Santa Margarita will play another top-notch out-of-state high school football program this fall, according to MaxPreps.
The Eagles will host four-time Nevada high school football champ Bishop Gorman on September 6th here in Southern California.
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The blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network that's dedicated to providing high school football fans in California with the most up-to-date news and information.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Gary Bowers to be new Esperanza Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Editor-in-Chief
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Esperanza alum Gary Bowers is expected to be named the school's new head football coach tomorrow, replacing Gary Kemp who resigned at the end of last season after four seasons as the program's head coach. Bowers is listed as head coach on the team's website.
Last year, Bowers was an assistant line coach at Fullerton College. From 2009-2011, Bowers was an assistant at Los Alamitos. He began his coaching career at El Dorado High School in 2004 as an offensive line coach, helping lead the school to back-to-back CIF-SS championships in 2006 and 2007.
As a player, Bowers played center and during his senior season in 1996 he was an all-Sunset League.
Kemp resigned after a record of 20-22 in four seasons.
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Esperanza alum Gary Bowers is expected to be named the school's new head football coach tomorrow, replacing Gary Kemp who resigned at the end of last season after four seasons as the program's head coach. Bowers is listed as head coach on the team's website.
Last year, Bowers was an assistant line coach at Fullerton College. From 2009-2011, Bowers was an assistant at Los Alamitos. He began his coaching career at El Dorado High School in 2004 as an offensive line coach, helping lead the school to back-to-back CIF-SS championships in 2006 and 2007.
As a player, Bowers played center and during his senior season in 1996 he was an all-Sunset League.
Kemp resigned after a record of 20-22 in four seasons.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
OC Register Names Mission Viejo's Max Redfield Defensive Player of the Year
by Jeff Fisher
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Max Redfield of Mission Viejo has been named the Orange County Register's Defensive Player of the Year.
OCVarsity's Dan Albano reports that Redfield, who has reportedly narrowed his college choices to USC and Notre Dame, had 65 tackles, forced two fumbles, recovered four fumbles, picked-off four passes and block four punts.
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Max Redfield of Mission Viejo has been named the Orange County Register's Defensive Player of the Year.
OCVarsity's Dan Albano reports that Redfield, who has reportedly narrowed his college choices to USC and Notre Dame, had 65 tackles, forced two fumbles, recovered four fumbles, picked-off four passes and block four punts.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
De La Salle Wins 4th Straight CIF Open Division Title
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You can't beat the De La Salle by turning the ball over and making mistakes. And, that's what Corona Centennial did in Saturday night's CIF Open Division championship game between the two.
Corona Centennial put the ball on the ground seven times, losing three fumbles in a 48-24 loss to the Spartans, who won their fourth straight Open Division title. The Huskies were also penalized 12 times in the game.
Despite a 28-7 halftime deficit, the Huskies did try to make a game of it in the second half, but could only get within 14 points.
PE.com reports that the Huskies still put-up some impressive offensive numbers in the game, which closed-out a record-setting year for the offense.
Sunday, June 03, 2012
West Prevails in 605 All-Star Classic
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Saturday night's 45th annual 605 All-Star Classic game came down to the very end before it was decided.
The West Stars captured victory with under a minute to play when Downey's Damien Lopez scored a two-point conversion in the 15-14 victory.
Click here to read the game story from the Whittier Daily News.
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The West Stars captured victory with under a minute to play when Downey's Damien Lopez scored a two-point conversion in the 15-14 victory.
Click here to read the game story from the Whittier Daily News.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Jesuit HS Names Replacement for Dan Carmazzi
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
The Sacramento Bee's Joe Davidson is reporting that Marlon Blanton is the new head football coach at Jesuit High School.
Blanton, who has been the head coach at St. Patrick's/St. Vincent's High School in Vallejo for the past 14 years, replaces Dan Carmazzi, who resigned earlier this year to taking a coaching position at Christian Brothers.
Carmazzi had been the head coach at Jesuit since 1981.
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Blanton, who has been the head coach at St. Patrick's/St. Vincent's High School in Vallejo for the past 14 years, replaces Dan Carmazzi, who resigned earlier this year to taking a coaching position at Christian Brothers.
Carmazzi had been the head coach at Jesuit since 1981.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Northern California Football Invitational Moves South
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
In honor of the Memorial Day Weekend, I wanted to spent a few moments writing about a great high school football event that will benefit America's veterans.
Mark "Coach" Soto, executive director of Battle for Veterans, joined me on High School Football America a couple of weeks ago to talk about his two-weekend, six-game high school football invitational called Battle for Veterans.
The event began two years ago in Sacramento under the name Battle for the Capital. This year the event is growing by spreading south.
Besides raising money for a great cause, wounded veterans, the invitational has attracted some of the top teams from around the state that will result in some early season showdowns.
The Battle for Veterans Football Invitational will kickoff the weekend of August 24 at Del Oro High School in Loomis and will continue the following weekend at Westlake High School in the southern part of the state.
Here is the list of high school games scheduled:
at Del Oro HS
August 24, 2012 - Oaks Christian at Del Oro
August 25, 2012 - Westlake vs. Granite Bay
at Westlake HS
August 31, 2012 - Oceanside vs. Oakdale
August 31, 2012 - Del Oro vs. Westlake
September 1, 2012 - Upland vs. Windsor
September 1, 2012 - Oaks Christian vs. Granite Bay
In addition to the varsity games, there will be midget & JV football games, plus plenty of events to honors America's veterans.
Click here to go to the event's website for more information
Click here to listen to my interview with Soto.
Happy Memorial Day everyone!
Jeff
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Mark "Coach" Soto, executive director of Battle for Veterans, joined me on High School Football America a couple of weeks ago to talk about his two-weekend, six-game high school football invitational called Battle for Veterans.
The event began two years ago in Sacramento under the name Battle for the Capital. This year the event is growing by spreading south.
Besides raising money for a great cause, wounded veterans, the invitational has attracted some of the top teams from around the state that will result in some early season showdowns.
The Battle for Veterans Football Invitational will kickoff the weekend of August 24 at Del Oro High School in Loomis and will continue the following weekend at Westlake High School in the southern part of the state.
Here is the list of high school games scheduled:
at Del Oro HS
August 24, 2012 - Oaks Christian at Del Oro
August 25, 2012 - Westlake vs. Granite Bay
at Westlake HS
August 31, 2012 - Oceanside vs. Oakdale
August 31, 2012 - Del Oro vs. Westlake
September 1, 2012 - Upland vs. Windsor
September 1, 2012 - Oaks Christian vs. Granite Bay
In addition to the varsity games, there will be midget & JV football games, plus plenty of events to honors America's veterans.
Click here to go to the event's website for more information
Click here to listen to my interview with Soto.
Happy Memorial Day everyone!
Jeff
Vallejo High School Honors Former LA Ram Dick Bass
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Dick Bass, who was the second overall pick in the 1959 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams, has been honored by his high school.
According to the Times-Herald, Vallejo High School has named it field field after its former star athlete. Dick Bass Field was dedicated earlier this week.
Bass led Vallejo to a 9-0 record in 1954 during his senior season. The paper reports that the '54 team averaged 54 points a game.
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According to the Times-Herald, Vallejo High School has named it field field after its former star athlete. Dick Bass Field was dedicated earlier this week.
Bass led Vallejo to a 9-0 record in 1954 during his senior season. The paper reports that the '54 team averaged 54 points a game.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Former Poly High School Football Star Cleared of 2002 Rape Charge
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
The story of former Long Beach Poly football player Brian Banks, whose 2002 rape conviction was dismissed by a judge on Thursday, continues to twist and turn like a soap opera.
The LA Times reported on its blog today that the 26-year old Banks will be seeking money from the State of California for the five years he was in prison. In the same story, the LA Times Blog reports that the former high school football star will not take legal action against his accuser Wanetta Gibson.
The path to Banks' freedom came after Gibson "friended" him on Facebook and telling him she felt guilty about making-up the rape allegations. Banks, who wanted to play college football at USC at the time of the allegation, always contended the sex was consensual.
Banks, who's in great shape, is hoping to get a tryout with an NFL team.
Based on the odds Banks overcame to win his freedom, stay tuned to see what happens next in his story...I don't doubt that one NFL will give him a shot.
Who knows, since Banks still has his college eligibility, maybe a college coach will give him a chance to resume his dream.
In the meantime, watch the story on NBC's Today Show on Friday that includes an exclusive interview with Banks.
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The LA Times reported on its blog today that the 26-year old Banks will be seeking money from the State of California for the five years he was in prison. In the same story, the LA Times Blog reports that the former high school football star will not take legal action against his accuser Wanetta Gibson.
The path to Banks' freedom came after Gibson "friended" him on Facebook and telling him she felt guilty about making-up the rape allegations. Banks, who wanted to play college football at USC at the time of the allegation, always contended the sex was consensual.
Banks, who's in great shape, is hoping to get a tryout with an NFL team.
Based on the odds Banks overcame to win his freedom, stay tuned to see what happens next in his story...I don't doubt that one NFL will give him a shot.
Who knows, since Banks still has his college eligibility, maybe a college coach will give him a chance to resume his dream.
In the meantime, watch the story on NBC's Today Show on Friday that includes an exclusive interview with Banks.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
St. Joseph Hires Cardinal Newman Assistant as New Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Dustin Davis is the new head football coach at St. Joseph High School.
Davis, who spent last year as an assistant at Cardinal Newman, has head coaching experience at Windsor High School. The Mater Dei alum was 7-4 in his only year as the school's head coach, although he led Windsor's JV team to a 29-0-1 record in three years as head coach.
Davis was chosen out of a group of 70 applicants.
Last season, the Knights were 3-7 under Mike Hartman, who was not asked back after his 7th season at the helm of the program.
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Davis, who spent last year as an assistant at Cardinal Newman, has head coaching experience at Windsor High School. The Mater Dei alum was 7-4 in his only year as the school's head coach, although he led Windsor's JV team to a 29-0-1 record in three years as head coach.
Davis was chosen out of a group of 70 applicants.
Last season, the Knights were 3-7 under Mike Hartman, who was not asked back after his 7th season at the helm of the program.
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
Monday, October 10, 2011
LA Times Top 25 High School Football Rankings
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
There was plenty of shuffling in the latest LA Times Southland Top 25 rankings with Westlake and Redlands East Valley making big moves into the Top 5.
This week's games could also cause some shake-ups as #1 Servite faces undefeated and #10 Orange Lutheran. #2 Santa Margarita also will face a challenge this week when it takes on Mater Dei, sitting at #16 with a 2-3 record.
Another Top 25 showdown will take place Friday night when #9 Poly takes-on #23 Lakewood.
Here's this week's rankings:
LA Times Top 25
1. Servite (4-1), LW: #1
2. Santa Margarita (5-0), LW: #2
3. Westlake (5-0), LW: #9
4. Redlands East Valley (5-0), LW: #12
5. Mission Viejo (4-2), LW: #3
6. Oaks Christian (3-2), LW: #4
7. St. Bonaventure (4-1), LW: #5
8. Corona Centennial (4-1), LW: #6
9. Long Beach Poly (5-1), LW: #7
10. Orange Lutheran (5-0), LW: #8
11. Upland (5-0), LW: #10
12. San Clemente (6-0), LW: #11
13. Vista Murrieta (5-0), LW: #13
14. St. John Bosco (4-1), LW: #18
15. Loyola (5-1), LW: #14
16. Mater Dei (2-3), LW: #20
17. Edison (3-2), LW: #21
18. Crespi (5-1), LW: #19
19. Bishop Amat (5-1), LW: #17
20. Dorsey (4-1), LW: #22
21. Los Alamitos (4-1), LW: #23
22. Rancho Cucamonga (5-0), LW: #24
23. Lakewood (5-1) LW: #25
24. Riverside North (4-1), LW: #15
25. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame (5-1), LW: #16
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This week's games could also cause some shake-ups as #1 Servite faces undefeated and #10 Orange Lutheran. #2 Santa Margarita also will face a challenge this week when it takes on Mater Dei, sitting at #16 with a 2-3 record.Another Top 25 showdown will take place Friday night when #9 Poly takes-on #23 Lakewood.
Here's this week's rankings:
LA Times Top 25
1. Servite (4-1), LW: #1
2. Santa Margarita (5-0), LW: #2
3. Westlake (5-0), LW: #9
4. Redlands East Valley (5-0), LW: #12
5. Mission Viejo (4-2), LW: #3
6. Oaks Christian (3-2), LW: #4
7. St. Bonaventure (4-1), LW: #5
8. Corona Centennial (4-1), LW: #6
9. Long Beach Poly (5-1), LW: #7
10. Orange Lutheran (5-0), LW: #8
11. Upland (5-0), LW: #10
12. San Clemente (6-0), LW: #11
13. Vista Murrieta (5-0), LW: #13
14. St. John Bosco (4-1), LW: #18
15. Loyola (5-1), LW: #14
16. Mater Dei (2-3), LW: #20
17. Edison (3-2), LW: #21
18. Crespi (5-1), LW: #19
19. Bishop Amat (5-1), LW: #17
20. Dorsey (4-1), LW: #22
21. Los Alamitos (4-1), LW: #23
22. Rancho Cucamonga (5-0), LW: #24
23. Lakewood (5-1) LW: #25
24. Riverside North (4-1), LW: #15
25. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame (5-1), LW: #16
Friday, September 02, 2011
California High School Football Scores - Week 1
California High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Blair 25, Fulton 14
Beyer 52, Pacheco 0
Bonita 40, San Dimas 20
Brea Olinda 45, Placentia Valencia 13
Champion Christian 53, Mercy 14
Clovis North 22, Independence 0
Colony 30, South Hills 29
El Camino Real 48, North Hollywood 7
Ganesha 14, Montclair 10
Hanford West 32, Roosevelt 15
Jefferson 30, Canoga Park 10
Los Angeles Marshall 50, Belmont 18
Mariposa County 21, Summerville 15
Merced 31, Clovis West 30
Monroe 26, Hollywood 20
Pasadena Poly 20, Brethren Christian 13
Rancho Cucamonga 52, Silverado 0
Redlands 21, Wekiva (FL) 7
Riverside Christian 23, Douglass 12
San Diego Jewish Academy 35, Milken 8
San Fernando 46, Sun Valley 8
Saugus 31, Burbank Burroughs 20
Servite 20, Oceanside 0
South Gate 24, Panorama 21
Trabuco Hills 28, Capistrano Valley 21
Van Nuys 50, Firebaugh 6
Villa Park 46, San Juan Hills 6
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Blair 25, Fulton 14
Beyer 52, Pacheco 0
Bonita 40, San Dimas 20
Brea Olinda 45, Placentia Valencia 13
Champion Christian 53, Mercy 14
Clovis North 22, Independence 0
Colony 30, South Hills 29
El Camino Real 48, North Hollywood 7
Ganesha 14, Montclair 10
Hanford West 32, Roosevelt 15
Jefferson 30, Canoga Park 10
Los Angeles Marshall 50, Belmont 18
Mariposa County 21, Summerville 15
Merced 31, Clovis West 30
Monroe 26, Hollywood 20
Pasadena Poly 20, Brethren Christian 13
Rancho Cucamonga 52, Silverado 0
Redlands 21, Wekiva (FL) 7
Riverside Christian 23, Douglass 12
San Diego Jewish Academy 35, Milken 8
San Fernando 46, Sun Valley 8
Saugus 31, Burbank Burroughs 20
Servite 20, Oceanside 0
South Gate 24, Panorama 21
Trabuco Hills 28, Capistrano Valley 21
Van Nuys 50, Firebaugh 6
Villa Park 46, San Juan Hills 6
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Chicago Bears Helps High School Team During Lockout
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
The NFL lockout is Narbonne High School's gain.
The Press-Telegram in Long Beach reports that Chicago Bears tight end Brandon Manumaleuna is back at his alma mater as a volunteer coach. Manumaleuna is a '97 graduate of Narbonne.
During his 10-year NFL career, Manumaleuna has played for the Bears, St. Louis Rams and San Diego Chargers.
Click here to read the story from the Long Beach Press-Telgram.
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The Press-Telegram in Long Beach reports that Chicago Bears tight end Brandon Manumaleuna is back at his alma mater as a volunteer coach. Manumaleuna is a '97 graduate of Narbonne.
During his 10-year NFL career, Manumaleuna has played for the Bears, St. Louis Rams and San Diego Chargers.
Click here to read the story from the Long Beach Press-Telgram.
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
California Expands High School Football Playoffs for 2012
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Starting with the 2012 season, there will be another round of football playoffs.
The California Interscholastic Federation has approved adding regional championship games in all five divisions that will determine, which teams will play for state championships.
Since state titles games began in 2007, section commissioners have been charged with selecting one team from Northern California and one from Southern California to play for the state championship. Under the new plan, section commissioners will pick two schools from the each area that will play for the right to advance to the state championship games in Carson.
The 2012 schedule now calls for the regional championship games to be played the weekend of December 7th and 8th, with the state championships to be played the following weekend. Section championships will have to be completed by December 1st.
With the addition of the regional championships, some teams could play as many as 16 games, which is similar to Pennsylvania and Texas.
Not everyone is happy with the new plan. Click here to read a story from the North County Times on officials in the San Diego Section that aren't happy with the added round of playoffs.
California High School Football Huddle
The California Interscholastic Federation has approved adding regional championship games in all five divisions that will determine, which teams will play for state championships.
Since state titles games began in 2007, section commissioners have been charged with selecting one team from Northern California and one from Southern California to play for the state championship. Under the new plan, section commissioners will pick two schools from the each area that will play for the right to advance to the state championship games in Carson.
The 2012 schedule now calls for the regional championship games to be played the weekend of December 7th and 8th, with the state championships to be played the following weekend. Section championships will have to be completed by December 1st.
With the addition of the regional championships, some teams could play as many as 16 games, which is similar to Pennsylvania and Texas.
Not everyone is happy with the new plan. Click here to read a story from the North County Times on officials in the San Diego Section that aren't happy with the added round of playoffs.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Wilson HS Football Coach Steps Down
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
After two seasons and a 4-16 record, Wilson head football coach Brian Zavala has stepped-down as head coach.
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune reports that Zavala may have had something to do with the return of former football could Dave Merrill to oversee the program.
California High School Football Huddle
After two seasons and a 4-16 record, Wilson head football coach Brian Zavala has stepped-down as head coach.
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune reports that Zavala may have had something to do with the return of former football could Dave Merrill to oversee the program.
Saturday, January 08, 2011
Folsom QB Names California's Mr. Football
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Quarterback Dano Graves of Division II state champ Folsom has been named Cal-Hi Sports' Player of the Year.
Graves wins the Mr. Football Award after set a record for touchdowns in a season by throwing for 62 and running for 23. Graves' 85 TDs shattered the old state mark of 76 touchdowns.
California High School Football Huddle
Graves wins the Mr. Football Award after set a record for touchdowns in a season by throwing for 62 and running for 23. Graves' 85 TDs shattered the old state mark of 76 touchdowns.
Diamond Bar High School Hires former QB as New Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Ryan Maine, who led Diamond Bar to back-to-back CIF Southern Sectional championships in the late 90s, is the school's new head football coach.
Maine takes over for John Martin, who resigned after four years as the head coach. Martin was 14-26 as head coach.
California High School Football Huddle
Maine takes over for John Martin, who resigned after four years as the head coach. Martin was 14-26 as head coach.
South El Monte Head Football Coach Resigns
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Ray Hernandez has resigned after two years as the head coach of the South El Monte football program.
Hernandez only won four of 21 games in two seasons.
California High School Football Huddle
Ray Hernandez has resigned after two years as the head coach of the South El Monte football program.
Hernandez only won four of 21 games in two seasons.
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Palo Alto Football Coach Named California High School Football Coach of the Year
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
Palo Alto head football coach Earl Hansen continues to bask in the glow of the Vikings 2010 Division I California state football championship.
ESPN RISE Cal Hi Sports named Hansen as the California Coach of the Year.
Hansen, who just completed his 23rd year as the school's head coach, owns a 174-85-3 record.
Palo Alto ended the school's sixth undefeated season with an upset win over heavily-favored Centennial-Corona 15-13 in the state championship game.
California High School Football Huddle
ESPN RISE Cal Hi Sports named Hansen as the California Coach of the Year.
Hansen, who just completed his 23rd year as the school's head coach, owns a 174-85-3 record.
Palo Alto ended the school's sixth undefeated season with an upset win over heavily-favored Centennial-Corona 15-13 in the state championship game.
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