Hornets big road win against Troy Taylor and Stanford 30-23. Lots of local Kids on Field.

Not hyperbole, this may be the most important regular season game in NCS history. Not because this is the first time DLS will have faced a legitimate challenge for section supremacy, but because of the changes the section made to the playoff structure.

This new Open was designed with the idea that the Spartans were the dominant program and that there might only be one reasonable challenger to that. This year, that may not be the case. While I don't personally view Pittsburg to quite be in that stratosphere, they are still undefeated and I'm not sure that can be ignored.

In the past, DLS has successfully argued that despite a few losses, history matters and that should mean they deserve the top seed in the NCS playoffs. Ok, but could they still make that argument with a loss to the Wolves this weekend? If they lose, do they get the #2 seed in the playoffs? It's not as if the Pirates built their undefeated record against weak competition... Granite Bay, California, and Los Gatos are all quality teams. Does the NCS say that DLS deserves a second shot at SRV in the playoffs? Would they afford the Wolves the same consideration if they fall to the Spartans in a competitive game?

Pitt has an argument that was created by the CIF, itself. Serra knocked off the Spartans a few weeks ago and, due to the state playoff structure, they don't get a second shot at the Padres. Yes, they did get a second shot at Folsom last year, but that was in a lower division. You can state that if DLS were to get a second shot at SRV, it should be in a lower division.

So, what do you do? Leave Pitt out in the cold either way? Or do you replace the loser of this week's game with the Pirates, stating that they had their chance already? I don't see any strong challenger for Pitt the rest of the year except for maybe Liberty.

Right now, I'm of the opinion that Pitt should get the #2 seed. The loser of this week's game still has a shot at the D-I title, but this would mean that the overall dominance of DLS over the NCS is at stake this weekend. If this come to fruition, the Spartan streak of top NCS titles could come to an end before the playoffs even start.

As for the game itself, DLS has done a very good job against two good passing teams in Folsom and St. Mary's. Can they put together that type of effort against SRV? The Wolves did a really good job against one-dimensional McClymonds, eventually wearing them down in the second half for an offensive explosion. While the DLS conditioning is legendary, one could argue that this is what Orange Lutheran did to the Spartans. Calpreps has this game as a 7-point win for SRV.

You'll all see my prediction in the Pick'Em on Friday.

Dave Matsu, the longtime girls’ basketball coach at Mills High School, has died. He was 54.

Matsu succumbed to stroke-related injuries Saturday afternoon at Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Medical Center. He suffered a stroke the previous weekend and had been hospitalized for seven days. He is survived by his wife Donna, and five children, Holly, Alex, Justin, Taylor and Kayleigh.

The longest tenured girls’ basketball head coach in San Mateo County, Matsu took over the strong Mills program in 2007-08. The Vikings reached the postseason in each of his 17 years as the official head coach. Bestowed with the 2022-23 Central Coast Section Honor Coach Award for girls’ basketball last season, his career culminated last season in Mills’ first CCS championship since 1985, with his son Justin serving as co-head coach alongside him.

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I really don't get it. This Head Coach - the only thing I observe both in person and otherwise is he's a Winner - has truly turned former woebegone baseball programs around - has built into said programs - principles that are Life Changing and has always put a good product on the field whether assisting or otherwise at U.S.F. - Washington University - Cal State Northridge as well as USA Baseball.

Along his various stops his fund-raising for new amenities and stadiums along with player stability programs are top tier.

It's also rough to read between the lines when an article says "a tight lipped" St. Mary's administrator has said "St. Mary’s and head baseball coach Greg Moore have “separated” effective immediately the school said in an online statement Wednesday afternoon. In a terse two-sentence post, St. Mary’s said “A national search for a head coach will be conducted immediately.”

The Head Coach and staff were filled almost immediately: https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/news/gaels-bring-back-eric-valenzuela-lead-baseball-program

There was no reason given for Moore’s departure.

What are the top games for this coming week?

1. Serra (7-0)

Serra rolled past Bellarmine 54-16 heading into this week’s game against Riordan. The Padres led 27-0 after the first quarter. Serra has held four opponents to seven points or less.

2. De La Salle (5-2)

The Spatans overcame a slow start to take a 27-12 fourth quarter lead, but saw the Wolves score 15 straight points to force overtime. In the extra period, Derrick Blanche had a six yard touchdown run to seal the 33-27 win. The defense forced four turnovers and supplied constant pressure. De La Salle hosts Foothill this week.

3. Folsom (6-2)

The Ryder Lyons-Brian Ray connection was at it again with three more touchdowns in a 63-19 win over Whitney. The Bulldogs led 28-0 after the first quarter. This week, they travel to Del Oro as they look to clinch a share of the SFL title.

4. St. Mary’s-Stockton (7-1)

After getting down 7-0 in the first quarter, St. Mary’s was in control throughout in a 42-14 win over Tracy. Samson Hunkin threw four touchdown passes with freshman Osani Gayles grabbing two of them. On Friday, the Rams play Tokay before taking on rival Lincoln-Stockton in the regular season finale.

5. Oak Ridge (7-1)

Down 14-0 after the first quarter, Oak Ridge stormed back to beat Granite Bay 25-14 behind two touchdown runs from Erick Orme Jr. and touchdown catches from Jadon Anderson and Kaleb Edwards.

6. San Ramon Valley (6-1)

A good start and furious finish weren’t enough for San Ramon Valley to hand De La Salle its first NCS loss since 1991 in a 33-27 overtime loss to the Spartans. Quarterback Luke Baker had more than 350 total yards and three passing touchdowns and the Wolves’ defense grabbed three fumbles. The Wolves need to bounce back quickly as it travels to California on Friday.

7. Pittsburg (7-0)

The Pirates had no trouble against Freedom in beating the Falcons 54-0 behind four touchdown passes from Marley Alcantara. It is the Pirates’ second straight shutout to start Bay Valley Athletic League play. Pittsburg hosts Heritage this week.

8. Central Catholic (6-2)

Tyler Wentworth threw for 380 yards and five touchdowns with Trace Hernandez and Brooklyn Cheek each hauling in two scores in a 64-39 win at Oakdale. The Raiders led 36-33 at the half before out-scoring the Mustangs 28-6 in the second half. They host Manteca on Friday in one of the top games of the week.

9. Grant (7-1)

The result was never in question in an 82-0 win over Kennedy-Sacramento, but the big takeaway was the season debut of senior Devin Green, who had 155 yards and four touchdowns on five total touches. The Pacers travel to Monterey Trail with the Metro Conference title on the line.

10. Rocklin (7-1)

The Thunder had more than 400 total yards and grabbed two interceptions in a 35-14 win over Del Oro. Derek Keeley rushed for more than 100 yards and Nate Martin caught two touchdowns from Reeve Slone. The Thunder end the regular season with road games against Granite Bay and Oak Ridge.

11. St. Francis-Mountain View (4-3)

Kingston Keanaaina had three touchdown runs and Aaron Knapp connected with Grant Righellis for two touchdowns in a 44-22 win over Sacred Heart Cathedral. The Lancers got out to a 14-0 lead, but saw Sacred Heart Cathedral tie it at 14 before St. Francis scored the next 23 points.

12. Riordan (6-1)

Riordan won a shootout over Mitty 56-42 behind four rushing touchdowns from Charlie Johnson. The Crusaders have scored at least 41 points in each WCAL game as it travels to No. 1 Serra on Saturday.

13. Manteca (6-2)

The Buffaloes ran for 558 yards, led by 267 yards and five touchdowns from Bryson Davis, in a 69-0 win over East Union. Freshman Nikko Juarez ran for 111 yards and a score.

14. Granite Bay (5-3)

Despite getting out to a 14-0 lead, Granite Bay fell to Oak Ridge 25-14 for their third loss to Top 13 teams. Isaiah Ene finished with 104 yards and a touchdown. In their three losses, the Grizzlies have averaged just shy of 12 points. Granite Bay hosts Rocklin this week.

15. Del Oro (5-3)

Caden Pinnick threw for 201 yards and ran for a team high 97 yards in a 35-14 loss to Rocklin in the Golden Eagles’ third straight SFL loss to start league play. The Golden Eagles have given up 43 points per game in the SFL. Del Oro will host Folsom this week.

16. McClymonds (3-2)

The Warriors shutout Castlemont 56-0 and have now held nine of their last 10 OAL opponents to eight points or less. They are off this week before taking on Oakland on October 27.

17. California (5-2)

In the leadup to this week’s game against San Ramon Valley, California went to Danville and secured a 21-14 win over Monte Vista. Luke Taylor and Sayyidi Abdul-Kareem each had rushing touchdowns for the Grizzlies.

18. Los Gatos (5-2)

Five different players scored rushing touchdowns for Los Gatos, which beat Mountain View 55-2. Boxer Kopcsak-Yeung had 126 total yards with a rushing score and a touchdown catch. Los Gatos travels to Burlingame on Thursday with a trip to Wilcox scheduled on October 27.

19. Marin Catholic (7-0)

The Wildcats got their fourth shutout of the season in a 51-0 victory over Archie Williams. This week, Marin Catholic travels to 6-1 Redwood with the regular season finale looming against fellow undefeated San Marin.

20. St. Ignatius (4-3)

Add another come from behind win for St. Ignatius, which beat Valley Christian 15-14 after beating down 14-0 early in the fourth quarter. Jarious Hogan had a touchdown run and touchdown catch in the win. It is rivalry week with Sacred Heart Cathedral coming up on Friday.

In a afternoon that Mitty could not care about predictions or Board Hoopla, they truly tried to create that @TrapGame scenario that the naysayers or doubter counted on.

But before we get to that, let me acknowledge that the #NewAttitude Of Reardan HS, was ON display during PreGame activities. I can remember a day at Riordan HS when Senior Day, was about finding an available coach to walk with Senior as they were acknowledged at their last home game. Today there was “None Of That”!!!

The #NewAttitude that Coach A-Rav has USHERED into the program has officially merged Senior Day with Family Day, SO MUCH that the slim Indian college bound WR from the South Bay kept the lai ON during the game, that was given to him by a senior’s family member. I was personally humbled by the attendance of Seniors having sometimes a dozen family members taking the time to ATTEND/RECOGNIZE & WALK with their HS Prep Football Student/Athlete.

As much as the Mitty strategy WAS the run game AND well executed to minimize Riordan’s Air Raid offense TO KEEP THEM off the field. Riordan responded with their OWN-“Mean Machine Of the Offensive Line & RUN GAME” of their Own. This was best exampled as Riordan, who was basically able to score at will all game, ran the clock down to finish game. But I would be A MISS if I didn’t SHOUT OUT some recognition to the DC who made some Key Position changes to STOP Mitty in some key 4QTR processions.

I heard a Riordan Coach say, “Metal sharpens Metal” and the Monarch’s provided that SO the Crusaders can be Poised & Sharpened as the go into the WCAL @guanlet the next two weeks.

#PURPLERRIEGN
#KingsOfKezar
#ChangeOfParadigm
#Senion/FamilyDay
#FaceTheGuanlets
#NewAttitude
#NextEpisode
#Coach A-Rav/COY WCAL

Here are the games for this week. Note the deadline is 3:00 PM on FRIDAY. I wanted to get Menlo-Hillsdale on the schedule.

De La Salle at San Ramon Valley
Chico at Pleasant Valley
St. Mary's at Tracy
Rio Americano a Vista del Lago
Turlock at Downey
Willow Glen at Leigh
Antioch at Liberty
Granite Bay at Oak Ridge
St. Vincent at St. Bernard's
Hillsdale at Menlo

Game of the Week Poll - https://norcalpreps.forums.rivals.com/threads/week-9-game-of-the-week-poll.29168/

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#FaceTheGuanlet

Have arrived at SRV after a surprisingly long walk clear across campus from the closest lot I could find…

Knockin’ the dust off my keyboard…. Will keep quiet until well into the JV game.

1. This was the best game I've seen this year. A lot of high level play and also some mistakes I'm sure both teams would want back. The teams combined for seven turnovers including four in the red zone.

2. San Ramon Valley struck first going up 3-0 and were inside the 10 yard line looking for a 10-0 lead before an end zone interception by Ant Dean. Later De La Salle got out to a 27-12 fourth quarter lead but it allowed a touchdown and then couldn't corral an onside kick to help set up the game tying drive for the Wolves.

3. The biggest advantage for the Spartans was their line play on both sides of the ball. The offensive line got strong push most of the night in creating holes and sealing the edge. Defensively, De La Salle got a consistent pass rush led by a strong night from Chris Biller and Matthew Johnson. San Ramon Valley quarterback Luke Baker made them pay as a runner (see below for more on that), but he didn't have many comfortable drop backs.

4. While Baker was able to extend plays and make big completions down the field, it was his running attempts that caused fits for De La Salle. With the Wolves spreading the field, Baker had a lot of open room in the middle of the field. He showed off some good speed to gain the edge against linebackers and make defenders miss in the secondary. Baker took a lot of big hits in the loss in adding another chapter to what has been a fantastic senior season.

5. Is Marco Jones the top prospect regardless of class in NorCal? I'll have more on Jones next week in the player notebook, but the junior turned in a fantastic performance. He is a game changing defender who made numerous plays coming off the edge. He also provided a physical presence at receiver including a number of key catches.

6. Jonathan Guerrero is a big play weapon and it is needed for the Spartans. He had a 70 yard touchdown catch and nearly broke a kickoff return earlier in the game. He can get lost in the shuffle of players to watch, but that skill set is vital for De La Salle going forward.

Coaches,

Dublin High’s JV team is looking for a few more games, if interested please email me josealvarez_79@yahoo.com

Here are some dates our team is available.

11/25 Away
11/28 Away
11/29 Home or Away

12/26 Home or Away
12/27 Home or Away

1/3 Home (4pm)
1/6 Home or Away
1/20 Home or Away
1/27 Home or Away

Thanks!

Crazy we are in Week 9 already! Some big games on the schedule this week

De La Salle (4-2) at San Ramon Valley (6-0)

One of the top games of the regular season has arrived as San Ramon Valley will try to deploy its passing attack led by quarterback Luke Baker. On the other sideline, De La Salle will look to control the game flow with a strong running game that includes junior Dominic Kelley. This game also features two of the best linebackers in NorCal in De La Salle’s Drew Cunningham and San Ramon Valley’s Marco Jones.

Antioch (5-1) at Liberty (4-2)

Antioch hasn’t won more than six games since 2018, but they are primed to do it this year in winning five of its first six. Quarterback Larenzo Mayfield rushed for 114 yards last week in an 18-17 win over Heritage. Liberty sophomore Jaxon Bell has rushed for 987 yards and 17 touchdowns as the Lions have also given up 17 total points in their four wins. Their losses have come against Los Gatos and San Ramon Valley.

Chico (5-1) at Pleasant Valley (4-2)

The Almond Bowl will have Chico senior running back Dion Coleman, who has 1,075 yards and 13 touchdowns. Pleasant Valley, which has won four straight games in this series, gave up an average of eight points per game in their wins before winning a 57-42 shootout against Enterprise last week. Vikings sophomore Brave Curcio had 104 rushing yards and a touchdown in the win.

Granite Bay (5-2) at Oak Ridge (6-1)

Oak Ridge’s Erick Orme Jr. and Jasen Womack have combined for more than 1,100 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. The Grizzlies’ running attack is led by Carter Jackson and Isaiah Ene (1,400 yards and 18 touchdowns). Both teams have played Del Oro with Granite Bay winning 53-28 and Oak Ridge winning on the road 42-35.

St. Mary’s-Stockton (6-1) at Tracy (6-1)

Aidan Vanos is Tracy’s leading rusher with 10 touchdowns, but it is a multiple rusher attack that is averaging close to 250 yards per game. Kenneth Moore III and Cayden Ward have combined to catch eight of the 11 touchdowns from quarterback Samson Hunkin. The Rams have scored at least 38 points in each of their wins.

Rio Americano (7-0) at Vista del Lago (7-1)

Vista del Lago senior Matt Long has 621 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns as the leading target for John Koett (1,668 yards and 22 touchdowns). The Eagles have won seven in a row since a season opening loss to Manteca. Rio Americano has been one of the surprise teams of the fall in holding opponents to less than 10 points per game. In league play, Vista del Lago has a 45 point margin of victory average while Rio Americano is at 23.

Turlock (2-5) at Downey (6-1)

The story for Turlock starts with a record that is influenced by a tough non-league schedule which included Folsom, Rocklin and Clovis West. It will now see if the early competition pays off with a trip to Downey. The Knights are paced by junior quarterback Carson Lamb and his top target Ethan Woodmansee (also a junior).

Hillsdale (6-0) at Menlo (6-0)

Hillsdale has given up more than 15 points once this year including a win over Sacred Heart Prep. Hillsdale quarterback Erick Waugh has thrown for more than 1,200 yards and 17 touchdowns. Menlo receiver Brady Jung has more than 100 receiving yards three times this year including 139 yards last week against Palo Alto. Menlo’s wins of note include Menlo-Atherton and American Canyon.

Willow Glen (4-1) at Leigh (4-2)

Leigh, which has won two straight since losses to Mountain View and Santa Teresa, has given up 14 or less points in five of their six games. Willow Glen quarterback Cedeno Chavez has thrown for 895 yards and 11 touchdowns while rushing for 323 yards and five scores. The Rams have won four straight games since a loss to Scotts Valley.

St. Vincent (5-1) at St. Bernard’s (5-1)

St. Bernard’s senior Wyatt Simoni has been a star for the Crusaders with 818 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, 529 receiving yards and four touchdowns and 54 tackles and 12.5 sacks. On the other side line is sophomore Mason Caturegli, who has rushed for 355 yards and two touchdowns the past two weeks. He has also logged 17 tackles.

Great game between the JV! Final 7-0 TB.

TB scored late in the 4th. Sutter tried to respond with a wr double pass with time ticking away. Man open but under thrown. DB made a play.

Great atmosphere out here!!

2024 Zion Wilburn is transferring from Pinole Valley to Veritas Prep

Time to fill up those last three games ...

Due to a shortage of Refs Pleasant Grove vs Cosumnes oaks is tonight . Anyone know of any other games

Granite Bay 2024 linebacker Frank Cusano (6-foot-3, 220 pounds) has 23 total tackles through the first two SFL games against Del Oro and Whitney. He has good size and does a really good job of flowing down to the action and finishing off with big hits. He is committed to Washington State.

Grant 2024 running back Wayshawn Parker has been putting up video game numbers for much of the season. He is averaging 14 yards per carry to tally 908 yards and 10 touchdowns. He is a patient runner with good cutback ability and the speed to break the big play. Parker is committed to Washington State.

Sacramento 2024 running back Lamar Radcliffe (6-foot-2, 220 pounds) has run for 857 yards and six touchdowns despite a 1-6 record for the Dragons. Radcliffe still possesses the athletic ability that let him burst onto the scene as an underclassman. The Utah commit has good size, gets in and out of breaks well and gets to top speed early in his rushing attempts.

Marin Catholic 2024 defensive end Charlie Seymore (6-foot-4, 245 pounds) is back on the field after missing his junior year due to injury. He has been able to win up front and racked up the sacks through the first half of the season. Seymore was offered by San Diego.

Inderkum 2024 defensive back Baron Taylor (6-foot-0, 170 pounds) has also been offered by San Diego. He lines up as the deep man in the middle of the field where he reads action quickly and makes plays going back and horizontal. He also can come down and make plays against the run.

San Marin 2024 quarterback Dominic Ingrassia (6-foot-4, 200 pounds) is one of the best uncommitted senior prospects with his quick release, ability to get the ball down the field and movement in the pocket to let plays develop. He has completed 72 percent of his passes for 1,771 yards and 21 touchdowns.

Amador Valley 2025 quarterback Tristan Ti’a (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) made his debut for the Dons with six touchdowns. He puts good touch on passes and can extend plays by moving in the pocket or taking off for short runs.

Here are the games for this week. Picks are due at 7:00 PM

Colusa at Pierce
Redwood at San Marin
Dublin at Granada
Folsom at Rocklin
Oak Ridge at Del Oro
Edison Stockton at Linden
Hilmar at Ripon
Vanden at Vacaville
St. Ignatius at St. Francis
Capuchino at Milpitas

Game of the Week Poll - https://norcalpreps.forums.rivals.com/threads/ncp-pickem-week-8-game-of-the-week-poll.29143/

Sac-Joaquin Section

1. Folsom (5-2)
2. St. Mary’s-Stockton (6-1)
3. Oak Ridge (6-1)
4. Central Catholic (5-2)
5. Grant (6-1)
6. Rocklin (6-1)
7. Manteca (5-2)
8. Granite Bay (5-2)
9. Del Oro (5-2)
10. Escalon (6-1)
11. Casa Roble (6-1)
12. Tracy (6-1)
13. Vista del Lago (7-1)
14. Inderkum (7-1)
15. Jesuit (6-1)

Thought Bubble: There are some big league matchups this week with Oak Ridge-Granite Bay, Rocklin-Del Oro, St. Mary’s-Tracy, Central Catholic versus a one loss Oakdale and Vista del Lago facing off against undefeated Rio Americano.

North Coast Section

1. De La Salle (4-2)
2. San Ramon Valley (6-0)
3. Pittsburg (6-0)
4. California (4-2)
5. Marin Catholic (6-0)
6. San Marin (6-0)
7. El Cerrito (5-0)
8. Cardinal Newman (6-0)
9. Clayton Valley Charter (2-4)
10. Windsor (4-1-1)
11. Campolindo (4-1-1)
12. Amador Valley (4-2)
13. Liberty (4-2)
14. Monte Vista (4-2)
15. Acalanes (3-3)

Thought Bubble: This week, we focus on teams 5-8, which are all undefeated and sit behind the four teams in the NCP Top 20. Marin Catholic, San Marin, El Cerrito and Cardinal Newman are all giving up 10 points or less. The final weekend of the regular season will see Windsor play Cardinal Newman and Marin Catholic match up with San Marin.

Central Coast Section

1. Serra (6-0)
2. St. Francis-Mountain View (3-3)
3. Riordan (5-1)
4. Los Gatos (4-2)
5. St. Ignatius (3-3)
6. Valley Christian-San Jose (5-1)
7. Mitty (4-2)
8. Wilcox (4-2)
9. Salinas (3-3)
10. Menlo (6-0)
11. Hillsdale (6-0)
12. Bellarmine (1-5)
13. Aptos (2-4)
14. Sacred Heart Prep (3-3)
15. Live Oak-Morgan Hill (5-0)

Thought Bubble: Salinas has once again shown itself to be the top team in the PCL-Gabilan Division with wins over Soquel and Aptos to start league action. A couple of upcoming WCAL matchups to note are Riordan hosting Mitty and St. Ignatius taking on Valley Christian.

Northern Section

1. Pleasant Valley (4-2)
2. Chico (5-1)
3. Enterprise (4-2)
4. Orland (4-1)
5. Shasta (5-1)

Thought Bubble: We have a No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup this week in the Northern Section in the always festive Almond Bowl between Pleasant Valley and Chico. Down the rankings, Shasta makes its debut after a 35-34 win over Foothill-Palo Cedro.

Oakland

1. McClymonds (2-2)
2. Castlemont (2-3)
3. Oakland Tech (1-3)

Thought Bubble: The start of OAL action sees the top two teams meeting as Castlemont travels to McClymonds. All five of Castlemont’s games have been decided by 11 points or less.

San Francisco

1. Lincoln-San Francisco (2-3)
2. Balboa (2-3)
3. Lowell (2-3)

Thought Bubble: There is a separation forming in the AAA with Balboa, Washington and Lincoln all expected to roll this week, according to CalPreps. Lowell is off this week.

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