FOOTBALL: ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION TEAM, the whole list

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Alhambra's Anthony Brown among area players selected.

The postseason football awards are finally out, and with a new name. They are the L.A. 84 Foundation team awards as selected by the football coaches advisory committee.

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Above: Alhambra running back Anthony Brown.

The teams consist of and offensive team and a defensive team.

WESTERN DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year
Aubrey Haynes, St. Paul

Coach of the Year
Pete Gonzalez, St. Paul

Defensive Player of the Year
David Flores, St. Paul

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Brandon Mims, Palmdale, Ronald Scott, Palmdale, Davion Biddle, Dominguez, Marcus Darden, Dominguez, Hayward Gray, Redondo Union, Brian Baucham, West Torrance, Ramon Judkins, Beverly Hills, Darius Banks, Culver City, Corey Nielson, Gahr, Marc Venning, Palos Verdes, Brooks Porter, Alemany, Connor Bradford, Palmdale, Kajuan Williams, Dominguez, Ryan Hardy, Culver City, Joey Esposito, Palos Verdes, Kyle McManus, Redondo Union, David Krattenmaker, St. Paul, Antoin Moutra, Culver City, Malcolm Culver, Palmdale, LeAndro Quesada, Alemany, Tevoy Moore, Gahr.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
James Klein, Palos Verdes, Anthony Crane, Palmdale, Kyle Strazzeri, Alemany, Aaron Hester, Dominguez, Khristian Guillory, Palmdale, Dominick Sandifer, Beverly Hills, Matthew Lopez, St. Paul, Lenyatta Kiles, Culver City, Eric Russell, Gahr, Kalolo Utu, Dominguez, Ryan Rosenthal, St. Paul, Brandon Lott, Antelope Valley, Otis Jones, Leuzinger, Dywon Grant, Dominguez, Mykel Durr, Chaminade, Alex Reitnouer, St. Francis Marquis Simmons, Dominguez, Uona Kavienga, Leuzinger, Tony Castillo, Palmdale, Max Moubouquette, Santa Monica.

CENTRAL DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year
Robert Fuller, Arroyo Valley

Championship Coach
Anthony Rice, Colony

Defensive Player of the Year
Damien Holmes, Colton

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Jeff Ginolfi, Colony, Daniel Simmons, Colony, Travell Washington, Colton, Walter Kazee, Cajon, Nick Reyes, Colton, Jon Norton, Moreno Valley, Tyrone Smith, Rancho Verde, Richard Helepiko, Moreno Valley, Hamani Stevens, Hemet, Joshua Andrews, Colony, Daniel Bernard, Colton, Michael Philipp, Arroyo Valley, Quashawn Buckley, Colony, Daniel Sorenson, Colton, Devon Collins, Arroyo Valley, Terrance Miller, Rancho Verde, Bobby Wagner, Colony, Elon Wyatt, Colony, Tyron Crockom, Pasadena, Michael Buckel, Paloma Valley.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
Joshua Dozier, Moreno Valley, Ryan Robinson, Canyon Springs, Adam Garcia, Colton, Hamani Stevens, Hemet, Joe Palmino, Paloma Valley, Jose Chairez, Colony, Keenan Brown, Arroyo Valley, Andre Hunt, Moreno Valley, Bobby Wagner, Colony, Kyle Budrick, Burroughs, Eric Martin, Rancho Verde, Andrew Anthony, Elsinore, Daniel Sorenson, Colton, Donziel Collins, Moreno Valley, Devion Bauhman, Chaffey, Travell Washington, Colton, Alphonzo Estrada, Perris, Clarence Laster, West Valley, Sidney Hall, Moreno Valley, Daniel Sorenson, Colton.

SOUTHEAST DIVISION

Offensive Player of the Year
Ronnie Hillman, La Habra

Championship Coach
Frank Mazzotta, La Habra

Defensive Player of the Year
Ryan Tornell, La Habra

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Adam Salinas, Santa Ana, Michael Allain, Fullerton, Derrick Coleman, Troy, Anthony Brown, Alhambra, Jonathan Mendoza, South El Monte, Joe Cannon, La Serna, James Cervantes, California, Manuel Rojas, Fullerton, Daniel Schultz, La Habra, Chris McCoy, Bell Gardens, Matthew Matsuda, San Gabriel, Justin Richardson, La Habra, Chris Alvarez, La Habra, Chris Morales, La Habra, Aaron Garbutt, Westminster, Tommy Cogburn, South El Monte, Javier Miranda, San Gabriel, Petey Puga, La Habra.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
Ramiro Velasco, Santa Ana, Nick Sedaka, La Habra, Thomas Sheehan, Fullerton, Randall Nygren, La Habra, Raul Pintado, Schurr, Alex Valdez, Schurr, Toa Tuitea, Westminster, Juan Perez, South El Monte, Daniel Centeno, Arroyo, Aaron Novikoff, La Habra, Randall Hicks, Fullerton, George Flores, Fullerton, Mike Olivares, Schurr, Tra Sumler, Rosemead, Gerardo Avila, California, Nick Alvarez, La Serna, Ryan Tornell, La Habra, Eric Estrada, Schurr, Morris Keseloff, La Serna.

MID-VALLEY DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year
Cierre Wood, Santa Clara

Championship Coach
Fran Fredette, Santa Clara

Defensive Player of the Year
Dave Green, Paraclete

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Aaron Skinner, Bishop Diego, Jerry Kelly, Paraclete, Chris Harris, Duarte, Marquis Williams, Monrovia, Christian Winnewisser, Bishop Diego, Fernando Gonzalez, Monrovia, David Baier, La Salle, Eli Orosco, Bishop Diego, Jeremy Kjar, Bishop Diego, Josh Long, Valley Christian, David Renick, Bishop Diego, Ramon Diaz, Santa Clara, David Cortez, Santa Clara, Aaron Plasencia, Paraclete, Andrew Culver, Paraclete, Gerard Longtin, Monrovia, Patrick Hauk, La Salle, Sean Tracy, La Salle, Patrick Greene, Monrovia.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
Darius Reese, Duarte, Donald Espinosa, Santa Clara, Michael Palffy, La Salle, Jeffery Taylor, Cantwell Sacred Heart, David Ortiz, Santa Clara, Daniel Garcia, Santa Clara, Beau Lynch, Paraclete, Raheem Broadnex, Blair, Quentin Powell, Mary Star of the Sea, Svondo Bradley, Santa Clara, Randi Vines, Santa Clara, Artie Lopez, Santa Clara, Donald Deaile, Bishop Diego, Todd Davis, Paraclete, Hugo Zuniga, La Puente, Eric Becher, Temple City, Taylor Shirk, Paraclete, Craig Antosh, Paraclete.

EAST VALLEY DIVISION
Co-Offensive Players of the Year
Caleb Herring, Citrus Hill, Kenjon Barner, Notre Dame

Championship Coach
Doug Dubois, Citrus Hill

Defensive Player of the Year
Jamie Irving, Citrus Hill

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Trevor Finchamp, Rio Hondo Prep, Deontae Cooper, San Jacinto, Dwainne Radden, Aquinas, Shane Sousa, Ontario Christian, Johnathan Fleeks, Desert Hot Springs, Terrence Wells, Desert, Andy Magee, Chadwick, Kyle Larsen, Desert, Ryan Dannewitz, San Jacinto, Christian Juarez, Banning, Weston Mudge, Desert Hot Springs, Gilmore Villalobos, Citrus Hill, Arie Terpstra, Ontario Christian, Blake Kruk, Aquinas, Greg Smith, Citrus Hill, Jake Henley, Aquinas, Montreal Harris, Twentynine Palms, Bobby Nigg, Ontario Christian, Gordy Cooper, San Jacinto, Will Howard, Citrus Hill.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
Sal Estanislao, San Jacinto, Max Dobis, Big Bear, Chris Amburgey, Big Bear, Mario Moore, Citrus Hill, Dennis Fite, Citrus Hill, Nick Salas, Bishop, Mike Aspiotes, Big Bear, Rene Marmolejo, San Jacinto, Frank Shashone, Bishop, Ivan Lopez, Citrus Hill, Esteban Murguin, Citrus Hill, Jordan Reyes, Aquinas, Rusty Tausaga, Twentynine Palms, Phillip Pleasant, Desert, Jamie Wheeler-Silverman, Viewpoint, Matt Kozell, Twentynine Palms, Jesse Ceron, Big Bear, Brandon Griffiths, Bishop, Brett Hutter, Ontario Christian, Arturo Sanchez, Citrus Hill, Kriss Proctor, Big Bear.

NORTHEAST DIVISION

Offensive Player of the Year
Hunter Steffien, St. Margaret's

Championship Coach
Harry Welch, St. Margaret's

Defensive Player of the Year
Daniel Morrison, St. Margaret’s

OFFENSIVE TEAM
Blaine Whitson, Calvary Murrieta, Shane Farley, Mammoth, Aryan Meknat, Fairmont Prep, Jorge Chaidez, Bell-Jeff, Cameron Hiller, St. Margeret’s, Jaime McGee, Sage Hill, Mason Moss, Brentwood, Brendan Chambers, Saddleback Valley Chr, Taylor Klein, Calvary Murreita, Nick Witte, Sage Hill, Ben Oliva, Brentwood, Devon Mattox, Boron, Chase Smith, St. Margaret’s, David Vander Laan, Maranatha, David Moodie, Calvary Murrieta, Wes Klein, Calvary Murrieta, Ian Watters, Mammoth,
John P. Hribar, Bell-Jeff, Max Sutro, St. Margaret’s.

DEFENSIVE TEAM
Dorian Farhang, St. Margaret’s, Mike Newman, St. Margaret’s, Josh Amster, Brentwood, Derek Baray, Calvary Murrieta, Jonathon Gomez, Calvary Murrieta, Christopher Gipe, Saddleback Valley Chr, Daniel Morrison, St. Margaret’s, Elmer Flores, St. Margaret’s, Ian Shaw, Brentwood, Tom Flewelling, Maranatha, Andrew Schwab, Calvary Murrieta, Collin Van Bruggen, Linfield Christian, Matt DeSalvo, Mammoth, Bradley Sailer, Boron, John Graves, St. Anthony, Jeremy Baileys, St. Margaret’s, Andrew Boggs, Brentwood, Charlie James, Brentwood, Frank Chavez, Whittier Christian, Daniel Kopplan, Maranatha..


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I think you should use your power of the pen to promote the new Pacific League format. I know some critics point out that our proposed realignment makes sense for only football and would create huge mismatches for other sports, but we should at least give it a shot.

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It is so true. Out here people thought that HS was done after that huge loss. They've obviously bounced back big time but you are right, that was probably more of a significant loss than it was a significant win in terms of community interest. ANd that's exactly why a Verdugo League and a reformatted Pacific League would be good for their respective areas. And Goldenarm, don't be so negative, you guys have had some good teams that could've definitely been able to compete in this league.

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If I were wearing Coach Backus's cleats at TC, I would run like hell the other way when I saw that Pac League lineup.
The thought of facing the team speed of Muir, PHS, Duarte and Monrovia on consecutive Friday nights
could create an unpleasant sleep environment for years to come.

NY: No, I wasn't there when Ted Iacenda played, but I did deal with him quite a bit while I was up there.
In terms of there being a drawback, believe it or not, no. Hart used to have lights and has room for a decent sized stadium (what they have now is ok sized as well), but the school swears by playing at COC. Saugus also plays there, and Valencia used to until they got their own stadium.
Hart considers COC as home. Valencia wanted to have their own home-field advantage, and Saugus doesn't have as much space for a stadium.
For big games, there are upwards of 8,000 or so at Hart games. What's always struck me as strange, is that crowds at places like Arcadia and St. Francis seem a lot louder and more electric.

burbanksports said:

In my opinion, Hart's talent pool has been hurt by the opening of West Ranch and by the changing focus of some parents of athletes. The talent pool up there is more diluted and dispersed than it was in the 90's. Alemany is the perfect location to create a dynasty and Sierra Canyon might also become a dynasty in some sports as a result of its location.

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Thanks for mentioning my Verdugo league idea. It has always made sense to me. Leagues should be local, have strong rivalries and create neighborhood interest. The Burbank and Glendale schools add little of that to the Pacific.
I'll bet Burbank's victory over Pasadena in Basketball was a huge deal in the SGV. In Burbank very few knew anything about it and even less had any idea of the significance. Pasadena fans will come from all over to pack the gym tonight to make sure that doesn't happen again while the Burbank fans will wonder why the gym is so crowded.
The Burbank schools actually had strong ties to the Foothill League because alot of Burbank families moved to Santa Clarita over the years and club/travel teams from the two areas add to that rivalry for lack of a better term.
The only benefit for Burbank schools being in the Pacific is the coverage provided by the Star News. The kids in Burbank don't get decent newspaper coverage from any other source.

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Would you say the one drawback they have is that they play at College of Canyons rather than have stadiums on campus? Were you there when Ted Iacenda led Hart to victory over Jermaine Lewis and Antelope Valley?

Stang fan, that would be quite a league.

You're right, I probably misinterpreted people wanting the Burbank schools out for other reasons. As far as people predicting Burroughs to being competitive, I felt the same way when they left the Foothill League. All I said before in my post is that they had a stronger team, in my opinion their last year in the Foothill.

I covered football up there for six season and am well aware of the schools up there. That's why I jumped in to talk about the Burbank schools. I was there when they were the league doormats.

New York said:

Were they getting bored at Hart? Do they want to establish a private school powerhouse that will workover St Bonny? They seem to be Hart's new nemasis/rival now that Mission Viejo got realigned. Nice problems to have.

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I believe the older Herrington brother is leaving heart to join with the younger brother at Alemany. scvgridiron.com has an article about it. Also Im not sure where the SF lineman is from I think La Canada. I heard that they are going to expand the CIF bowl games to 5 up from 3.

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Is Herrington leaving Hart?

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I am not aware of anyone dogging the Burbank schools. Perhaps you misinterpret people preferring more geographically close competition for "dogging" them. Also, I believe Burroughs'first year in the Pacific league included a host of seniors with significant playing time as underclassmen.. I work with several people that have kids at Hart and Valencia and they had predicted Burroughs was going to be strong in the Pacific League its first year,unlike what you said. The Foothill league has always been strong but now watch what happens to Hart as their heralded coaching staff disintegrates.

New York said:

Scott,
Canyon Country beat DLS in the state bowl last year. And Hart dominated CC until Welch returned. They play big ball up there. Santa Clarita may as well be a transplanted West Texas/Southern Ohio town.

The Stang Fan said:

Scott,

I hear you. However, I don't think we are speaking of competition, rather we are speaking in terms of geography.

I would love to see a league that another poster had mentioned a few months back with the likes of Burbank, Burroughs, Glendale, Hoover, CV, and perhaps La Canada and you could call it the Verdugo League or something. That makes more geographical sense to me.

The Pacific could then consist of Muir, PHS, TC, Monrovia, Arcadia, and Duarte give or take a school or two.

THis would undoubtedly intensify the local games, because quite honestly no one really comes out for Muir vs. Hoover or Arcadia vs. Burbank or PHS vs. Glendale.

This would not hurt the Burbank schools at ALL in terms of being able to compete.

I'm getting a kick out of everyone dogging the Burbank schools.
Since I have a history of covering those two schools, here goes.
Burroughs is 11-3 since joining the league in 2006 and was 7-0 to win league in its first season. Both years, Burroughs played St. Francis tough in losses.
Burbank is 8-6 in its two seasons in the Pacific, including 5-2 during its first season.
To show a scary comparison of where those two schools has come from to now is staggering.
In its last two seasons in the Foothill League, Burroughs was 1-4 in league (beat Burbank) and 4-6 overall with a better team than the one that swept through the Pacific with running back Thomas Kyle.
They were 0-5 in 2004 (4-6 overall).
In other words, their only nonleague losses both seasons came to St. Francis.
Burbank was 0-5 in league and 3-7 overall in 2005, and 1-4 in league (4-6 overall) in 2004.
With very few exceptions, neither team played very close against the Santa Clarita Valley teams, which was part of the reason to switch leagues.
At least they can compete in the Pacific. A down Burroughs team beating Arcadia and hanging close with St. Francis proved that.
Having said that, I'd love to see the local-local matchups.

Goldenarm said:

L,A. Times sports page had an article today on athletes being recruited..who had verbally "committed", then changed schools of choice.

Seems Neuheisel/Chow have UCLA looking like a good place to hang your jock, or maybe steer you a path to Sunday ball. The article emphasized that in the past that once athletes "committed", they were less likely to be approached by other recruiters...nowadays no longer the case.

New York said:

So was Monrovia. Sounds good to me.

Goldenarm said:

NY
That would be full circle, since Alhambra formerly was in the Pac League.

New York said:

Stangfan,
Maybe Alhambra could be the other team along with Duarte to replace the Burbank schools.

New York said:

That's awesome news about SF's O-lineman. Where is that kid from?

New York said:

Stang Fan,

I suppose we Monrovians really have nothing external to complain about. Until we dominate our current division, why should we seek "better" competition. I truly believe, though, that it is hard for our guys to truly get excited playing small private schools that we have never heard of, even if they do have good football programs.

Interesting comment about the unruly events that have taken place between select attendees at Monrovia vs PHS and Muir games in the past. I won't even refer to them as fans because they were not there to watch and support our teams. They were there to detract from everyone else's enjoyment. A few bad apples really ruin the bunch, or at least ruin the perception of the bunch. I am a firm believer, though, in not allowing stuff like that dictate which teams can play each other. On the other hand, I would rather raise funds for a private police force that would ensure safety for both teams and their fans.

sfhs92 said:

I saw on rivals.com that St Francis' Alex Reitnouer has commited to Washington State. Thats two years in a row that the cougs have landed a lineman from St. Francis.

The Stang Fan said:

NY,

I too would love to see Monrovia and TC in the Pacific in exchange for Glendale and Hoover. Hell while we're at it throw in Duarte and another school in exchange for Burbank and Burroughs.

But let's be honest, the history of Monrovia/Duarte vs. Pasadena, in terms of gangs, doesn't bode well for the sensible addition of MHS to the Pacific League. As great as it would be for the area, I think the admins and the local police depts. would be against it.

I know that MHS plays Blair with no problems at all, but let's face it Muir and PHS are totally different monsters when it comes to fan support, location, competitive spirit, etc.

Unfortunately for the teams in the Rio Hondo, this new alignment seems to drop them into an inferior SGV league...at least that is what the perception will be.

Goldenarm said:

Although going against the "big boys" in preleague scheduling I believe to be highly beneficial for SGV teams...actually being locked into league play...in most cases would mean a repetitive butt kicking...at least in most RHL cases. There would be exceptions, but it seems the horses and the depth are getting harder to find and hold onto nowadays.

The Stang Fan said:

As far as the realignment goes I'm pretty much with NY. It's great in terms of local football, however, it is a shame that we won't be able to see how the SGV stacks up with the other areas. In the end, it just may be best because, as much as we'd hate to admit it, the SGV's prowess in football is nowhere near where it used to be. So maybe for the time being this is something that will help jump start something for the area and maybe later on we can move back up with the big boys.

The Stang Fan said:

Huck,

What can you expect from Muir? Well, we all know one thing to expect from Muir.......a victory in the Rose Bowl EVERY SINGLE YEAR!!!!!

Turkey Tussle 2008:

Muir- A Lot
phs- A Little


New York said:

GA,
Last time I checked, we have about 6600 kids in the district. Two junior highs. Our high school now has roughly 1800, which is an increase of roughly 400 since the mid-1990's. Dataquest website has all this info for every public school and district in California.

Goldenarm said:

NY

Any idea how many elementary and jr. high schools Monrovia draws from?

Many moons ago when at Alhambra High, we drew from 10 or 11 Elementary Schools. Park, Martha Baldwin, Granada, Fremont, Emery Park, St Thomas More, Marguerita... just a few that I can remember.

New York said:

626,
That proposed division is very similar to one that we have been discussing for a while. It sounds good for creating some great local rivalries. I would like to see Monrovia and Temple City added to the Pacific in exchange for Glendale and Hoover, though.

The one thing I don't like about that division is that it may be too insulated such that we will lose a sense for how the SGV stacks up to other regions.

DOGS!!!!!! said:

Hahaha there anit no musty ponys up there only my boi T is reping the 626

626 said:

What are some of ur thougts on this new all-SGV division? Muir, Charter Oak, Arcadia, South Hills, Burroughs, Diamond Ranch, Alhambra, Los Altos, PHS, San Gabriel, West COvina, Schurr, Wilson, Crescenta Valley, Bonita, etc.

If nothing else at least the playoff games will be well attended.

It's being voted on in February.

Anonymous said:

GoldenState Preps also has a discussion on the proposed divison changes. Some guy that sounds knowledgeable said"As far as I know the CIF hasn't formally voted to approve this yet. There is still an appeal process. However, I heard that the football coaches advisory board gave their approval to it and Mr. Wigood said he would stand by it."

anonymous said:

does that me the Prep League is no longer in the east vally?

Anonymous said:

scott what have you heard about divisional/league re-alignments?

Nothing is official yet. Speaking of confirming. SGV, are you a multi-personality? Just wondering. :)

SGV Observer said:

anon 9:56
This is what I saw re East Valley.
The East Valley has the Christian, De Anza, and High Desert remaining plus the Academy and Alpha from the Northeast, and the Frontier from the Mid Valley.

I am sure that Scott can conirm all this with local AD's.


SGV Observer said:

Anon 8:36

CalHiSports has a thread on the realignments. Those were the only divisions listed.

Huckster- you should ask your brother in law regarding the Pacific League not having a rep at the Central Division meeting because I heard the same thing and that Muir's coach as the League Champ was supposed to go.

anonymous said:

sgv observer,

was there anything about any alignments in the east valley division?

Anonymous said:

sgv observer
what was the website with the realignments?

LSFan said:

Thanks for the explanation Scott!


Huckster!!!!!!! said:

If this is true and Muir was supposed to go to the CIF meeting, it further explains why the school is so dysfunctional! It figures!!!!!! Them “HATERS” knew no one on their team was going to make it because of the early exit. They also knew PHS would have had 2 or 3 more players that could’ve made the “All CIF TEAM”! We (PHS) had the best receiving core in the “Central” division, because in two games none of the other receivers had our stats! But hey! What could you expect from “MUIR” the mighty mules!

SGV Observer said:

Regarding divison changes/ re-alignments , this is one proposal which was on a website and may have some legs. The change locally would be to take the Pacific League out of the Central Divison and put it in the Southeast, which includes the Almont league (Alhambra,Schurr etc.)

No changes for the PAC 5, the Western and the Northern Conferences. All the other conferences have one or more changes. Inland--Big 8, CBL, Inland Valley, Southwestern
Central--Baseline, Mt. Baldy, San Andreas, Sierra, Sun Belt
Eastern--DSL, DVL, MRL, Mountain Pass, Sunkist
Southwest--Century, Empire, Freeway, Orange, Sea View
Southeast--Almont, Del Rio, Miramonte, Pacific, San Antonio
Southern--Garden Grove, Golden West, Orange Coast, Pacific Coast, Suburban

BigA said:

Goldenarm,

I feel badly for the Pac League kids as well. Im ashamed of the athletic directors for not recognizing the problem sooner or letting the Muir coaches know. Lazy or just dumb on their parts.

All-CIF does sound a lot better and I agree, it will be around for a while.

Goldenarm said:

New York

Praise be. U R the man, forget about the logistics, somebody just snap the ball.

For your suggestion, may the Coaches Advisory Committee mail you a hefty check, fully tax deductible of course, or at least on the blind side of Uncle Sam.

goteamgo said:

"LA84 Foundation Team" just does not have the same cachet or understandibility as "All-CIF." Maybe sponsorships are getting out of hand - how about "the All-CIF Team presented by the LA84 Foundation."?? At my son's recent football banquent, the coaches still referred to the players as "All-CIF," so this will be around for a while.

New York said:

Goldenarm,
If I had it my way, the 84 Foundation would just be parallel to the CIF such that there would be another season played during the spring under the umbrella of the 84 Foundation. Keep the fall season under CIF. How about that? Two seasons so that the guys don't have to be caged up three fourths of the year. We have a fall and a spring rugby season. Let's do it for football too.

Goldenarm said:

Scott G

thx for the link to the LA 84 website. Talk about a cocktail of politics and sports....
Is this a good thing for prep ball? It looks like the land of red tape and scratch my back, maybe then your kid will get a vote or two. I had no idea the "84" stems from the 84 Olympics...just did not see prep ball falling under that umbrella

Goldenarm said:

If that is true regarding the no-show on the Muir coaches...you would think they could at least "mail in" their picks, send a rep in their absence or make a phone call ??
It is not like anyone will go back and amend anything.

Bad deal for the Pac League kids.

I am still wondering on the name change from ALL CIF to Foundation 84. Does anyone know the significance of the 84? Maybe Earth is the 84th planet in the Solar System these guys are from?

BigA said:

Anon,

As someone posted in a thread earlier, apparently the coaches from Muir who were supposed to go to the CIF meeting never went. Therefore, the Pacific League was not represented. I have no idea how some of those kids from the Pacific didn't make it, but it happened.

I hope the future is brighter and coaches take the initiative to promote their kids.

Each league will be hashing that out soon. We should know by March.

There's a lot of inconsistency. Dorian Wells, the Tribune's Player of the Year, wasn't even on the Southwest Division's list. It is what it is.

LSFan: the significance was that his name was supposed to be bold and there was an error. Strong is actually a code for bold on our system.

anonymous said:

Scott is there any word on whether there will be any significant cif re-alignments for the coming season?

New York said:

sorry. that was me.

Anonymous said:

Scott,
Doesn't seem as if there is quite a bit of inconsistency with all of these post-season awards? Did Golper make all-state but not all-CIF/LA84?

Monrovia has the most All-CIF guys from the RHL, yet TC and Blair both had more RHL players of the year. I realize there are likely different voters/selection committees, but it would be nice to have some consistency, or not? At least the awards are getting spread around to different players, right? Good or bad?

Coultrip,
Flattering to be mentioned among the elite, such as BigA.

LSFan said:

Hey Scott,

Thanks for posting the ALL-CIF (LA 84 Foundation) Team awards.

Congratulations to all the players who made the team!

A special congrats to the guys from La Salle who are representing the Mid-Valley Division.

And a personal Congratulations to my wonderful son, Patrick "Ryan" Hauk: #77 - La Salle, for being selected.

Scott, is there a significance to the word "strong" preceding Patrick Hauk's name?

Again, Congratulations to all the players and Coaches! What an enjoyable and exciting season this was.
Good luck to all next season.

Then you should know it was already posted. You said Crockom's the past. The post is about this past seasons awards. Again, feel free to talk anything football right here.

Ian Coultrip said:

Galetti,

I posted the all-state stuff about Riley and Golper. Thanks for the explanation.

People asked for the entire list of the All-CIF (LA 84 list). It was e-mailed to me, so I posted it. The all-state list was posted I believe by Golper's dad on another thread.
Feel free to talk about the future on this thread.

Ian Coultrip said:

Scott Galetti,

Why haven't you had anything up on Golper, Riley and Rettig who were all-state selections. You run a main page on Crockham, but he is gone and is not the future. Give the people something to talk about the future, thats what most people are calling for!

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