16 members from the state of California were represented in the final Rivals 100 for the class of 2016. The list was led by star linebacker Mique Juarez, who is down to Ole Miss and UCLA for his college choice.


9. Mique Juarez, LB, North of Torrance

12. Jack Jones, DB, Long Beach Poly

14. Caleb Kelly, LB, Clovis West

22. Tyler Vaughns, WR, Bishop Amat

24. Jonah Williams, OL, Folsom

28. Curtis Robinson, LB, Mater Dei

34. Malik Henry, QB, Long Beach Poly

38. Theo Howard, WR, Westlake

42. Michael Pittman, WR, Oaks Christian

46. Devin Asiasi, TE, De La Salle

48. Wole Betiku, DE, Serra

54. KJ Costello, QB, Santa Margarita

59. Javon McKinley, WR, Centennial

76. Lamar Jackson, DB, Franklin

81. David Long, DB, Loyola

85. Damian Alloway, WR, Summit

MaxPreps MLK Classic at Haas Pavilion Results- Monday January 18:

Results courtesy of staff writer Gerry Freitas

Game 1: Newark Memorial 61, Albany 58
Leading Scorers:
Newark Memorial- Decaurey Brown 33, Mazae Boyd 8
Albany- Josh Friedkin 17, Marcus Simon 16
Player of the Game:
Newark Memorial- Decaurey Brown
Albany- Josh Friedkin
Records: Newark 11-5, Albany 11-5

Game 2: Manteca 76, Berkeley 74 (in 2 Overtimes)
Leading Scorers:
Manteca- Kenny Wooten 26, Anand Hundal 24
Berkeley- Niles Malone 22, Ben Baker 13
Player of the Game:
Manteca- Anand Hundal
Berkeley- Zachary Fleming
Records: Manteca 14-3, Berkeley 11-4

Game 3: Salesian 62, Sacred Heart Cathedral 51
Leading Scorers:
Salesian- Jamario Bibb/Derek Denchukwu 10
Sacred Heart- Alfred Hollins 18, Tyler Hillman 8
Player of the Game:
Salesian- Jamario Bibb
Sacred Heart- Alfred Hollins
Records: Salesian 14-4, Sacred Heart 5-9

Game 4: El Cerrito 66, The Albany Academy (NY) 57
Leading Scorers:
El Cerrito- Ed Gray 25, Sayeed Pridgett 18
Albany Academy- Hameir Wright 23, August Mahoney 11
Player of the Game::
El Cerrito- Ed Gray
Albany Academy- Hameir Wright
Records: El Cerrito 9-9, Albany Academy 9-2

Game 5: Moreau Catholic 77, Sacramento 67
Leading Scorers:
Moreau Catholic- Terrell Brown 25, Brandon Lawrence 18
Sacramento- Solomon Young 22, Christian Terrell 15
Player of the Game:
Moreau Catholic- Terrell Brown
Sacramento- Solomon Young
Records: Moreau Catholic 15-3, Sacramento 16-1

Game 6: De La Salle 54, Orange Lutheran 44
Leading Scorers:
De La Salle- Jordan Ratinho 19, Nik Peters 17
Orange Lutheran- Zac Jervis 11, Chris Williams/Joseph Riley 9
Player of the Game:
De La Salle- Jordan Ratinho/Nik Peters
Orange Lutheran- Zac Jervis
Records: De La Salle 14-1, Orange Lutheran 15-4

Game 7: St. Francis 66, Bishop O'Dowd 54
Leading Scorers:
St. Francis- Curtis Witt 15, Logan Johnson 12
Bishop O'Dowd- Naseem Gaskin 19, Elijah Hardy 15
Player of the Game:
St. Francis- Curtis Witt
Bishop O'Dowd- Naseem Gaskin
Records: St. Francis 12-2, Bishop O'Dowd 7-9

Super Saturday Showdown Results: January 16 at Edison High, Fresno:

Results courtesy of staff writer Gerry Freitas

Game 1: Clovis 53, Delano 48
Leading Scorers:
Clovis- Cooper Huyck 13, Anthony Martinez 9
Delano- Mando Martinez 11, Isaiah Ebaniz 7
Player of the Game:
Clovis- Cooper Huyck
Delano- Mando Martinez
Records: Clovis 10-9, Delano 9-11

Game 2: Hanford West 66, Frontier (Bakersfield) 42
Leading Scorers:
Hanford West- Savion Johnson 23, Dameane Douglas/Jameel Salaam 12
Frontier- Kyle Sturm 9, Kauner Urmston 8
Player of the Game:
Hanford West- Savion Johnson
Frontier- Kyle Sturm
Records: Hanford West 17-5, Frontier 9-8

Game 3: El Diamante (Visalia) 56, Washington Union (Eastin) 43
Leading Scorers:
El Diamante- Quintin Ruiz 13, Ethan Myers 9
Washington Union- Trae Ellsberry 22, Jake Hooper 10
Player of the Game:
El Diamante- Dakota Coleman
Washington Union- Trae Ellsberry
Records: El Diamante 13-9, Washington Union 5-14

Game 4: Lemoore 79, Roosevelt (Fresno) 64
Leading Scorers:
Lemoore- Jaylunn Engklish 30, Matt Borba 17
Roosevelt- Bryson Williams 35, Stephen Perry 14
Player of the Game:
Lemoore- Jaylunn English
Roosevelt- Bryson Williams
Records: Lemoore 16-2, Roosevelt 14-5

Game 5: San Joaquin Memorial (Fresno) 61, Buchanan (Fresno) 58
Leading Scorers:
San Joaquin Memorial- Mi lton Burnett 16, Lunden Taylor 13
Buchanan- Donovan Mitchell 19, Tyree Leggett 12
Player of the Game:
San Joaquin Memorial- Milton Burnett
Buchanan- Donovan Mitchell
Records: San Joaquin Memorial 14-4, Buchanan 9-10

Game 6: Edison (Fresno) 59, Liberty (Bakersfield) 56
Leading Scorers:
Edison- Shareef Goodwin 14, Ruben Parks 11
Liberty- Anieus Medrano 19, Brandon Gonzalez 14
Player of the Game:
Edison- Shareef Goodwin
Liberty- Brandon Gonzalez
Records: Edison 9-9, Liberty 11-7

Game 7: Immanuel (Reedley) 76, Central (Fresno) 65
Leading Scorers:
Immanuel- Colin Slater 26, Darrin Person 18
Central- Chris Seeley 15, Jaylon Johnson 13
Player of the Game:
Immanuel- Colin Slater
Central- Chris Seeley
Records: Immanuel 11-5, Central 12-3

Take Flight Challenge at Redondo Union Results - January 2:

Courtesy of Gerry Freitas:

Game 1: Leuzinger 63, Brentwood 47
Leading Scorers:
Leuzinger-Davion Crowder 19, Kavon Fair 15
Brentwood-Nick Medavoy 15, Braelee Albert 11
Player of the Game:
Davion Crowder-Leuzinger

Records: Leuzinger 8-6, Brentwood 6-7

Game 2: Santa Monica 61, Maranatha 47
Leading Scorers:
Santa Monica- Jonah Mathews 30, Rip Economu 14
Maranatha-Trevor Stanback 22, Odera Nwobi 11
Player of the Game:
Jonah Mathews-Santa Monica

Records: Santa Monica 11-2,Maranatha 6-7

Game 3: Roosevelt 62, Compton 57
Leading Scorers:
Roosevelt-Jemarl Baker 30, Garrett Ford 8
Compton-Raysean Scott 19, Chris Barnes 17
Player of the Game:
Jemarl Baker-Roosevelt

Records: Roosevelt 10-5, Compton 7-6

Game 4: Beverly Hills 49, Loyola 44
Leading Scorers:
Beverly Hills-Matt Reskin 14, Maddox Daniels 12
Loyola-Josh Lavergne 15, Henry Welsh 9
Player of the Game:
Maddox Daniels-Beverly Hills

Records: Beverly Hills 8-6, Loyola 7-6

Game 5: Cathedral 63, Long Beach Poly 53
Leading Scorers:
Cathedral-Lucas Siewart 26, Milan Acquaah 26
Poly-Denzel Edmonds/Harrison Bonner 13
Player of the Game:
Lucas Siewart-Cathedral

Records: Cathedra l6-8, Poly 7-6

Game 6: Bishop Montgomery 73, Corona Centennial 51
Leading Scorers:
Montgomery-Jordan Schakel 25, Ethan Thompson 21
Centennial-Jordan Griffin/Jalen Hill 19
Player of the Game:
Jordan Schakel-Bishop Montgomery

Records: Bishop Montgomery 14-0, Corona Centennial 10-4

Game 7: Redondo Union 72, Santa Margarita 65
Leading Scorers:
Redondo Union-Leland Green 20, Ryse Williams 17
Santa Margarita-Kaden Rasheed 20, Colin Ferrier 17
Player of the Game:
Leland Green-Redondo Union

Records: Redondo Union 11-3, Santa Margarita 9-5

Game 8: Cantwell-Sacred 65, Alemany 55
Leading Scorers:
Cantwell-Jacob Davison 19, Luka Radovic 15
Alemany-DJ McDonald 21, Brandon Davis 16
Player of the Game:
Jacob Davison-Cantwell

Records: Cantwell 9-4, Alemany 9-5

Oakland Legends Classic Results- December 23 at Haas Pavilion:

Results courtesy of Gerry Freitas

Game 1: Fremont 60, Sacred Heart Cathedral 57
LeadingScorers:
Fremont- Shawn Stith 18, Michael Pintily/Laronte Jack 10
Sacred heart Cathedral- Nathan Robinson 25, Alfred Hollins 17

PlayersoftheGame:
Fremont- Surako Follings
Sacred Heart- Nathan Robinson

Game 2: Oakland Tech 71, St. Joseph's Notre Dame 59
LeadingScorers:
Oakland Tech- Soulemane Boum 15, Camron Reece 10
St. Joseph's- Darne Duckett 25, Jade Smith 11

PlayersoftheGame:
Oakland Tech- Will Campbell
St. Joseph's- Darne Duckett

Game 3: Kenwood (IL) 56, Oakland 26
LeadingScorers:
Kenwood- Nick Robinson 18, Miles Curry 7
Oakland- Jeremiah Bains 13,

PlayersoftheGame:
Kenwood- Nick Robinson
Oakland- Jeremiah Bains

Game 4: Von Steuben (IL) 75, Skyline 40
LeadingScorers:
Von Steuben- Rafael Cruz 29, Meriton Bujaku 26
Skyline- Gamal Jinham 10, Joshua Torres 8

PlayersoftheGame:
Von Steuben- Rafael Cruz
Skyline- Isaiah Cannon-Moor

Game 5: Curie (IL) 72, McClymonds 59
LeadingScorers:
Curie- Devin Gage 29, Elijah Joiner 13
McClymonds- Daevon White 20, JeMarieve Clark 18

PlayersoftheGame:
Curie- Devin Gage
McClymonds- Damarea Reed

Game 6: Whitney Young (IL) 78, Bishop O'Dowd 60
LeadingScorers:
Whitney Young- Lucas Williamson/Malcome Townsell/Justin Boyd 14
Bishop O'Dowd- Naseem Gaskin 19, Raymond Hawkins 11

PlayersoftheGame:
Whitney Young- Lucas Williamson
Bishop O'Dowd- Naseem Gaskin

Game 7: Simeon (IL) 64, Archbishop Mitty 47
LeadingScorers:
Simeon- Evan Gilyard 15, Josh Thomas 13
Archbishop Mitty- Ben Kone 17, Kyle Peterson 12

PlayersoftheGame:
Simeon- Evan Gilyard
Archbishop Mitty- Ben Kone

Note:Chicago sweeps the Bay Area

Hi Dave,

Been working everyday and I am blessed to have this Saturday off. With all respect to DLS they are the reining champions. I feel that Centennial is way more prepared for DLS than DLS is prepared for Centennial.
The game can go either way but, I feel Centennial was able to replicate the DLS offense better in practice. The Noseguard will not be 3 yards off the ball this year.

Thoughts on the game?

4th place team in SJS Sierra Foothill league DelOro came back from 2-6 start to the season to win a state championship over a 15-0 high octane offense Camarillo team in a defensive struggle.

REGIONAL BOWL GAMES

I-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: Mission Viejo 32, La Mesa Helix 28
North: San Jose Bellarmine 42, Folsom 35

II-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: Camarillo 63, La Habra 49
North: Loomis Del Oro 28, Bakersfield Liberty 24

III-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: La Mirada 36, Oceanside 14
North: Moraga Campolindo 27, Milpitas 24

IV-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: Chula Vista Bonita Vista 24, Anaheim Canyon 21
North: Hanford 42, Tuolumne County Sonora 18

V-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: Chula Vista Mater Dei 21, Riverside Notre Dame 14
North: Reedley Immanuel 31, Sacramento Bradshaw Christian 21

VI-AA BOWL DIVISION
South: Coronado 14, Belmont 0
North: Nicolaus East Nicolaus 34, Merced Stone Ridge Christian 14

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAMES

Friday at Sacramento State
Division II-AA: Camarillo (15-0) vs. Loomis Del Oro (9-6), 4 p.m.
Division I-AA: Mission Viejo (15-0) vs. San Jose Bellarmine (13-1), 8 p.m.

Saturday at Sacramento State
Division I-A: Narbonne (13-2) vs. Concord Clayton Valley (13-1), noon
Small School Open Division: San Marino (15-0) vs. Modesto Central Catholic (15-0), 4 p.m.

Open Division: Corona Centennial (14-0) vs. Concord De La Salle (12-1), 8 p.m.

Saturday

Division II-A: Mountain View St. Francis (12-2) at Citrus Hill (13-2), 6 p.m.
Division III-AA: Moraga Campolindo (14-1) at La Mirada (12-3), 6 p.m.
Division III-A: Atherton Sacred Heart Prep (11-3) at San Diego Rancho Bernardo (12-2), 6 p.m.
Division IV-AA: Chula Vista Bonita Vista (12-2) at Hanford (13-1), 6 p.m.
Division IV-A: Manteca Sierra (9-5) at Chowchilla (12-2), 6 p.m.
Division V-AA: Reedley Immanuel (11-2) at Chula Vista Mater Dei (13-1), 6 p.m.
Division V-A: Eureka St. Bernard's (13-1) at Saddleback Valley Christian (15-0), 6 p.m.
Division VI-AA: Nicolaus East Nicolaus (12-2) at Coronado (10-4), 6 p.m.

REGIONAL BOWL GAMES

SMALL SCHOOLS OPEN BOWL DIVISION
South: San Marino 36, Sierra Canyon 35
North: Modesto Central Catholic 49, Kentfield Marin Catholic 14

I-A BOWL DIVISION
South: Narbonne 35, Bakersfield Ridgeview 20
North: Concord Clayton Valley 21, San Jose Oak Grove 3

II-A BOWL DIVISION
South: Citrus Hill 56, Calabasas 21
North: Mountain View St. Francis 29, Chico Pleasant Valley 7

III-A BOWL DIVISION
South: San Diego Rancho Bernardo 31, Oak Hills 30
North: Atherton Sacred Heart Prep 56, Oakland McClymonds 20

IV-A BOWL DIVISION
South: Chowchilla 28, Fairfax 16
North: Manteca Sierra 17, Sutter 13

V-A BOWL DIVISION
South: Saddleback Valley Christian 59, Delano Kennedy 45
North: Eureka St. Bernard's 55, McArthur Fall River 0

I made a quick trip up to Napa to see Prolific Prep. Former St. John Bosco standout Vance Jackson looked good tonight, he shot the ball well from the outside as they blew out Elite Educational Academy of LA. I’ll have full event coverage next month from The Crush in the Valley at Napa Valley College with 5 stars Josh Jackson, Thon Maker, Rawie Atkins, Jarred Vanderbilt and Jaylen Hands on January 29-31.

Saturday's schedule
1pm 7th/8th place game
Community Charter vs Central City Value

2:30pm 5th/6th place game
Holy Family vs Vaughn

4pm 3rd/4th place game
Northridge Academy vs Rolling Hills Prep

5:30pm Championship game
Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences vs Trinity Classical Academy

Saturday's schedule
1pm 7th/8th place game
Community Charter vs Central City Value

2:30pm 5th/6th place game
Holy Family vs Vaughn

4pm 3rd/4th place game
Northridge Academy vs Rolling Hills Prep

5:30pm Championship game
Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences vs Trinity Classical Academy

David Singleton (6-4 2018 G Bishop Montgomery) is already getting interest from several major colleges. Per Dinos Trigonis, Singleton is receiving attention from UCLA (has taken an unofficial), Arizona, Stanford, Cal, Kansas, UConn, Oregon, Arizona State, Vanderbilt, Marquette, USC and Oregon State.

Ike now open.

Northeast Valley Girls Varsity Basketball Tournament 2015
3pm Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences vs Holy Family
4:30pm Community Charter vs Northridge Academy
6pm Rolling Hills Preparatory vs Central City Value
7:30pm Trinity Classical Academy vs Vaughn

MATCHUPS SET FOR 2015 CIF REGIONALFOOTBALLCHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAMES

IRVINE, Calif. – The matchups for the 2015 CIF Regional Football Championship Bowl Games are now set following the placement of the 50 Section Championship teams. Games will be held Friday-Saturday, December 11-12, at various host sites in the North and South please see below for schedule and game locations.

Additionally, the top teams from the North and South respectively have been selected and will advance directly to the Open Division CIF State Championship Bowl Game:

OPEN DIVISION
De La Salle (12-1) vs. Centennial, Corona (14-0) at Sacramento State – Saturday, Dec. 19 at 8:00 p.m.

The following is the schedule for the 2015 CIF Regional Football Championship Bowl Games for Divisions Open-Small School through VI-AA. Winners from these NorCal and SoCal Regional games will advance to the CIF State Football Championship representing the respective divisions for the title of CIF State Champion. All teams were slotted based on competitive equity and the respective criteria.

DIVISION OPEN–SMALL SCHOOL
North: Marin Catholic (12-1) at Central Catholic (14-0) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: San Marino (14-0) vs. Sierra Canyon (14-0) at Granada Hills HS – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION I–AA
North: Bellarmine (12-1) at Folsom (14-0) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Helix (11-1) at Mission Viejo (14-0) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION I–A
North: Clayton Valley Charter (12-1) at Oak Grove, San Jose (11-2) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Narbonne (12-2) at Ridgeview (13-0) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION II–AA
North: Del Oro (8-6) at Liberty, Bakersfield (9-3) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: La Habra (13-1) at Camarillo (14-0) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION II–A
North: St. Francis, Mountain View (11-2) vs. Pleasant Valley (12-0) at Harrison Stadium, Oroville – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Calabasas (13-1) at Citrus Hill (12-2) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION III–AA
North: Milpitas (10-3) at Campolindo (13-1) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Oceanside (9-4) at La Mirada (11-3) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION III–A
North: McClymonds (12-0) vs. Sacred Heart Prep (10-3) at Independence HS, San Jose – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Rancho Bernardo (11-2) at Oak Hills (9-5) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION IV–AA
North: Hanford (12-1) at Sonora (12-1) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Canyon, Anaheim (9-5) vs. Bonita Vista (11-2) at Southwestern Community College, Chula Vista – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION IV–A
North: Sierra, Manteca (8-5) vs. Sutter (9-4) at River Valley HS, Yuba City – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Fairfax (8-6) at Chowchilla (11-2) – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION V–AA
North: Bradshaw Christian (12-1) vs. Immanuel, Reedley (10-2) at Reedley HS – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Notre Dame, Riverside (14-0) at Mater Dei Catholic, Chula Vista (12-2) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION V–A
North: Fall River (12-0) vs. St. Bernard’s (12-1) @ Humboldt State University – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Kennedy, Bakersfield vs. Saddleback Valley Christian @ TBD – Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION VI–AA
North: Stone Ridge Christian (12-1) at East Nicolaus (11-2) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Belmont (14-0) at Coronado (9-4) – Friday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

CITY SECTION

DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP
Narbonne 57, Crenshaw 21

DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP
Fairfax 31. Los Angeles 16

DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIP
Belmont 24, Hollywood 7

SOUTHERN SECTION

PAC-5 (I) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Corona Centennial 62, St. John Bosco 52

SOUTHEAST (V) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
La Mirada 45, La Serna 20

WESTERN (VII) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Calabasas 42, Palos Verdes 3

CENTRAL (VIII) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
San Marino 45, Charter Oak 28

NORTHWEST (XI) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Riverside Notre Dame 14, Linfield Christian 6

EAST VALLEY (XIII) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Saddleback Valley Christian d. Grace Brethren (forfeit)

Kyle Williams ready for 3rd season at Fallbrook High



By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-Monday, August, 24, 2015-In his first year as head coach at Fallbrook High, the Warriors finished with a 3-8 record in 2013 but in his second season and for the first time in school history in 11 years Kyle Williams guided the Warriors to a 7-4 along with their first Valley League title in the first round was defeated in the CIF First Round San Diego Section playoffs by Granite Hills 38-7 on the Warriors home field. The last time Fallbrook had their last winning season was in 2003 where they won the Avocado League Title under former coach Dennis Houldren as they finished with a 10-4 record and were defeated in Qualcolm Stadium by Torrey Pines 7-3.

With a career record of 10-12 Coach Williams discussed his squad for 2015 "We had our first winning season for the first time in 11 years along with a Valley League title our players are confident and talented as we return a lot of starters who are solid seniors and talented kids who are juniors we feel as long as we're competitive we will play our best football this season the schools that we play are good there are no easy games for our squad as we need to play well in order for us to be successful."

"One of the talented backs the Warriors return in Parker Martin is a returning transfer back for us this year after his family was stationed in Alaska for the last 2 years is an runner for us he also ran a 4.6 in the 40 yard dash his speed is smooth and powerful."

"Up front the Warriors return 6'4" 250 pound sr and All Valley League football player and starts on both sides of the ball for us Colin Dowling." said Williams." At qb will be Jack Grantham, with a good arm for us and hope to counter our running game along with his ability to throw the ball which we didn't do." "With an array of backs who are looking to run and to score touchdowns we return James Nicholas a very explosive running back for us last season as he ran key plays for us and also doubles on the corners on whoever their best receiver is we also return James Nicholas and Isaac Maxwell is a 6'3" tight ends doubles as a defensive end for and is a strong down blocker but his hands are questionable we have to continue to make sure that he is punting the ball and receiving the ball we are not waste a play."

"Some teams to watch out for in the Valley League are Escondido as they put their game in the league as they suffered a lot of injuries last year and their record didn't reflect their talent level, San Pasqual 2 years ago played for the CIF Division I finals they are going to be good Valley Center has won 4 or 6 CIF Championships in the last 11 years those three teams that we have to battle every week it is going to be close and competitive you can't disregard Orange Glen they have won 6 games last year outside of the conference their improving which helps their kids every game for us is going to be difficult."

"We open up against Westview High School which is a very talented team they are a bigger division then what we are they are big up front on both sides of the ball they have skilled and big receivers their qb is athletic they don't want to try to throw the ball far down the field but they are more of an intermediate passing game they want to hammer the ball with their backs and want their athletic quarterback to run the ball we feel like on defense where we can stop the run don't give up any plays."

"Our offense runs the Wing T formation it started I was a defensive coordinator for 16 years the team that I had most respect in the county was Torrey Pines they run the wing t they made me study that offensive play as I knew someday we are going to run the Wing T this offensive formation has so many elements which is power football and you can go outside look for the action pass it is a do what you want offense as long as you stick with the rules it is the offense that Fallbrook used to run in the early 2000's when we had good years when they won their last title in 2003 and when I got the job as head coach this school is built for the Wing T we wanted to get get rid of the spread offense the Wing T offense fits our guys as our school had tried to run we are not going to be the biggest team on the field we are going to be the most conditioned and the most athletic we want to fire our offensive on all cylinders in the 4th quarter."

SOUTHERN SECTION

WEST VALLEY (II) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Mission Viejo 21, Vista Murrieta 14

NORTHERN (III) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Camarillo 55, Thousand Oaks 27

SOUTHWEST (IV) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
La Habra 39, San Clemente 36

INLAND (VI) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Citrus Hill 29, Heritage 10

EASTERN (IX) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Oak Hills 40, Serrano 21

MID-VALLEY (X) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Sierra Canyon 20, San Dimas 0

SOUTHERN (XII) DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Anaheim Canyon 31, Brea Olinda 21

QuarterfinalsGame 9: Calabasas (CA) at Lawndale (CA) (Friday, November 20th, 7:30pm) [projection: Calabasas (CA) 34-21]
Game 10: Oxnard (CA) at Redondo (Redondo Beach, CA) (Friday, November 20th, 7:00pm) [projection: Redondo (Redondo Beach, CA) 27-17]
Game 11: North (Torrance, CA) at Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, CA) (Friday, November 20th, 7:00pm) [projection: Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, CA) 31-20]
Game 12: Palos Verdes (Palos Verdes Estates, CA) at Pacifica (Oxnard, CA) (Friday, November 20th, 7:00pm) [projection: Palos Verdes (Palos Verdes Estates, CA) 20-14]

I don't have any keen insight on the remaining games having seen only Lawndale. Otherwise I have just been watching the scores mostly of the southern leagues, but I am aware of a little of the northern leagues in this division, by score results.

Good luck Lawndale. Lawndale is pretty much a one trick pony with talented QB Chris Murray. An adequate passer but an outstanding runner. If Calabasas keeps him contained, and it sounds like they have the talent to do that against anybody in this division, then the Coyotes should be able exceed that score projection. Lawndale's Murray has a bit of a better supporting cast this year with the transfers they received from Santa Monica, but it just won't be enough against this loaded Calabasas team.

Not sure if I agree with the Redondo 10 point spread win projection. I think Oxnard coach John Mack might be able to surprise in this one. Redondo has been pretty stingy on defense this year but not sure if they have faced any team playing the Oxnard run formation offense. Be careful though, if Oxnard is successful moving the ball on the ground, their QB is talented enough to trip you up with some play action passes.
It is difficult to go against the computer projections at this point of the season but I would call this more a toss up.

Game of the week in the Western Division this week should be Mira Costa hosting North Torrance. North is another team leaning heavily on one particular talented athlete in QB/LB Mekhi Juarez, a lock to play division 1 football. Mira Costa probably lacks the talent that Calabasas has to stop a threat like Juarez completely, but Costa does usually have some size and usually among the most talented public schools in the south bay so I am just not sure what to think in this one. North rarely has had a year recently in which they had the talent to compete at Mira Costa's level, but with Juarez, this year may be the exception. The computer projection is for an 11 point spread win for Costa, but I think this one too could down to the wire.

Pacifica hosts Palos Verdes in what the computer projection has listed as its closest game, a 6 point spread win for PV. Not sure I see it that close. Pacifica was the recipient of a 6 turnover game from Culver City last week and I don't think PV will be that gracious. The Pacifica QB has some basic skills both throwing and running when necessary, but the slim junior might want to be careful venturing outside the pocket of his hefty line. The Pacifica running backs have some speed but I don't think it will be enough against PV's very sturdy defense. I think PV by 2 TD's in an otherwise low scoring game. Perhaps 21-7.

Tough time of year very tough time of year for coaches with while intentions may have the best kids interest at heart but find themselves without a job. Several good man lost positions this past week