Saw this on the TV news, had to check the story out..

DLS to London in October!

CCS DIVISION I

Carmel beat Los Gatos 7-3: Junior Jackson Lloyd and sophomore Matt Maxon each had home runs in a seven run fourth inning. Maxon got the start and gave up two runs over 4.2 innings. Los Gatos put 12 runners on base in the loss.

St. Ignatius beat Serra 2-0: Senior Will Siwinski gave up two hits over six innings with six strikeouts and sophomore Archer Horn struck out the side in the seventh inning as the Wildcats knocked out the No. 3 ranked team in NorCal. Senior Evann Smith had two doubles for St. Ignatius. Serra starter Sam Kretsch gave up one run in five innings of work.

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My plan is to highlight some of the top games throughout the season with the focus on Top 20 teams/key upsets/standout performances.

February 20: Leigh (1-0) beat St. Francis (0-1) 7-3

The Longhorns got two RBI apiece from juniors Noah Miller and Justin Jeong. Senior Dom Panella threw three shutout innings with five strikeouts. St. Francis junior Mack Mrowka went 2-for-2 and senior Roman Trinidad had a double in the loss. Junior Landon Kim threw 4.2 shutout innings. It was a scoreless tie after five innings before Leigh scored three runs in the sixth and four runs in the seventh.

Division I: St. Mary's vs. Rocklin Thursday 6:00 PM at Sac City

Division II: Elk Grove vs. Granite Bay Friday 6:00 PM at Sac City

Division III: Oakmont vs. Central Catholic Thursday 6:00 PM at Islanders Park

Division IV: Casa Roble vs. Twelve Bridges Wednesday 6:00 PM at Sac City

Division V: Bradshaw Christian vs. Sutter Wednesday 6:00 PM at Islanders Park

Division VI: Ripon Christian vs. Leroy Greene Academy Tuesday 6:00 PM at Isladers Park

Division VII: Woodland Christian vs. Valley Christian Tuesday 6:00 PM at Sac City

At the January 2024 Board of Managers meeting, a proposal was passed that restructured the current sport calendar and the various periods. The proposal passed 54 in the affirmative and 4 in the negative. Here are the highlights of that proposal which goes into effect June 1, 2024.

• Creation of one, universal dead period for all sports.
• The dead period is now a non-contact dead period for ALL SPORTS which means that athletes cannot come into contact with their coaches (paid or volunteer) in any way or it will be a violation. The new zero-contact dead period is from July 1 - July 14 each year.
• The use of outside agencies is not allowed to circumvent the dead period.
• Limited periods leading into each season of sport for those specific teams (versus the three-week dead period from previous years).
• During Period #3 (Fall Limited Period) those sports can petition the Section Office to operate as an outside group to compete in an event(s) for a national governing body.
• 2024-25 Sport Calendar
• After the season is completed, the school will declare if that sport is operating in a "limited" or "out of season" manner.

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Nice idea. Who's going to enforce it?

I gathered these from different sources, so they may not be completely accurate. I couldn't find Riordan's first game. Salinas on Aug. 23 is a scrimmage.

I updated and wrote down the schedules individually, so they're more accurate now.

Swimming in what has been pretty choppy waters in the past, but the dynamic around this game is in an interesting spot.

They met in NorCal Open games in 2012 and 2013 with DLS winning both. The 2014 matchup that most everyone wanted didn't happen and we had to wait until 2018 for a regular season meeting that was likely the most hyped regular season game in the past 20 years in NorCal. De La Salle added 2019 and 2021 regular season wins before Folsom broke through in NorCals in 2021. The results flipped with Folsom winning in the regular season in 2022 with De La Salle winning NorCals.

All that to say, with each matchup, the allure of this series seems to drop. Is it that the more we see it, the more it is normal? Does the decreasing mystic of De La Salle make them just another top game? Has the change in scheduling for Folsom lessened the issue some had with the Bulldogs?

Yes, there was a poster on here who generated a lot of it, but the talk around this game seems quieter across the HS Football space in general.

Ouch... I was watching the pacers vs knicks... anyone watch tell us more

As predicted before he ever played a game in college, he is making his first of many transfers in college

He is leaving for New Hampton Prep. Lot of turnover at Miramonte this offseason

Bronny just entered the portal. All is well in the world now. Seriously, if a kid can go from D2 to D1 as we have seen in this tourney there is no reason why Bronny can't end up a good NAIA or D2 kid. Put him in the right system and I think he does well at that level.

Lot of offers are out already, but wanted to post them in one spot. Will take awhile but going to post a couple of players a day

Hayden Anderosn WR/DB Windsor: Arizona, Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, UNLV, Utah, Washington, Washington State (COMMITTED TO UNLV)

Chris Lawson WR Riordan: Arizona, Auburn, BYU, Cal, Colorado, Colorado State, Florida, UMASS, Nevada, Oregon, Oregon State, San Diego State, San Jose State, UCLA, UNLV, USC, Utah, Washington, Washington State,

Elijah Washington WR Castlemont: Arizona, Cal, Nevada, Oregon State, San Diego State, San Jose State, Washington State

Ole Miss offered 2026 Archbishop Riordan players:
OL - Tommy Tofi
WR - Cynai Thomas
WR/DB - Judge Nash
QB - Mike Mitchell Jr.

Division I

College Park beat Berkeley 2-0: The Falcons won a pitchers duel to reach the quarterfinals. Senior Nathan Leffel tossed a two-hit shutout with eight strikeouts. Sophomore Desmond Cobb had a double and two RBI.

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We have a couple more spots left in the 2024 Damian Lillard Classic Dec 28th to 30th. If interested please email damianlillardclassic@gmail.com

Coaches,

Is anyone having a high school tournament June 28-30 in the Bay Area? I am trying to fill that weekend for my high school team.

You can reach me at: coachshawnhipol@gmail.com



Thanks,

Coach Hip
Alameda High School
(510) 610-4400 (cell)

Coaches,

Justin-Siena will once again be hosting the Wine Valley Summer Jam, June 7-9. This is a High School tournament (No Club Teams) and we have 5 spots left!! 6 Game guarantee. Contact Head Coach Andy Bettencourt to reserve a spot or with any questions at abettencourt@justin-siena.org. Teams committed so far are listed below.

Ganes will be played on Saturday:


Open:

Modesto Christian vs. Salesain (Salesian)
Clovis North at Riordan (Riordan)

Division I:

Granada at Clovis West (Clovis West)
Mitty at San Ramon Valley (SRV)

Division II:

Oakland at Bellarmine (Oakland)
Del Oro at Oakland Tech (Oakland Tech)

Division III:

Ygnacio Valley at Santa Cruz (Ygnacio Valley)
Bullard at Justin-Siena (Justin-Siena)

Division IV:

Palo Alto at Union Mine (Palo Alto)
Monterey at Natomas (Natomas)

Division V:

International at Athenian (Athenian)
Oakwood at San Domenico (San Domenico)