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Head Coach JaJuan Lawson started the North Coast Elite 7v7 program in the winter of 2019. Despite the pandemic putting every on hold, Coach Lawson kept his program afloat and continued to grow in the North Bay Area.  NCE had two entries in the GSF Rapid Fire 7v7 Tournament, NCE Graffiti and NCE White, who […]

One9’s Finest won the first GSF 14U tournament last Sunday against BD Prep. They are part of Team Elevate, the organization that won the first GSF Open Championship in the Spring of 2016. Incoming freshman Nikko Juarez at Manteca High School was awarded the tournament MVP. Nikko made plays all over the field, a great

High Intensity won their second GSF Super Team title in a convincing 22-11 win over Legacy. Senior Steven Anaya propelled his team to the championship with a game-changing interception in the semis against a very talented team from Fresno, N0ZoN3. Anaya also scored the go-ahead TD plus the two point extra point in the closing

The GSF Unlimited team won this year’s Silicon Valley Classic championship. Bellarmine’s 2024 QB/ATH Parker Threatt led the team to earn himself the tournament MVP award. Sequoia’s 2024 RB/LB Luke Holmes, Leigh’s 2024 Shayan Shariat, Oak Grove’s John Beau-Menchavez, Junior Alvarado and 2025 Matthew Gonzalez made some valuable contributions on both sides of the ball.

The first ever GSF Super Team Seniors 7v7 Tournament turned out to be a showcase for former Mitty Alums Wills Towers, Danny Scudero, Justice Toavalu along with several Class of 2023s from the Bay Area. Six teams competed and the team High Intensity took the championship away from the host team GSF Unlimited in the

GetSportsFocus hosted the very first tournament of the season and it was a success. 14 total teams between 10 different organizations competed at Oak Grove High School in the pouring rain. In the end, Team Pala of Utah took the GSF Top Gun 7v7 Tournament championship to qualify for the end of the season GSF