monte Vista
Valhalla
at Granite Hills
*El Capitan
*at Santana
*El Cajon Valley (H)
*at West Hills
BYE
**at Bonita Vista (SWC)
**at Helix
Patrick Henry
at Steele Canyon
Scripps Ranch
Montgomery
Helix
at Monte Vista
*at Santana
BYE
*El Capitan
*Grossmont (H)
*at El Cajon Valley
**at Patrick Henry
Mission Bay
at Westview
at Chula Vista (at Otay Ranch)
Orange Glen
BYE
Grossmont (H)
*Mount Miguel
*at Steele Canyon
*Helix
*at Monte Vista
*at Valhalla
Rancho Buena Vista
at Mira Mesa
at Carlsbad (at El Cam.)
Otay Ranch
at West Hills
BYE
*Valhalla
*at Mount Miguel
*at Granite Hills
*Steele Canyon
*Monte Vista
**CIF BYE
**Grossmont
**at Eastlake
**Oceanside, at Qualcomm Stadium
at Point Loma (Sat.)
BYE
Santa Fe Christian
at Grossmont
El Cajon Valley
West Hills (H)
*at Steele Canyon
*at Valhalla
*Mount Miguel
*Granite Hills
*at Helix
**at Serra
at SD-Southwest
at Castle Park
at American Fork, UT
Anaheim-Esperanza
at Bonita Vista (at SWC)
BYE
*at Granite Hills
*Helix
*at Monte Vista
*Valhalla (H)
*Steele Canyon
Cathedral
West Hills
Grossmont
at Eastlake
at El Capitan
BYE
*Monte Vista (H)
*Granite Hills
*at Valhalla
*at Helix
*at Mount Miguel
**at El Centro-Central
**at Ramona
**at Valhalla
BYE
at Mater Dei
at Montgomery
Brawley
at Grossmont
El Capitan
*at Helix
*Monte Vista (H)
*Steele Canyon
*at Mount Miguel
*Granite Hills
**CIF BYE
**Serra
**Steele Canyon
**Cathedral Catholic, at
Qualcomm Stadium
at Escondido Charter (at Orange Glen,
Sat.)
Temecula-Mtn. View Chr.
La Jolla Country Day
BYE
*at Midway Baptist
*at Julian
*Borrego Springs
*SD-Calvary Christian
*Vista-Calvary Christian (at Vista HS, Sat.)
*at San Pasqual Acad. (at San Pasqual HS)
*Calvin Christian
**Holtville
**at Christian (GH)
43-21
27-24
26-73
42-06
21-15
41-12
34-00
54-14
49-00
16-14
34-20
24-77
Home Games at Junior Seau Field, at Parkway Middle School
