1. McClymonds
2. Elk Grove
3. De La Salle
4. Bellarmine
5. Folsom
6. Milpitas

That Placer/Patterson game is very intriguing.

What ever happened with this kid?

http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/ncf/news/story?id=4888515

what a game so far

Half Moon Bay vs San Lorenzo valley game will be streamed live with commentary tonight on NFHSNETWORK.com

OK has to be some scrimmages going on somewhere? Who's doing what and where between now and the weekend?

November 20, 2015, 05:00 AM By Nathan Mollat, Daily Journal
Friday

Open Division 1 - No. 5 San Benito (6-4) at No. 4 Menlo-Atherton (6-4), 7 p.m.

The Haybalers finished fourth in the Monterey Bay Athletic League Gabilan Division with a 3-3 mark. League champion Palma is the No. 1 seed in the Open Division 3 bracket. … Key wins: Los Gatos (21-14), Palo Alto (49-34). Key losses: Palma (33-32, OT), Monte Vista Christian (22-20).… San Benito fell to Monte Vista Christian 22-20 last week. … The Haybalers use a ground-and-pound offense. They average 307 yards rushing per game. Junior Hunter Nye has rushed for 1,235 yards with 19 touchdowns, averaging 7.8 yards per carry. Kyle Cameron has rushed for 832 yards on just 91 carries and has scored 12 times. … The Bears finished as tri-champs of the Peninsula Athletic League’s Bay Division with Burlingame and SHP. … Key wins: Sacred Heart Prep (17-14), Terra Nova (49-28). Key losses: Marin Catholic (42-3), Riordan (26-9), Burlingame (14-0). … M-A mauled Woodside 59-33 last week. … M-A is also a ground-oriented team. Jordan Mims leads the way, rushing for an average of 109 yards per game and scoring 14 touchdowns.

Open Division 3 - No. 6 Sacred Heart Prep (7-3) at No. 3 Live Oak (9-1), 7 p.m.

SHP finished in a three-way tie for the PAL Bay Division title, with Burlingame and Menlo-Atherton. … Key wins: Terra Nova (47-13), Burlingame (42-33). Key losses: Palma (31-28), Riordan (48-21). … The Gators beat rival Menlo School 27-15 last week. … SHP quarterback Mason Randall has thrown for 1,944 yards and 19 touchdowns, completing 68 percent of his passes. … RB Lapitu Mahoni has been a touchdown machine for the Gators, scoring 19 times while rushing for 1,100 yards. …Live Oak finished second in the Blossom Valley Athletic League’s Mt. Hamilton Division with a 6-1 record — which is equivalent to the Bay. The Acorns finished one game behind league champ Oak Grove. … Key wins: Pioneer (62-14). Key loss: Oak Grove (36-0). … Live Oak smashed Piedmont Hills, 55-21 last week. … The Acorns are averaging 225 yards rushing and 183 yards passing per game. … Live Oak quarterback Erik Ornduff has thrown for 1,835 yards and 23 touchdowns, completing 63 percent of his passes. … Jacob Ryder in Live Oak’s leading rusher, with 889 yards and 11 touchdowns.

No. 7 Terra Nova (5-5) at No. 2 Monte Vista Christian (9-1), 7 p.m.

Terra Nova finished fourth in the PAL Bay with a 2-3 record. … Key wins: Willow Glen (43-42), Aragon (31-10), Half Moon Bay (38-28). Key losses: Burlingame (27-17), M-A (49-28), SHP (47-13). … The Tigers are coming off a 38-28 win over Half Moon Bay. … You will be hard-pressed to find an offense more balanced than Terra Nova, which is averaging 210 yards passing per game and 201 yards rushing. … QB Joey Pledger has thrown for 2,033 yards this season, connecting on 183 of 293 passes. … RB Saini Saini came up just short of reaching the 1,000-yard mark during the regular season, finishing with 957 yards. … … MVC finished second in the Monterey Bay Gabilan Division standings with a 5-1 record, one game behind league champ Palma. … Key wins: Trinity Christian-Texas (13-12), Salinas (21-27), San Benito (22-20). Key loss: Palma (35-25). … The Mustangs slipped past San Benito, 22-20 last week. … MVC is averaging 33 points per game on offense this season, while allowing just 18. … The Mustangs won their final two regular-season games by a combined six points.

No. 8 Aragon (5-5) vs. No. 1 Palma (9-1) at Rabobank Stadium, 8 p.m.

Aragon finished in fifth place in the PAL Bay Division with a 1-4 record. … Key wins: Lincoln-SJ (42-14), Sequoia (48-21). Key losses: Burlingame (35-21), M-A (31-10), Terra Nova (31-10), Sacred Heart Prep (52-21), Hillsdale (45-22). … The Dons were drilled by Hillsdale last week, 45-22. … Aragon was without a number of key players last week, including receiver Davion Cox and running back VA Wilson. … The future is now for the Dons as freshman running back Camron Grant rushed for 47 yards on 13 carries last week. … Palma captured the MBL Gabilan Division championship with a perfect 6-0 record. … Key wins: Sacred Heart Prep (31-28), Aptos (24-13), Monte Vista Christian (35-25). Key loss: St. Francis-Mountain View (28-14). … The Chieftains beat Alvarez last week, 38-22. … Palma is averaging 159 yards rushing per game and 194 yards passing.

Division 5 - No. 7 San Lorenzo Valley (6-4) at No. 2 Half Moon Bay (8-2), 7 p.m.

San Lorenzo Valley finished third in the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League with a 3-2 record, two game behind league champ Aptos. … Key wins: Capuchino (28-13). Significant losses: King’s Academy (48-14), Scotts Valley (52-51, 5 OTs), Aptos (28-26). … The Cougars clawed Harbor 47-21 last week. … San Lorenzo Valley is averaging 41.5 points per game and is giving up just under 26. … Half Moon Bay finished in second place in the PAL Ocean with a 4-1 record, one game behind division champ Hillsdale. … Key wins: Menlo School (22-19), King’s Academy (50-40). Key losses: Hillsdale (37-34), Terra Nova (38-28). … The Cougars were beaten by Terra Nova last week, 38-28. … After winning their first seven games, the Cougars closed the season losing two of their last three.

Due to late cancellation Sac High JV needs two contacts. Home or Travel.

Please contact coach Michele Massari
916.213.5080
mmassari@aol.com

n/m

Wood suffers early hangover from the Vaca Hi victory and falls behind AC 13 - 0 and then scores 42 points in 5 minutes, and then goes on to a 59 - 33 victory. AC scored in the final seconds of a running clock 4th quarter. Next up Del Oro @ Vacaville.

I got another scrimmage cancelled for College Park Girls Basketball. Looking to fill in one. Open Saturday Nov. 21st. - we can travel to your place. I can host on Nov. 19th
Please contact Brad Slininger at ca_viking@yahoo.com

DIVISION 1
De la salle vs. Cal.... De la salle 55-0 sparty rolls
Antioch vs. Amador Valley.... Antioch 28-21
Foothill vs Freedom... Foothill 49-35 high pace from the get go
*Game of the week* Monte Vista vs Pittsburg... This game is a toss up but I like the pirates 35-34


DIVISION 2
Clayton valley vs. Windsor... 42-14 ray jackson is going to have a field day...
Miramonte vs. Casa Grande... Miramonte 42-21 but i think Casa grande is going to come out better than people expect them too.
Concord vs. Maria Carrillo... Carrillo 28-21
Granda vs Tennyson... Tenneyson 28-14 (don't know much about these teams)

DIVISION 3
Campo vs. Acalanes... Campo 49-14 this one over quick....
Analy vs El cerrito... Analy 35-28... Analy could be on upset alert if they don't take EC seriously
Rancho Cotate vs Petaluma... Rancho 42-14 Rancho is just too athletic...
Alhambra vs. O'Dowd Alhambra 35-28 If Alhambra has penalty's like they had against De anza this could be the other way around...

Here is the BVAL All-League team for 2015.

http://libertyunion.schoolwires.net...tricity/Domain/944/2015 All-BVAL Football.pdf

2015 NIKE Tournament of Champions - Basketball December 17-22, 2015
Phoenix, AZ
Participating Teams

1. Alameda, CA
2. Amador Valley, Pleasanton, CA
3. American Fork, UT
4. Archbishop Mitty, CA
5. Archbishop Wood, Warminster, PA
6. Basha, AZ
7. Bellevue, WA
8. Bishop McNamara, Forestville, MD
9. Brea Olinda, Brea, CA
10. Brentwood Academy, Brentwood, TN
11. Cajon, San Bernadino, CA
12. Canyon Springs, Moreno Valley, CA
13. Carondelet, Concord, CA
14. Centennial, Corona, CA
15. Centennial, Las Vegas, NV
16. Century, Pocatello, ID
17. Chaminade, West Hills, CA
18. Chandler, AZ
19. Chaparral, Scottsdale, AZ
20. Cherry Creek, Greenwood Village, CO
21. Clovis West, Fresno, CA
22. Columbia, Decatur, GA
23. Corona del Sol, Tempe, AZ
24. Dillard, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
25. Eastside, Paterson, NJ
26. Etiwanda, CA
27. Fairmont Prep, Anaheim, CA
28. Fremont, NE
29. Gilbert, AZ
30. Hamilton, Chandler, AZ
31. Harrison, Kennesaw, GA
32. Herminston, OR
33. Highlands Ranch, CO
34. Homewood-Flossmoor, IL
35. Horizon Christian Academy, San Diego, CA
36. Horizon, Thornton, CO
37. Huntington Beach, CA
38. Indio, CA
39. Jserra, San Juan Capistrano, CA
40. Juanita, Kirkland, WA
41. La Jolla Country Day, CA
42. La Salle Prep, Miwaukie, OR
43. Liberty, Henderson, NV
44. Lincoln, Dallas, TX
45. Lone Peak, UT
46. Long Beach Poly, CA
47. Los Alamitos, CA
48. Lutheran, Parker, Co
49. Lynwood, CA
50. Marist, Chicago, IL
51. Marlborough, Los Angeles, CA
52. Mater Dei, Santa Ana, CA
53. Mesquite, Gilbert, AZ
54. Miami Country Day, FL
55. Milwaukie, OR
56. Morristown West, TN
57. Mountain View, Meridian, ID
58. Mullen, Denver, CO
59. New Trier, Winnetka, IL
60. Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, CA
61. Our Lady Good Counsel, Olney, MD
62. Perry, Gilbert, AZ
63. Pine Creek, Colorado Springs, CO
64. Punahou, HI
65. Red Mountain, Mesa, AZ
66. Riverdale Baptist, Upper Marlboro, MD
67. Rosary, Fullerton, CA
68. Sacramento, CA
69. Sacred Heart Academy, San Francisco, CA
70. Sacred Heart, Louisville, KY
71. South Mountain, Phoenix, AZ
72. Southwest Dekalb, Decatur, GA
73. Springfield Central, MA
74. Springfield, OR
75. St. Anthony, Long Beach, CA
76. St. Francis, Sacramento, CA
77. St. Mary's, Stockton, CA
78. St. Paul, Santa Fe Springs, CA
79. Thunderridge, Highlands Ranch, CO
80. Trinity Forest, River Forest, IL
81. Valley Vista, Surprise, AZ
82. Vanden, Fairfield, CA
83. Warren, Downey, CA
84. Wesleyan, Norcross, GA
85. West Campus, Sacramento, CA
86. Westview, Avondale, AZ
87. Wilson, OR
88. Windsor, CA
89. Windward, Los Angeles, CA
90. Xavier College Prep, Phoenix, AZ

Actually a great video on how the process may go... Login to view embedded media
Some interesting points with projections and scenarios.

There has been nothing said about the tragedy at Grant that can be understated. This will be without a doubt, a defining period of time for the Grant players, school, and community. What I want to comment on, though, was a display of kindness, support, and love that just can't be ignored. I thought the players who came from the different high schools in the area to support Grant High School on Monday night was one of the most impressive displays of humanity that I've ever witnessed. This was truly breath taking and I can't express the emotion that it caused in myself when I saw it. To the players who did this, and to whomever provided the inspiration to do it, your class and spirit will never be forgotten, and it's a worthy reminder of what the best in all of us can provide in times of turmoil and unrest. This includes all of the schools that sent telegraphs, food, fruit baskets, and everything else sent in support of this team, school and community. Blessings to you all!

I been reading mixed predictions about Vacaville making or not making the playoffs in case of a loss to Wood. The Vacaville Reporter stated that the top two seeds of the MEL go to the playoffs and if Vacaville were to lose they would most likely miss the playoffs being a 5-5 team. So it looks like its "win or go home" for my Bulldogs. The one big concern for me is their passing defense, we've seen it in those last 2mins of the Napa game. Vacaville had totally shut down Napa's running game until they started to pass the ball at the end of that game and that's how they made the comeback, with their passing. Will C. Wood is having one heck of a year in the passing game, that's what I'm worried about and Vacaville has always been known to have trouble stopping pass heavy teams.

Vacaville tough season so far might be one advantage against Wood, they are very well battle tested and looks like Wood had trouble against a physical Napa team. Vacaville needs to come out as physical and defensive as they did against Napa to be able to keep their playoff hopes alive. Looks like we are in for a nice Black and Blue Bowl.

DEFENSE..DEFENSE..DEFENSE!!!
GO VACAVILLE BULLDOGS!!!

Ever wonder how accurate the MaxPreps predictions (using CalPreps numbers) and point spreads are? Here's the link showing 1st round predictions and accuracy and 2nd round predictions.

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/1yBeYA...hool-football-score-projections---round-2.htm

1st round NCS D4. Sets up 2nd round rematch with Moreau Catholic.

Bellarmine QB Troy Martig will attend Columbia and run track.

Bellarmine WR/DB Kyle Macauley will attend Yale and run track.

It's always nice to see former NorCal standouts excel at the next level. It looks like last season's WCAL Player of the Year Sydney Raggio is off to a strong start at St. Mary's College. Sydney was named WCC Player of the Week after the first couple games of the season. Nice start to her college career.

sat by both lou richie & richard midgley at haas pavilion last monday night

richie told me his bishop o'dowd dragons will be inexperienced this season but with great talent & that they have the potential to be a nationally ranked team in a year or two...2018 point elijah hardy has a cal offer & is a high risk facilitator with tremendous quickness...his incoming freshmen include a big with raw but huge upside potential

midgley told me that his modesto christian crusaders have the potential to return to the nor cal open championshp game...he joked about enjoying watching ivan rabb rabb play for the bear vs having to gameplan against him (both richie & midgley along with golden state warriors staff member theo robertson are very close friends)...he thinks their 1st game vs folsom on november 28th in the prep tip off classic will be a real test, he's a huge fan of jordan ford's game after he helped coached the oakland soldiers this summer
http://bearinsider.com/forums/showthread.php?62260-cal-s-monster-class/page568