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
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.
Friday, September 02, 2011
Friday, August 05, 2011
Pleasant Grove & Monterey Trail to Battle on ESPN
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
While national rankings don't guarantee an appearance on national television, it doesn't hurt.
Wednesday, ESPN announced that Pleasant Grove High School, ranked #8 in MaxPreps.com's Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders Poll, will face Monterey Trail on ESPN2 on August 27th.
Last year the Eagles bookended their season with wins over Monterey Trail.
Pleasant Grove, which finished 13-1, beat MT 20-12 in the season opener, and then beat them again 21-6 to win the CIF-Sac-Joaquin Section Division I title on December 4th.
To hear more about Pleasant Grove's #8 MaxPrep ranking, click here to listen to Steve Spiewak, MaxPreps.com's senior high school football writer, talk about the Eagles on the High School Football America radio show on July 21st.
California High School Football Huddle
While national rankings don't guarantee an appearance on national television, it doesn't hurt.
Wednesday, ESPN announced that Pleasant Grove High School, ranked #8 in MaxPreps.com's Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders Poll, will face Monterey Trail on ESPN2 on August 27th.
Last year the Eagles bookended their season with wins over Monterey Trail.
Pleasant Grove, which finished 13-1, beat MT 20-12 in the season opener, and then beat them again 21-6 to win the CIF-Sac-Joaquin Section Division I title on December 4th.
To hear more about Pleasant Grove's #8 MaxPrep ranking, click here to listen to Steve Spiewak, MaxPreps.com's senior high school football writer, talk about the Eagles on the High School Football America radio show on July 21st.
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star High School Football Game Set for July 20th
by Jeff Fisher
California High School Football Huddle
It's had many different names, but 37 years after begining, the Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star Football Game is still going strong in Santa Clara County.
The Silicon Valley Youth Classic's North-South rivarly resumes on July 20th at San Jose State's Spartan Stadium. Matt Kiesle of Piedmont Hills is the head coach of the South squad; Karriem Stinson of Harker High is the leader of the North stars.
Since the start of the game in 1974, 3,000 players have taken part in the all-star game. Several have gone on to the pros. That list includes: Jeff Garcia of Gilroy, Jeff Toews of Del Mar, John Tuggle of Independence, Erik Howard and Randy Kirk of Bellarmine, Pat Tillman of Leland, Trent Edwards and Jared Allen of Los Gatos, Jeff Ulbrich of Live Oak, Tully Banta-Cain of Fremont, Carl Monroe of Overfelt, Rich Campbell of Santa Teresa, Tim Ryan of Oak Grove and Nathan Jackson of Pioneer.
Click here for the North Roster
Click here for the South Roster
The game currently bears the name of Charlie Wedemeyer, who lived 32-years after being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease. Wedemeyer, who was the head football coach at Los Gatos High School at the time of his diagnosis, was involved in the game every year until his death in 2010.
California High School Football Huddle
It's had many different names, but 37 years after begining, the Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star Football Game is still going strong in Santa Clara County.
The Silicon Valley Youth Classic's North-South rivarly resumes on July 20th at San Jose State's Spartan Stadium. Matt Kiesle of Piedmont Hills is the head coach of the South squad; Karriem Stinson of Harker High is the leader of the North stars.
Since the start of the game in 1974, 3,000 players have taken part in the all-star game. Several have gone on to the pros. That list includes: Jeff Garcia of Gilroy, Jeff Toews of Del Mar, John Tuggle of Independence, Erik Howard and Randy Kirk of Bellarmine, Pat Tillman of Leland, Trent Edwards and Jared Allen of Los Gatos, Jeff Ulbrich of Live Oak, Tully Banta-Cain of Fremont, Carl Monroe of Overfelt, Rich Campbell of Santa Teresa, Tim Ryan of Oak Grove and Nathan Jackson of Pioneer.
Click here for the North Roster
Click here for the South Roster
The game currently bears the name of Charlie Wedemeyer, who lived 32-years after being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease. Wedemeyer, who was the head football coach at Los Gatos High School at the time of his diagnosis, was involved in the game every year until his death in 2010.
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.
California High School Football Huddle
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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