Open Division
2011 - De La Salle
2010 - De La Salle
2009 - De La Salle
2008 - Grant
Division I
2011 - Santa Margarita
2010 - Palo Alto
2009 - Oceanside
2008 - Centennial Corona
2007 - De La Salle
2006 - Canyon Country
Division II
2011 - Helix
2010 - Folsom
2009 - Servite
2008 - Cathedral Catholic
2007 - Oceanside
2006 - Orange Lutheran
Division III
2011 - Washington Union
2010 - Escalon
2009 - Junipero Serra
2008 - St. Bonaventure
2007 - St. Bonaventure
2006 - Oaks Christian
Division IV/Small Schools
2011 - Serra Canyon
2010 - Bishops School
2009 - Modesto Christian
2008 - St. Margaret's
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
De La Salle Wins Third Straight State Football Championship
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
De La Salle's dominance of the California State Bowl Championships continued Saturday night with a 35-0 win over Westlake in the Open Division Championship game.
It was the Spartans third straight state title. Head coach Bob Ladouceur has taken his school to six straight championship games, winning four, which is the most be any school in the current era of state championships.
The victory was the result of a well-rounded performance by the offense and the defense.
The defense pitched its fifth shutout of the season. For the season, the Spartans only allowed 110 points with 30 of them coming in the team's only loss of the year (30-6) to St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida).
On offense, Wisconsin-bound quarterback Bart Houston rushed for two touchdowns and threw for one. Houston finished his career with a record of 39-1 as a starter.
Westlake entered the game ranked #7 nationally by MaxPreps.com.
Before the game, I spoke with Westlake head coach Jim Benkert on the High School Football America radio show. Click here to listen to that interview.
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It was the Spartans third straight state title. Head coach Bob Ladouceur has taken his school to six straight championship games, winning four, which is the most be any school in the current era of state championships.
The victory was the result of a well-rounded performance by the offense and the defense.
The defense pitched its fifth shutout of the season. For the season, the Spartans only allowed 110 points with 30 of them coming in the team's only loss of the year (30-6) to St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida).
On offense, Wisconsin-bound quarterback Bart Houston rushed for two touchdowns and threw for one. Houston finished his career with a record of 39-1 as a starter.
Westlake entered the game ranked #7 nationally by MaxPreps.com.
Before the game, I spoke with Westlake head coach Jim Benkert on the High School Football America radio show. Click here to listen to that interview.
Santa Margarita Wins Division I Crown
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Santa Margarita quarterback Johnny Stanton had a stellar game in the Division I state championship game against Bellarmine.
The junior QB passed for four touchdowns and scored the game winning touchdown on a one-yard dive with 16 seconds left in the game to lead the Eagles to a 42-37 win.
It was the school's first state football title and gave head coach Harry Welch his third state title since 2006, all with different schools.
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The junior QB passed for four touchdowns and scored the game winning touchdown on a one-yard dive with 16 seconds left in the game to lead the Eagles to a 42-37 win.
It was the school's first state football title and gave head coach Harry Welch his third state title since 2006, all with different schools.
Helix Wins CIF Division II Championship
by Jeff Fisher
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Helix captured the school's first state football championship Saturday beating Del Oro 35-24 in the Division II title game.
The Highlanders (13-2) were led by quarterback Bobby Heatherington who finished 19-of-30 for 179 yards and one touchdown.
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The Highlanders (13-2) were led by quarterback Bobby Heatherington who finished 19-of-30 for 179 yards and one touchdown.
Washington Union Captures CIF D-3 Title
by Jeff Fisher
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Washington Union beat Campolindo 21-16 Saturday to capture the CIF Division III championship.
Campolindo, which was picked to finish last in the Diablo Foothill Athletic Conference, actually out-gained the state champs in total offense (336-301) and had more first downs (19-13).
Senior QB Chris Cain led the Washington Union attack with two rushing touchdowns, plus he threw for one. Donald Phelps rushed for 185 yards.
Compolindo held Notre Dame-bound Deontay Greenberry to just four catches for 57 yards and one TD. Greenberry finished the season with 109 catches for 2,206 yards and 33 touchdowns.
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Campolindo, which was picked to finish last in the Diablo Foothill Athletic Conference, actually out-gained the state champs in total offense (336-301) and had more first downs (19-13).
Senior QB Chris Cain led the Washington Union attack with two rushing touchdowns, plus he threw for one. Donald Phelps rushed for 185 yards.
Compolindo held Notre Dame-bound Deontay Greenberry to just four catches for 57 yards and one TD. Greenberry finished the season with 109 catches for 2,206 yards and 33 touchdowns.
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Third Year Program Wins CIF Division IV Title
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Sierra Canyon is the 2011 CIF Division IV champs after a 34-13 win over Le Grand in the state title game.
Sierra Canyon, in just its third year of 11-man football, fell behind 13-7 in the second quarter, but then went on a 27-0 run to capture the school's first state title.
Le Grand, the Sac-Joaquin Valley Division V champ, suffered its first loss of the season.
Sierra Canyon is now 35-5 in three years of 11-man competition.
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Sierra Canyon is the 2011 CIF Division IV champs after a 34-13 win over Le Grand in the state title game.
Sierra Canyon, in just its third year of 11-man football, fell behind 13-7 in the second quarter, but then went on a 27-0 run to capture the school's first state title.
Le Grand, the Sac-Joaquin Valley Division V champ, suffered its first loss of the season.
Sierra Canyon is now 35-5 in three years of 11-man competition.
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
California High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Sectional Championships
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
After seven straight San Diego Section Division II titles Oceanside's streak is over.
Helix, a team that lost four times to the Pirates during the streak, beat them 44-6 on Monday to capture the title, plus a possible berth in the State Bowl Championships that will be announced this Sunday.
The Highlanders raced-out to a 24-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Michael Adkins sealed the deal in the third quarter with touchdown runs of 25 and 61 yards. Adkins finished with 137 yards on only 9 carries.
After an season opening loss to Eastlake, Helix has now ripped-off 12 straight wins.
California High School Football Scores
Monday, December 5, 2011
Playoffs
Championships
San Diego Section
Division I Championship
Poway 56 Vista 0
Division II Championship
Helix 44 Oceanside 6
Division III Championship
Cathedral Catholic 41 Olympian 0
*5th straight title
Division IV Championship
Valley Center 20 Santana 14
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Helix, a team that lost four times to the Pirates during the streak, beat them 44-6 on Monday to capture the title, plus a possible berth in the State Bowl Championships that will be announced this Sunday.
The Highlanders raced-out to a 24-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Michael Adkins sealed the deal in the third quarter with touchdown runs of 25 and 61 yards. Adkins finished with 137 yards on only 9 carries.
After an season opening loss to Eastlake, Helix has now ripped-off 12 straight wins.
California High School Football Scores
Monday, December 5, 2011
Playoffs
Championships
San Diego Section
Division I Championship
Poway 56 Vista 0
Division II Championship
Helix 44 Oceanside 6
Division III Championship
Cathedral Catholic 41 Olympian 0
*5th straight title
Division IV Championship
Valley Center 20 Santana 14
Sunday, December 04, 2011
California High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Sectional Semifinals & Championships
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Folsom quarterback Tanner Trosin's career came to an end Saturday in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship game, but not before becoming the state's best all-time passer and all-purpose player.
Trosin became the first quarterback in state history to top the 5,000 yard passing mark in a single-season with 407 yards in the Bulldogs 39-35 loss to Vacaville. Trosin ended the season with 5,185 yards passing. He also rushed for 101 yards on Saturday to become the state's single-season leader in all-purpose yards with 6,349 yards this season. The senior also ended this year with 69 touchdowns; 49 passing and 20 rushing.
Vacaville improved to 13-1 and now has to sit back and wait for next Sunday when the state's ten section commissioners will be on the state bowl teams. Folsom finishes 8-3 this season.
California High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Playoffs
Sectional Semifinals
North Coast Section
Division I
San Ramon Valley 37 Monte Vista 21
Division II
Concord 24 Rancho Cotate 14
Division III
Marin Catholic 41Encinal 6
Division IV
Salesian 35 Healdsburg 6
Ferndale 27 Fortuna 17
Division V Championship
Hoopa Valley 27 Tomales 8
Sac-Joaquin Section
Division I Championship
Granite Bay 30 Pleasant Grove 24
Division II Championship
Vacaville 39 Folsom 35
Division V Championship
Le Grand 58 Highland 20
Division VI Championship
Bradshaw Christian 62 Foresthill 6
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Trosin became the first quarterback in state history to top the 5,000 yard passing mark in a single-season with 407 yards in the Bulldogs 39-35 loss to Vacaville. Trosin ended the season with 5,185 yards passing. He also rushed for 101 yards on Saturday to become the state's single-season leader in all-purpose yards with 6,349 yards this season. The senior also ended this year with 69 touchdowns; 49 passing and 20 rushing.
Vacaville improved to 13-1 and now has to sit back and wait for next Sunday when the state's ten section commissioners will be on the state bowl teams. Folsom finishes 8-3 this season.
California High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Playoffs
Sectional Semifinals
North Coast Section
Division I
San Ramon Valley 37 Monte Vista 21
Division II
Concord 24 Rancho Cotate 14
Division III
Marin Catholic 41Encinal 6
Division IV
Salesian 35 Healdsburg 6
Ferndale 27 Fortuna 17
Division V Championship
Hoopa Valley 27 Tomales 8
Sac-Joaquin Section
Division I Championship
Granite Bay 30 Pleasant Grove 24
Division II Championship
Vacaville 39 Folsom 35
Division V Championship
Le Grand 58 Highland 20
Division VI Championship
Bradshaw Christian 62 Foresthill 6
Saturday, December 03, 2011
California High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Sectional Semifinals
California High School Football Scores
Friday, December 2, 2011
Playoffs
Sectional Semifinals
Central Section
Division I
Bakersfield 31 Clovis 14
Bullard 40 Edison 28
Division II
Garces 21 Tehachapi 13
Clovis North 35 San Joaquin Memorial 20
Division III
Kingsburg 34 Dinuba 10
Ridgeview 42 Madera South 21
Division IV
Washington Union 35 Coalinga 20
Wasco 35 Mission Oak 13
Division V Championship
Fowler 21 Liberty 17
Division VI Champioship
Mendota 41 Farmersville 33
Central Coast Section
Open Division Championship
Bellarmine 41 Palo Alto 13
Los Angeles City Section
Division I
Carson 24, San Pedro 19
Narbonne 41, Dorsey 7
Division II
South East 42, Canoga Park 20
Los Angeles Marshall 37, Granada Hills 34
North Coast Section
Division I
De La Salle 48 Pittsburg 0
Division II
Windsor 35 Dublin 0
Division III
Campolido 35 Cardinal Newman 24
Sac-Joaquin Section
Division III Championship
Del Oro 21 Oakdale 7
Division IV Championship
Escalon 20 Hilmar 17
San Diego Section
Division V
Santa Fe Christian 42 Bishop 6
Christian 63 Francis Parker 42
Southern Section
PAC-5 I
San Clemente 51, Tesoro 16
Santa Margarita 21, Mission Viejo 20
Inland II
Corona Centennial 41, Rancho Cucamonga 21
Vista Murrieta 39, Upland 18
Northern III
Westlake 62, Thousand Oaks 0
Oaks Christian 27, St. Bonaventure 24
Western IV
Culver City 37, Santa Monica 0
Arroyo Grande 45, Chaminade 36
Central V
Rancho Verde 42, Colony 14
Palm Springs 17, Carter 7
Southwest VI
Tustin 21, Foothill 20
El Toro 47, La Habra 41
Southeast VII
West Covina 63, La Mirada 34
La Serna 28, Muir 3
Eastern VIII
Summit 35, Serrano 0
Heritage 20, Citrus Hill 17
Southern IX
Beckman 57, Estancia 21
Corona del Mar 41, Laguna Beach 14
Northwest X
Lompoc 56, Torrance 21
Midway XI
Monrovia 41, Covina 27
East Valley XII
Sierra Canyon 42, Bishop Diego 16
Paraclete 45, Rim of the World 17
Northeast XIII
Lancaster Desert Christian 33, Salesian 22
Rio Hondo Prep 27, Boron 8
8-Man
Division II Championship
Joshua Springs 56, Cuyama Valley 12
Friday, December 2, 2011
Playoffs
Sectional Semifinals
Central Section
Division I
Bakersfield 31 Clovis 14
Bullard 40 Edison 28
Division II
Garces 21 Tehachapi 13
Clovis North 35 San Joaquin Memorial 20
Division III
Kingsburg 34 Dinuba 10
Ridgeview 42 Madera South 21
Division IV
Washington Union 35 Coalinga 20
Wasco 35 Mission Oak 13
Division V Championship
Fowler 21 Liberty 17
Division VI Champioship
Mendota 41 Farmersville 33
Central Coast Section
Open Division Championship
Bellarmine 41 Palo Alto 13
Los Angeles City Section
Division I
Carson 24, San Pedro 19
Narbonne 41, Dorsey 7
Division II
South East 42, Canoga Park 20
Los Angeles Marshall 37, Granada Hills 34
North Coast Section
Division I
De La Salle 48 Pittsburg 0
Division II
Windsor 35 Dublin 0
Division III
Campolido 35 Cardinal Newman 24
Sac-Joaquin Section
Division III Championship
Del Oro 21 Oakdale 7
Division IV Championship
Escalon 20 Hilmar 17
San Diego Section
Division V
Santa Fe Christian 42 Bishop 6
Christian 63 Francis Parker 42
Southern Section
PAC-5 I
San Clemente 51, Tesoro 16
Santa Margarita 21, Mission Viejo 20
Inland II
Corona Centennial 41, Rancho Cucamonga 21
Vista Murrieta 39, Upland 18
Northern III
Westlake 62, Thousand Oaks 0
Oaks Christian 27, St. Bonaventure 24
Western IV
Culver City 37, Santa Monica 0
Arroyo Grande 45, Chaminade 36
Central V
Rancho Verde 42, Colony 14
Palm Springs 17, Carter 7
Southwest VI
Tustin 21, Foothill 20
El Toro 47, La Habra 41
Southeast VII
West Covina 63, La Mirada 34
La Serna 28, Muir 3
Eastern VIII
Summit 35, Serrano 0
Heritage 20, Citrus Hill 17
Southern IX
Beckman 57, Estancia 21
Corona del Mar 41, Laguna Beach 14
Northwest X
Lompoc 56, Torrance 21
Midway XI
Monrovia 41, Covina 27
East Valley XII
Sierra Canyon 42, Bishop Diego 16
Paraclete 45, Rim of the World 17
Northeast XIII
Lancaster Desert Christian 33, Salesian 22
Rio Hondo Prep 27, Boron 8
8-Man
Division II Championship
Joshua Springs 56, Cuyama Valley 12
Friday, December 02, 2011
California High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Semifinals
California High School Football Scores
Thursday, December 1, 2011
San Diego Section
Division I
Poway 51 San Pasqual 28
Vista 23 Eastlake 21
Division II
Helix 21 Mission Hills 0
Oceanside 27 La Costa Canyon 7
Division III
Cathedral Catholic 24 Point Loma 0
Olympian 40 Mar Vista 8
Division IV
Valley Center 23 Madison 21
Santana 38 Coronado 26
Thursday, December 1, 2011
San Diego Section
Division I
Poway 51 San Pasqual 28
Vista 23 Eastlake 21
Division II
Helix 21 Mission Hills 0
Oceanside 27 La Costa Canyon 7
Division III
Cathedral Catholic 24 Point Loma 0
Olympian 40 Mar Vista 8
Division IV
Valley Center 23 Madison 21
Santana 38 Coronado 26
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