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j u n e 4, 2022 Nipom o Hig h Sc h ool
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Welcome to the 2022 Central Coast FCA All-Star Football
Classic. On behalf of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes
and our planning Committee we would like to welcome you table of
c ontents
to this 11th Annual Event.
In FCA, we encourage what we call “the heart and soul in
sports” and through this game hope to model our core values
of integrity, serving, teamwork and excellence. Over the past Welcome Letter 3
eleven years, FCA has grown to have a student presence at 20 About FCA 4
local high school, middle school and college campuses. This Past Honorees and Award Winners 5
is done with the support of volunteers, coaches, teachers,
and parents who see the need for our message. Through
Pioneer Valley 6
our FCA huddles, events and one-one one discipleship we Paso Robles 8
engage, equip and empower coaches and athletes up and Santa Maria 10
down the central coast and we are thrilled to see the positive Templeton 12
impact our ministry is having in our community. Honorary Official - Thomas Lake 13
St. Joseph 14
It is our privilege to host this all star football game for the
Central Coast. Tonight we hope you will join us in honoring
Coaches for tonight’s game 15
players, coaches and officials during this exciting event. Atascadero 16
Righetti 18
I would like to give a special thanks to our planning Honorary Coach - Harold “Mike” Denne 19
committee and the Los Padres Football Officials Association, Morro Bay 20
who have put so much work into making this game a success. Cabrillo 22
We would also like to thank our local football coaches as
well as our premiere sponsors: KSBY 6, The Santa Ynez
San Luis Obispo 24
Band of Chumash Indians, and Dignity Health for their Honorary Coach - Jerry Thompson 25
generous contributions. Lompoc 26
Arroyo Grande 28
Finally a special thanks to the local car dealerships that have Santa Ynez 30
made it possible for us to raffle away a free car and help
Nipomo 32
this event to be a tremendous fundraiser for area schools.
Thank You! Mission Prep 34
Orcutt Academy 36
Valley Christian 37
Luke Llamas San Luis County Roster 38-39
Multi-Area Director Santa Barbara County Roster 40-41
Central Coast FCA
A ll Star Commit t ee
Greg Dickinson (Asst Principal - Pioneer Valley HS)
Pat Cusack (Business Leader - Honda of Santa Maria)
Luke Llamas (Area Director - Central Coast FCA)
Mike Ostini (Los Padres Officials Association)
Ed Barnett (Retired Coach - Allan Hancock College)
Ken Gruendyke (Retired Coach - Santa Ynez HS)
Bobby Kennedy (Los Padres Officials Association)
Tom Lake (Los Padres Officials Association)
John Durant (Retired Football Coach - SLO HS)
Dan “Oli” Oliveras (Los Padres Officials Association)
Jessica Ruffoni (Administrator - Toyota of Santa Maria)
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ab out fca The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives. . . one heart at a time. Since 1954, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, collegiate, high school, junior high and youth levels to impact the world for Jesus Christ. FCA is the largest Christian sports organization in America. FCA focuses on serving local communities by engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to make a difference for Christ. www.centralcoastfca.org/football vision “To see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.” 4
pas t mvp’s: 2011: Marcel Blow (Lompoc) 2012: Paul Avila (St. Joseph) 2013: Scotty Cusack (St. Joseph) 2014: AJ Flores (Lompoc) 2015: Karson Block (Atascadero) 2016: Marc Martin (Atascadero) 2017: CJ Cole (St. Joseph) 2018: Dino Maldonado (St. Joseph) 2019: Jasper Kadlec (Santa Ynez) 2021: Kidasi Nepa (Righetti) past fca influence award winners: 2011: Zach Powell (Lompoc) and Bo Bonheim (Paso Robles) 2012: Elias Stokes (Paso Robles) and Matt Hole (St. Joseph) 2013: Connor Truhitte (Templeton) and Luke Wilson (Righetti) 2014: Brandon Cutler (SLO) and Bryce Moses (Cabrillo) 2015: Josh McEwen (Atascadero) and David Lopez (Santa Maria) 2016: Max Morris (St. Joseph) and Daniel Rusco (Templeton) 2017: Richard Goldammer (Paso Robles) and Jacob Rothanzl (Righetti) 2018: Austin Dasis (Righetti) and Cade England (Paso Robles) 2019: Charles Lincoln (SLO) and Avery Fondern (Righetti) 2021: Nico Ambriz (AG) Kidasi Nepa (Righetti) past honored coaches: 2011: Bill Stansbury (Paso Robles) and Dick Barrett (Lompoc) 2012: Larry Welsh (Atascadero) and Tom Hawkins (Santa Maria) 2013: Joe Zeno (Paso Robles) and Mike Warren (Lompoc) 2014: John Huss (Arroyo Grande) and Barney Eames (Santa Maria) 2015: Leon Criner (San Luis Obispo) and Will Stensland (Santa Ynez) 2016: John Durant (San Luis Obispo) and Ken Gruendyke (Santa Ynez) 2017: Dick Mannini (Santa Maria) and Jerry Reynolds (Templeton) 2018: Robin Luken (Lompoc) and Vic Ecklund (San Luis Obispo) 2019: John Andree (Morro Bay) and Bob Jimenez (Righetti and Pioneer Valley) 2021: Tom Goossen (Arroyo Grande) and Steve Haskins (Cabrillo) past fca honorary officials: 2011: John Iribarren 2012: Dick Pierce 2013: Jim Follis 2014: Guy Graham 2015: Jerry Mrozek 2016: Michael Ostini 2017: Alan Ashby 2018: Randy Schuldt 2019: Bobby Kennedy 5 2021: Stan Dominguez
Pioneer Valley
pa nt hers
The 2021 Panther season featured a lot of adversity starting with a late summer coaching change. In mid-July Coach
Beck stepped down. PVHS hired Lompoc defensive coordinator Dustin Davis to lead the Panthers. Short on time
and looking to engineer a cultural shift Coach Davis and his staff put together one of the area’s stingiest defenses
while the offense struggled to find their rhythm all the while dealing with the struggles of covid and quarantines,
as many programs did. Adan Rubalcava led the team on both sides of the ball and was honored with 1st Team
All Mountain League FS. Rubalcava led the Panthers in Rushing, Receiving, tackles, played multiple positions on
D and even took some snaps at QB. Panther QB Ritchie Robles had a great year considering it was his first year
playing football since his freshman year and not starting until a few weeks before the season began. The Panthers
had numerous games where they led in most offensive statistical categories yet came up short on the scoreboard
including a 455-yard performance in the D6 semifinal game. The Offense’s best performance came in the final
minutes of the Quarterfinals needing a score to tie and a score in overtime to win. The OL was led by left tackle
Eric Lopez who led the unit in pancake blocks, gave up the fewest sacks and fewest penalties and earned 2nd team
honors
The Panther Defense anchored the team all season, giving inspiring performances on several occasions and keeping
games within reach. Despite learning a new defensive scheme late in the summer, panther defenders played with grit
and tenacity all season. Led by the D-line and All League FS Adan Rubalcava the Panther D gave many opponents
offenses fits while giving their own offense favorable field position. Newcomer Jacob Velasquez made an instant
impact on the D-line from his nose tackle position. His quickness and ability to read blocks caused havoc for
opposing offenses and earned him 2nd Team honors. Panthers earning honorable mention include Rudy Mendez-
RB, Ritchie Robles-QB, Efren Castro-Line, Jesus Hidalgo-Line, Joshua Hernandez-Line.
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www.homemotor s.net
Each player in tonight’s game will receive a FCA Bible
courtesy of Aqua Systems and Dana Nafziger
(FCA Board Member, Cal Poly Alum, former NFL PLayer)
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Paso Robles
b e a rc at s
The Bearcat Coaching staff is proud of our 2022 Bearcats who won their first league championship since
2017 and had back-to-back winning seasons (5-2 in the spring and 7-4 in the fall). They also made their first
playoff appearance since 2017 and had their first playoff win since 2014, upsetting the #6 team in our division
in the playoffs. The reason for our success was due to our senior leadership led by Bastiaan Jaureguy #42,
the Mountain League Defensive Player of the Year. The offense was led with a strong ground game and the
leadership of senior quarterback Trevon Bridewell (1st team all league punter) and Dominic Weber (Offensive
Line), and 2nd team offensive lineman Brian Ibarra. The Bearcats had a stout defense led by 1st team all
league defensive players Jake Morones (Linebacker) and Brandon Bonham (Defensive Back). Coleton
Sullivan (Linebacker) and Kyle Bonham (Defensive Back) serviced the defense and received 2nd team all-
league honors. Rounding out the senior leadership was Andrew Olsen (Tight End/DL), Jovanny Reyes
(Linebacker), Nate Guerrero (Offensive Line) who all contributed to the success of our season. Thank you
seniors and we wish you luck on the next phase of your life, we know you will make your community proud!
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Santa Maria
saint s
The Saints finished the 2021 football season with a 2-8 record. Our athletes
worked and played incredibly hard throughout the entire season, and we are
proud to have 10 of our seniors representing our school at this year’s all-star
game.
Nick Martinez was a three year varsity player and was vital to the Saints
offense as a wide receiver and defense as an outside linebacker. Nick was always
battling injury but still led the team in catches and receiving touchdowns and
was constantly making plays on defense.
Zach Borges and Juluis Booker were two-year varsity players. Having
missed time early in the season to become academically eligible, both Zach
and Juluis made immediate impacts upon their return to the field. Zach was
a deep threat receiver and corner while Booker was a disruptive player on
the defensive line. David Placencia was the ultimate utility player for the
Saints this past season. Due to injuries David was asked to play RB, WR, QB,
Safety and Linebacker and he did so without ever batting an eye. David was
the ultimate teammate and always did what was best for the team.
Joseph Galindo was another utility player for the Saints this season playing multiple positions on both offense and
defense. Joseph is an ultimate competitor and never lets his size define who he was. Galindo thrived as a defensive
back, often taking the challenge to guard the opposing team’s best receiver. Salomon Gomez was a two-year varsity
player and undoubtedly the toughest player on the team as he anchored the Saints offensive line. He played through
multiple injuries this year and never came off the field. He always knew his assignments and was quick to correct his
mistakes. Salomon will be attending Sacramento state this fall.
Larry Vea was a two-year varsity player and was pivotal player for the Saints offensive line. Larry is a man of few
words and let his play do all the talking. Larry was voted team captain this year and was always a team player trying
to make everyone around him better every day. Alejandro Castillo was a two-year varsity player primarily playing
defensive back. Never one to shy away from a challenge, Alejandro embraced his new position and became true
technician. Alejandro was a great leader for the team and always had a great attitude. He will be attending Chico
state this fall.
Jose Carreon was a two-year varsity player holding it down in the trenches week after week. Jose was a standout
defensive lineman for the Saints almost always commanding double teams. Jacob Nava was a two-year varsity player
playing outside linebacker and running back. Jacob has the biggest heart and was a true inspiration for the team.
Although a knee injury kept him out most of the season, Jacob constantly pushed his teammates to be the best
versions of themselves on and off the field.
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11Templeton
eagles
The 2021 Templeton Eagles were a very
young football team. The Eagles started 12
sophomores in route to a 5-5 season. Those
sophomores had GREAT leadership from the
four young men representing Templeton High
School tonight. Jack Wood, Austin Marquart,
Kadin Javadi and Harrison Orradre. We could
not have asked for better young men to be a
part of the FCA All Star Game.
Jack Wood led our offense and he was voted
the Ocean League Co-Offensive Player of the
Year. Jack moved to Templeton just as school
was starting and he only got to play in 8
games. He led our team in rushing, with 1022 yards, and receiving. He also was respected by his team mates almost
immediately and his outgoing personality was infectious. Jack made a major impact on our program and community
is his short time here. Jack also participate in High School Rodeo and team ropes with Kadin Javadi, another FCA all
star playing tonight. Austin Marquart is exactly what the phrase “team player” means. He played at least 6 different
positions for the Eagles, some games having to change his number, but never hesitated to do what ever he was asked
to do. He was a unanimous team captain and received our Eagle of the Year award. Austin will be missed by the
coaches and players alike for his leadership and “all in” attitude.
Kadin Javadi is a young man of many talents. He played Outside Linebacker and Tight End for the Eagles this
past season. He also was our deep snapper on punts and PAT’s. Kadin made our defensive adjustment calls on the
field and was given the task of making are coverage changes. While Kadin is an excellent football player, his greatest
talent might be in the Rodeo Arena. Kadin is one of the best steer wrestlers in the California High School Rodeo
Association. He was the steer wrestling champion at the California High School Rodeo Challenge of Champions in
March and also won one round at the Junior NFR in Las Vegas last December. He was able to juggle football, rodeo,
and school and did so very successfully.
Every team needs a Harrison Orradre. He is one the toughest and hardest playing young men to come through
Templeton High School ion the past 15 years. Harrison proves his toughness often as he also participates in High
School Rodeo as a saddle bronc rider. He also participates in other rodeo events, but he enjoys the saddle bronc
event the most. Harrison didn’t start playing football till his junior year, but proved to be an important part of our
program. His ability to play a position where he gave up 80-100 pounds to the person playing across form him was
vital in our defensive success. Harrison’s sense of humor and commitment will be missed by the Eagles.
Good luck tonight to all of these young men as they represent their team, school and community.
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93405, 805-543-7001
honorary official - Thomas Lake
The Los Padres Football Officials Association (LPFOA) Board of Directors are proud
and honored to have selected Thomas Lake as the 2022 FCA Don Wilson Honorary
Official Award Honoree.
Tom started his football officiating career in 1980 in Orange County, California
and has been a member of the LPFOA for the past 39 years. During this time, Tom
officiated over 30 California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) playoff games, which
included 4 CIF Championships in 2001, 2004, 2011, and 2015. One of Tom’s
proudest moments on the field was in 2016, when CIF selected him to officiate a
State Regional playoff game in Los Angeles. He also officiated Community College
football for several years, including working a Bowl Game. Tom was the LPFOA’s
Secretary-Treasurer for the past 15 years, and the Secretary-Fee Negotiator for the
parent organization of the LPFOA, the Los Padres Officials Association since 2019.
His presence on the LPFOA Board of Directors, on the field officiating, and in the classroom has brought the level of officiating to
its highest level. Tom was born and raised in Michigan. In 1969 he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering
at Valparaiso University, and then a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Golden Gate University in 1979. His professional career path
went several directions before landing in Santa Barbara County. These paths included; civil engineer, salesman, municipal financing
consultant, and municipal bond attorney. Finally, Tom ended his professional career as a Senior Deputy District Attorney for the
County of Santa Barbara starting in 1983, and retiring in 2009.
Tom would like to give a special thank you to his wife, Cathy, for all her love and support during his officiating career. They have
been married for 36 years and have three adult children, daughters Jessica and Erin, and son Kevin. Tom would also like to thank
his mentors and Past FCA Honorary Officials; Jerry Mrozek, Guy Graham, Jim Follis, John Iribarren, Dick Pierce, Bobby Kennedy,
and Mike Ostini. Congratulations Thomas Lake, the 2022 FCA Don Wilson Honorary Official Honoree. 13St. Joseph
k night s
The St. Joseph Knights finished the 2022 at 4-1 in the Mountain
League and took a share of the league championship. They will be
represented by eight incredible seniors of which seven will be continuing
their playing career at the next level. Travis Royal was a three-sport
athlete playing football, baseball, and track. He was also a three-year
starter at the Varsity level and also a two time All Mountain League
selection. Travis did a tremendous job for the Knights in all three facets
of the game where he led the team in receptions and interceptions.
He accomplished all this while holding over a 4.0 grade point average.
Travis plans on continuing his career at College of the Canyons next
fall. Aaron Guggia was a three-year starter on the offensive line which
was one of the best in the entire Central Section. Aaron was asked to
constantly change positions and was willing to do so for the benefit of
the team. Whether it was center, guard, fullback, or defensive tackle,
you could bet that Guggia was going to empty the tank when the final
whistle was blown. Aaron will continue his academic and athletic goals
next year at Allan Hancock College.
Andrew Farao had a phenomenal season playing defensive tackle, fullback, and linebacker. Andrew was a huge
asset to the defense by taking control of the front line. Andrew was awarded First team All-League and Defensive
MVP for the Knights. He was a three-year starter and outside of football Andrew also wrestled and was the runner-
up in the heavyweight division at CIF this year. Mac Crisp was a three-year varsity starter at quarterback. Injuries
unfortunately plagued his high school career with a broken collarbone and a torn ACL. Regardless of such injuries
Mark was nominated a team captain because of his dedication and commitment to his brothers and the program.
Mark’s passion for the game and his teammates is unquestionable. Mark plans on going to Cal Poly and is considering
walking on. Chris Miller was a two-sport star for the Knights at both football and baseball. If it wasn’t for a drastic
season ending leg injury, Chris would have certainly earned an All-League selection. Miller was certainly one of the
most electric and dynamic athletes in the central coast and God willing will soon decide where he will demonstrate
those special talents this coming Fall.
Gage Mussell was a two-way starter for the Knights both at Offensive Tackle and Defensive End. Gage was absolutely
relentless on both sides of the ball with a motor that was unmatched. Gage often took the task of going up against
talent that was bigger or faster but never once waivered in his effort and drive. Erick Santillan was one of the top
defensive players in the area this year. He played every linebacker position and excelled on special teams. Erick was
a team captain and was an All-League selection. He will continue his playing career at College of the Sequoias next
Fall. Anthony Moreno was a two-year starter and All-League selection at linebacker although he also carried the
ball for the Knights, often leaving opposing players laying on their backs wondering what hit them. Moreno was
one of the main heart beats of the Knights this past season and was also nominated as a team captain by his peers.
Anthony will continue playing next year for the Allen Hancock Bulldogs.
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Central Coast Head Football Coaches
SLO County Coaching Staff: SB County Coaching Staff:
Vic Cooper (Atascadero) Albert Mendoza (SMHS)
Mike Hartman (Arroyo Grande) Pepe Villasenor (SJHS)
Matt Carroll (Paso Robles) Andrew Jones (Lompoc)
Tony Dodge (Nipomo) Josh McClurg (Santa Ynez)
Don Crow (Templeton) Dustin Davis (PVHS)
Jake Goossen-Brown (Morro Bay) Tony Payne (Righetti)
David Schuster (Mission Prep) Andy Guyader (Cabrillo)
Pat Johnston (SLO HS) Gabe Espinoza (Orcutt Academy)
15Atascadero gr eyhounds As we returned to a “normal” football season last fall, the Greyhounds relied on their senior leaders to remind the young ones what it takes to call yourself a football player. It is an honor to do as such and no other endeavor is quite the same. The 2022 Greyhound FCA all-stars include two team leaders that are second generation Greyhounds that I have had the pleasure of coaching. Clayton Loney (son of former Greyhounds Dan and Tori Loney) was a dominant force for the Hounds on both the offensive and defensive lines. He is a beast in the weightroom and plans on continuing his playing career beyond HS. Jarren Fischer (Justin/Nicole Fischer) did a little bit of everything for us. A jack of all trades, his ability to play wide receiver, slot, quarterback, corner, safety as well as returning punts led to his teammates voting him team MVP. Joining these two are two young men who were leaders in the offseason and in season. Their hard work and dedication allowed them to excel on the field in the fall and earn all-league honors. Aiden Lemoine played receiver, running back and linebacker and possesses a motor that is stuck in high gear. A coach’s dream when it comes to trust and dependability comes to mind. Wade Lyon is a young man who didn’t get to play as much as he’d like his junior year, but worked his tail off in the off-season to not only become a starter, but an all-league player. Atascadero High School would like to thank all the committee members, sponsors and especially FCA for making this game happen year in and year out. 16
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805-928-3881
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A special thank you to Joel Byars for your continued
support of the FCA All Star Game!
17Righetti wa r r ior s The Righetti Warrior 2021 Football season was an unforgettable journey that our football family will remember and celebrate for the rest of time. We ultimately won the Division 5 Central Section CIF Championship, the first in our city’s history. Along the journey we learned invaluable lessons about life and about ourselves. Our players will always know that the harder you work and the more you sacrifice, the greater and more satisfying the reward will be. They will not be afraid to work for what they want, and they won’t quit because things get difficult. Our 2022 season was filled with adversity. Covid made our lives, and everybody’s lives scary, confusing and full of uncertainty. We had to stop and start many times, and we really had to be flexible and selfless during the whole experience. Injuries hit us hard and hit us early. Key players on both sides of the ball went down with serious injuries weekly, if not daily. We certainly did not get off to a good start. We were losing close games to really good teams. The injuries made it difficult for us to see the positive growth we were making week to week. We fought so hard, but only won one game during our regular season. It was really difficult to stay positive, but it was our seniors who inspired our whole program and kept us hungry. With no other explanation than an unprecedented (and since revised) change to the playoff format, our team was allowed to compete in the playoffs and we took advantage of our opportunity. We did not, and never will, apologize for playing and beating each opponent we faced in the playoffs. The facts are that The 2022 Righetti Warriors rose up together, persevered and are Champions forever! The following Seniors led us in our journey and we will forever be grateful for their commitment and leadership to our program: Our offensive line featured Darrin Orlick and Malachi Broome; they lined up next to each other and selflessly went to war side-by-side in the trenches on every play. They opened up the holes for guys like Ryan Boivin and Elijah Swanson. Boivin was the undisputed leader of our team and the face of our franchise, while Swanny quietly scored TDs and made an impact that was unmistakable. Elias Martinez was one of the most dominant players in the area. We wanted the ball in his hands as much as we could get it there. When our opponents watched our film their goal was to stop #7, but nobody really could. Cooper Bagby was our other mismatch on the outside. He can truly do it all. He played almost every position on the field (QB,Fullback,WR, Safety) and dominated everywhere we put him. His leadership was also critical to our success. Both Elias and Cooper were impact players on Offense and Defense. Our Defense was our anchor this year. We got better each and every game. Leading our defense was Zach Monighetti. We have not had many players with his combination of intelligence and fierce determination. Zach is 1 of 1, and had our defense ready each week. Joining Zach in the box was Hayden Baichtal and Case Bishop. Hayden, who is playing football at The University of La Verne next year, is tall and fast and came out of nowhere to become a dominant force on our defensive line. He specialized in batting down passes and hawking QBs. Case Bishop played LB and DL and his ruthless style of play drove Olines crazy and inspired his team. Behind them was Elroy Perez. Undersized, but tough as nails, Elroy taught teams that going after the little guy was a huge and uneducated mistake against the Warriors. Elroy made team after team pay for the misjudgement; capping off his Sr. year w/ an INT to seal a State regional win in the playoffs. These young men all made an unforgettable impact on our program. It was their leadership that got us through the tough times and into the arena. They are all outstanding young men with very bright futures. We are so proud to watch them compete and represent Righetti High School in the FCA All-Star Football Game. 18
honorary coach
harold “mike” denne
Mike was born August 15, 1950 and was the third of four children. He was a
military brat as his father was an Air Force Fire Captain. Mike spent most of his
teen years living in Europe until his senior year, when they came to Vandenberg
Air Force Base and he attended Cabrillo High School. He was the first four
sport letterman and played in the first Santa Barbara County Allstar game.
After graduating from Cabrillo in 1969, Mike joined the Air Force, spending
most of his service time in Okinawa, until he was discharged in 1975. He then
continued his education, attending Cal Poly - SLO and receiving a degree in
Physical Education.
Mike’s coaching career started at Righetti High School, before moving onto Saint
Joseph’s High School where he was the head coach from 1979-1989. During
his tenure at St. Joe’s, he had two appearances in the CIF semifinals and one in
the finals. From 1990-1994, he was the head coach for Allan Hancock College,
before moving on to coaching at Cal Poly - SLO. Mike enjoyed golfing and
while coaching football at Hancock, he became their golf coach for 25+ years and
had numerous athletes become PGA pros. Mike was Coach of the Year in 1987
for Faith Family Football and was also inducted into the St. Joe’s Hall of Fame.
He was also a two time winning coach for the County All-Star game. During
Mike’s time of teaching and coaching, he became the owner of Elmer’s Bar in Old
Orcutt in 1988. Mike enjoyed Jimmy Buffett and being a “Parrot Head” as well
as golfing, hunting, traveling and spending time with his son Patrick.
19Morro Bay
p ir ates
The 2021-2022 Pirates Football season was one of the most historic seasons in Morro
Bay High School history! Led by Head Coach Jake Goossen-Brown (now coaching for
Notre Dame High School), the 2021 Pirates, through hard work, player dedication, and
leadership by numerous Seniors, accomplished what all who step onto a high school
sports field dream of—winning a CIF Championship. For Pirates Football, this was
the first time in 26 years the team brought a CIF Title in football home to Morro Bay.
Following the CIF Championship win, the Morro Bay Pirates’ magical playoff run
continued with a win at the Southern Regional Championship in front of a hometown
capacity crowd that broke all previous attendance records, and helped the the Pirates
advanced to the State Championship Game—another first in the school’s history and
the first team in San Luis County to ever make it that far in football. The Pirates magic
fell short in the State Championship game but the players performed well under the
pressure of a State final that included freezing temperatures and snow at game time. Pirates will forever hold their heads high after achieving so
much in one season comprising 16 weeks of hard work, passion, and teamwork. Pirate Pride is built on players who understand that dedication,
sacrifice, team before self, accountability, and high self-standards are what makes a Pirate successful on and off of the field. We are proud to have
our players representing the Morro Bay Pirate Football Program at the FCA All-Star Game.
Dylan Turner is a three year Varsity Player and a four year football player in Morro Bay. He played RB, WR, LB, Returner, and even a little QB.
Dylan was 1st team All League, 1st Team All CIF, and the first Morro Bay player in over 12 years to be named to the All State Team. Dylan has
grown so much as a player, leader, and person. His coaches state that they have rarely met a harder working player–his drive and determination
is unmatched. His goal is to always outwork the competition and it has paid off. He is also a smart player on the field, making offensive line
calls, checks, option routes, due to time spent watching film, being on the board and learning the offense. Dylan was a catalyst who helped turn
the Pirates program around and led the run to the championship. As an individual player, he had a remarkable season gaining over 900 yards
rushing, and 900 yards receiving, scoring 24 touchdowns and doing all this while playing defense and special teams and overcoming injuries
while not missing a game. Dylan will continue his football career at California Lutheran!
Christian Merrill is a two-year Varsity player and four year football player for the Pirates at the positions of Receiver and Outside LB. Christian
was a Captain this year, 2nd team All League player, First Team All CIF, and All Academic Team. This year was a breakout season for Christian.
He was second in receptions and yards this season and that was with missing two games due to injury. His opening touchdown in Taft really
helped to set the tone for the rest of that CIF Championship game. Christian grew so much this year as a player, leader, and person. Christain led
by example this season, he set the standard of the expectations for all the other players. He was rarely off the field, playing almost every down on
offense, defense and special teams. Christian has several offers to continue not only his education but his football career. This is a testament to his
work ethic and dedication to both academics and athletics. He has helped set a new standard for Morro Bay Football. Look for him on Saturdays
playing for Pacific University in the fall!
Alexis Martinez was a two-year Varsity player and he capped off a four year football career at Morro Bay. He was a starting outside linebacker
for the Pirates, anchoring the strong side edge. Throughout the season, he was one of our team’s leading tacklers, amassing a total of 116 tackles,
which averaged nearly 9 per game. He also contributed an interception and three fumble recoveries. One of his key stops on fourth down at the
1 yard line helped to preserve our victory against League rival Templeton High School. Overall, Alexis had a very good year and his consistent
strong defensive play was a key to our overall team success and to our CIF Championship. He also helped out on offense and answered our need
for a backup on the offensive line. Alexis has a great attitude, and he’s very coachable. He’s always striving to improve, he consistently knows his
assignments, and he is a good, hard-nosed, tough football player that we could rely on. Alexis has had a great four years of high school football
here at Morro Bay. For the coaches, it’s been an honor and a joy to coach this young man.
Jhosua Gomez was a two year Varsity and 4 year football player. Jhosua overcame a season ending injury his junior year and worked hard to earn
a starting spot on the offensive line. He was the anchor and leader of the line. As the season progressed Jhosua was asked to play defensive line
where he excelled as well. He was a force to be reckoned with and his presence was felt by every team that we played. Jhosua’s leadership on the
offensive line helped to ensure we were able to execute assignments and strategies that helped us to win games later in the season. He specialized
in pulling and led the way for big lanes that our running back was able to hit. His pass protection also allowed our QB to throw for over 3,000
yards and 34 touchdowns on the season. He was a protector and enforcer on the field. All the coaches will miss Jhosua and are happy that he is
getting one more chance to compete on the grid iron!
2021
Cabrillo
c onqu istadores
Aidan Heath:
A Corner and RB for the Conquistadores, Aidan overcame a mid-season foot injury that sidelined him
for several weeks and on both sides of the injury his play was outstanding. He scored the first TD for
Cabrillo in game 1 against Nordhoff and had an interception in the final game of the season. He also
had the longest completion of the season by throwing a halfback pass for almost 50 yards. He was an
honorable mention all-league selection and will be attending Colorado State University Pueblo in the
fall.
Tanner Costa:
Tanner was the FS and QB for the 2021 CHS football team. He was able to play through an achilles
tendon injury that slowed him in the middle of the season. In his positions on offense and defense,
he had large amounts of responsibility and responded with strong leadership and grit. Along with
a selection as an honorable mention all-league selection as a FS, Tanner was recognized as the Most
Valuable Player on his team. He will be attending a community college on the central coast to begin
his path towards a degree in agricultural business.
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23San Luis Obispo
tigers
The 2021 Tigers made a commitment that they were going to bounce back from the Covid year as strongly as
possible. Without a stadium to call home, traveling for every game, they showed grit, resilience, and perseverance
as they earned a winning season and their 3rd consecutive playoff berth. With several returning starters, and the
newly renovated Holt Field on the SLOHS campus, the future is brighter than ever for the Tigers. SLOHS is
represented by 7 players that embody the culture of Tiger Football. They are talented, but even more importantly,
they are young people of high character.
Rory Devaney was voted in as the top high school football player in SLO County by the Tribune. Rory played
inside linebacker, offensive tackle, and long/short snapper for the Tigers. He was ferocious on the field, running
sideline to sideline making tackles and disrupting opposing offenses. On top of his accomplishments on the football
field, Rory is a national-class discus thrower for the SLOHS Track and Field team. The future is bright for this
young man. Gavin Righetti is the last of the Righetti brothers to suit up for the Tigers. He was a steady, reliable
contributor in all three phases, playing Tight End on offense and Outside Linebacker on defense. Gavin rarely came
off the field for the Tigers. Offensively, Gavin was a physical blocker as well as a big-play receiver from the slot.
Defensively, Gavin has a knack for being around the ball. He was the Tigers’ resident “Pick-6 Expert”.
Jack Krill has been the steady foot guiding the Tigers special teams units for the last three years. A talented
placekicker with great range in the field goal phase, as well as a thundering foot on kickoffs, achieving more
touchbacks than anyone else in SLO County over the last three years. Jack was voted in as a captain by his
teammates in 2021, which is rather unusual for a specialist. That honor spoke to the respect Jack’s teammates
had for him. Blayke Perry is a gifted athlete whose season was cut short by a substantial knee injury. Through
determination and hard work, Blayke found himself contributing on the field again in the regular season finale and
playoff game for the Tigers. A savvy, athletic QB and talented receiver, Blayke was capable of making big plays at
any moment on the field.
Anthony Ruelas has been a steady contributor to the Tigers since he arrived on campus as a freshman. Anthony
never misses practice. He is as dedicated as any football player ever was. Anthony came into his own in his senior
season and found a voice of leadership in the defensive secondary at Safety.
Kyle Lodge is a fighter. Kyle batted through his high school career and accepted the challenges as they presented
themselves. Through his hard work and willingness to contribute in every way possible to the team, Kyle found
himself contributing more on the defensive side of the ball than the offensive side, which was a big change for him.
We are extremely proud of the young man that Kyle Lodge is today.
Yahir Ochoa Arroyo was a first year football player for the Tigers in 2021. Without much expectations, Yahir
solidified himself as the starting Nose Guard for the Tiger Defense. Yahir’s position was a thankless one, often
eating up double-teams which allowed our talented linebacking corp to run free and make tackles. We are extremely
proud of Yahir for his bravery and dedication, even as a first-year player.
24honorary coach
jerry thompson
Coach T arrived in Lompoc in 1965 where he began his stellar coaching career.
He started out as a Co-Head Coach of the wrestling program with long-time
legend Jerry Hamstead till 1990. During their time, they coached the teams to
several League Championships, Individual League Titles, Southern Section and
State Champions. In the fall of 1965, he began his career as an assistant varsity
football coach. From 1965 to 2003 he served under five different head coaches.
As an assistant coach, Coach T coached the defensive backs, tight ends, punters,
and place kickers. During these times, Lompoc Football became one the
premiere programs in the state of California. In 1990, Coach T was on Dick
Barret’s staff when they won Lompoc’s first ever Southern Section Championship
game and then went on to win two more in 2002 and 2003 under head coach
Robin Luken. Along with the Section Championships Coach T helped guide
the Lompoc Braves to 18 League Championships. As a position coach, several
Lompoc players went on earn All League and All CIF honors and moved onto
the NCAA and NFL.
One of Coach T’s proudest moments was that he was able to coach all three of
his sons at Lompoc High School. Pat, Jason, and Shannon were standout multi-
sport athletes on campus. Pat went on to Brigham Young University where
he earned the Kodak All American Honors and Jason went to Allan Hancock
College for 2 years.
Jerry and his wife Joan have been married for 57 years and enjoy traveling and
watching their five grandkids participate in football, basketball, golf, soccer,
softball, baseball, water polo and swimming.
25Lompoc
braves
The Braves struggled in the
2021 season. Statistically,
they broke several records
offensively, but their struggles
came on defense. Injuries
and inexperience led to
several losses late in games.
The Braves lost 5 games by
a combined 20 points. In 5
games the Braves had the lead
late, but they couldn’t get the
stop they needed to finish the
game.
The Lompoc Braves were led
by these seniors. Devontae
Lauderdale was a two-year
letterman that anchored the
defensive line. Devontae is
a big, physical kid that has
the ability to disrupt the run
game. Xavier Carpio is a 2nd
team all-leaguer and was the
most consistent lineman for
the Braves. Xavier only gave
up one sack all year and was
the smartest lineman for the Braves. He made all of the calls for on the O-line. Erasmo Zepeda is another
2-year letterman that played defensive line. Erasmo has a high motor and was one of the Braves better pass
rushers. Also, Erasmo contributed on special teams. Andrew Porter played both ways for the Braves. He played
some slot receiver and also spelled Sheldon Canley at running back. Furthermore, he started for at corner and
was one of the Braves most consistent cover guys.
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27Arroyo Grande
eagles
The 2021 season saw the Arroyo Grande Eagles battle to a 8-4 overall record, win a share of the Mountain
League title and advance to the Quarterfinals of the CIF Playoffs. Leading the way for the Eagles are the 10
Seniors that have been honored as members of the San Luis County squad.
The Eagles featured a balanced and explosive offense, led by Mountain League MVP running back
Makai Puga. Makai’s ability to break big runs or catch key passes were a big part of the offense. Getting him
the ball is 1st team All-Mountain League QB Max Perrett. Max brought accuracy in the passing game as
well as quality reads in the run game. Max Wulff earned 2nd team All-Mountain League honors as a wide
receiver/tight end. His physical tools allowed him to be a great red zone target and tenacious blocker out
on the perimeter. No offense can thrive without outstanding line play. Isaiah Chavez and Bradley Auten
provided great leadership and play on the field for the Eagles. For their efforts, Isaiah garnered 1st team and
Bradley earned honorable mention All-Mountain League selections.
On the defensive side of the ball, the Eagles were a scrappy bunch led by linebackers Kaden Tynes,
Danny McKinley, Joe Lopez and defensive lineman Vincent Tafoya. Kaden, named a 1st team All-
Mountain league player, excelled as a playmaker in all three phases of the game. Danny, an honorable
mention All-Mountain League honoree, used his outstanding speed and mental toughness to be a force
on the outside for the Eagles. Joe, a 2nd team All-Mountain League selection, brought toughness and
versatility to several positions for the Eagle defense. Vincent used his high motor and relentless pursuit to
become a menace of a defensive end, earning 1st team All-Mountain League honors.
Excellent special teams play has long been a hallmark of Arroyo Grande football, and 2021 continued
that tradition. Kicker William Dawes was the next in a long line of outstanding specialists for the Eagles.
His hard work paid off in earning 1st team All-Mountain League honors. These ten seniors have worked
very hard over their careers and have left a lasting impression on some of the most unique times in Eagle
football. They wanted to finish their high school careers by saying thank you to the teammates, coaches and
community supporters that helped them along the way. GO EAGLES!!!
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game meals for the players, coaches and VIP guests.
29Santa Ynez
p ir ate s
The Pirates of Santa Ynez finished the season with an
8-3 overall record and finished 2nd place in the Pacific
View League. The Pirates had 18 seniors on their roster
and will be represented in tonight’s game by 11 of those
seniors.
3-year varsity starter and team captain Mikey Gills ends
his career at SYHS as one of the best linebackers in school
history. Because of his accomplishments he was voted
Pacific View League Defensive player of the year and Co-
MVP of the Pirate Football Team. Joining Mikey on the
team tonight will be fellow inside linebacker and 3-year
varsity defensive starter, Tanner Padfield. Tanner was voted Pacific View linebacker of the year. Mikey and
Tanner were one of the best linebacker duos in school history. 3-year starter on defense, Brandon Welby who
was named Pacific View League defensive lineman of the year will line up at nose tackle for the team tonight.
These 3 young men have anchored the Pirate Defense for the last 3 years. The Pirates had 4 defensive players
named as a league MVP, the final pirate Defensive MVP is cornerback, Canyon McClurg. Canyon also started
at WR and really turned it on during league and had his best defensive game against Ventura.
Joining Canyon on the team is his identical twin brother, Cash McClurg who was named 1st team all-league
at running back. Cash was one of the Pirates captains and started at strong safety for the Pirate’s defense.
Joining Cash on offense is Tyler Gregg, who was named 1st team all-league wide receiver. Tyler was valuable
utility player for the team. He also started at free safety, returned kicks, and was our holder on FG/PAT.
Kicker, Leo Valencia was named 1st team all-league kicker as well as Cal-Hi Sports 2nd team all-state. Leo set
3 of the 4 school records for kicking and led the division 9 in field goals made for the year. The last 1st team
all-league senior for the pirates is offensive lineman Emilio Figueroa. Emilio was a co-captain with Mikey and
Cash. He was also a 3-year starter that could play all 5 spots on the line. Senior Owen Hunt was named 2nd
team all-league TE. Owen is a tall target and really turned into an outstanding football player for the pirates.
Joining Owen on offense will be 2nd team all-league FB, Nwar Samaan. Nwar was one of the strongest players
on the team this year. Both Nwar and Owen didn’t play football until their freshmen year, and it is impressive
that they have both become all-stars. Rounding out the Pirate seniors is Honorable Mention all-league
offensive lineman, AJ Saenz. AJ was the most improved lineman on the team this year and started at Left guard
for the Pirates.
This senior group were some of the best leaders and team players that Coach McClurg has had come through
the program. Eight of these seniors played 2 sports all four years in high school and 2 of them played 3 sports
all four years. Four of them graduate with overall cumulative GPA’s over a 4.0. All eleven of these players will
be greatly missed but always remembered.
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31Nipomo
t itans
Nate Reese #7 – Four time All-League selection. First player in Nipomo history to make all-league 4
consecutive years. Nate was a dynamic playmaker as a QB or anywhere the Titans put him on offense. Reese
finished his career at Nipomo with 1,250 rush yards, 805 receiving yards, and 1,620 passing yards. Like a
Swiss army knife, Nate did everything for Titans including punting and kicking.
Vinny Hernandez #33 – Anchored the Titans stout defensive line. County Defensive Lineman of the Year. 3
time All-League selection. Set the schools single season sack record this year with 11.5. Over 70 total tackles
and 19 TFL this season from his defensive tackle position. Vinny also holds the career records for sacks with
19 and TFL with 38. He also played running back for the Titans where he accumulated 350 yards and 5
touchdowns.
Nick Milton #3 – Nick was the team’s leading receiver this past season and had over 500 total yards. Milton
also started at corner for the Titans where he had 3 interceptions and 5 pass defense. Nick is a two time All-
League selection. Another guy who did it all for the Titans including kick returns, punt returns, and holding
on field goals.
Leo Toledo #1 – Leo was a physical presence on the Titans defense. With his size and speed, Leo caused many
problems in opponent backfields. He finished this season with 45 tackles, 8 TFL, 8.5 sacks, and 7 hurry’s!
Toledo also played TE for Nipomo where they used his physical presence as a blocker.
Alex Terrones #21 – Another two way starter for the Titans, Alex was a first time All-League selection. He
started at free safety and wide receiver for Nipomo. Terrones made big plays for the Titans all year long
including 2 interceptions and 2 receiving touchdowns. A guy the Titans could always count on to get the job
done.
Ben Cepeda #53 – Started at Defensive End and Offensive Tackle for the Titans. A physical, experienced
leader up front helped pave the way for the Titans run game. Ben has the longest fumble return for a
touchdown in school history when he raced 78 yards to the end zone vs. Morro Bay. Cepeda finished the
season with 5 sacks and 9 TFL.
David Ortiz #55 - Two way starter for the Titans. David was the right guard on offense and nose tackle on
defense. An All-League selection, you would often see the Titans running behind the big man. David was a
great leader and teammate on and off the field.
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Special Thank you to the San Luis Obispo Olive Garden and GM
Wayne Long for their continued support of the game.
33Mission Prep
royals
The 2022 MCP Football team finished 10-1, ranked #3 in the State for Small Schools. The team won the
Ocean League, got the highest ranking in school history, broke several school records, competed in the
Division 2 Playoff Bracket and lost in the second round on a last minute heart-breaker to Bakersfield High
School. This senior class finished their careers with 31 victories, 1 CIF Championship, 2 League Titles and
were the driving force behind the revival of the MCP football program! All 13 seniors will be attending
Universities around the nation and four will continue on with football in college. The MCP Community is
deeply proud of every one of these seniors and their accomplishments! Tonight, these seniors will represent
MCP on the field.
Caleb Alalem (OL/DL) – 1st Team All-State, Ocean League Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Two time Team
Captain, 4.2 GPA, well-beloved member of the MCP community. Committed to Cal Lutheran for football
next year
Jack Susank (RB/DB) – 1st Team All-State, Ocean League MVP, Two time Team Captain, 4.8 GPA, Class
President. Jack was the driver of a lot of success for us throughout the years as we moved up as a program.
Committed to Pomona Pitzer for football next year.
Jacob Butler (LB/EDGE) – 1st Team Defense (Ocean League), Team Captain, 3.8 GPA, Jacob was the leader
on a record-breaking defense. Jacob changed the way teams attacked us and was a great captain! Jacob has
received several D3/NAIA offers and is currently undecided.
Caden Elmerick (DB) – 1st Team Defense (Ocean League), 3.5 GPA, Caden turned into one of the most
physical edge defenders in the program. Teams loved to test him and quickly discovered he was not the man
to test. Caden will be attending Colorado State University in the fall.
Ryan Audet (DL) – 1st Team Defense (Ocean League), 3.3 GPA, single handedly dominated games from
Nose Tackle all year. One of the strongest kids in the program, he controlled the interior all year. Ryan will
be attending Sonoma State in the fall.
Jadon Broyles (OL) – 1st Team Offense (Ocean League), 3.0 GPA, Jadon quickly established himself as a
force at offensive tackle. Our dominance on offense was in large part because of his talent and hard work on
the edge. Jadon has received several D3/NAIA offers and is currently undecided.
Andrew Abbate (FB/LB) – Team Captain, 3.9 GPA, was a 4 year contributor to the program and a leader on
and off the field. Excellent running back who became a great fullback in a power offense and a big mentor to
underclassmen in the program. Andrew will be attending University of Clemson in the fall!
Grant Callahan (DB) – Grant turned into a key member of our defense as a tall, athletic defensive back. We
matched him up every game on the opponents best WR and Grant almost always won the match-up. He
finished with a 3.5 GPA and is deciding between Penn State and Michigan State in the fall.
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Orcutt Academy spartans Kyle Miller 25 DB/RB Kyle was one of the few seniors on the team this past year at Orcutt Academy. He was a leader of the squad and a team captain. Kyle backs up his leadership style through more actions and hard work than he does words. He played through several injuries this year (including a pretty tough Knee injury) but still participated in 8 games (two were cancelled due to COVID). Kyle played on both sides of the ball as a Running Back and Defensive Back. He led the team in Rushing Yards averaging 7.1 Yards Per Carry and scored 5 Touchdowns. He was also one of the leading tacklers and caused two fumbles and had an interception. 36
Valley Christian
9
lions
The VCA Lions finished the 2021 football
season 6-3 (2nd in the Coast Valley League).
The Lions headed to the CIF Playoffs,
traveling to CCHS and defeating the
Crusaders 70-28 in the first round before
bowing out to the Lancers of Avalon in the
second round. The success of the year was a
team effort.
Senior Josiah Heller was a captain of
this team and a major part of the offense
(fullback). He averaged 10.2 yards a carry
and was an excellent blocker for his tailback.
He also led the defense by shutting down his
side of the D at defensive end. His tackles
helped him receive the MVP of the defense,
all-league first team, and all-CIF honors.
Josiah’s hard work and great team attitude
will be missed.
37north county
#13 BENJAMIN CEPEDA OL
#33 VINCENT HENRANDEZ DL/RB
nipomo
#56 ROMAN CAVAZOS OL
#3 NICK MILTON DB/WR
#7 NATE REESE QB/ATH
#1 LEONARDO TOLEDO DL
#21 ALEX TERRONES DB
#55 DAVID ORTIZ OL
#11 MAKAI PUGA RB/DB
ARROYO GRANDE
#51 ISAIAH CHAVEZ OL/DL
#7 WILLIAM DAWES K/DB
#32 KADEN TYNES RB/LB
#5 MAX WULFF WR/TE
#33 VINCENT TAFOYA DE
#34 JOESEPH LOPEZ LB/DB
#10 MAX PERRETT QB
#9 DANNY MCKINLEY WR/DB
#50 BRADLEY AUTEN OL
#50 RORY DEVANEY LB
#14 JACK KRILL K
#3 GAVIN RIGHETTI LB
SLO
#1 BLAYKE PERRY QB
#70 KYLE LODGE OL/DL
#51 YAHIR OCHOA ARROYO DL
#7 ANTHONY RUELAS SAFETY
#8 JACK WOOD RB/WR
TEMP.
#17 KADIN JAVADI TE/OLB
#22 AUSTIN MARQUART DE
38 #32 HARRISON ORRADRE DEnorth county
BRIAN IBARRA OL
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BASTIAAN JAUREGUY TE/DL
#62 DOMINIC WEBER OL
#2 TREVON BRIDEWELL P
PASO
#3 JAKE MORONES LB
#5 BRANDON BONHAM DB
#17 COLETON SULLIVAN LB
#20 KYLE BONHAM DB
#81 ANDREW OLSEN TE/DL
#40 JOVANNY REYES LB
#54 NATE GUERRERO OL
#52 CLAYTON LONEY OL
ATAS.
#1 JARREN FISCHER WR/DB
#60 WADE LYON OL/DL
#30 AIDEN LEMOINE UTILITY
#27 DYLAN TURNER RB
#20 CHRISTIAN MERRILL WR/OLB
#56 JHOSUA GOMEZ OL
m.b.
#1 NOAH HOWARD DB
#60 PABLO ARAUJO DL
#54 ALEXIS MARTINEZ OLB
#13 PHEONIX POPP DL
#60 RYAN AUDET DL
#44 JACOB BUTLER LB
mission
#75 CALEB ALALEM OL/DL
#6 JACK SUSANK RB/S
#22 CADEN ELMERICK DB
#77 JADON BROYLES OL
#1 GRANT CALLAHAN DB
#14 ANDREW ABBATE FB/HB 39south county
#81 ADAN RUBALCAVA FS
#33 JACOB VELASQUEZ DL
pioneer
#67 ERIC LOPEZ OL
#13 RUDY MENDEZ FB
#53 JESUS HIDALGO DL
#62 EFREN CASTRO DL
#52 JOSH HERNANDEZ DL
#26 RITCHIE ROBLES ATH
#55 SALOMON GOMEZ OL
#99 JULIUS BOOKER DL
santa maria
#75 LARRY VEA OL
#8 NICK MARTINEZ WR
#1 DAVID PLACENCIA LB
#84 JOSEPH GALINDO DB
#2 ALEJANDRO CASTILLO DB
#72 JOSE CARREON MORAN DL
#6 ZACH BORGES WR/DB
#5 JACOB NAVA RB/LB
#7 ELIAS MARTINEZ WR/DB
#19 HAYDEN BAICHTAL DL
RIGHETTI
#6 COOPER BAGBY BD
#1 RYAN BOIVIN RB
#3 ELIJAH SWANSON RB
#55 DARRIN ORLICK OL
#8 ZACHARY MONIGHETTI LB
#22 CASE BISHOP LB/DL
#12 ELROY PEREZ DB/SLOT
#67 MALACHI BROOME OL
O.A.
40 #25 KYLE MILLER RB/LBsouth county
#1 ANTHONY MORENO LB
#45 ANDREW FARAO DL
ST. JOES
#10 TRAVIS ROYAL WR
#69 AARON GUGGIA OL
#55 GAGE MUSSELL OL/DL
#2 ERICK SANTILLAN LB
#6 MARK CRISP QB
#14 CHRISTOPHER MILLER WR/ATH
LOMPOC
#50 DEVONTAE LAUDERDALE WR/ATH
#8 ANDREW PORTER RB
#78 XAVIER CARPIO OL
#52 ERASMO ZEPEDA DL
#1 MIKEY GILLS MLB
#8 TANNER PADFIELD MLB
#72 BRANDON WELBY NT
santa ynez
#3 CANYON MCCLURG DB
#7 CASH MCCLURG RB/DB
#17 TYLER GREGG WR
#73 EMILIO FIGUEROA OL
#14 LEONEL VALENCIA K/TE
#10 OWEN HUNT TE
#22 NWAR SAMAAN FB
#76 AJ SAENZ OL
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#20 TANNER COSTA FS
#10 AIDAN HEATH DB
#26 JOSIAH HELLER FB/DE
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