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Shurod Thompson Leaves Pitt

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Thompson is transfering to Liberty in Brentwood. Sounds like a good move for everyone involved. Galli and his staff are really shaping Pitt to a respectful program again with team first priorities.

Also heard Dawon Boyd transferred to Antioch from Deer Valley. A lot of moving in the BVAL area I guess. Antioch has three 3 star recruits and Nahjee Harris next year. They will be tough come D2 playoffs for Clayton and Concord.
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RECAP OF DFAL 2014 SEASON

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Campolindo had no trouble running thru the 2014 campaign in the DFAL, there biggest challenge was against Las Lomas but the Knights went down 38-28

Final league standing
Campolindo 16-0
Las Lomas 9-3
Acalanes 8-4
Alhambra 8-4
Dublin 4-7
Miramonte 3-8
Dougherty Valley 2-8

Total scoring and points given up plus final league stand
Points scored points against
Campolindo 277 114 6-0
Las Lomas 228 100 5-1
Acalanes 154 164 4-2
Alhambra 134 208 3-3
Miramonte 157 237 2-4
Dublin 121 184 1-5
Dougherty Valley 137 236 0-6

Note, Las Lomas defense gave up only 100 points while Campolindo gave up 114.
Alhambra scored 134 in league play but managed to go 3-3 and each win was hard fought.....

What does the DFAL look like for the 2015 season too early to tell, but it looks like this

Campolindo
Acalanes
Alhambra
Dublin or Miramonte
Las lomas
Dougherty Valley
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Las Lomas High School Football Camp Featuring WSU Head Coach Leach June 15

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Hey Folks,

I wanted to alert you all about the Las Lomas High School Football Camp Featuring Washington State Head Coach Mike Leach and his coaching staff on Monday, June 15, 2015. Coach Mike Leach and his amazing staff will be conducting the camp. Here are the details:

Location: LLHS at 1460 S. Main Street, Walnut Creek
Registration is at 8:00am. Camp starts at 9:00am.
Open to any student in grades 9 - 12
$30 Cash / $32 credit per camper
Checks payable to "Las Lomas Football Foundation". We will have a Visa terminal available as well for credit cards.
Athletic gear required: T-shirt, shorts and cleats

Coach Leach and his staff are terrific. They take a very hands-on approach on teaching the finer points of the game. Not only will your son receive top-notch instruction but will also get on the "radar" with the WSU coaching staff.

This will be a valuable and rewarding experience for these young men. Please spread the word to anyone you feel would be interested in taking advantage of this opportunity.

Thank you!
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HS STRENGTH PROGRAM THAT WORKS

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Coaches,
I have spent
time with several strength coaches from NC, SC, and VA and have formulated a
plan that works well at the High School level.
We have been able to implement this plan at Havelock HS and it has
helped our football program to become one of the best programs in the
state. This program helped us to win
three 3A State Championships and a runner-up appearance in the last four
years. It is very easy to install at the
high school level and has several different variations to keep your athletes
off balance. Variation and muscle
confusion is what makes our players continue to grow and improve in their
over-all athletic ability. In this plan
I have included our detailed work-outs for in-season, off-season, and summer. I will also include our red and blue wall %
charts, several weight room changeups, a speed and agility workout,
unconventional but very relative warm-ups, and a dvd that will show and explain
some of our core principles.
·
Past Clinics I
have spoken at on this program:
Glazier, NIKE
coach of the Year Clinics, Wake Forest, Virginia, NC Football Coaches Clinic,
NC State, UNC, LSU, South Carolina Coaches Clinic, Tennessee, and hosted
several coaches at my school to implement the plan.
Name:
Jim
Bob Bryant
Current
Position: Head Football Coach/Certified Weight Lifting Instructor
Current School : Havelock HS
Outstanding
Achievements:
HAVELOCK HEAD COACH 83-13 IN 7 YEARS
o 2011, 2012, and 2013 3A State Champions and
2014 State Runner-Ups.
o
2011 and 2013 Named NC AP Coach of the Year.
Questions
about "The Plan" Email: Jim Bob Bryant



























JBFTBALL@GMAIL.COM
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Alhambra High 2015 Football schedule

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The Alhambra Bulldog 2015 football Schedule

Scrimmage August 22 Will c. Wood Away

Week 0 August 28 College Park Home 7:30

Week 1 Sept 4 Rancho Cotate Away 7:30

Week 2 Sept.11 Armijo Away 7:30

Week 3 Sept 18 Washington-Fremont home 7:00

Week 4 Sept 25 Miramonte Home 7:00

Week 5 Oct. 2 Acalanes Away 7:00

Week 6 Oct. 9 Campolindo Away 7:00

Week 7 Oct. 16 Dublin Home 7:00

Week 8 Oct. 23 Dougherty Valley Away 7:00

Week 9 Bye

Week 10 Nov.6 Las Lomas Home 7:00

Armijo has no frosh team so Alhambra will be facing Benicia on Sept 10 home at 5:00

Alhambra has 18 players returning but only six starters for the Varsity
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Serra suspension upheld

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Incredible. The bylaw stated a one year suspension, Nancy changes it to two years and its still upheld? Get ready for a legal fight.

I feel awful for the Juniors and Seniors who had no voice in this matter. Completely strips them of possibly a great high school experience which is the playoffs (assuming Serra qualifies the next two years).

Nancy wins her personal vendetta with Coach Walsh. She can now retire with her insanely large ego in tact.
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Some NCS teams are changing divisions in 2015

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http://cifncs.org/sports/football/files/15FBDivisions.pdf

Just an Interesting note a few teams from the NCS are changing divisions due to enrollment decreases or increases in 2015.

1. Antioch goes from D1 to D2... With Harris and others they could be major contenders in the next two years!
2. Dublin goes from D2 to D1... Been a long time coming, they've never really been a player in D2, they'll continue mediocrity in EBAL and D1
3. College Park goes from D2 to D1 again... They always seem to be on the border, it wasn't more than a few years ago they beat Foothill and Amador Valley in the D1 playoffs in back to back years as underdogs.
4. Santa Rosa goes from D2 to D1... No surprise they were D1 2 years ago
5. Eureka petitions from D3 to D2... Sucks for any Bay Area team if they earn a home game in the playoffs!
6. San Lorenzo goes from D2 to D3... Last I hear they had less than 10 kids playing in soph class last year
7. Ukiah goes from D3 to D2... I think I'd rather be in D2 than D3 for football, either way not a contender
8. San Rafael goes from D4 to D3... They might be OK if all their talent didn't play at Marin Catholic
9. Piner goes from D4 to D3... Honestly I don't know much about their program...
10. Terra Linda goes from D4 to D3... See above
11. St. Helena does from D5 to D4... Good small town program, with 5 students separating them from D4-5 they should still compete.
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Charlie Wedemeyer All Star Roster and Coaches

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41th Annual Charlie Wedemeyer High School All Star Game Staff and Roster Announced.

SAN JOSE, Ca - The Rotary Club of Almaden Valley proudly announces the coaching staffs and rosters for the 41th annual Charlie Wedemeyer All Star Football Game hosted at Levi's Stadium. This long standing tradition represents the very best graduating high school football players in Santa Clara County. The game is set to be played at 6:00pm, Saturday August 1st ,2015. Congratulations to all these fine young men and coaching staffs for participating in this prestigious event. Tickets are now available online through Ticketmaster at www.santaclaraallstar.com or call Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. You can also visit the Levi's Stadium Box Office at 4900 Marie P. DeBartolo Way in Santa Clara to purchase tickets in person. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 18 and under. Lineups are subject to change.



For questions, comments, or additional information, please visit the web site at www.youthclassic.org




2015 South Coaching Staff:

Head Coach-Eric Perry, Pioneer High School

Assistant Coach-Danny Sullivan, Los Gatos High School

Assistant Coach-Mark Krail, Los Gatos High School

Assistant Coach-Kevin Krail, Los Gatos High School

Assistant Coach-Jeremy Beene, Pioneer High School

Assistant Coach-Nick Zimmer, Pioneer High School

Assistant Coach-Steve Monsef, Pioneer High School

Assistant Coach-Dante Funtila, Pioneer High School

Assistant Coach-John Meyer, Pioneer High School


2015 SOUTH TEAM ROSTER (subject to change):

Amaral, Nick OL/DL Santa Teresa

Bennett, Billy OL Live Oak

Bragg, Jamie LB Westmont

Brown, Dru QB Los Gatos

Cance, Kevin WR/K/P Leland

Cervantez, Adrian RB/DB Pioneer

Chang, Jonathan RB/DB Lynbrook

Culberson, Chuck FB/LB Leland

Ellis, Ray DL Branham

Forbes, Keanu SS Harker

Freitas, Jonathan LB Live Oak

Garcia, Corey WR/DB Santa Teresa

Godinez, Luis ILB Gunderson

Good, Jakob RB Westmont

Hagiperos, Ben DE Sobrato

Hodge, Deshaun OL Oak Grove

Hsu, Patrick WR/DB Gilroy

Johnson, Tajhel WR/DB Oak Grove

Jones, Rashaun DE Oak Grove

Kaufusi, Will OL/DL Willow Glen

Keding, Michael OL/DL Pioneer

Kelker, Michael LB Pioneer

Kim, Tae OL/DL Leland

Landers, Josh SS Willow Glen

Machado, Mike QB Valley Christian

Maderios, Joey WR/DB Saratoga

Maese, Joshua WR/DB Sobrato

McCloud, Tre RB Valley Christian

McMurray, Nichols OLB/DE Mitty

Morin, Luke QB Branham

Nguyen, Devin OL/DL Gilroy

Pacheco, Alex WR Christopher

Pollard, Tarnell WR Prospect

Ross, Brendan OL Los Gatos

Sanford, Max WR Christopher

Silva, Zach QB Pioneer

Smith, Sherman WR/DB Andrew Hill

Sorce, Brandon DB Live Oak

Spiteri, Quinn SS Los Gatos

Tuatoo, Jack FB Del Mar

Tuckfield, Henry OL Los Gatos

Verker, Marcus OL Cupertino

Wahl, Dylan LB Leigh

Wills, Isaiah DB Willow Glen

Wu, Ken FS Saratoga


North Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Jake Messina, Fremont High School

Assistant Coach-Nelson Gifford, Fremont High School

Assistant Coach-Jim Garcia, Fremont High School

Assistant Coach-Tim Natane, Sequoia High School

Assistant Coach-Munther Mohammad, Fremont High School

Assistant Coach-Jerome Tarver, Fremont High School

Assistant Coach-Sione Taufou, Menlo Atherton High School



2015 NORTH TEAM ROSTER (Subject to change):

Allemendi, Ryan DB Homestead

Alves, Kyle RB San Jose

Calomeni, Curt LB Bellarmine

Castillo, Fabian OL San Jose

Dual, Lloyd KR/PR James Lick

Estrada, Angel WR Independence

Figueroa, Victor OL Silver Creek

Fluckiger, Dylan OL Mountain View

Foketi, Solomon OLB Milpitas

Friske, Derek WR Kings Academy

Garcia, Danny LB Piedmont Hills

Ghuman, Jasraj OL Monta Vista

Guttadauro, Anthony DB Bellarmine

Guzman, Ramon DL Lincoln

Herrera, Jonathan DL Wilcox

Hurtado, Devin RB St Francis

Johnson, Austin WR/DB Mountain View

Kanongata'a, Sam ILB Fremont

Lane, Micah RB Mount Pleasant

Lanoza, Sean RB Los Altos

Lundy, Chris DB Wilcox

Martinez, Jon LB Palo Alto

Mataele, Ouate OL Milpitas

Miller, Justin DB Homestead

Mota, Jorge LB Yerba Buena

O'Hara, Bryce TE Evergreen

Pohahau, Jonathan LB Wilcox

Prescott, Afa DL Fremont

Price, Kejohn DB St Francis

Pucket, JayShawn RB/DB Palo Alto

Puentes, Alex LB Overfelt

Rak, John DB/K Homestead

Rios, Alexander QB/WR Santa Clara

Rita, Christian RB/DB Milpitas

Rodriguez, Anthony OL Mount Pleasant

Sabel, Dominic QB Kings Academy

Sanchez, Dante RB Fremont

Stewart, Isaiah WR Piedmont Hills
Sweat, Dietrich TE Gunn

Tillak, Aaron QB/WR Piedmont Hills

Toussaint, Zack OL St Francis

Tueleila, Soni DB Wilcox

Villanueva, Fernando OL/DL Overfelt

Wilcox, Thomas OL/DL Palo Alto

Wilkins, Xavier DB Silver Creek



The Rotary Club of Almaden Valley is a non-profit organization who has served many programs in need both locally and internationally. This marks the first year at Levi's Stadium and there is tremendous excitement from the community about the games new home. Tickets are now available online through Ticketmaster at www.santaclaraallstar.com or call Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. You can also visit the Levi's Stadium Box Office at 4900 Marie P. DeBartolo Way in Santa Clara to purchase tickets in person. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 18 and under.

For more information, please visit the web site at www.youthclassic.org.

http://santalaraallstar.com
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1% CLUB Basketball Services offers 4x Week Training in Marin & Napa Areas

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Starting the week of April 20th, 1% CLUB Basketball will be providing elite level skill development workouts 4x a week for the entire spring. The workouts will run every Monday and Wednesdays from 6:30-8:15pm at College of Marin Gym. Also, on Tuesday and Thursdays, there will be training at Grace Church Gym in Napa. The weekly training programs will run till the end of the calendar school year (End of May). That is 24 total workouts between the two areas. Cost per workout is $40 (Marin) and $45 (Napa). Or you can purchase 5 workouts and get the 6th free in both areas. We do allow single day registration (for those that do not sign up online, however, to secure a spot you MUST always email info@1percentclub.org to check on attendance openings for that day.

*Because the workouts will include some of the top talents in Norcal, the workouts will be geared to the above average talent, or highly motivated individuals. If you have any questions about a players level to participate, please email info@1percentclub.org. To visit our website, you can go to www.1percentclub.org

Napa Area Training Sign Up Link

http://store.jglove.com/napa-weekly-training-programs-tue-thurs/

Marin Area Training Sign Up Link

http://store.jglove.com/marin-county-weekly-training-programs-monday-wednesdays/

Below is a great article in NY Post about Jeremy Russotti's Training Program and Sir Dominic Pointer rise to national prominence at St. John's University.

http://nypost.com/2015/03/12/this-fix-turned-st-johns-pointer-from-a-reserve-to-a-game-player/

*The Napa Training Program will be directed by Jeremy Russotti, Billy Mcknight, Philippe Doherty and Colin Hamilton. 3765 Solano Ave, Napa.

*The Marin Training Program will be directed by Colin Hamilton, Jeremy Russotti, and Billy Mcknight. 835 College Ave. Kentfield.



This post was edited on 4/4 8:25 AM by 1%Club

http://store.jglove.com/marin-county-weekly-training-programs-monday-wednesdays/
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PAL BAY Division

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"With the win, Sequoia (6-3 in PAL Bay, 14-6 overall) moves into a three-way tie with SHP and Carlmont. The victory stands as the third dramatic comeback for the Cherokees this month. April 2 against Menlo, Sequoia trailed by six runs before rallying in the late innings for an 8-7 win. Last Thursday against Menlo-Atherton, the Cherokees again found themselves down by six but generated a 7-6 walk-off victory."

SMDaily Journal
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3rd Annual MC Varsity/ JV Summer Shootout

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3rd Annual MC Varsity & JV Summer Shootout

Last year we had 32 teams from throughout the Bay Area and the Peninsula participate and we are looking for an even bigger turnout this summer.

The dates for the 3rd Annual MC Summer Shootout is June 26th/27th/28th.(Friday/Saturday/Sunday)

Cost is $300 per team and if you bring both JV and Varsity teams the cost is $550 for both teams. All games will be played at Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward California

Here is a list of last years participants;
Moreau Catholic
El Cerrito
Oak. Tech
San Lorenzo
St. Mary's
Valley Christian
Kennedy (Fremont)
Mitty
Mt. Eden
Castro Valley
Fremont High
University
St. Pats
Vanden
College Park
Serra
Sheldon
Encinal
Benicia
West High
Amador Valley
Freedom
Brookside Christian
Pinole Valley
Cal High
Irvington
Monte Vista
Freedom
Half Moon Bay
Salesian

If interested please contact coach Frank Knight at fknight@moreaucatholic.org
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Rabb

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Jaylen Brown goes to Wheeler High....same as Abdur-Rahim. SAR had never heard of Cal, until Kidd played there.

Rabb has a chance to create a legacy that Kidd started 22 years ago. If Brown climbs on board, that would be a major get that can have Cal as conference favorites and in the least get to the 2nd weekend.

Wow Marcus Lee, he definitely would have gotten minutes here, but at least with his game exposed in Kentucky, their winning, there's exposure, there isn't anything better than playing at an elite basketball factory. At the end of the day, either at Cal or Kentucky, he probably would be an NBA 15th man/DLeaguer for about 2 seasons followed by an overseas career. I can't see anything wrong with that. Do you pretty much get all the playing time you want and play for a mediocre Cal team, or gain the Kentucky hoop experience, that was pretty much what he was looking at.
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