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2010
DIAMOND SPORTS
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WEEK 12 / May 10-May 15
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WEEK 13 / May 17-May 22
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WEEK 14 / May 24-May 29
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| MOLLY HUTCHISON,
Steele Canyon — Hutchison, a freshman catcher,
batted 4-for-6 with a 3-run homer and a double last
week, to raise her batting average to .500 in GHL
play in leading the Cougars to a pair of 10-0 run-rule
victories and moving the ballclub into a tie for
second place with Grossmont. |
AMANDA
GRABLE, Santana
Grable gained one SDCIF record and just missed another.
Her three doubles against Mount Miguel tied both
the school and East County record, falling one shy
of the section mark of four. However, the three
doubles gives her 20 for the season, a new SDCIF
standard, snapping a 19-year old mark. |
MICHERIE
KORIA, West Hills
In four CIF contests, Koria batted .436 (7-for-16),
with 4 RBI and 4 runs. The senior also stole seven
bases, giving her 29 for the season. Noteworthy:
twin sister FAITH KORIA set an East County
record with 41 stolen bases this season, as both
lifted the Wolf Pack into the CIF Division II final. |
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TYRONE
WIGGINS, El Capitan
The Vaqueros’ junior shortstop batted at a
.750 clip (9-for-12) against the likes of Mount
Miguel , Mt. Carmel and Monte Vista. The San Diego
State University-bound Wiggins pounded out two doubles,
three triples, one home run and scored nine runs.
He also stole four bases. His biggest burst came
against Mount Miguel when he went 5-for-5 with five
runs, three extra-base hits and three steals. |
RYAN
PETERSEN, Valhalla
The 6-foot-2, 180-pound junior right-hander pitched
the Norsemen to a complete-game upset 7-3 victory
over Helix, costing the Highlanders the Grossmont
Hills League championship on the final day of the
regular season. Petersen (3-2) scattered six hits
and rationed Helix to two earned runs while walking
none and striking out 9. |
SHELDON
GABRIELS, El Capitan — Featuting a 4-for-4
outing against University City, Gabriels, a junior
2nd baseman, batted .778 for the week in leading
the Vaqueros to the pool final in the CIF Division
III playoffs. Among his hits were 3 doubles and
a pair of home runs for a 1.778 slugging percentage,
good for 4 RBI and 4 runs scored. In addition, previous
winner TYRONE WIGGINS hits 3 HR's (2 slams) vs.
Mission Bay. |
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WEEK 9 / Apr. 19-Apr. 24
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WEEK 10 / Apr. 26-May 1
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WEEK 11 / May 3-May 8
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RACHEL
STALFORD, Grossmont
Stalford, a junior, continues the rise by the Foothillers,
blanking 9th-ranked Valhalla with a 2-hit shutout
with 11 strikeouts, plus a 3-hit triumph over Helix,
giving Grossmont a share of the league lead with
top-ranked West Hills. |
ALLIE
SCOTT, Christian
Scott, the Harvard bound senior catcher slugged
three doubles and batted .625 (5-for-8) in a pair
of Eastern League victories, keeping the Patriots
(17-6) within one game of first-place Scripps Ranch.
Scott is also a San Diego County all-academic honoree
(4.5 GPA). |
AUBRIE
MAY, Grossmont
May, a sophomore third baseman, scored the game-winning
run to nip ranked Scripps Ranch, batted 5-for-5
with a pair of doubles to top Helix, then slugged
a home run in extra innings against Granite Hills.
She also went errorless for the week to lead the
Foothillers. |
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DYLAN
GARCIA, Granite Hills
The Eagles senior designated hitter batted at a
.636 clip in three games with four of his seven
hits going for doubles. Garcia drove in five runs
and scored three runs as Granite Hills made a move
for the top spot in the Grossmont Hills League. |
JOE MUSGROVE,
Grossmont
The 6-foot-5, 225-pound junior batted .583 (7-for-12)
leading the Foothillers to victories over Granite
Hills and Steele Canyon (twice). The junior slugger
hammered three home runs and a pair of doubles while
driving in six runs and scoring five. The fire-balling
right-hander also hurled five shutout innings against
Granite Hills to post his 7th victory in 8 decisions. |
KYLE
HAYES, Santana
The 6-foot-2, 200-pound senior right-hander batted
.400 with a home run and seven RBI in two key Grossmont
Valley League games against rival El Capitan . Hayes
was 2-for-2 with five RBI in the Sultans 10-0 romp
on Thursday (May 6). Hayes deserved a better fate
in the battle at Petco Park , as he drove in two
runs with a single and allowed only 2 earned runs
and struck out 11 in 5 2/3 innings.
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WEEK 4 / Mar. 29-Apr. 3
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WEEK 5 / Apr. 5-Apr.
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WEEK 6 / Apr. 12-Apr. 17
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TORREY
ROOK, Valhalla
Rook, clearly the most outstand-ing player of the
Charger Classic in Las Vegas, earned four pitching
victories, and homered in another game, as the Norsemen
swept all six contests to claim the overall championship.
Valhalla has now won 10 consecutive ballgames. |
NOELLE
JOHNSON, West Hills
Johnson, a sophomore, ran her pitching record to
an East County best 9-1 after blanking crosstown
rival Santana, 4-0. Johnson threw a 3-hitter in
the Wolf Pack's third victory by shutout last week.
Her career record is now 17-5 with five complete-game
shutouts. |
FAITH KORIA, West Hills
Koria, the Wolf Pack's senior second baseman,
batted 2-for-3 in the team's Grossmont Conference
Tournament final victory, raising her batting
average to .471. Koria also stole her 20th base,
and is on pace to challenge the conference's single-season
record for steals.
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MAURO
OLIVARRIA, Helix
Olivarria, a junior second-baseman, had a batting
spree at the Cherry Field Classic in Tucson. For
the week, Olivarria batted a torrid .684 (13-for-19)
with 8 RBI in five games hitting from the No. 2
slot, helping the Scotties post a 4-1 record. |
NICK
SABO, Monte Vista
The Monarchs’ junior center fielder batted
.750 in Grossmont Conference Tournament games against
Helix, West Hills and Steele Canyon. Sabo collected
three hits in each of those games while totaling
seven RBI. He fell a single short of hitting for
the cycle against West Hills. |
BRAD
BOEHMKE, Steele Canyon Boehmke pitched five
strong innings before delivering a walk-off, game-winning
hit, as the Cougars topped West Hills, 9-8, in the
teams' GHL opener. At the plate, Boehmke went 2-for-3
with 4 RBI, including a 3-run homer. The junior
right-hander only allowed a pair of earned runs. |
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WEEK 1 / Mar. 8-13
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WEEK 2 / Mar. 15-20
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WEEK 3 / Mar. 22-27
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JENNY LAHITTE,
Granite Hills
Lahitte, a senior, equalled a Grossmont Conference
career record with her 7th no-hitter in a
2-0 win over Mt. Carmel, capping
a perfect 3-0 week (21 shutout innings) to advance
the Eagles to the championship round of the Cougar
Classic. |
DELANIE
GOURLEY, El Capitan
Gourley, a freshman, opened her varsity career with
a 1-hitter over 11 innings against Grossmont, then
tossed a no-hitter in a 2-0 triumph at Boniat Vista.
She struck out 21 in her debut, followed by 17 Ks
against the Barons in a 2-0 shutout victory.
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LORENA
KLOPP, Steele Canyon — Klopp, a San Diego
State bound senior, was named MVP of the Hilltop
Tournament after leading the Cougars to the championship.
Klopp was the winning pitcher in a 3-2 triumph in
8 innings over Bonita Vista in the first of three
final-day victories. |
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ELDEN
WHISMAN, El Capitan
Whisman, a junior catcher, batted .455 with a pair
of doubles, a homer and six RBI, leading the Vaqueros
to the championshio of the Hilltop-Lolita's Tournament
after a 4-3 victory over Cathedral.
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WES JUDISH,
Steele Canyon
Judish batted 3-for-4, all for extra bases,
to lead the Cougars to a victory. All of his hits
went for doubles while driving in a pair of runs
to help defeat Coronado. |
STEVEN
BRAULT, Grossmont
A senior left-hander, Brault posted a pitching win
and a save as the 2nd-ranked Foothillers swept past
Monte Vista and El Cajon Valley in the Grossmont
Conference Tournament. At the plate, Brault was
4-for-8 with a double, home run, three runs and
three RBI. |
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2009-10
BASKETBALL
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WEEK 10 / Feb. 1-6
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WEEK 11 / Feb. 8-13
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WEEK 12 / Feb. 15-20
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JESSICA
HARRIS, Granite Hills
Harris registered a game-high 17 points, lifting
the Eagles past West Hills to prevent the Pack from
clinching the Grossmont Hills League title. Harris
tallied 8 of her points in the first period to build
an early 17-3 advantage. |
DANIELLE
BALDERAS, Grossmont — Balderas poured in
a season-high 21 points in a win over Helix, then
heavily aided the Foothillers on both ends of the
court in a triumph over Valhalla, moving Grossmont
within a game of GHL leading West Hills. |
NICOLE
FOUNTAIN, Mount Miguel — Fountain became
just the second player in Grossmont Conference history
to go unbeaten over four varsity seasons. She capped
the 38-game streak with an effort of 19 points and
7 steals against El Cajon Valley. |
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| KALOB HATCHER,
Foothills Christian — Hatcher, the CIFSDS
career assists record-holder, beat defending Division
V state champ L.A. Windward by converting two foul
shots with 0:00.4 seconds left to cap an outing
of 18 points and 11 assists. |
ZSOLT LAKOSA,
Christian
Lakosa helped lead the Patriots to their 21st straight
victory to secure the Central League championship.
The Hungarian was the leading scorers in victories
over Kearny (24 points, 6 assists) and at Coronado
(19 points, 9 rebounds). |
MIKE OVERSON,
El Capitan
Overson made a strong bid for All-GVL recognition
with three big games over the final week of the
regular season, scoring 78 points (26.0 avg) and
grabbing 45 boards (15.0), plus 11 steals, 8 assists
and 4 blocked shots. |
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WEEK 7 / Jan. 11-16
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WEEK 8 / Jan. 18-23
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WEEK 9 / Jan. 25-30
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| MARILYN
NADERHOFF, West Hills — Naderhoff registered
7 of her 11 points in the fourth period, including
the late go-ahead foul shot, as the Pack downed
Granite Hills in a battle Grossmont Hills League
favorites in the league opener. She also recorded
6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. |
SHAMONIQUE
BOYD, Monte Vista — Boyd registered a double-double
with 19 points and 14 rebounds, giving the Monarchs
a 52-43 come-from-behind triumph over Helix. It
was Monte Vista's first win over the Scotties since
Jan. 31, 2003. |
JANVIER
BARBARIN, Steele Canyon — The Cougars were
the lone East County ballclub to collect two victories
this week, as Barbarin posted a double-double (10
pts, 11 reb) to top Mira Mesa, then led the defense
in a win over Valhalla. |
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JASON GAINES,
Granite Hills
Gaines had contributed 30 points and 15 rebounds
in help garner the Eagles' 10th straight victory,
a 77-59 win over West Hills in the teams' Grossmont
Hills League debut. He also had a triple-double
(13p, 15r, 10b) in a non-league pasting of Bonita
Vista. |
JAKE HAAR,
Grossmont
Haar, a senior center, posted a pair of near identical
double-doubles to pace the GHL co-leading Foothillers
to a pair of wins. Haar posted 18 points against
both El Cajon Valley and Helix, grabbing 21 rebounds
during the week. |
ANDRE LEWIS,
Granite Hills
Lewis, a senior guard and the Grossmont Conference
leader in both scoring and assists, burned Helix
for 25 points and 5 assists in a 64-55 win, maintaining
a share of the Grossmont Hills League lead with
Grossmont. |
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WEEK 4 / Dec. 21-26
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WEEK 5 / Dec. 28-Jan. 2
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WEEK 6 / Jan. 4-9
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KIMBERLY
CLARK, West Hills
Clark scored a game-high 16 points, helping the
Wolf Pack down 25th state-ranked Woodbridge of irvine,
52-44, at the Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions.
Clark shot 50 percent from floor on outside shots,
then aided the defense with two steals. |
DANIELLE
MILLER, Mount Miguel — Miller collected
16 points, 4 rebounds and a pair of steals to power
the No. 2-rated Matadors past No. 4 The Bishop's,
83-47, in the title game of the Mission Bay Holiday
Premiere Classic. Mount Miguel's record is now 15-0. |
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TROY LEAF,
Foothills Christian
After becoming the third-leading career scorer in
CIF-San Diego Section history earlier in the tournament,
Lead posted a season-best 39 points in the Grossmont
Winter Classic title game over La Jolla Country
Day in a 93-68 romp. |
ICARO
PARISOTTO, Christian
Parisotto was named tournament MVP of the Tri-City
Christian Tournament after scoring a game-high 18
points in a 56-47 victory over Santa Fe Christian
in the title contest. He also collected a game-high
16 points against Canyon Crest to complete the Patriots'
perfect pool play record.
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JAYLEN
LINSON, Helix
Linson posted a pair of double-doubles to place
the Highlanders at the top of the Grossmont Conf.
crossover standings. He recorded 12 points and 16
rebounds to help down El Capitan, then went 20/15
in an overtime triumph over Mount Miguel in the
team's home opener. |
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WEEK 1 / Nov. 27-Dec. 5
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WEEK 2 / Dec. 7-12
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WEEK 3 / Dec. 14-19
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DEANNA
BEMBRY, Monte Vista
Bembry opened the season with 16 points against
Oceanside, then tallied 21 points and 11 rebounds
on Otay Ranch in propelling the Monarchs to a 3-0
start – their best since the 2003-04 season. |
YVONTE
NEAL, Mount Miguel
Neal, who owns a scholarship to Cal State Fullerton,
averaged just shy of a double-double for the week
with 30 points and 17 boards in a pair of victories
for the undefeated Matadors (6-0). |
SABRINA JIMENEZ, Granite Hills —
Jimenez helped the Eagles gain a berth in the
Granite Hills Holiday Invitational finale. She
hit a buzzer-beating 3-point shot to tip San Pasqual,
scored 26 points to bury SFC, then added 19 more
to whip Brawley in the semis. Despite falling
to Mount Miguel in the final, the senior led both
teams with 13 points.
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JESSE
VARGAS, Santana
The often-injured Vargas seems back to full health;
not surprisingly the Sultans are off to a 2-0 start.
The senior point guard tallied 22 points against
Clairemont in the opener, then posted 19 points
vs. Montgomery. |
HARRY
BRAZELTON, Mount Miguel — The Matadors
earned a berth in the San Diego Division III Challenge
tournament final after the guard averaged 21.7 points/
game, including a high of 25 vs. Kearny. Brazelton
also posted 13 steals, including 5 thefts twice. |
YUEL HAGOS, Mount Miguel
Hagos connected on back-to-back 3-point shots
in the final 48 seconds, powering Mount Miguel
over GVL rival Santana, 61-58, in the championship
final of the San Diego Division III challenge.
The game-winner came with 0:02 left.
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2009
FOOTBALL
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WEEK 13 / NOV. 26
CIF QUARTERFINALS
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WEEK 14 / DEC. 4
CIF SEMIFINALS
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WEEK 15 / DEC. 11
CIF CHAMPIONSHIPS
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WILLIAM
MILO, Helix
Milo, a freshman nose guard, anchored a Highlanders
defense which limited second-seeded Valhalla to
its third-lowest point total of the season in securing
an upset road win in the CIF Div. II quarterfinals.
The Helix pass rush limited East County passing
leader Pete Thomas to just 143 yards. |
JIMMY PRUITT, Helix
In a night of big defensive stops of the Highlanders,
Pruitt returned an interception 58 yards for a
score which gave Helix a 14-0 advantage in the
upset of host Scripps Ranch, gaining a berth into
the Div. II final at Qualcomm Stadium against
undefeated Oceanside.
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SAM MEREDITH, Helix
Meredith, a junior defensive end who was later
named to the All-CIF team by the San Diego Hall
of Champions, led a defensive surge which limited
top-seeded and undefeated Oceanside to a mere
124 yards in total offense in the CIF Div. II
championship contest.
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ALEX PERLIN,
Steele Canyon
Perlin equaled a Cougars school record with 5 touchdowns,
along with 220 rushing yards, leading to a 49-14
upset of host Ramona in the CIF Div. III quarterfinals.
The senior's TD runs covered 76, 13, 2, 70 and 5
yards. |
RAYMONT NAILON, Helix
Nailon registered the final of the Scotties'
three interceptions, then teammed with SAM MEREDITH
for an important sack in the game's final minutes
to upset the host Falcons in the CIF Division
II playoffs.
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WEEK 10 / NOV. 5-6
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WEEK 11 / NOV. 12
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WEEK 12 / NOV. 19
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PETE THOMAS, Valhalla
Thomas, the senior quarterback, guided the Norsemen
to their first-ever league title after 35 years
in stopping Steele Canyon, 14-7. The victory also
gained possession of The Jamcha Helmet. The winner
score came on Thomas' 65-yard TD pass to Jevon
Hasten with 4:47 left in the fourth quarter.
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DERALL HUNTER, Mount Miguel
Hunter rushed for 5 touchdowns and 330 yards,
become the Matadors' career ground-gaining leader,
helping the Matadors claim the Claymore Sword
for the first time since 1987 in downing Helix,
44-21. Mount Miguel scored 34 points in the 2nd
to spring to the triumph. A rare, 2-time winner.
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JOEY MUSGROVE, Grossmont
Musgrove led a Hillers defensive effort which
registered a second-half shutout in a playoff
road win at Bonita Vista. Musgrove, the defensive
end, made 11 tackles (along with several assists)
and recovered a fumble on a Barons' game-tying
field goal attempt in the final minutes.
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JAKE REED, Helix
Reed accumulated 308 yards in total offense to
pace the Scotties past Granite Hills. He passed
for 197 yards and four touchdowns on 10-for-17
accuracy, including scoring strikes of 33 and
45 yards to Austin Gonzalez.
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ANTHONY 'Action' JACKSON,
El Cajon Valley
Jackson hauled in a pair of fourth-quarter TD
passes from Alex Hann to rally the Braves past
Santana, 42-35. Jackson actually scored the go-ahead
points on a 56-yard interception return in the
4th.
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BRANDON LEWIS, Helix
Lewis, a sophomore, third-string QB with just
three varsity passes under his belt, tossed a
TD pass with 31 seconds left, followed by a 2-point
PAT pass for the conversion to stun Westview,
18-17, in a CIF playoff opener.
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WEEK 7 / OCT. 16-17
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WEEK 8 / OCT. 23-24
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WEEK 9 / OCT. 29-30
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JIMMY
PRUITT, Helix
Pruitt, a sophomore, rushed for 154 yards on 16
carries, including an 18-yard, go-ahead touchdown
late in the third quarter to power the visiting
Highlanders and avoid the upset bid by Monte Vista.
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TYRONE
IAULUALO, Mount Miguel — Iaulualo, a senior,
is the main cog among the Matadors'
O-line which has allowed DERALL HUNTER (234 yds
vs. Granite Hills) a chance to become the 6th player
in conference history to reach 4,000 career yards. |
TRAIVONNE
BROWN, Valhalla
Brown rushed for 132 yards and three touchdowns,
lifting the Norsemen to their first triumph over
Helix since 1997. In addition, Valhalla moved into
position to clinch its first-ever league title. |
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STEVEN
PITTS, Christian
Pitts, a senior, opened the scoring with a 37-yard
touchdown with an interception return, then paced
the offense with a career-high 154 rushing yards
and a pair of TDs to lead the Patriots over Horizon
in the teams' Coastal League opener. |
TAYLOR
MISHLER, Steele Canyon — Mishler, primarily
a defensive back, scored a pair of fourth-quarter
touchdowns to lead the Cougars past 8th-ranked Helix.
He scored on a 24-yard rush, then hauled in a 76-yard
TD pass from quarterback BRAD BOEHMKE. |
MAURICE
PAYNE, Monte Vista
Payne rushed for 241 yards and three touchdowns,
while also passing for an additional 89 yards, to
back the Monarchs to their first GSL victory after
nipping Granite Hills, 24-23. |
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WEEK 4 / SEPT. 25-26
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WEEK 5 / OCT. 2-3
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WEEK 6 / OCT. 9
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AUSTIN GONZALEZ, Helix
Gonzalez, a junior linebacker, got the Highlanders
on the scoreboard with a tackle in the end zone
for a safety, then collected a 17-yard TD pass
for a 9-0 lead to jump-start visiting Helix past
Otay Ranch.
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CORY LOCKMAN,
Granite Hills
Lockman, the Eagles' quarterback, completed 11 of
16 passes for 220 yards and a pair of TDs, helping
Granite Hills build a 31-point lead in its romp
over El Centro-Central Union.
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DONTE ADDISON, West Hills
Addison capped a game-winning drive in the final
seconds with a 67-yard TD reception from Gary
Isaacson with 0:33 remaining to stun Granite Hills,
27-26, on the blue carpet.
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GARY
ISAACSON, West Hills
Isaacson, a junior quarterback, completed 10-of-16
passes for 178 yards and touchdowns to Adam Coyle
(15 yards), Donte Addison (30) and Kyle Velovich
(3) to top Clairemont. Isaacson entered the contest
completing 81 percent of his pass attempts. |
GARRET CAMPBELL, Foothills
Campbell became the first player in CIF-San Diego
Section history to reach double-figures in kickoff
return touchdowns with his 10th – an 88-yarder
– to lead the Knights past Midway Baptist.
The senior also rushed for 67 yards and passed
for 61 more.
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JOEL
ALESI, Christian
With the Patriots leading 23-22, Alesi, better known
as a punter, prevented an El Cajon Valley comeback
while on defense. Alesi returned a fumble 45 yards
for a touchdown, then posted a 43-yard TD runback
with an interception in Christian's 36-22 triumph. |
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WEEK 1 / SEPT. 4-5
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WEEK 2 / SEPT. 11-12
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WEEK 3 / SEPT. 18-19
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DERALL HUNTER, Mount Miguel
Hunter rushed for an East County high 217 yards
and 3 touchdowns, including a 79-yard TD romp,
to pace the Matadors past Morse in the first regular
season meeting between these neighborhood schools
in 50 years.
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ALEX
PERLIN, Steele Canyon
Perlin ran for three touchdowns – bolts of
26, 24 and 5 yards – as the Cougars christened
the blue turf at West Hills High Stadium by scoring
a school-record 48 points. Perlin finished with
97 yards on 12 carries, building a 41-7 lead.. |
DESEAN WATERS, Grossmont
Water opened the second half with a touchdown
run of 80 yards to give him five scores, equaling
the school record for TDs and points in a single
game to lift the Hillers past Castle Park, 42-0.
He finished with 160 yards on 18 carries.
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ALEX
HANN, El Cajon Valley
Hann passed for 310 yards and 4 touchdowns, leading
the Braves to a road victory over Montgomery. The
senior left-hander completed 22-of-41 passes, including
four touchdowns. He also rushed for another score
on a 34-yard gallop in his varsity debut. |
DOMINIC PROUTY, El Capitan
Prouty, a strong safety better known as "Bubba"
to teammates, registered an amazing 28 tackles
and deflected away a pass, as the Vaqueros' defense
shutout host Ramona in a 9-0 setback. The Bulldogs
scored all their points on defense (INT return,
safety).
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JAMES GALLIVAN, El Capitan
Gallivan registered a pair of pass interceptions
and had 7 tackles in another strong defensive
effort by the Vaqueros in a disappointing
9-7 setback at Point Loma. El Cap (1-2) has yielded
just 18 points all season, half of them by the
offense in the team's slow start.
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In a tradition dating back
to the days of The Daily Californian, an
athlete can win only once per season per sport
during the regular season, then one additional
time during the postseason. Selections made by
the Editorial staff of East County Sports.
Polls for Athlete of the Week are for entertainment
purposes only.
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