All-NorCal Football Offense | Spring 2021

No First Teams Or Second Teams — These Are Simply The 20 Offensive Players We Selected To Honor As All-NorCal Standouts This Spring •

TOP IMAGE: Vista del Lago-Folsom running back, Ethan Menezes (David Gershon photo)

Our All-NorCal Football Offense and Defense were chosen a little differently from years past. With so much disparity between the schedules that programs were able to play, we decided to replace our usual NorCal Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, with Regional Players of the Year.

In addition to the overall NorCal Player of the Year (Lu-Magia Hearns), we also named a Bay Area Player of the Year and Sac-Joaquin Player of the Year.

BAY AREA PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Hassan Mahasin, Serra-San Mateo, Jr. — His nickname is “The Missile” and he skyrocketed himself to regional and national attention this spring. Cal-Hi Sports named him its State Running Back of the Year as he racked up 745 total yards and 10 touchdowns for the 5-0 Padres. He made plays all over the field and finished the spring as a four-star recruit with a number of Power 5 offers. In addition to being our Bay Area Player of the Year, he was also a Cal-Hi Sports 1st Team All-State selection as well as NorCalPreps.com’s NorCal Player of the Year.

SAC-JOAQUIN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Chris Lands, Monterey Trail-Elk Grove, Sr. — When USC-bound star Prophet Brown opted out of the spring season, it was Lands who inherited the Do-Everything Role for the Mustangs. Maybe the only thing Lands didn’t do is complete a pass this spring (he was 0-for-1). However, he did manage to rush for 612 yards on just 50 (!) carries, an average 12.2 yards per tote. He also caught a 17-yard TD pass and had 176 return yards and two scores (one via kickoff and one via interception). He also added 16 tackles and a sack. 

Following is our 20-man All-NorCal Football Offense roster. To check out who we got on the other side of the ball, visit our All-NorCal Football Defense.

All-NorCal Football Offense | Spring 2021

QB Tyler Tremain (Folsom), Jr.

Had no problem joining the Bulldog QB lineage; threw for 2,024 yards and 27 TD with just 4 INT.

QB Brady Huchingson (Acalanes-Lafayette), Sr.

Shined during his second year in Floyd Burnsed’s offense; passed for 1,381 yards and 15 TD.

QB Dorian Hale (De La Salle-Concord), Sr.

Sac State commit finished 30-3 as a starter for NorCal’s premier program

RB Hassan Mahasin (Serra-San Mateo), Jr.

Our Bay Area Player Of The Year and a 1st Team All-State selection who lived up to his “Missile” nickname with 745 yards of total offense and 10 TDs.

RB Daytuawn Pearson (Pittsburg), Sr.

Thrived during his one year in Pitt’s no-huddle attack; averaged 12.5 yards per carry and caught 14 passes.

RB Jonah Coleman (Lincoln-Stockton), Jr.

Arizona commit landed 2nd Team All-State honors and should be one of the most watched RBs in Sac-Joaquin Section this fall.

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RB Adam Garwood (Los Gatos), Sr.

Rushed for more than 600 yards with 11 TDs for Wildcats team that finished 5-0.

RB Ethan Menezes (Vista del Lago-Folsom), Sr.

Sac Bee’s Offensive Player of the Year averaged 210 rushing yards per game and scored 16 total TDs.

WR Jadyn Marshall (St. Mary’s-Stockton), Jr.

The 1st Team All-State selection was electric as both a receiver and kick returner in Rams’ four games.

WR Tsion Nunnally (Cardinal Newman-Santa Rosa), Sr.

The Washington State commit caught 25 passes for 520 yards and 7 TDs over just five games.

WR Jurrion Dickey (Valley Christian-San Jose), So.

Arguably the top recruit in a deep 2023 NorCal WR class; had 5 TDs among 14 grabs

WR Rico Flores Jr. (Folsom), So.

Nearly one of every three of his catches went for scores; 31 for 606 yards and 10 TDs

WR Jalen Moss (Menlo-Atherton-Atherton), Jr.

Soon to be four-year varsity talent had 319 receiving yards and 150 return yards over five games.

TE JP Murphy (San Ramon Valley-Danville), Sr.

San Diego State-bound talent topped every postseason list of the region’s tight ends; averaged 23.7 yards per catch.

OL Jackson Brown (San Ramon Valley-Danville), Jr.

Will be among Bay’s top returning linemen this fall; offers already from Cal, Colorado and Pitt.

OL Hudson Mesa (St. Francis-Mountain View), Sr.

San Jose State-bound center was both a physical and emotional leader for Lancers. 

OL Matai Bell (Camplindo-Moraga), Sr.

Army commit opened up plenty of lanes for 600-yard rusher Dillon Thoms.

OL Jon Puckett (De La Salle-Concord), Sr.

Puckett was a model of consistency for a Spartans offense that barely missed a step despite all the missed time.

OL Tyler Charbonneau (Clayton Valley-Concord), Sr.

Cal Poly commit was the anchor to EBAL champions’ grind-it-out attack.

OL Bobby Piland (Rocklin), Jr.

Two-way standout tackle earned Sac Bee’s inaugural Lineman Of The Year honor.

K Cole Becker (Rocklin), Sr.

Becker will head to the Univ. of Colorado as the nation’s No. 1 kicking recruit in his class.