Steven Comstock led Northview to the SGV Shootout Championship
(El Monte) – Northview, led by quarterback Steven Comstock, beat Diamond Ranch in the Final to win the SGV Shootout at Arroyo Saturday.
The Vikings beat Colony in the semi finals. Diamond Ranch beat Schurr to advance to the championship game.
Covina QB Nin Burns II
San Dimas fan I take it. Lol
@Vikes
There you go again little man trying to convince us that all your spring and summer trophies really matter. Lets see, last time i checked Burbank was still beating you. And they don’t have any summer trophies yet. Real football starts when the pads come on. Until then it’s just something to do to pass the time and work on defensive coverages. So settle down little one and remember, your only relevant on the corner of Cypress and azusa.
I love your take!!!
Los Altos has been in the finals twice in the last three years, with very little, if any, passing circuit success. They lift, and lift, and throw check downs in 7 on 7… practice what works on Friday nights, take the heat from the press in the summer, but it pays dividends in November
@Vikes: Well son please, educate me.
@Oileralum it’s going to be a better year this year. We will be more competitive kids are stronger especially our linemen. Not that big upfront but man they are strong
About time someone who understands that 7on7 does not reflect how good or bad your team will be during the season when the pads are on. Not saying it’s all bad because it helps the qbs develop timing and chemistry with the wr’s. To bash coaching staffs and players over 7on7’s is just not fair!
It is always funny how completing a few passes in row with no rush and complex patterns makes fans giddy with hope. The quarterback and receivers should be able to complete every one. These exercises should be for determining how bad you are not how good. You throw to your backs to see if they can handle the quick hard pass and you throw over the middle in traffic to check QB accuracy and receivers fear of contact or work on timing and spot passing areas as if there is a blitz coming. In other words you learn far more by not scoring. Throwing deep on half your plays to your speediest and tallest wideout pleases the groupies but says little about the end result and is a waste of time.. There are a few coaches and teams disciplined enough to be doing this. Its tough on the players but it will pay off in the fall. I differ with the take that if you keep score winning is the objective always.
@beegee I didn’t get to watch you guys at this tournament but you guys looked pretty good at the mountain view tourney…looks like you guys have someone to throw the ball this season
Sad thing is you think thise were our starting LBs. Both of our guys were still on the sideline recovering from injuries. And until one hot hurt tapia was running to the sideline throwing the ball away cause he was scared to get hit!
Keep taking us lightly please! !!!
With Ramos run game knowledge mixed in the air raid concepts from Elias it’s a deadly combo. Could make the difference and end the oiler win streak. Kudos to Ramos for realizing his weaknesses and bringing in someone to fill those needs.
Thanks guys! Anytime I can be named in the same sentence with my good friend Jude Oliva is a complement. I’ve grown as a coach due to coaches likes Dimalante and Oliva and yes we run similar things. It takes real coaches to teach concepts to young men and do it successfully. For thank I thank you for the complement again! Go SPARTANS
Yeah that dude Elias ran that crap at the sorry school off campus dr. (Arcadia)
Eric Elias seemed to be running same concepts he ran against us! Schurr beat us cuz they were better coached! Bottom line cats need better coaches!
In a tie game during the season inside the 5 Tapia runs it in right through that weak line and little LBs
Both Schurr and Montebello look good. This years game should be another close game. BG and Alhambra wont be able to compete against schurr and Montebello
Its actually ACCEPT…but I understand no degree is needed to join the staff at Doublz. You all are correct… its a passing tournament. No biggie its the summer throw to the RB fun. No biggie, in actuality the Schurr team looked a little bit more “tamed” than the Montebello team. Montebello came out trying to intimidate the Schurr team and Schurr bit back. Classic moment came when the Schurr player gave the QB his football back after the pick to end the game. Looks like both teams had players going both ways, I didnt see any of the Schurr WR going both ways. MTBL losing the tight end is a big loss. Interesting to see HC for Schurr on the sideline not calling plays. Cuddos to Petey for bailing out his ??? for the GTA in time for the tournament. Stay Classy…….
You sound so jealous. Why?
@Vikes
I said once and I’ll say it again. All the recruiting in the world and still no ring. You can keep convincing yourself that winning league is enough but we know it’s not. Your golden boy is a senior now. So that window is closing fast. Your so called coaching staff that can only coach other schools players are in for a rude awakening. So keep pounding your chest little man. Northview isn’t, never has, and never will be relevant past the corner of Cypress and Azusa.
Watched all 3 teams from the Almont on Saturday (Montebello, Schurr, and Bell Gardens) and this is what I think:
Montebello – Montebello is still the team to beat until someone does, Montebello is not as athletic as they have been in the past but Tapia is the guy! Defensively it does not look like they have missed a beat.
Schurr – Very athletic but a lot of guys going both ways, I was surprised to see them as “talkative” as they were. One of the better athletic teams there but they do have a lot of guys going both ways. Interested in seeing their lines.
Bell Gardens – Much improved from last year, watched their opening game against CV and was expecting them to be throttled but only lost by a TD. Also watched them play Bonita and what is suppose to be one of their better teams and the game finished in a tie. Not at the Montebello/Schurr level yet but they could easily sneak up on one of them this year.
The Almont has the potential to be fun this year!
You are the one crying about this being the only time you’ve had your “full team” why is that even an issue? Just shut up and be proud of you boys , cuz this is the best it’s gonna get 😉
Montebello did not look like they played as a team yesterday and they started out very slow they can not have that happen during the regular season,schurr does look good but in a real game those schurr players going both ways will be drained i will still say Montebello takes it no matter what.
Anyone know what the championship and consol brackets looked like?
Is it just me, or does it irk everyone else the same when these teams that recruit talk about not having their full team. Shut up, 90% of other coaches would love to have your recruited team with missing guys.
No talk about the Montebello vs Schurr game?! Montebello seems quiet! Saw the game on Saturday and was very impressed by the offensive attack the Spartans had. Montebello had no answer… likewise for Schurr, defensively they had no answer for the backs out the back field. This is shaping up to be a great league match up. Ramos has done a good job adapting his offense. Doesn’t look like old BG anymore!
How did they do in pool play?
Thanks TP.
Lol! Schurr!
I guess if we played 7 on 7 during the season they might have a chance!! It goes through MHS…..
Seen that between Montebello and Schurr, I’d be pumped to if that was the first win I got on them in any kinda football in over 4 years.
We will except that you beat us in a passing tournament as long as you except the fact that we keep beating you during a football game
That top bracket was as shady as tonights boxing decision
Schurr beat Montebello on a last second interception. The Safety then dusts the ball off and hands it back to Tapia the MHS qb a small scuffle ensued but cooler heads prevailed. Easily the game of the day. Northview looked sharp Comstock looks like he’s gonna finish off with a bang. The MVL was represented by Rosemead SEM Marshall and of course Arroyo
First Arroyo looked just ok. Definitely not their best outing. Looked flat tired legs.
SEM saw vs Bonita and Northview offensively I like the direction but once again defensively it’s breakdown after breakdown. Gallardo, remember the KISS method.
Rosemead looks like they’re going back to ground and pound saw a lot power formations. Good to know.
Marshall has an athlete! Wish I knew his name but kid was making plays.
Good to see the local teams compete
Schurr beat Montebello!!
Does anyone know who eliminated Arroyo, Montebello?
From T. Peterson: Arroyo was eliminated by Diamond Ranch by three points. I’ll have to double check on Montebello.