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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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.
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