California High School Football News

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - The Southern Cal Rivals.com Showcase Powered by FBU Select was held at Oaks Christian on Saturday and a bunch of top prospects were in attendance.

Central High three-sport star Willie Alexander capped off a memorable senior year Saturday at the 94th CIF State Track and Field Championships.

The following 10 local high school athletes have been added to the list of honorees for the East Bay Prep Athletes of the Year awards show on June 6 at 7 p.m. at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek.

If there was a way to top the intrigue created by an apparent simultaneous exodus of off-campus coaches at San Luis Obispo High, first-year principal Leslie O’Connor found it.

Junior Anya Tonga can throw a mean discus, which qualified her for the annual California State Track Meet in Clovis, California, this weekend.

Kimball High seniors, from left, Shane Gooch, Rebekah Smith, Chris Sampino and Abby Santora were among the first students to step foot on the rural Tracy campus.

The 45th annual 605 All-Star Football Classic - which generally pits teams from the east side and west side of the 605 Freeway - will feature more than 50 area graduating seniors in their high school send-off tonight at Cerritos College.

For San Luis Obispo County high school football coaches, last season’s entry into all-star game territory had to be like the proverbial fire hose shooting into their rookie players’ mouths at the start of every fall training camp.

The Corona Santiago and Norco softball teams have clashed dozens of times over the past decade in waging one of the most compelling and competitive rivalries the Inland-area has witnessed.

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Bonita Vista High School alum Kayla Jordan, now a member of San Diego State University's softball team, has been chosen as the Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year.

Veteran Southern California real estate analyst G.U. Krueger adds his commentary on the housing market to this blog in a spot we call "Thursday Morning Quarterback." Here's his latest installment.

MaxPreps.com gets a jump on everyone with its preseason 2012 football rankings - and as usual De La Salle-Concord is in the thick of things.

Homestead #8 Robbie Graham goes up the middle for a long gain as Salinas #5 Beau Schuler tries to tackle him with Homestead #55 Shane Bond and Homestead #77 Dominick Jackson looking on during a First Round CCS Playoff game at Homestead High School on November 18, 2011.

Accurately forecasting the strength of prep football teams in late May is about as easy as picking the winner of a dog race, but still they try.

Alumni football is looking to come to South Lake Tahoe again. Gridiron Alumni is planning several full-contact alumni football games in the Tahoe area.

Glick will be unprepared. The conversation will be awkward. And while the audience won’t be anywhere near the edge of their seats, Glick might just fall out of his.

However, Narbonne freshman pitcher Arika Suarez beared down and helped the eighth-seeded Gauchos hold off 11th-seeded Maywood 4-3 on Wednesday afternoon in the L.A. City Section Invitational final at UCLA.

Ten years later, another Half Moon Bay alumnus is taking over the reins. The school announced late Tuesday that longtime assistant Keith Holden will replace Ballard, who announced in April he was leaving at the end of the school year to take over the football program at Redondo Beach in Southern California.

After upsetting Capital Valley Conference rival and defending D-II champion Casa Roble 3-2 in eight innings last week, Del Campo reached its first section championship game since it started playing softball 39 years ago.