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Matadors' Iaulualo headed to Central Washington

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ELLENSBURG, Wash. (8-3-10) — Considering Central Washington University is coming off a 12-win season a year ago, playing for the NCAA Division II Wildcats might not be a bad place to don football gear next season.

Three East County athletes believe CWU is the place to be in 2010 including Mount Miguel offensive lineman TYRONE IAULUALO – a 6-foot, 312-pounder who will be celebrating a homecoming of sorts.

“Tyrone was recruited by a lot of schools, but had family up in Washington, so that made it an easy decision for him,” said Mount Miguel coach TOM KARLO. “He is one of my favorite players to come through here. He gets along well with all types, and has a good head on his shoulders.”

Helix-Grossmont College alum senior wide receiver CHRIS SMITH and junior safety ABE MUHEIZE (El Cajon Valley-Grossmont College) also figure to make an impact for the Wildcats.

A two-year varsity starter, Iaulualo, who bench presses 375 pounds, is a solid candidate to start in his initial season at CWU.

“Tyrone is going to be a dominant DII lineman,” Karlo said. “ Central Washington is fortunate to have him.”

One thing can be said about Karlo and his Mount Miguel football program is this is a solid stepping stone to the next level.

An All-EastCountySports.com first team pick, Iaulualo was a standout in the Alex Spanos All-Star Classic last month. He is the sixth member of Mount Miguel ’s 8-3-1 squad of a year ago to step up to the next level.

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SANTEE (7-31-10) — For West Hills High senior GARY ISAACSON, it’s been a matter of choice – quarterback or wide receiver.

That will probably continue to be his role this season as he guides the Wolf Pack from two positions. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound Isaacson has recorded a 40 time of 4.52 and a shuttle of 4.0.

All those numbers aside, Isaacson has given a verbal commitment to New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.

The versatile Isaacson had plenty of choices at his fingertips, including Cal, Nevada, San Jose State, Wyoming and Cal Poly. Probably the swing vote was the fact that his father (of the same name) played for the Aggies on scholarship during the 1983-84 season after graduating from Helix High.

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SAN DIEGO (7-10-10) — The 20th annual Alex Spanos Classic Football Game Friday night (July 9) at San Diego Mesa College was dominated by the North County Senior All Stars, 27-3.

It was no contest.

The North forced six turnovers, scored two touchdowns and rationed the South to 40 yards rushing as it avenged a 10-6 loss from a year ago.

El Camino High cornerback Dominick Markham logged three interceptions and was named the MVP for the North. One of his interceptions came on a fake punt in the second quarter. Markham returned the theft 50 yards and it set up a 27-yard pass from Oceanside High teammates Quentis Clark to Devin Taverna.

The North opened the scoring on a 9-yard pass from Derek Hatfield (La Jolla Country Day) to Matt Consalvi (Carlsbad) early in the second quarter. Consalvi was mostly a blocker for Carlsbad this season but, in addition to catching the touchdown pass, he led the North with seven rushes for 19 yards.

Both of the North's second-half touchdowns came from the defense.

Defensive lineman Adam Witzmann (La Costa Canyon) scooped up a fumbled pitch and ran 22 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter, and Taverna picked off a pass on the final play of the game and returned it 41 yards for a touchdown.

While leading 7-0 in the second quarter, North committed its only turnover of the game, a fumble that Serra’s Brandon Johnson (Serra) returned 38 yards to the North 7-yard line. But once again Markham stuffed the scoring bid with an interception in the end zone.

Lincoln’s Victor Dean was selected the South’s MVP after catching four passes for 98 yards.

The North outgained the South 208-175.

The South avoided a shutout thanks to a 29-yard field goal by La Jolla’s Braden Fudge.

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SAN DIEGO (7-9-10) — Twelve East County athletes will participate in the 20th annual Alex Spanos Classic on Friday (July 9) at San Diego Mesa College. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

The East County contingent consists of:

From Valhalla, defensive end SHANE PENNIX and running back TRAIVONNE BROWN.

From El Capitan, linebacker BUBBA PROUTY and defensive tackle ALLEN THOMAS.

From West Hills, defensive lineman MIKEY LIPSCOMB and offensive lineman JAKE PETERSON.

From Helix, safety RYAN SALAVEA.

From Steele Canyon, running back ALEX PERLIN and offensive tackle FERENCE KACSINTA.

From Monte Vista, receiver TONY JACKSON.

From Mount Miguel, offensive lineman TYRONE IAULUALO and OL-DL BRAXTON FALANIKO. Linebacker KHAALID ABDULLAH was also selected to play in the all-star game, but had to turn down the offer due to previous commitments at the University of Northern Colorado where he has a shot to earn a starting role as a freshman.

The North leads the series 8-6 since the state’s longest running all-star high school football game in Southern California was switched to its current format in 1995. The South, however, prevailed 10-6 last summer.

Four San Diego State recruits will take part in this year’s starfest. Outside linebacker Jake Fely and defensive tackle Kenny Galae’i, members of Oceanside’s Division I State Football Championship Bowl team, will play for the North. Future Aztecs Mahbu Keels (cornerback, Mission Bay) and David Lamar (wide receiver, Madison) will attempt to secure bragging rights against their teammates at SDSU by helping produce a victory for the South.

The North roster also includes Boise State signee Troy Ware (receiver, Vista) while the South boasts a pair of Fresno State commitments in Madison quarterback Lester Fontenette and Lincoln wide receiver Victor Dean.

Chargers fullback Mike Tolbert and defensive end Vaughn Martin will serve as honorary captains and the Charger Girls will perform at halftime.

Tickets for the Spanos Classic are available at the gate. They cost $8 for adults, $5 for ages 5 to12 and is free for those 4 and younger. Cost for parking is $5.

Lincoln’s Ronnie Yell scampered for a 71-yard touchdown last year as the South won, 10-6. North receiver Mikey Head (Patrick Henry) was named MVP with six catches for 62 yards.

Several NFL alumni have played in the Spanos Classic, including safety John Lynch (Torrey Pines), defensive lineman La’Roi Glover (Point Loma) and linebacker Donnie Edwards (Chula Vista).

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SPRING VALLEY (7-7-10) — Coach TOM KARLO and the Mount Miguel Matadors continue to land college scholarships for their interior lineman.

The latest Mount Miguel graduate advancing to the four-year college level is center NATHAN LANG. A two-year starter for the Matadors, Lang has accepted a football scholarship to Western New Mexico University of the Division II Rocky Mountain Conference.

The 6-foot-2, 240-pound Lang is the fifth member of Mount Miguel’s 8-3-1 squad of a year ago to step up to the next level.

“Nathan is a very good athlete,” Karlo said. “We pulled our center a lot this year, and that is what impressed the WNMU coaches. Nathan has worked very hard, and deserves this opportunity.”

Lang was a second team All-Grossmont South League selection as a senior. Admittedly, Lang had some questions whether he had the size to play in the college trenches.

Obviously, the Mustangs first-year head coach ADAM CLARK is a believer.

“He said he liked my size enough to start me at tackle,” said Lang, who is visiting his father in Broken Arrow, Okla. “I have the height and long arms to play tackle.”

Other Matadors riding scholarships out of Mount Miguel this year include

Offensive lineman DAVID CARRILLO (USD), outside linebacker KHAALID ABDULLAH (Northern Colorado), OL-DL BRAXTON FALANIKO (Minot (N.D.) State and defensive back NATONE MORGAN (Western States University).

“Our kids are at the point now where they realize that if they can earn good grades, they can go somewhere and play football,” Karlo said. “It's an exciting time at Mount Miguel.”

Steele Canyon LB Michael Winter

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CRETE, Neb. (6-11-10) — Former Steele Canyon strong safety and wide receiver MICHAEL WINTER will continue his education and football-baseball career next fall at Doane College.

The coaches at Doane, an NAIA program,have indicated they will explore using Winter on both sides of the ball, but are looking at him more as a safety.

Winter also was recruited by Hastings College, Dana College, Menlo College, Pacific Lutheran University, and was invited to walk on at Illinois State University.

A two-time All-East County pick, and repeat All-Grossmont South League second team as a senior, Winter logged 96 tackles last season (27 solo), picked off a pass and had a hand in a pair of safeties for the Cougars. In his final two prep seasons Winter posted 148 tackles, 44 of the solo variety.

Steele Canyon reached the semifinals in each of the last two seasons of the San Diego CIF playoffs.

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SPRING VALLEY (5-13-10) — Mount Miguel senior DAVID CARRILLO has announced he will continue his education and play football at the University of San Diego in the fall.

The 6-foot-1, 291-pound offensive lineman was also recruited by Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, South Dakota School of Mines, UC Davis and Occidental.

“David is an exceptional young man who has been invaluable to Mount Miguel football,” said Matadors head football coach TOM KARLO. “He leaves a legacy of academic and athletic excellence that has not been seen here in many years.”

Boasting a 4.2 grade-point-average, and a 2010 Hall of Champions Scholar Athlete Award winner, Carrillo was a three-year starter for the Matadors and figures to challenge for playing time as a USD freshman.

“David is a role model for the younger players,” Karlo added.

More than that, though, he is keeping a Mount Miguel tradition of producing quality linemen alive. He is following in the footsteps of Division I linemen JUAN BOLANOS (Grossmont College-SDSU) and CHIDOZIE EKWEOZOR (Villanova).

Other honors Carrillo earned as a senior include All-East County first team, All-Grossmont South League first team, and Mount Miguel’s 2009-2010 Man of Distinction Award.

Carrillo was a stalwart in a Mount Miguel offense that set school records in points, rushing yards and total yards.

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FREMONT, Neb. (4-27-10) — East County football has been a virtual magnet to Midland Lutheran College.

West Hills’ ALAN PARKS and El Cajon Valley’s KENDAL CONLEY recently signed with the Warriors. That brings the total of Grossmont Conference graduates playing football at the NAIA school to nine.

The 5-foot-9, 170-pound Parks played in only five games as a senior for the Wolf Pack following an injury in the opening game. He finished with 165 yards and three TDs on 30 carries.

Playing in just four games for the Braves his senior season after transferring over from Lincoln, the 5-foot-11, 197-pound Conley caught 14 passes for 181 yards.

La Mesa’s Gerhart joins Engineers — La Jolla Country Day’s CONOR GERHART, a resident of La Mesa, has signed with Rose-Hulman – an NAIA school based in Terre Haute, Ind. He will play both football and baseball for the Engineers.

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EL CAJON (4-14-10) — Although Granite Hills finished a forgettable 3-7 last fall, the Eagles did score big in terms of Division I football scholarships. And the two Eagles who are advancing to the next level deserve a salute – kicker TYLER STRICKLAND to Army and long-snapper JOE CARDONA to Navy.

VAQUERO RIDES HIGH IN SADDLE — Meanwhile, El Capitan tight end ROBERT CRAIGHEAD has verbally committed to San Diego State. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound Craighead reeled in 40 passes for 516 yards and five touchdowns as a junior.

“They are excited to have him and he is very excited to have this process already over with,” said El Capitan football coach RON BURNER. “He had lots of interest from Cal, Univ of Minn, Arizona, USD and Boise State.”

MATADOR TURNS MOUNTAINEER — Mount Miguel defensive back NATONE MORGAN has accepted a football scholarship to Division II Western State (Colo) University. Morgan intercepted six passes, returned 21 punts for an average of 15.6 yards and returned 8 kickoffs, averaging 27.1 yards.

FAMILIAR FACES IN MIDLAND — Versatile ANTHONY JACKSON of El Cajon Valley has found a home at Midland Lutheran in Freemont, Neb. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound receiver-running back corner compiled 1,018 all-purpose yards. He becomes the seventh Grossmont Conference graduate to don pads for the Warriors.

PRICE IS RIGHT AT PANHANDLE STATE — After two seasons at San Diego Mesa College, El Capitan graduate JOE PRICE has signed a scholarship with Panhandle State (Olka.) University. The 6-foot-3, 300-pounder should challenge for a starting job as an offensive lineman this season.

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EL CAJON (3-27-10) — Two East County high school football players will be moving on to four-year colleges where they will play football in the fall.

West Hills linebacker-running back CODY MAXWELL has signed a scholarship to play football at Mayville (N.D.) State University. The 5-foot-11, 190-pound Maxwell is ticketed to line up at defensive back for the NAIA Comets.

Meanwhile, La Mesa resident MONTELL ALLEN, a La Jolla Country Day student, has signed to play football for the University of San Diego. The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Allen played running back and linebacker for the Torreys.

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FREMONT, Neb. (3-26-10) — A sixth East County football graduate – versatile ANTHONY JACKSON of El Cajon Valley High – has accepted a scholarship to Midland Lutheran College.

The 5-foot-9, 171-pound Jackson, who accounted for 1,108 all-purpose yards in only five games prior to an early-season injury, could be a triple threat for the NAIA Warriors.

“They say I could play wide receiver, defensive back or running back,” Jackson said. “Given my choice, I’d rather be a running back.”

Since El Cajon Valley fancied the spread offense, Jackson seldom got to carry the ball from scrimmage.

“That’s what’s exciting about going to Midland Lutheran,” Jackson said. “I have a shot at being the feature back.”

Jackson was also recruited by Trinity Christian College of Chicago as well as Central State University of Ohio.

So why did he select Midland Lutheran.

“A lot of East County guys have gone there and have had success,” Jackson. To be exact, five other East County football players have joined the Warriors prior to Jackson’s arrival.

Bottom line is Jackson may be Midland Lutheran’s best catch.

“Without putting any knock on the other guys, I sure hope so,” he said.

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JACKSON, Tenn. (3-16-10) — El Capitan running back MATT BURKETT, a second-team All-East County selection this past season, has received a scholarship to play for Lambuth University.

Burkett (6-foot-1, 215 pounds) was the second-leading runner among Grossmont North League backs this past season, rushing for 738 yards and 13 touchdowns, ranking second in both categories.

He also earned the scholarship after being named "best in camp" at a showcase combine.

The Eagles, which posted a 12-1 record as an NAIA school in 2009, are elevating their program to NCAA Division II status this fall.

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WARRENSBURG, Mo. (2-11-10) — Steele Canyon High running back ALEX PERLIN, who holds the Cougars' single-season and career rushing records, has accepted a scholarship offer from Central Missouri. The Mules, nationally ranked in the NCAA Division II throughout 2009, posted an 8-3 record.

Perlin rushed for 1,660 yards as a junior in 2008, snapping the school mark of 1,613 set by JAMIE DALE in 2006. This past season, Perlin matched Dale by becoming the second Steele Canyon back to register a pair of 1,000-yard seasons by totaling 1,544 yards and 23 touchdowns to help the Cougars reach the San Diego CIF Division II semifinals.

Perlin’s career mark of 3,204 yards is also No. 1 on Steele Canyon ledgers, nipping Dale by 58 yards.

The 6-foot-1, 215-pound Perlin also played extensively on defense as a senior, registering 10 quarterback sacks.

Among his accolades were first-team berths to the All-East County Sports.com and All-Grossmont South League teams, and a second-team ranking on the Hall of Champions-Media All-CIF team. In 2008, Perlin also was selected the All-East County Sports.com Rookie of the Year on offense.

Matadors ink scholarships

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SPRING VALLEY (2-8-10) — A pair of Mount Miguel High football players have signed four-year college scholarships.

Linebacker KHAALID ABDULLAH (6-foot, 215 pounds) inked with Northern Colorado of the Big Sky Conference. He was also recruited by Arizona, SDSU, New Mexico State, UC Davis, Villanova and Montana State.

An All-East County first team pick, Abdullah posted 115 tackles (9 for losses), 5 sacks, intercepted 2 passes, blocked a kick and recovered a fumble as a senior for Mount Miguel.

Abdullah, who carries a 3.1 grade point average, recorded 11 career sacks, blocked 7 kicks and notched 2 interceptions.

Matadors lineman BRAXTON FALANIKO (6-2, 288) signed with Minot (N.D.) State University, which finished the season ranked 14th nationally in the NAIA.

Falaniko played on both sides of the ball for the Matadors, which led the East County in rushing. However, Falaniko excelled on defense, too, gaining a second-team All-Grossmont South League berth from the coaches.

The Beavers posted an 8-3 overall record this past season to gain a share of the Dakota Athletic Conference title, but suffered a first-round loss in the NAIA playoffs to eventual national champion Sioux Falls.

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SAN JOSE (2-4-10) — San Jose State, desperate to rebuild a football program coming off its 8th non-winning season in 9 years, signed three East County products on NCAA National Letter of Intent Day on Wednesday (Feb. 3).

Recently named Spartans head coach Mike MacIntyre, the 2009 American Football Coaches Association Football Bowl Subdivision Assistant Coach of the Year as defensive coordinator for Duke, announced scholarships to offensive lineman JAKE PETERSON (West Hills) and wide receiver SEAN LINTON (Helix), along with the previously declared recruitment of Grossmont College defensive tackle JA'RODD WATSON.

Peterson was a first team choice to both the All-East County and All-Grossmont North League teams, playing both left tackle and center for the Wolf Pack.

"Jake is a powerful offensive lineman who has good feet and can play all the positions on the offensive line," said MacIntyre about the 6-foot-4, 300-pound Peterson, who did not play football until he was 15. "He has more of a tackle, guard-type body. Jake came on the scene as a senior. We like his up-side and are very excited about him."

Linton (6-2, 180) was an All-Grossmont South League selection at two positions for the Highlanders, finishing his senior season with 34 receptions for 565 yards and four touchdowns for the SDCIF Division II runner-up Highlanders.

"Sean is a receiver who knows how to play the game," noted MacIntyre. "He can stick his foot in the ground and go get a football. He's a polished receiver, a big target and an excellent guy to throw to when we're in the 'red zone.'"

Watson completed his community college career playing in the 2009 Triumphant Sports Bowl JC All-American game in Chandler, Ariz. His 9.5 tackles for loss, 7.0 quarterback sacks and three fumble recoveries were tops by defensive linemen for Grossmont, which captured the US Bank Beach Bowl. Watson, a second-team, all-conference choice, is already on the San Jose State campus for the spring semester.

One of his brothers, E.J. Watson, was a fullback who lettered at Colorado State (1993-95).

In the 1980s, MacIntyre was a standout defensive back, first at Vanderbilt then for two seasons at Georgia Tech under head coach Bobby Ross, who later coached the San Diego Chargers.

All-State teams include three East County products

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TORRANCE (1-30-10) — Three East County athletes have been named to the 2009 All-State Football Team as selected by CalHiSports.com.

Valhalla quarterback PETE THOMAS, who is already enrolled at Colorado State, was a third-team All-State pick.

Christian High’s TYRONE SAULS, a 6-foot-2, 225-pound junior linebacker, was named to the Small Schools All-State First Team.

Rounding out the All-State selections is an All-Underclassmen unit that includes Sauls and 6-foot-3, 245-pound sophomore center CARL MARTIN of El Capitan.

Mission Bay quarterback Dillon Baxter, who will attend USC, was chosen Mr. Football as the state’s Player of the Year.

Thomas takes detour to Colorado State

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EL CAJON (12-23-09) — Valhalla High senior quarterback PETE THOMAS believes he can make an immediate impact as a freshman at Colorado State. That’s why he has rescinded his June commitment to Arizona State.

“I feel I had to do what’s right for me,” Thomas said. “At CSU, I have an opportunity to play early. That’s the goal of any incoming freshman.”

That wasn’t the case at ASU where Thomas felt the football program had become a bit too unstable. The Sun Devils were without an offensive coordinator after head coach Dennis Erickson fired Phil Olson following the 2009 season.

“I’m going to graduate in January, and I didn’t want to go over there where they didn’t have an offensive coordinator in place,” said Thomas, who earlier this week was named to the All-CIF first team by media members in voting conducted through the San Diego Hall of Champions. The other first-team quarterback was Mission Bay's Dillon Baxter, who was also named 2009 CIF Offensive Player of the Year.

Competition for the starting job pits Thomas against a fifth-year senior and a redshirt freshman. Last year’s starter has graduated.

“As far as I can tell, the job at CSU is open,” Thomas said. “It’s definitely a better situation all-around than it was at ASU.”

When Thomas began to view attending ASU as a risk, he had plenty of options. Maryland, Boston College and Northwestern had made earlier scholarship offers.

But there were too many pluses CSU had going than to search elsewhere. Thus, when Thomas visited the Ft. Collins, Colo., campus (Dec. 19-20), he was sold on head coach Steve Fairchild and his staff.

“Those guys are great coaches,” Thomas said. “They run a pro-style offense and that’s what I’m looking for.”

Fairchild, a graduate of Patrick Henry High, has seven seasons in the NFL under his belt. It is that reputation that attracts high school kids from all over.

“He puts guys in the league (NFL),” Thomas noted. “And you have to like that.”

Thomas enjoyed a successful senior season where he completed 64 percent of 273 passes for 2,392 yards and 24 touchdowns as Valhalla captured its first league championship in the school’s 35-year history.

Another advantage Thomas gains by accepting CSU’s offer is a sort of reunion with his brother, CHRIS THOMAS, who is currently a junior at the Air Force Academy.

“He’s only 90 minutes away,” Pete said. “That’ll be great.”

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EL CAJON (12-14-09) — For the second time in the last three years, East County Sports.com has selected co-players of the year for both offense and defense in its annual All-East County selections.

Valhalla quarterback PETE THOMAS was named the first team quarterback, sharing Offensive Player of the Year honors with Mount Miguel’s record-breaking running back DERALL HUNTER. A year ago Thomas, who has a scholarship to Arizona State in hand, was also an East County Co-Offensive Player of the Year.

Earning East County Sports.com Co-Defensive Players of the Year are Valhalla defensive end SHANE PENNIX and El Capitan strong safety DOMINIC “BUBBA” PROUTY.

Thomas passed for 2,392 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior, finishing with a career count of 7,505 passing yards and 60 touchdowns.

Hunter finished the season with an East County best 2,090 rushing yards and 200 points (33 TDs, one 2-pt PAT). He rushed for 4,103 yards during a three-year career and scored 340 points.

Parity was the moniker for East County football teams. Thus, most of the awards were shared including East County Sports.com Coach of the Year, jointly held by Helix’s TROY STARR and Valhalla’s STEVE SUTTON.

Starr turned a so-called rebuilding year into a 9-5 season and trip to the San Diego CIF Division II finals against CIF state bowl-bound Oceanside. Starr played musical chairs with his athletes, starting 15 sophomores during the season, which included a rare fourth-place finish in the Grossmont South League.

In his third season at Valhalla, Sutton guided the Norsemen to the first championship in school history with an 8-3 finish in the Grossmont South League. His teams have won 19 games over the last two seasons.

Other honors handed out by East County Sports.com were: Offensive Rookie of the Year — Helix receiver-safety AUSTIN GONZALEZ; Defensive Rookie of the Year – Helix corner JIMMY PRUITT; Unsung Hero (Offense) Mount Miguel tight end WILLIE MORALES; (Defense) Helix freshman nose guard WILLIAM MILO.

FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
QB          Alex Hann            El Cajon Valley  6-0    190    Sr. 
QB          Zach Breidt          Santana          6-0    161    Jr. 
RB          Matt Burkett         El Capitan       6-1    210    Sr. 
RB          Desean Waters        Grossmont        5-9    165    Jr. 
WR          Robert Craighead     El Capitan       6-3    230    Jr. 
WR          Anthony Jackson      El Cajon Valley  5-9    171    Sr. 
WR          Brett Etherton       Grossmont        6-3    205    Sr. 
TE          T.D. Gross           Santana          6-2    212    So. 
OL          Carl Martin          El Capitan       6-3    245    So. 
OL          Jake Peterson        West Hills       6-5    325    Sr. 
OL          Joey Gonzales        Grossmont        5-9    210    Sr. 
K           Chance House         Grossmont        5-9    170    Sr. 
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SECOND TEAM – OFFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
QB          Tyler Mutter         Grossmont        6-3    185    Sr. 
QB          Gary Isaacson        West Hills       6-0    168    Jr. 
RB          Nick McDaniel        West Hills       5-7    165    Jr. 
RB          Andrew Tran          West Hills       5-10   175    Jr. 
WR          Brooks Noble         El Capitan       6-3    195    Sr. 
WR          Patrick Johnson      El Cajon Valley  5-6    145    So. 
WR          Kyle Velovich        West Hills       6-0    168    Sr. 
OL          Tyler Montgomery     Santana          6-0    302    Sr. 
OL          Chris Eidson         Santana          6-0    186    Sr. 
OL          Brian Paznokas       Grossmont        6-0    230    Sr. 
OL          Clayton Rainey       Grossmont        6-3    215    Sr. 
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Offense Player of the Year:  DESEAN WATERS, Grossmont
Defense Player of the Year:  DOMINIC “BUBBA” PROUTY, El Capitan
Coach of the Year:           RON BURNER, El Capitan
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FIRST TEAM – DEFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
DB          Dominic Prouty       El Capitan       5-10   195    Sr. 
DB          James Gallivan       El Capitan       5-9    175    Sr. 
DB          Jon Green            Grossmont        5-9    170    So. 
LB          Junior Nunez         Santana          5-9    165    Sr. 
LB          J.T. Wildes          El Capitan       6-1    195    Sr. 
LB          Dillian Schlotter    El Capitan       5-10   200    Sr. 
LB          Alex Hann            El Cajon Valley  6-0    190    Sr. 
DL          Joe Musgrove         Grossmont        6-5    225    Jr. 
DL          Allen Thomas         El Capitan       6-0    195    Sr. 
DL          Cole Davidson        El Capitan       6-1    205    Sr. 
DL          Mike Lipscomb        West Hills       6-3    240    Sr. 
Punter      Landon Rivers        Grossmont        6-2    190    Sr. 
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SECOND TEAM – DEFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
DB          Joey Acosta          Grossmont        5-9    160    Jr. 
DB          Patrick Johnson      El Cajon Valley  5-6    145    So. 
DB          Ben Schuster         West Hills       6-0    167    Jr. 
DB          Anthony Lima         El Capitan       5-10   175    Sr. 
LB          Michael Davis-Tucker Grossmont        6-0    195    Jr. 
LB          Justin Williams      Santana          6-2    201    Sr. 
LB          Daniel Wade          El Capitan       6-0    205    Jr. 
LB          Ryan Nuckols         West Hills       5-8    160    Jr. 
LB          Nick McDaniel        West Hills       5-7    165    Sr. 
DL          Colton Alexio        Grossmont        6-4    180    Jr. 
DL          Jake Burton          El Capitan       6-1    220    Sr. 
DL          Steven Armstrong     West Hills       5-11   215    Jr.

FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL          HT.    WT.   YEAR
QB          Pete Thomas          Valhalla        6-5    220    Sr. 
QB          Maurice Payne        Monte Vista     6-0    173    Sr. 
RB          Derall Hunter        Mount Miguel    5-10   181    Sr. 
RB          Alex Perlin          Steele Canyon   6-1    195    Sr 
RB          Traivonne Brown      Valhalla        5-8    175    Sr. 
WR          Shervin Iraniha      Monte Vista     5-8    155    Jr. 
WR          Austin Gonzalez      Helix           5-11   170    Jr. 
OL          Joe Caradona         Granite Hills   6-3    210    Sr. 
OL          David Carrillo       Mount Miguel    6-1    290    Sr. 
OL          Ference Kacsinta     Steele Canyon   6-1    296    Sr. 
OL          Jamie DeCarolis      Valhalla        6-1    220    Sr. 
OL          Tyrone Iaulualo      Mount Miguel    6-0    308    Sr. 
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SECOND TEAM – OFFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
QB          Brad Boehmke         Steele Canyon    6-1    170    Jr. 
WR          Nino Mallory         Valhalla         6-3    180    Sr. 
WR          Matthew Swanger      Valhalla         6-2    187    Sr. 
WR          Gilbert Perez        Granite Hills    6-0    180    Jr. 
TE          Johnny Valencia      Granite Hills    6-4    210    Sr. 
TE          Willie Morales       Mount Migeul     6-½    198    Sr. 
RB          Jake Wragg           Steele Canyon    6-1    175    Jr. 
OL          Brandon Sanders      Helix            6-1    220    Sr. 
OL          Nathan Lang          Mount Miguel     6-2    243    Sr. 
OL          Jay Barlow           Helix            6-3    275    Sr. 
OL          Kevan McDouglal      Valhalla         6-2    260    Sr. 
OL          Ryan Scurlock        Steele Canyon    6-3    240    Jr. 
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Co-Offense Players of the Year: PETE THOMAS and DERALL HUNTER 
Defense Player of the Year:     SHANE PENNIX, Valhalla
Coach of the Year:              STEVE SUTTON, Valhalla
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FIRST TEAM – DEFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
DB          Hunter Sallee        Steele Canyon    6-0    200    Sr. 
DB          Andreas Sanchez      Monte Vista      5-8    155    Jr. 
DB          Teddy Cothron        Steele Canyon    5-9    158    Sr. 
DB          Kweishi Brown        Valhalla         6-0    175    Sr. 
DB          Brian Carroll        Granite Hills    6-0    175    Sr. 
LB          Khaalid Abdullah     Mount Miguel     6-0    216    Sr. 
LB          Kacy Smith           Helix            5-10   180    So. 
LB          Jordan Gentner       Mount Miguel     5-8    188    Sr. 
LB          Gregory Goulding     Valhalla         6-1    160    Sr. 
DL          Shane Pennix         Valhalla         6-3    246    Sr. 
DL          William Milo         Helix            5-9    276    Fr. 
DL          Sam Meredith         Helix            6-4    250    Jr.
Kicker      Jorge Medina         Mount Miguel     5-10   210    Jr. 
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SECOND TEAM – DEFENSE 
POSITION    NAME                 SCHOOL           HT.    WT.   YEAR
DB          Michael Winter       Steele Canyon    6-0    165    Sr. 
DB          Hanssell Wilson      Valhalla         5-10   160    Jr. 
DB          Natone Morgan        Mount Miguel     5-11   168    Sr.
DB          Taylor Mishler       Steele Canyon    5-10   150    Sr. 
DB          Sean Linton          Helix            6-2    180    Sr. 
DB          Dillon Talia         Valhalla         5-10   180    Sr. 
LB          Kenneth Tribble      Monte Vista      6-0    185    Sr. 
LB          Brenden Nager        Granite Hills    6-0    170    Sr. 
DL          Dwayne Mitchell      Steele Canyon    5-11   180    Sr. 
DL          Tony Jackson         Monte Vista      6-5    205    Sr. 
DL          Leonard Pannek       Valhalla         6-0    215    Sr. 
DL          Braxton Falaniko     Mount Miguel     6-2    288    Sr.

FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE
POS     NAME                 SCHOOL                           YR
QB      Deon Randall         Francis Parker                   Sr
RB      Sam Hoekstra         Santa Fe Christian               Sr
RB      NATE McLaurin        HORIZON                          SR
RB      Kenny Brookins       Francis Parker                   Jr
WR      Roland Jackson       Francis Parker                   Jr
WR      Weston Stutz         Horizon                          Sr
OL      Wes Gavin            Francis Parker                   Sr
OL      MATTHEW KNIGHT       CHRISTIAN                        Sr
OL      Brett Buchanon       Santa Fe Christian               Sr
OL      Anthony Watkins      The Bishop’s                     Sr
OL      Greg Gallanis        Francis Parker                   Sr
K/P     Matt Wile            Francis Parker                   Jr
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SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE
POS     NAME                 SCHOOL                           YR
QB      Keaton Giannotti     Santa Fe Christian               Sr
RB      MALCOLM MURPHY       CHRISTIAN                        SR
RB      Trever Boucher       Santa Fe Christian               Sr
RB      Christian Theuer     The Bishop’s                     Sr
WR      Warren Brody         Francis Parker                   Jr
WR      Bobby Zarubin        Santa Fe Christian               So
OL      GANNON HARRELL       CHRISTIAN                        SR
OL      Daniel Moss          Horizon                          Sr
OL      James Blaj           Horizon                          Sr
OL      Ryan Moore           Santa Fe Christian               Jr
OL      Rob Rosas            Francis Parker                   Sr
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Offense Athlete of the Year:  DEON RANDALL, Francis Parker
Defense Athlete of the Year:  KURT LUTDKE, Santa Fe Christian
Kicker of the Year:           MATT WILE, Francis Parker
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FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE
POS     NAME                 SCHOOL                           YR
DL      Kurt Lutdke          Santa Fe Christian               Sr
DL      Jon Lee              Francis Parker                   Jr
DL      Alex Carrillo        The Bishop’s                     Sr
LB      TYRONE SAULS         CHRISTIAN                        JR
LB      STEVEN PITTS         CHRISTIAN                        SR
LB      Josh Estill          Santa Fe Christian               So
LB      E. Espinosa-Dasilva  Francis Parker                   Jr
DB      Dalante Dunklin      Francis Parker                   So
DB      J.J. Hall            Horizon                          Jr
DB      Alec Fisher          The Bishop’s                     Jr
DB      Jared Watson-Lewis   Santa Fe Christian               So
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SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE
POS     NAME                 SCHOOL                           YR
DL      Henry Johnson        Santa Fe Christian               Jr
DL      JON McNEAL           CHRISTIAN                        JR
DL      Ben Rangel           Francis Parker                   Jr
LB      Trent Von Yokes      Santa Fe Christian               Sr
LB      Brian Levett         Francis Parker                   So
LB      Austin Fisher        The Bishop’s                     Jr
LB      Andrew Dyer          Horizon                          Jr
DB      MARTIN RUIZ          CHRISTIAN                        SR
DB      Robbie Stiefler      The Bishop’s                     Jr
DB      Connor Moore         Santa Fe Christian               So
DB      Rochon Taylor        Francis Parker                   So

FIRST TEAM - OFFENSE
RB      Cody Cornett         Calvin Christian       Sr
RB      Jordan Sharf         SD Jewish Academy      Jr
TE      Devon Weinstein      SD Jewish Academy      So
WR      Shaeed Marshall      San Pasqual Academy    Sr
WR      Renne Torres         Midway Baptist         Sr
OL      Ricky Pemensky       SD Jewish Academy      Jr
OL      Cory Brouwer         Calvin Chrisitan       Sr
OL      Caleb Gardner        Foothills Christian    Sr
OL      William Brown        Julian                 Sr
OL      Spencer Broek        Calvin Christian       Sr
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SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE
QB      Jake Bons            Calvin Christian       Jr
RB      Eddie Valenzuela     Julian                 Sr
RB      Da'rel Andrews       Midway Baptist         Jr
TE      Andy Hoffman         Foothills Christian    So
WR      Zach Cummings        Foothills Christian    Jr
WR      Tomas Salzman        Calvin Christian       Sr
OL      Ryan Edminston       Foothills Christian    Sr
OL      Robert Braun         Julian                 Sr
OL      Joel delgadillo      Borrego                Sr
OL      Drew Ferris          SD Jewish Academy      Sr
OL      Matt Ollier          Midway Baptist         Jr
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Offense Player of the Year:  Garret Campbell. Foothills Christian
Defense Player of the Year:  Thomas Salzman, Calvin Christian
Kicker of the Year:          Noam Baltinestor, SD Jewish
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FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE
DL      William Brown        Julian                 Sr
DL      Spencer Broek        Calvin Christian       Sr
DL      Dylan Westrick       Foothills Christian    Sr
DL      Rasham Brazier       San Pasqual Academy    Sr
LB      Caleb Gardner        Foothills Christian    Sr
LB      Joseph Mizrachi      SD Jewish Academy      Sr
LB      Cory Brouwer         Calvin Christian       Sr
LB      Andrej Dominquez     Julian                 Sr
DB      Shaeed Marshall      San Pasqual Academy    Sr
DB      Rafi Luri            SD Jewish Academy      Jr
S       Thomas Saltzman      Calvin Christian       Sr
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SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE
DL      Ricky Pemensky       SD Jewish Academy      Jr
DL      Joe Cavilier         Calvin Christian       Sr
DL      Ben Housley          Foothills Christian    So
DL      Matt Ollier          Midway Baptist         Jr
LB      David Estelle        Calvin Christian       So
LB      Raymond Lomas        San Pasqual Academy    Sr
LB      Broderick Knight     San Pasqual Academy    Fr
LB      Cody Lewis           Foothills Christian    Sr
DB      Lane Gregg           Calvin Christian       So
DB      Joe Altig            Midway Baptist         Sr
DB      Justin Esselstrom    Foothills Christian    Sr