Category Archives: High School Football
Southeast Division Player of the Year 2014: Crescenta Valley’s Brian Gadsby
Brian Gadsby wasn’t going to play football in 2014. Once his senior year is complete at Crescenta Valley he’s heading to UCLA on a baseball scholarship. So he had decided to focus on the sport that holds his future. It was completely understandable by coaches and teammates. But Gadsby had a change of heart.
Northwest Coach of The Year 2014: Nipomo’s Russ Edwards
Russ Edwards served eight years as the Nipomo Titans head football coach. Guided it from infancy to a title this past December. The 2014 campaign was expected to be a good one for the Titans, but it turned out to be great.
Mid-Valley Division Head Coach of the Year 2014: Northview’s Marcel Perez
Back in August everybody knew about Paraclete, Pomona, Sierra Canyon and San Dimas. Even schools such as Montebello, Baldwin Park and Arroyo were being tossed around as serious contenders. Nobody was hearing much about Northview.
Southeast Division Head Coach of the Year 2014: Crescenta Valley’s Paul Schilling
This one didn’t take much thought. The question was not who would be named Southeast Coach of the Year. It was who else? Crescenta Valley’s Paul Schilling won this in a landslide. A real no brainer.
Central Division Head Coach of the Year 2014: Los Altos’ Dale Ziola
Los Altos was dead in the water. They were cooked, finished. After a 21-0 loss to West Covina on October 24, the Conquerors were 3-5 overall and 1-2 in the Hacienda League. Everybody wrote them off. CIF Finals? At this point all Los Altos and head coach Dale Ziola wanted was one win.
Northwest Division Defensive Coordinator of The Year 2014: Nipomo’s Jay T. Wells
In terms of points Nipomo had the third highest scoring offense and the defense eighth overall in fewest points allowed. So why are we going with the defense, because this is the defense that stopped Arrowhead Christian to win the title.
Southeast Division Defensive Coordinator of the Year 2014: Bellflower’s Bob Ryan
Bellflower only played ten games this year. Why? we don’t know. That’s a question for the CIF selection committee but what we do know is that they went 7-3 and allowed only 149 points all year (just under 15 points per game.). The Buccaneers had only given up 28 points in the first five games – a […]
Monrovia’s Kameron Johnson Transfers to Cathedral
By Tim Peterson (Monrovia) – Monrovia running back Kameron Johnson transferred to Cathedral this week sources confirmed Wednesday. Johnson rushed for 609 yards and nine touchdowns as a sophomore but his numbers tailed off last season as he didn’t get as many touches.
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