Congratulations to Nicholas Stone and Chiron Pham on their Commitment signing to Cal Maritime

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.

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

Division I - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-1.htm

Division II - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-2.htm

Division III - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-3.htm

Division IV - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-4.htm

Division V - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-5.htm

Division VI - https://www.maxpreps.com/tournament...section-baseball-championships-division-6.htm

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

That is a real bummer

SJS D2: Granite Bay beat Elk Grove 4-3: Elk Grove scored a run in the sixth and the seventh to force extra innings, but Granite Bay proved victorious in 11 innings. Granite Bay junior Chase Bentley had a home run and two RBI and gave up two runs over six innings with eight strikeouts. Elk Grove senior Troy Taylor went 2-for-4 with a RBI and a run scored. Senior Russell Pettis struck out nine batters in 4.2 innings of relief.

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NCS Division I

De La Salle beat College Park 7-3: The Spartans scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth to record their 33rd straight NCS/NorCal playoff win. Sophomore Brandon Vargas had two RBI as part of the rally. College Park senior Nathan Leffel gave up one run over four innings and added two RBI at the plate.

Granada beat Acalanes 6-0: Granada senior Parker Warner gave up two hits and a walk over six shutout innings with six strikeouts to send the No. 1 Matadors to the NCS finals. Junior Mikey Boyd went 3-for-4 with a RBI. Acalanes threw Peter Thorn, who gave up five runs (two earned) in 3.1 innings of work.

NCS Division III

Campolindo beat Sonoma Valley 3-1: Junior Colin Rutzen gave up an unearned run in a complete game, seven-hitter. Sophomore Cole Fischer went 2-for-2 with a RBI. Sonoma Valley senior Nicolas Sebastiani went 3-for-3 with a run scored.

San Marin beat Encinal 10-3: Seniors Anthony Scheppler and Cole Chamberlain each had a home run and four RBI and Chamberlain added three runs scored. Junior Tyler Keehn gave up two runs over six innings. Encinal senior Hudson Taylor went 2-for-3 with a double and RBI.

SJS Championships

Leroy Greene Academy beat Ripon Christian 12-11: Leroy Greene won a wild Division VI finals with senior Drew Perry adding a home run and four RBI. The game was tied at 5-5 after five innings. Then Leroy Greene scored seven runs in the sixth and Ripon Christian countered with five runs in the bottom half of the inning. The Knights added one in the bottom of the seventh. Ripon Christian freshman Noah DeBruyn had three RBI in the loss.

Woodland Christian beat Valley Christian 12-2: Woodland Christian ended a dominant run through the Division VII bracket with a 10 run, five inning win on Tuesday. In total, Woodland Christian outscored its four opponents 51-8.

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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Nice pickup for Chico State in landing one of the top available seniors in NorCal

They recently offered De La Salle DB Jaden Jefferson and Campolindo TE/DE Crosby Kelly

We are extremely excited for another season with our Prolific Prep "Green" Squad. The Prolific Prep "Green" Squad are members of Prolific Prep and come from the USA and around the World. Prolific Prep Green team members that plays an additional 25+ games during the Winter season. Last year was a huge success on its inaugural year with 3 of its members receiving D1 offers to date. Next year we will be expanding games/events for an even stronger showing on the Grind Session.

• Prolific Prep Green receives Grind Session games which are broadcast on Tanager TV. This year will have expanded events because of its success.
• Play in 16 Fall League games in September and October
• 6 Days a week of practice, weight room, and skill development starting in August as one unit (National Team and Green)
• Opportunity to be coached by the Prolific Prep coaching staff
• Members of the Prolific Prep team and the opportunity to get on the travel roster of Prolific Prep
• Ability to have access to College Recruiting due to the large number of recruitable athletes in the Prolific Prep High School program and its Golden State Prep Post Grad program respectively.
• Loaded Front Court with multiple 6-9+ D1 prospects to date.

For more info please visit https://www.prolificprep.org/teamsinfo

For Serious inquiries, please email Prolific Prep ProlificPrepInfo@gmail.com

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.