🏈 Full List of 2024–2025 GSF “OTY Award” Winners 🌟 Ultimate Game-Changers (GSF Co-Players of the Year) ⚡️ Brayden Rosa – Wilcox High School, Class of 2024Wilcox’s do-everything senior was nothing short of legendary. Rosa rushed for 1,850 yards, added 338 receiving yards, and scored 30 total touchdowns — while also racking up 127 tackles, […]
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San Mateo, CA — Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep may not be a traditional powerhouse in the West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL), but a new core is working to rewrite that narrative. After finishing 4–7 overall and 2–5 in the WCAL during the 2025 season, the Fightin’ Irish are eyeing a breakthrough — powered by rising
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Malakai Taufoou: Serra’s 4-Star DB Steps Up, Stands Out, and Sets the Tone for 2025 San Mateo, CA — At Junípero Serra High School, the bar is set high. In the four seasons leading up to the fall of 2024, the Padres lost just four total games — twice to Mater Dei in the CIF
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Branham High School’s Brayden Hodges has quietly turned into one of the Central Coast Section’s most electric wide receivers—and he’s only getting started. At 6’1″, 185 pounds, Hodges has the physical tools and mindset to dominate at the next level. A member of the Class of 2026 with a 3.83 GPA, Hodges is as dedicated
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Morgan Hill, CA – April 2025 In the off-season crucible known as the Nick Borello Lift-Off, three proud football programs—Sobrato, Wilcox, and Mountain View—met not under the Friday night lights, but under the barbell. Hosted by Sobrato High School, this annual weight room competition—now in its second year—gave players and coaches a public platform to
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San Jose, CA — April 20, 2025This Sunday, the spotlight will shine not only on some of the top senior soccer players from across the Bay Area, but also on the pioneers who laid the foundation for the game’s growth and success in the region. At the inaugural GSF Senior All-Star Men’s Soccer Game, a
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With 25 years of coaching experience, Juan Torres—better known as “Sharky” to those around him—has left a lasting impact on the Bay Area soccer scene and the lives of countless young athletes. As the head of the Abraham Lincoln High School soccer program and a coach with Santa Clara Sporting Club, Coach Torres brings a
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After more than three decades on the sidelines, Coach Luis Comesana’s name is etched into the history of Bay Area high school soccer. A veteran of 33 years at Homestead High School, Comesana guided his teams to seven league championships and consistent appearances in the CCS playoffs—setting a gold standard of competitive excellence, discipline, and
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San Jose, CA | March 29–30, 2025Under partly cloudy skies and the threat of rain that never came, GSF Sports & Entertainment’s Top Dawg Camp XII (TD12) lit up Oak Grove High School with two full days of verified combine testing, elite competition, and athlete development. With over 50 student-athletes in attendance — ranging from
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Coach Jason Harrison: A Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Dedication In the world of high school football, coaches are often seen as strategists, motivators, and disciplinarians. But for Jason Harrison, head football coach at Gunderson High School, his role transcends the gridiron. Known to many as “Coach Harry” or “Coach Rock,” Harrison has become a
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