DE LA SALLE 35, PITTSBURG 0 In what was arguably a matchup between the East Bay’s two best
defensive teams, this games was always going to come down to which team’s offense could execute and make the least amount of mistakes. Not surprisingly, it was
De La Salle (13-0)....
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There will be plenty on the line when six teams take the field this week for the final three Sac-Joaquin Section football titles up for grabs. We dig into each matchup and give our predictions. DIVISION I MATCHUP: No. 1 FOLSOM (13-0) vs. No. 7 TRACY (10-3) ...
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By Chace Bryson | Photos by Phillip Walton Had he not been prepared for it, Rocco Fitzgerald almost certainly would’ve been convinced someone was trying to fool with him. Catch him off guard. Weird him out. Because this batting cage was really talking to him. A 10-year-old...
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CALIFORNIA 35, LIBERTY 24 Liberty struck first with a touchdown on the first p
lay of the game, but it was the host Grizzlies that had the
last
laugh as they outscored the Lions 21-7 in the second half to earn a hard-fought win in a North...
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There will be plenty on the line when 10 teams take the field this week as five North Coast Section football titles go up for grabs. We dig into each matchup and give our predictions. DIVISION I MATCHUP: No. 1
DE LA SALLE (12-0) vs. No. 3...
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ATHLETE SCHOOL SPORT COLLEGE Keenan Brigman Valley Christian-San Jose Baseball Pacific Chris Brown College Park-Pleasant Hill Baseball UC Davis Kris Bubic Archbishop Mitty-San Jose Baseball Stanford Noah Burnham College Park Baseball UC Santa Barbara Brendt Citta Le
land-San Jose Baseball San Jose State Myles Coston
De La Salle-Concord Baseball Fresno State...
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Reviewing the first high school football event at Levi’s Stadium, and five suggested future matchups. State of P
lay: Mark Tennis It wasn’t the Friday night lights of the Corral at Oakdale High, but for senior fullback Frankie Trent the Saturday afternoon sunshine he felt on Oct. 11 at Levi’s...
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Last year’s cover story in SportStars by Ben Enos focused on football bragging rights being
deci
ded in games between teams from the Bay Area and the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section. At the time Enos wrote the story, the Sac-Joaquin held a 114-90 edge in reported games from the 2009...
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5. ANTOINE CUSTER
De La Salle-Concord, Football, JR. The speedy-yet-powerful 5-foot-8, 185-pound running back was the SportStars Bay Area Male Athlete of the Fall after he rushed for 1,942 yards, a single-season total which p
laced him No. 6 on the progam’s all-time list. He rushed for 24 TDs...
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1. ST. FRANCIS-MOUNTAIN VIEW (29-5 in 2015) Returning plenty of talent from their 2015 Central Coast Section Open Division championship roster, the
Lancers were a no brainer to begin at No. 1 this season. UC
LA-bound outfiel
der and pitcher, Jeremy Y
dens, will lead a dynamic offense and solid
defensive...
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State of P
lay: Mark Tennis It may seem like Southern California schools and teams in many sports always get benefit of the doubt when it comes to rankings and honors on the statewi
de level compared to Northern California. Here’s a shock. Yes, they do. But it has nothing...
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1 – Maggie Steffens, Monte Vista-Danville, Water Polo When we named her our first SportStars Female Athlete of the Fall in January of 2011, we asked her if she could see herself competing at the Olympics. This is what Steffens said: “I can envision myself (in London), but it’s...
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