St. Francis also scored early in the third quarter on a John Giagiari to Bill Malcolm pass for 20 yards. LIVE OAK (5-3-1)(MBL at-large), 35-14, at St. Francis High, Nov. 22. -- A.J. WOODSIDE def. PALMA (8-1)(MTAL champ) def. The International Table Soccer Federation (ITSF) has held a World Championships annually or bi-annually, with the winning players and teams recognised as the best international multi-table players and teams of that period. Valdillez rushed for 150 yards, scored two touchdowns and intercepted a pass. Valdillez 68-yard TD run in the first quarter put Mitty ahead to stay. 1), 24-15, at Live Oak High, Nov. 23. Linebacker Derek France made two consecutive tackles on the two-yard line. SEASIDE, 14-6, at Foothill College, Dec. 3. I. HILLSDALE (6-3)(MPL champ) def. NORTH SALINAS, 41-7, at San Jose City College, Nov. 23. DEL MAR def. Seaside dominated the opening half, marching 61 yards in 12 plays for the first TD. MENLO-ATHERTON (8-1) (PL-BD 2nd) def. .BELLARMINE (8-1-1) (WCAL co-champ) def. Two teams had to survive intra-league playoffs to advance -- Monta Vista. CARLMONT (9-0)(SPL champ), 30-21, at Foothill College, Nov. 23 -- Homestead overcame a 21-0 halftime deficit. KINGS ACADEMY, 59-6, at Pacific Grove High, Nov. 27. OVERFELT (4-6) (BVAL-MHAL 7th) def. In, addition, there were eight at-large selections. Six top 25 rankings will be released by the College Football Playoff Selection Committee for the 2023 season, including final CFP field selections on Dec. 3, 2022. LIVE OAK (7-3)(MBL runner-up) def. CARMEL def. SARATOGA def. The Lancers missed a shutout when Homestead scored with 38 seconds remaining on a Bill Pence to Gary Waterfield pass. WILCOX (9-0-1)(SCVAL champ) def. SERRAMONTE (5-4-1)(NPL champ), 29-6, at Burlingame, Nov. 24 -- St. Francis scored in the first half on Doug Derners 32-yard pass interception runback and John Giagiaris 60-yard pass play to Karl Broussard. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. McHugh scored his third rushing touchdown of the half with two minutes remaining, breaking through for a 20-yard score. LELAND (9-1)(STAL runner-up), 20-6, at San Jose City College, Nov. 26 -- Hill scored twice in the fourth quarter to break a 6-6 deadlock. Subscribe to our . APTOS (7-3)(SCCAL 4th), 27-6, at Leigh High, Nov. 19. SEASIDE (7-3) (MBL co-champ), 24-21, at Leigh High, Nov. 23. PALMA (7-2-1)(TCAL co-champ), 24-20, at Valley Christian high, Nov.20, LOS GATOS def. SOQUEL (7-2)(SCCAL champ) def. The score was tied 13-13 at halftime but King City jumped to a 26-13 edge in the final quarter after two plunges for touchdowns. 1 in the CCS prior to this game, won the section championship with an easy victory before 4,500 chilled spectators. The organization's supreme governing body is the Federated Council. 2 team in the De Anza League on a league rule after tieing Saratoga. SOQUEL (6-4)(SCCAL), 34-0, at Salinas High, Nov. 23 -- North Salinas was sparked by the running of Anthony Toney and Donnie Johnston and the passing of Danny Teresa and John Horsley. WILLOW GLEN (4-5-1) (BVAL-MHAL tie 4th), 31-23, @ South SF High, Nov. 18. Carlmonts strong running attack was held to 63 yards and Sotelo completed 12 of 14 passes for 134 yards and one touchdown. @ Santa Teresa High, Nov. 20. Year after year, things change in the landscape of college football, with new storylines, stars, and strong teams making themselves prevalent nationally. MITTY def. LIVE OAK, 54-19, at San Jose City College, Dec. 1 The Crusaders rolled to an easy victory on the passing combination of Darius Bell to Daniel Cannon. OAK GROVE (7-3)(MHAL runner-up) def. Bellarmines first score came on an eight-yard Walker to Peckham pass. Tim Ginther, who had 123 yards in nine carries in the first half, scored on runs of 57 and 35 yards. SALINAS (7-2-1) (MBL 4th) def. 2 entry), 36-10, at St. Francis High, Nov. 18. MONTEREY, 17-6, at Gilroy High, Dec. 3 -- The Cowboys, aided by six Monterey turnovers in the second half, moved from a one-point halftime advantage to the win. MONTA VISTA def. As early as 1891, schools around the San Francisco Bay Area began competing against each other in football organized by the Amateur Academic Athletic Association. ST. FRANCIS (4-6) (WCL tie 2nd), 35-7, @ Los Gatos High, Nov. 16, LOS GATOS def. NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY (6-3) (MBL at-large), 36-6, at Santa Cruz High, Nov. 20. THE KINGS ACADEMY (6-4) (PAL-BD tie 4th), 50-21, at Carmel, Nov. 20. A bad punt snap had given the Bearcats the ball on the Sequoia 18 with 0:03 remaining. PALO ALTO, 34-0, at Gilroy High, Nov. 27. BURLINGAME (10-0) (PAL-OD champ), 14-7, at Burlingame High, Nov. 17. KING CITY (7-3)(MTAL runner-up) def. 2 entry), 61-27, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 19. LELAND, 17-3, at San Jose City College, Nov. 28. MENLO-ATHERTON (4-6) (PAL-BD tie 4th), 35-7, LIVE OAK (8-1-1)(MBL champ), 35-14, at Live Oak High, Nov. 22. Mitch Mathews tallied twice for the winners. PIONEER, 38-13, at San Jose City College, Nov. 25. Ryan Kanzaki of Westmont also scored twice, both on passes from Kevin Pham. CIF - Central Coast Section | 333 Piercy Road | San Jose, CA 95138 | Phone: (408) 224-2994, Cameron (70, pass interception) (Canes kick), Cameron (24, fumble recovery) (Canes kick), Clarke (10, pass from Lauck) (Fordham kick), Novak (14, pass from MacIntyre) (Kroenig kick), Severson (34, pass from MacIntrye) (kick failed), Alexander (17, pas from MacIntyre) (Kroenig kick), MacIntyre (45, fumble recovery) (Kroenig kick), Bradley (8, pass from Heneghan) (Costa kick), Nine league champions participated in the second annual playoffs with the addition of the Mission Trails Athletic League. After trailing 9-0 and 16-7, the Chieftains went ahead to stay late in the fourth quarter and held off a last-minute Aptos drive by causing a fumble on their own 15-yard line. ST. FRANCIS(9-1) (WCAL champ) def. VALLEY CHRISTIAN def. SANTA CRUZ def. Jarmar Julien starred also, intercepting two passes, rushing for 54 yards and scoring on a 10-yard pass play. Junior running back Eric Redwood scored the other TD on a 56-yard run. I. ST. FRANCIS def. TERRA NOVA, 28-0, at PAL Stadium, Nov. 28. WILCOX def. Both teams moved the ball well but turnovers kept the score down. Hernandez completed 14-of-25 pass attempts for 181 yards. Know & GO REWIND | ACL Tears And Recovery July 12, 2023. CUPERTINO (4-5)(DAL runner-up), 26-0, at Independence High, Nov. 16. HOLLISTER, 7-6, @ Gilroy High. WILCOX def. LIVE OAK def. The Dons scored on the third scrimmage play of the game when Marc Kleiman hit Tom Jonsson on a 75-yard pass play. CIF disclaims and is not liable for any inaccuracies or problems that may be caused by the use of Google Translate feature on our website. The game-winner came with 6:51 left as Mike Zauner booted a 37-yard field goal. LELAND (7-3)(MHAL at-large), 31-10, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 23. MONTEREY (9-1)(MBL 2nd) def. In addition, there were eight at-large selections. NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY (8-2)(MTAL champ) def. ST. FRANCIS (10-0)(WCAL champ) def. MONTEREY def. OAK GROVE, 14-6, at Independence High, Nov. 30. Quarterback Kevin Jurovich scored four touchdowns -- two on interceptions, one on a punt and another on a run to lead the Warriors to the lop-sided win. The CIF State Championships kick off Friday (December 9) and continue Saturday with a full slate of big games. GONZALES, 23-21, at Gilroy High, Nov. 29. PALMA (8-2) (TCAL champ) def. Leland scored first, marching 80 yards with Charlie Shea breaking loose off the right side for 42 yards and the score. BELLARMINE (9-0)(WCAL champ) def. Mater Dei (12-0) def. BRANHAM (6-3)(WVAL at large), 8-3, at Independence High, Nov. 22. PALO ALTO (9-1) (SCVAL runner-up), 21-14, OAK GROVE def. SCOTTS VALLEY (8-2) (SCCAL 2nd), 27-20, at Sacred Heart Prep, Nov. 19. It was Serras second CCS title, the first since 1990. Six schools near the state border are members of adjacent state's associations. BURLINGAME (5-4) (PL-BD 5th), 9-7, @ Pacific Grove High, Nov.16, PIONEER def. Pleasant getting the edge over Silver Creek in the Mount Hamilton; Mountain View being picked over Wilcox in the Santa Clara Valley and Westmont drawing a nod over Blackford in the West Valley -- all because of victories over their respective opponents during the regular season. LIVE OAK (5-4-1) (MBL 4th), 49-6, at Oak Grove High, Nov. 17. CARMEL (8-2) (MTAL 2nd), 47-14, at Carmel High School, Nov. 19. SARATOGA (7-3)(SCVAL-DAL 3rd) def. Why are people so riled up? ST. FRANCIS def. Serra then tallied on its second possession, Dooley scoring from the one after a 60-yard drive. VALLEY CHRISTIAN, 34-7, at San Jose City College, Dec. 4 -- After stopping Valley Christian on its first drive, the Cougars dominated the game. Top seeds were Pioneer (open), San Benito (Div I), Los Gatos (Div II), Terra Nova (Div III) and Carmel (Div IV). WILCOX (8-2) (SCVAL-DAL 2nd) def. WOODSIDE (7-3)(PAL 2nd), 20-19, at Gunderson High, Nov. 19. PIONEER (9-1) (BVAL-MHAL 2nd) def. MILPITAS, 35-28, at Independence High, Dec. 1 Down 28 points in the first half, Milpitas stormed back to tie the score only to lose to a fourth quarter touchdown by the Haybalers. MENLO (9-1) (PAL-OD champ), 42-0, at Salinas Sports Complex, Nov. 21. OAK GROVE def. SAN LORENZO VALLEY (10-0) (SCCAL champ) def. Bill Leonard, who kicked both conversions, completed the scoring with a 17-yard field goal in the final quarter. Gilroy grabbed the early advantage on the arm of Jamie Jensen (who finished with 388 yards) and the spread offense but Oak Grove started rolling in the second half, reeling off long runs and forced four Jensen interceptions. Undefeated Santa Teresa and once-beaten Bellarmine were the favorites in 4A with unbeaten Los Gatos being top pick in 3A. MONTA VISTA, 29-16, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 12 -- Giant-killer Mountain View won the title by upsetting previously unbeaten Monta Vista. MILLS (10-0) (PAL-OD), 49-7, at Mills High, Nov. 22. Hill played without quarterback Jack Overstreet who was ill. A linebacker, a wide receiver and a place-kicker took turns filling in at quarterback, most plays being run from short punt formation. The other 24 teams were then divided into three divisions -- large schools, medium schools and small schools -- based on enrollment. SALINAS, 35-17, at San Jose City College, Nov. 30. Marin Catholic 24-20, Small School: Modesto Christian def. Oak Groves second half rally was sparked by junior quarterback Kevin Vye who was 19 of 30 for 270 yards. MITTY, 21-20, at De Anza College, Nov. 27. PALMA (10-0)(MTAL champ) def. Historical Record of CCS Football Champions Year-by-Year. 22 clubs have won the UEFA Champions League/European Cup. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, 28-13, at PAL Stadium, Nov. 27. SANTA CLARA (8-1)(SCVAL No. SARATOGA (8-2)(WVAL champ) def. VALLEY CHRISTIAN def. BELLARMINE def. Once the field was set, the teams were divided into divisions based on enrollment. ST. FRANCIS def. MILPITAS def. ST. FRANCIS def. OAK GROVE def. Bellarmine had two false-start penalties in overtime and had to settle for a 20-yard field goal by Grant Bush. After a 7-7 halftime stalemate, Endaya scored for the second time and Lemos added the 14th point. Monta Vista was chosen as the No. Enterprise, Redding 41-9, Division III: Corona del Mar, Newport Beach def. MT. MENLO, 56-35, at Westmont High, Dec. 5 The Padres completed a perfect 12-0 season with the high-scoring victory. Oak Grove was seeded first in Division I, Overfelt in Division II, Aragon in Division III and Palma in Division IV. LIVE OAK, 14-0, at Buck Shaw Stadium, Dec. 2 -- The Falcons struck for two third-quarter touchdowns, scoring on their first possession of the second half when Ernie Gonzales went two yards to climax a six-play, 47-yard drive. SCOTTS VALLEY (9-1) (SCCAL champ) def. So. PIONEER (7-3) (BVAL-MHAL 3rd) def. Zeiter scored in the first quarter but Tyler Compani answered with two TD runs and just before halftime, Drew Fryhoff connected with Joseph Londre for seven-yard touchdown pass for Pioneer and a 14-point edge. Bill Leonard booted the winning extra point. MacIntyres touchdown passes were 14 yards to Bryce Novak, 34 yards to Ryan Severson and 17 yards to Brandon Alexander. VALLEY CHRISTIAN(6-4)(BVAL-MHAL tie 4th) def. MONTA VISTA (9-0)(FL champ) def. ARAGON, 39-6, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 24. NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY (8-1)(SCCAL champ), 35-20, at North Monterey County High School, Nov. 17. Saratogas first drive ended in the end zone on a Lindsay Megg 13-yard pass to Jeff Sloan. WILLOW GLEN (8-1-1)(BVAL-WVAL champ), 37-6, at Harbor High, Nov. 19. WOODSIDE (7-3) (PAL-BD tie 2nd), 12-6, at Woodside High School, Nov. 18. The format remained the same. The sections also serve as the qualifying entities for regional and state competitions, and may organize championships in sports not contested statewide, such as badminton, baseball, field hockey, gymnastics, lacrosse, skiing and snowboarding, soccer, softball, and water polo. Nair had 190 yards on 24 carries. ARAGON, 21-17, @ Santa Clara High, Nov. 24. LYNBROOK (7-2-1) (SCVAL-ECAL at-large), 40-6, at South San Francisco High, Nov. 19. LELAND, 14-10, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 2 -- After trailing 10-0, Los Gatos came back to win, scoring the winning touchdown when Mike Fisher, in punt formation on the first play of the fourth quarter, stunned the Chargers with a 41-yard scoring pass to Matt Giraudo. II. at South San Francisco High, Nov. 22. HALF MOON BAY (7-2-1)(NPL No. Other school principals voluntarily entered into the program, and by 1917, the organization was established statewide. However, after the 16 schools were selected for Division I, they were divided into eight-school 4A and 3A classifications based on a point system that took into account overall record, school enrollment, how the team fared the past three years in the playoffs and how the league for the particular school fared in the playoffs for the past three years. However, Leland surprised the top-ranked Eagles before an estimated 5,000 fans. This article is a list of male, female and national teams world champions in foosball.. TERRA NOVA (9-1)(NPL co-champ), 22-20, at Burlingame, Nov. 26 -- Hillsdale surprised on the strength of a 27-yard field goal by Mike Viarengo in the fourth quarter. NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY, 14-0, at Burlingame High, Dec. 5 -- Hillsdale, which finished the season at 12-0, had 205 total yards to the Condors 106. SANTA TERESA (7-3) (BVAL-STAL co-champ), 43-0, at Oak Grove High, Nov. 21. He then tied the score on a 44-yard gallop and scored the eventual winning touchdown on a two-yard plunge. Teams that wished to compete in the open division had to notify CCS on or before the third Monday in October. STEVENSON (8-2)(MTAL 2nd), 28-7, at Mitty High, Nov. 18. FREMONT (7-3)(SCVAL-ECAL champ), 42-14, at Leland High, Nov. 23. ARAGON(9-1)(PAL-BD-champ) def.SERRA(8-2)(WCAL tie 2nd.) Halladay (38, pass from Fisher) (Berk kick). Smaller schools, if they met certain criteria, had the option of moving to the larger school classification. MONTA VISTA (6-2-2)(DAL runner-up) def. Trailing 22-21 with six minutes remaining, Kyle Olugbode led the winners on a ground assault that ended with Olugbode going around right end for the final 33 yards. PIEDMONT HILLS (10-0)(STAL champ) def. Economy later added a 59-yard touchdown run. WILLOW GLEN (8-2)(STAL at-large), 41-13, at Live Oak High, Nov. 21. A tough Awalt defense held Pacific Grove ace, Gary Nair, to two yards rushing in the second half. ST. FRANCIS def. LOS GATOS (5-5)(SCVAL-DAL 4th), 27-25, at Hill High, Nov. 23. Pat Tillman scored twice for the winners and gained 79 yards in five carries. Saratoga scored four of the first five times it had the ball. Carswell broke open a 14-7 game with a 62-yard run. WOODSIDE def. World Series events are held for ITSF-recognised tables (Leonhart, Garlando, Bonzini . SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (7-3) (PAL-BD 3rd), Perry (54, pass from Bates) (Filice kick), Engles (56, pass from Grant) (Emanuel kick), Jurovich (44, pass from Mariucci) (Bronzovic kick), Caravez (3, pass from Ostrander) (Jorgensen kick), Faules (63, run) (Strong, pass from Maynard), Hogue (33, pass from Ostrander) (Jorgensen kick), McGee (80, kickoff return) (Strong, pass from Maynard), Hogue (22, pass from Ostrander) (Jorgensen kick), Hogue (35, pass from Ostrander) (Jorgensen kick), Tam (28, pass from Rollin) (Reimnitz kick), Bellotti (12, pass from Spraker) (Lee kick), Drew (5, pass from Rollin) (Reimnitz kick), Dahl (8, pass from Crisler) (Prather kick), Crow (10, pass from Crisler) (Prather kick), Crow (64, pass from Crisler) (Prather kick), Davilla (24 yard scoring run) (Prather kick), Davilla (60 yard scoring reception from Crisler) (Prather kick), Branson (11 yard scoring run) (Prather kick), Crook (7, pass from Bozzo) (Carvalho kick), Ortega (83, kickoff return) (kick failed), Humphries (24, pass from B. PALO ALTO (6-3-1) (SCVL-DAD tie 4th), 10-0, @ Terra Nova High, Nov. 16 JR Adams scored three time s for Valley Christian and Dominique Hunsucker gained 67 yard in 12 carries The victors' defense held Los Gatos to minus 14 rushing yards in the second half and Los Gatos continually had poor field position. SARATOGA def. STEVENSON (8-2) (MTAL 3rd) def. OAK GROVE, 15-14, at San Jose City College, Dec. 1 -- The Chieftains, disdaining the chance for a tie, went for the two-point conversion after scoring For the second straight year, nine league champions lined up for the playoffs, but the alignment was a little different. SALINAS def. St. Francis defense set up the only score -- Doug Derner intercepting a pass on the Bell 37. North Monterey County tallied in the second quarter on Ernie Vasquez 16-yard pass to Melvin Graham. TERRA NOVA (6-4) (PAL-BD 3rd place) def. PALMA, 41-38 (overtime), at San Jose City College, Nov. 24. Competition was on a regional basis with four at-large teams, one from each region, chosen to fill out the field. PACIFIC GROVE (8-2) (MTAL champ) def. OAK GROVE (9-1) (BVAL-MHAL champ) def. The Bandits, as well as the Omaha Beef and Topeka Tropics, all announced they were . SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, 62-13, @ Wilcox High, Nov. 23 ALVAREZ (6-3-1) (MBL co-champ), 28-13, at Silver Creek High, Nov. 23. It was Valley Christians 12 straight playoff win and no game was closer than 21 points. MONTEREY, 22-14, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 9 -- On the games first scrimmage play, Greg French swept end for 70 yards and a score for St. Francis. HOMESTEAD, 48-34, at San Jose City College, Dec. 7 -- After trailing at halftime, the Bears scored 21 unanswered points and coasted to the win. SAN LORENZO VALLEY def. Matt Loera also was outstanding for Live Oak, completing 8 of 16 passes for 118 yards and two touchdowns. CARLMONT (8-2)(PAL runner-up) def. Just before the field goal, reserve defensive back Mike Scofields interception halted Saratogas potential game-tieing drive. Palmas Mark Andrew kicked a 33-yard field goal in the third period to complete the scoring. Two teams had to survive intra-league playoffs to advance -- Monta Vista of the SCVAL American edging Awalt of the SCVAL National on a tie-breaker after the two deadlocked, 7-7; and Monterey winning the four-team Monterey Bay League Shaughnessy playoff. SARATOGA def. The first half was a see-saw scoring battle with Los Gatos leading 27-21 at intermission but the second half was a defensive battle. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (6-3-1)(NPL runner-up) def. Jonsson (75, pass from Kleiman) (Coletta kick). NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY, 21-14, at Cabrillo College, Nov. 29 --. Pioneer was able to move the ball, but could not push anything into the end zone. WILCOX, 24-7, at San Jose City College, Nov. 29. MONTEREY def. SANTA CLARA (9-1) (SCVAL-ECD champ), 22-13, at Santa Clara High School, Nov. 19. Small School: St. Margaret's (SJ Capistrano) def. Oak Grove chalked up two quick TDs in the third quarter when Jeff Dean went 86 yards with the second half kickoff and Tony Keith romped 69 yards from scrimmage. MONTEREY def. GILROY, 46-35, at San Jose City College, Nov. 30 After failing behind by two touchdowns, the Eagles scored 32 unanswered points to win their sixth CCS title. As before, small schools, if they met certain criteria, had the option of moving to one of the larger school classifications. Francis Parker 44-40, Open Division: Grant (Sacramento) def. SALINAS (9-0-1)(MBL No. KING CITY (6-4) (MTAL 2nd), 62-12, at Seaside High School, Nov. 17. MOUNTAIN VIEW (6-4) (SCVAL-DAAL tie 3rd), 20-18, at Leigh High School, Nov. 18. The 24 teams were divided into the three sub-divisions by enrollment with 4A being the largest schools. The UK and Ireland's chances of hosting Euro 2028 appear to have improved significantly after UEFA confirmed Turkey and Italy had requested to merge their bids for Euro 2032. SAN MATEO (7-3) (PAL-OD champ) def. SALINAS (7-1)(MBL champ) def. Both Woodside TD passes were from Doug Samuels to his brother, James. BELLARMINE def. WOODSIDE and LELAND tied, 17-17, at PAL Stadium, Dec. 3 -- Although Leland jumped out to an early lead, Woodside took advantage of turnovers to battle III. SEASIDE (7-2-1) (MBL co-champ) def. HOLLISTER (5-3-2)(MBL 3rd), 28-3, at Leland High, Nov. 22. SAN MATEO (10-0)(PAL champ), 21-6, at Burlingame High, Nov. 19. SEASIDE, 16-14, at Salinas, Dec. 2 -- After trailing 14-0 at halftime, Monterey took advantage of a pair of second half opportunities. OAK GROVE def. TERRA NOVA (9-0-1)(NPL champ) def. Gill Hernandez kicked three field goals for Woodside-- all more than 35 yards. SAN BENITO (6-4) (TCAL 3rd), 22-14, LEIGH (8-2) (BVAL-MHAL tie 2nd), 26-16, at Leigh High, Nov. 21. PIONEER, 24-20, at Westmont High, Nov. 28. LOS GATOS def. BRANHAM (9-0)(WVAL champ), 28-21, at Branham High, Nov. 18. RIORDAN, 20-17, at PAL Stadium, Dec. 1 -- After the two teams traded leads throughout the contest, San Lorenzo Valley marched 62 MILPITAS (7-3) (SCVAL-DAAL tie 2nd ) def. MONTEREY, 15-14, at De Anza College, Nov. 25. CUPERTINO, 33-14, at San Jose City College, Nov. 29. APTOS def. Palma scored on a 17-yard run by Matt Guerrero; San Lorenzo Valley tallied twice on Orion Latins 63 and 10-yard passes from Dusty Dixon to take the lead 19-16 with less than a minute to play; and Palma won the game with 10 seconds remaining on a 32-yard pass from Guerrero to Michael Sparks. DEL MAR (8-1)(WVAL champ) def. (MPL champ), 14-0, at Burlingame High, Nov. 21. SOQUEL, 46-6, at Cabrillo College, Nov. 26. The winning tally, however, was registered by defensive lineman Jerry Brooks who took a fumbled ball out of the air and went 75 yards to put the Mustangs in the lead. Sequoia High, Nov. 21. LOS GATOS, 12-6, at Westmont High, Nov. 27. Dan Olivier rushed for 145 yards in 19 carries with two touchdowns -- both from 15 yards out. WILCOX, 28-14, at Cupertino High, Dec. 5 -- With the score 14-14 and less than nine minutes to play, Overfelts Larry Morris carried the ball six times in a seven-play touchdown drive that put his team ahead to stay. SALINAS (6-4) (TCAL 4th) def. OAK GROVE, 14-6, at Independence High, Nov. 26. Austin had scored earlier on an eight-yard run and a 59-yard pass reception. Bejarano dominated the early play, completing 6 of 15 passes for 132 yards and one touchdown and running 11 times for 75 yards and another score.

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