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Fall 2026 GSF Weekly Awards

GetSportsFocus — Tue, 10 Nov 2026 01:25:34 +0000

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #12

GAME-CHANGER + GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #2 Ava Allen • QB, Menlo • 3 Passing TD • 19–13 Win Over Los Gatos • 2-Time CCS Open Division Champion

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — David Robu • WR, Homestead • 5 REC • 100 YDS • 2 TD • 106 APY

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #15 Lawrence Williams • WR/FS, Antioch • 6 Solo Tackles • 7 Total Tackles • TFL • Pick-6

OL OF THE WEEK — San Ramon Valley Wolves • 291 Total Offensive Yards • 21–16 Crosstown Rivalry Win Over Monte Vista

DL OF THE WEEK — Willow Glen Rams • 26–14 Win Over Lincoln • Finished Regular Season 8–2, 3–2

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #3 Finnley Lyssand • K, Woodside • 6 Kicking Points • 3/4 PAT • 34-Yard FG • 30–27 Win Over the Vikings

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — San Ramon Valley Wolves • 9–1 Overall • 3–1 League • 21–16 Crosstown Rivalry Win Over Monte Vista

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — #3 Chase Jenkins • WR, Sacred Heart Cathedral • 48-Yard Catch-and-Run • Game-Winning TD

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #11

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Anson Hulme • QB/ATH, Saratoga • 16/28 • 200 YDS • TD • 15 CAR • 160 YDS • 2 TD • 10 Tackles • FR • FF • Blocked FG

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Oliver Ashfield • RB, Hillsdale • 25 CAR • 242 YDS • 3 TD • 49-Yard REC • 42–28 Win Over Milpitas

DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK — Hunter Halas • MLB, Mitty • 12 Tackles • 0.5 TFL

OL OF THE WEEK — Serra Padres – Dominant 49-14 Win Over Riordan • Offense Exploded with 28 points in the First Half • STATS: 201 Rushing + 205 Passing Yards

DL OF THE WEEK — Christopher Cougars • Shutout Win Over Lincoln • Held a 24 PPG Offense Scoreless • Completed 3-Game Win Streak

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Kenneth Ward • WR/FS, Pittsburg • Blocked FG Scoop-and-Score • Punt Return TD

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Caoimhe Tonda • ATH, Wilcox • 2 Rushing TD • 135 YDS • TD REC • 57 YDS • 2 INT

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Serra Padres • Clinched WCAL Championship • 49–14 Win Over Riordan

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Giovani De Anda • RB/CB, San Leandro • OT TD Reception • Pick-6 • WACC Foothill Championship

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #10

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Nizhir Bess • RB, Milpitas • 24 CAR • 292 YDS • 3 TD • 7 Tackles • Sack

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Micah Perkins • ATH, Mountain View • 4 Total TD • 241 APY • Game-Winning KOR TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #88 A. Blank • ATH, Gilroy • 10 Tackles • 1.5 TFL • Mustangs Improved to 7–1, 4–0 in League

OL OF THE WEEK — Live Oak Acorns • 307 Total Offensive Yards • Improved to 6–2, 3–0

DL OF THE WEEK — Milpitas Trojans • Led by Gustavo Galindo’s Scoop-and-Score • Trojans Improved to 7–1, 3–0

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Rafael Tamayo • K, Concord • 9 Kicking Points • 6/6 PAT • 32-Yard FG

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Samantha Tow • ATH, Carlmont • 6 REC • 94 YDS • 2 TD • 2 XP Conversions • 3 INT • Clinched PAL Bay League Title

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Live Oak Acorns • 6–2 Overall • 3–0 League • 1st Place in BVAL Mt. Hamilton South

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Cody Butler • KR/CB, St. Francis • Game-Changing Punt Return TD vs. Bellarmine • 28–20 Lancers Win

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #9

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Jaymieon Bradley • RB, San Leandro • 200+ Yards • 5 TD • 46–26 Win Over BOD • Ends 5-Year Losing Streak

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Jonah Mati • QB, Milpitas • 19/31 • 264 YDS • 3 TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Dean Qutteineh • WR/OLB, San Mateo • 9 Tackles • 2 TFL • PD

OL OF THE WEEK — St. Francis Lancers • 428 Total Yards of Offense

DL OF THE WEEK — Woodside Wildcats • Dominant D-Line Performance • 33–0 Shutout Win Over Mountain View

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Cody Butler • KR • 56-Yard Punt Return TD

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Ava Imahara • QB, Mitty • 57/77 • 530 YDS • 12 TD

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Milpitas Trojans • 6–1 Overall (40+PPG) • 2–0 League • Best 7-Game Start Since 2017

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Ignacio Ceja • San Leandro • 99-Yard TD Run • 46–26 Win Over BOD • Ends 5-Year Losing Streak

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #8

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Andrew Ho • QB, Branham • 18/19 • 381 YDS • 7 TD

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Gurshan Randhawa • QB, Independence • 11/18 • 172 YDS • 4 TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Roque Bishop • LB, Wilcox • 5 Tackles • 4 PBU • 2 INT • Pick-6

OL OF THE WEEK — Wilcox Chargers • 360 Yards of Offense • 38–29 Win Over TKA

DL OF THE WEEK — Bellarmine Bells • 46 Rushing Yards Allowed • 5 TFL • 7–0 Shutout Win Over Valley Christian

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Garion O’Hehir • K/WR, Leigh • 8 Kicking Points • Game-Winning FG in OT • 20–17 Win Over Pioneer

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Ava Allen • QB/ATH, Menlo • 79 Combined Points • 2 Wins • Valpo Bowl Champions

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Bellarmine Bells • 7–0 Shutout Win Over Valley Christian

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Miles Crooks • WR/DB, Bellarmine • TD-Saving Tackle • 4 Total Tackles • 3 Solo • 3 PD

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #7

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Chase Jenkins • WR/DB, SHC • 2 TD Receptions • Game-Changing INT • GSF Game of the Week MVP

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Devonte Troutt • RB/DB, Los Gatos Wildcats • 21 CAR • 100 YDS • TD • 5 REC • 67 YDS • TD • 197 All-Purpose Yards

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Jonathan Munoz • S, Liberty • 9 Tackles • 3 TFL • INT • PBU

OL OF THE WEEK — Oak Grove Eagles • Second-Half Surge Powered a 42–13 Win Over Westmont

DL OF THE WEEK — Salinas Cowboys • Dominant Performance in 40–14 Win Over North Salinas

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Jackson Catalano • Bellarmine Bells • Game-Winning FG to Snap a 16-Game WCAL Losing Streak

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Zoe Tripp • SFHS • 35/59 • 260 YDS • 7 Total TD

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Los Gatos Wildcats • Come-From-Behind 28–27 Win Over Pittsburg • First Win vs. Pittsburg

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Jaiden Flores • TKA • 3-Star SDSU Commit • Game-Winning TD Catch and Run

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #6

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — #21 Duece Jones-Drew • RB, De La Salle • 28 CAR • 211 YDS • 3 TD vs. Centennial

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #3 Josiah Escort • RB, Seaside • 32 CAR • 453 YDS • 7 TD • Monterey County Single-Game Record

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #1 DJ Sanchez • DE, Riordan • 8 Tackles • 3 TFL • 1.5 Sacks vs. SFHS

OL OF THE WEEK — Marin Catholic Wildcats • Dylan Skrinar: 21/27 • 225 YDS • 3 Total TD • Marin Catholic Beat St. Mary’s 21–7

DL OF THE WEEK — Saint Ignatius Wildcats • Defeated the Fightin’ Irish 24–7

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #90 Johnny Borba • K/P, De La Salle • Perfect Performance • 6 KO = 6 TB • 5/5 PAT • Fake Punt: 49 YDS

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — #14 Zoe McCulloch • ATH, St. Ignatius • 13 REC • 181 YDS • 4 TD

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Palo Alto Vikings • 45–42 Showdown Win Over TKA • Improved to 4–1

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — #13 Zion Cadet • LB, De La Salle • Game-Sealing 4th-Down Stop

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #5

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Keyandre Bailey • RB, Soquel • 20 CAR • 138 YDS • 2 TD • Soquel Beat Salinas 21–14

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Max Cantrell • QB, Northgate • 9/18 • 187 YDS • 4 TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Dashal Stout • MLB, Westmont • 16 Tackles • TFL • Westmont Beat Independence 28–24

OL OF THE WEEK — Santa Teresa Saints • 338 Total Offensive Yards • 34–31 Double-OT Win Over Live Oak

DL OF THE WEEK — Soquel Knights • Held Salinas to 70 Rushing Yards on 25 Attempts

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Sophie Riese • WR/DB, Los Gatos • 21 REC • 300 YDS • 9 TD • 3 INT

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Northgate Broncos • Dominated Miramonte 47–17 • Improved to 4–0

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Emmanuel Ramirez • LB, Westmont • 48-Yard Scoop-and-Score Sparked the Warriors’ 4th-Quarter 28–24 Comeback Win vs. Independence

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #4

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Isaac Liu • QB, St. Ignatius • 18/29 • 344 YDS • 5 TD • SI Beat Acalanes 42–38

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Bren David • QB, Milpitas • Game-Winning TD • 4 Total TD vs. Mitty • 16/33 • 223 YDS • 3 Passing TD • 6 CAR • 24 YDS • Rushing TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Dominic Staben • RB/LB, Liberty • 6 Tackles • TFL • INT • Lions Beat El Cerrito 28–27

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Chase Graff • K/DL, Mitty • Game-Winning 33-Yard FG • Monarchs Beat Menlo-Atherton 25–24

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Tatum Prindiville • WR/LB, San Ramon Valley • 7 REC • 84 YDS • TD • 9 Solo Tackles • INT vs. Castro Valley

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — St. Ignatius Wildcats • Coach Lawson & Staff • Battle-Tested Wildcats Continue to Fight

OL OF THE WEEK — Bellarmine Bells • O-Line Dominated in 38–18 Win Over Palo Alto

DL OF THE WEEK — Cardinal Newman • D-Line Dominated in 31–0 Shutout Win Over Riordan

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Madeline Garrison • ATH, Milpitas • Game-Changing INT to Set Up the Game-Winning TD • Game-Sealing INT to End the Game

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Owen Ford • ATH, Willow Glen • 3OT Game-Winning TD • Game-Sealing INT

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #3

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Trey Monroe • RB, Santa Teresa • 4 TD vs. TKA • 30 CAR • 200 YDS

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Juan Gonzalez • QB, Concord • 9/11 • 273 Total Yards • 7 Total TD (3 Rushing, 4 Passing)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Micah Anum • RB/LB, Northgate • 16 Tackles • 3 TFL • PBU • Sack

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Malik Harris • K, Del Oro • Game-Winning 25-Yard FG to Beat St. Francis

GIRLS FLAG PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Paige Purcell • RB/LB/R, Los Gatos • TD • 90 Total Yards • INT • 2 PBU vs. SFHS

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Hayward Farmers • Coach Hart & Staff • Off to a 2–0 Start • 102 Points and Counting

OL OF THE WEEK — Wilcox Chargers • 475 Yards of Offense in 41–20 Win Over Milpitas

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Jared Wong • CB, Serra • 4th-Quarter Pick-6 vs. Kahuku • Game-Winning TD

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Sami Khatami • ATH, College Park • Game-Sealing INT to Beat Mitty 7–0

FALL 2026 GSF WEEKLY AWARDS — WEEK #2

GAME-CHANGER OF THE WEEK — Deuce Jones-Drew • RB, De La Salle Spartans • 3 Total TD in the Second Half

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Jaxon Loftin • QB, De La Salle Spartans • 3 Passing TD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — William Moyer • SS, Leland Chargers • INT • Fumble Recovery • 3 Tackles • PBU • Key 4th-Down Pass Breakup

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Isaac Anderson • RB, American Canyon • Game-Winning Two-Point Conversion

COACHING STAFF OF THE WEEK — Carlmont Scots • Coach Antoine Evans & Staff • 25–7 Victory Over Menlo School

GIRLS FLAG OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Alainna Lacandazon • ATH, James Logan Colts • 9 REC • 86 YDS • 2 TD • 2 INT

OL OF THE WEEK — North Salinas Vikings • 41–28 Win Over Live Oak

DL OF THE WEEK — De La Salle Spartans • 10 TFL • 4 Sacks in Season Opener vs. Serra

HUSTLE PLAY OF THE WEEK — Brody Zirelli • QB, Carlmont Scots • 4 Total TD • GSF Game of the Week MVP vs. Menlo School

GSF Weekly Fall Predictions

GetSportsFocus — Sat, 07 Nov 2026 17:17:19 +0000

WEEK #12 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin — GSF: 80 points
Record: 8–6
Exact Scores: 0

Coach Andrew — XIOS: 110 points
Record: 10–4
Exact Scores: 1

WEEK #12 WINNER: COACH ANDREW — 110–80

Coach Andrew closes out the regular season with a 10–4 record, including an exact-score prediction of Sacred Heart Cathedral’s 14–10 victory over Valley Christian.

Andrew wins the final week by 30 points, reducing Alf’s overall season lead from 160 to 130 points.

FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

Week	Alf — GSF	Record	Exact Scores	Coach Andrew — XIOS	Record	Exact Scores
Week #2	90 pts	9–3	0	50 pts	5–7	0
Week #3	110 pts	11–6	0	Did Not Participate	—	—
Week #4	110 pts	11–6	0	130 pts	13–4	0
Week #5	110 pts	11–3	0	80 pts	8–6	0
Week #6	130 pts	13–1	0	80 pts	8–6	0
Week #7	50 pts	5–4	0	40 pts	4–5	0
Week #8	110 pts	10–5	1	110 pts	10–5	1
Week #9	70 pts	7–3	0	90 pts	8–2	1
Week #10	120 pts	12–3	0	120 pts	12–3	0
Week #11	50 pts	5–7	0	90 pts	9–3	0
Week #12	80 pts	8–6	0	110 pts	10–4	1
GRAND TOTAL	1,030 pts	102–47	1	900 pts	87–45	3

FINAL REGULAR SEASON RESULTS

ALF JOAQUIN — GSF: 1,030 POINTS
Record: 102–47
Exact Scores: 1

COACH ANDREW — XIOS: 900 POINTS
Record: 87–45
Exact Scores: 3

2026 REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION: ALF JOAQUIN — GSF

FINAL MARGIN: 130 POINTS

Alf Joaquin finishes the regular season with 1,030 points, securing the prediction championship over Coach Andrew of XIOS, who finishes with 900 points.

Despite Coach Andrew winning the final week and recording more exact-score predictions (3–1), Alf’s consistency throughout the season proved to be the difference.

WEEK #12 RESULTS — FINAL REGULAR SEASON WEEK

THURSDAY

Christopher (6-3) vs Live Oak (7-2)

Alf: Live Oak 42–35
Andrew: Live Oak 35–21
FINAL: Live Oak 21–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Willow Glen (7-2) vs Lincoln (5-4)

Alf: Lincoln 28–21
Andrew: Willow Glen 28–21
FINAL: Willow Glen 26–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

FRIDAY

Hayward (5-4) vs Moreau (5-4)

Alf: Hayward 45–33
Andrew: Hayward 42–31
FINAL: Hayward 49–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Mitty (3-6) vs St. Ignatius (7-2)

Alf: St. Ignatius 42–14
Andrew: St. Ignatius 21–17
FINAL: St. Ignatius 21–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Sacred Heart Cathedral (4-5) vs Valley Christian (3-6)

Alf: Valley Christian 19–14
Andrew: Sacred Heart Cathedral 14–10
FINAL: Sacred Heart Cathedral 14–10
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 20

COACH ANDREW EXACT SCORE: 14–10

Santa Clara (6-3) vs Jefferson (5-4)

Alf: Santa Clara 35–21
Andrew: Santa Clara 21–7
FINAL: Santa Clara 44–35
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Los Altos (5-4) vs Mountain View (4-5)

Alf: Los Altos 35–21
Andrew: Los Altos 35–14
FINAL: Mountain View 42–10
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Wilcox (4-5) vs Los Gatos (8-1)

Alf: Wilcox 21–17
Andrew: Los Gatos 35–28
FINAL: Los Gatos 41–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Carlmont (5-4) vs Sequoia (5-4)

Alf: Carlmont 35–34
Andrew: Carlmont 34–31
FINAL: Carlmont 42–17
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

San Ramon Valley (8-1) vs Monte Vista (8-1)

Alf: Monte Vista 42–28
Andrew: San Ramon Valley 35–31
FINAL: San Ramon Valley 21–16
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

SATURDAY

Serra (8-1) vs St. Francis (3-6)

Alf: Serra 28–0
Andrew: Serra 35–0
FINAL: Serra 42–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

San Mateo (6-3) vs Burlingame (7-2)

Alf: Burlingame 35–24
Andrew: Burlingame 31–24
FINAL: Burlingame 21–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Bellarmine (6-3) vs Riordan (6-3)

Alf: Bellarmine 24–21
Andrew: Bellarmine 21–17
FINAL: Riordan 56–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Menlo (1-8) vs Sacred Heart Prep (2-7) — Stanford Stadium

Alf: Sacred Heart Prep 24–17
Andrew: Sacred Heart Prep 24–14
FINAL: Sacred Heart Prep 20–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #11 RESULTS

THURSDAY

Overfelt (4-4) vs Oak Grove (5-3)

Alf: Oak Grove 19–14
Andrew: Oak Grove 19–13
FINAL: Oak Grove 37–12
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Milpitas (7-1) vs Hillsdale (5-3)

Alf: Milpitas 38–35
Andrew: Milpitas 31–27
FINAL: Hillsdale 42–28
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Gilroy (7-1) vs Westmont (5-3)

Alf: Westmont 35–28
Andrew: Gilroy 28–17
FINAL: Gilroy 29–7
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Lincoln (5-3) vs Christopher (5-3)

Alf: Lincoln 28–21
Andrew: Christopher 27–24
FINAL: Christopher 26–0
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

FRIDAY

Valley Christian (3-5) vs St. Ignatius (6-2)

Alf: St. Ignatius 42–21
Andrew: St. Ignatius 42–21
FINAL: St. Ignatius 28–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Sacred Heart Cathedral (4-4) vs Bellarmine (5-3)

Alf: Bellarmine 37–35
Andrew: Bellarmine 35–31
FINAL: Bellarmine 24–20
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Francis (3-5) vs Mitty (2-6)

Alf: St. Francis 21–10
Andrew: Mitty 13–10
FINAL: Mitty 17–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Homestead (7-1) vs Saratoga (7-1)

Alf: Homestead 30–28
Andrew: Saratoga 31–27
FINAL: Saratoga 26–22
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Pittsburg (5-3) vs Antioch (7-1)

Alf: Antioch 42–38
Andrew: Pittsburg 42–38
FINAL: Pittsburg 32–13
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Sobrato (5-3) vs Willow Glen (6-2)

Alf: Sobrato 35–21
Andrew: Sobrato 21–14
FINAL: Willow Glen 20–18
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

San Mateo (6-2) vs Woodside (4-4)

Alf: Woodside 33–28
Andrew: San Mateo 35–31
FINAL: Woodside 20–12
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

SATURDAY

Serra (7-1) vs Riordan (6-2)

Alf: Serra 24–21
Andrew: Serra 35–28
FINAL: Serra 49–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #11 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin — GSF: 50 points
Record: 5–7
Exact Scores: 0

Coach Andrew — XIOS: 90 points
Record: 9–3
Exact Scores: 0

WEEK #11 WINNER: COACH ANDREW — 90–50

WEEK #10 RESULTS

THURSDAY

San Mateo (6-1) vs Half Moon Bay (7-0)

Alf: Half Moon Bay 42–35
Andrew: Half Moon Bay 28–21
FINAL: Half Moon Bay 49–10
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Oak Grove (5-2) vs Gilroy (6-1)

Alf: Oak Grove 24–21
Andrew: Gilroy 28–24
FINAL: Gilroy 19–6
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Mills (3-4) vs Saratoga (6-1)

Alf: Saratoga 35–14
Andrew: Saratoga 35–14
FINAL: Saratoga 42–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

FRIDAY

Palma vs Salinas

Alf: Salinas 35–24
Andrew: Salinas 35–31
FINAL: Palma 28–7
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Bellarmine (5-2) vs St. Francis (2-5)

Alf: St. Francis 24–21
Andrew: Bellarmine 27–20
FINAL: St. Francis 28–20
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Mitty (2-5) vs Sacred Heart Cathedral (3-4)

Alf: Sacred Heart Cathedral 17–13
Andrew: Sacred Heart Cathedral 28–17
FINAL: Sacred Heart Cathedral 3–2
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Riordan (5-2) vs Valley Christian (3-2)

Alf: Valley Christian 28–21
Andrew: Riordan 34–24
FINAL: Riordan 24–9
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

San Leandro (6-1) vs Moreau Catholic (4-3)

Alf: San Leandro 38–35
Andrew: San Leandro 31–21
FINAL: San Leandro 25–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Milpitas (6-1) vs Carlmont (5-2)

Alf: Milpitas 45–42
Andrew: Milpitas 28–20
FINAL: Milpitas 48–34
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Gunn (5-2) vs Homestead (6-1)

Alf: Homestead 28–24
Andrew: Homestead 27–21
FINAL: Homestead 24–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Live Oak (5-2) vs Willow Glen (6-1)

Alf: Live Oak 42–28
Andrew: Willow Glen 31–24
FINAL: Live Oak 24–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Santa Teresa (6-1) vs Branham (2-5)

Alf: Santa Teresa 35–14
Andrew: Santa Teresa 28–14
FINAL: Santa Teresa 35–23
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

San Ramon (7-0) vs De La Salle (7-0)

Alf: De La Salle 49–0
Andrew: De La Salle 42–17
FINAL: De La Salle 31–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

SATURDAY

St. Ignatius (6-1) vs Serra (6-1)

Alf: Serra 56–12
Andrew: Serra 38–17
FINAL: Serra 38–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Lincoln (5-2) vs Sobrato (4-3)

Alf: Sobrato 28–21
Andrew: Sobrato 27–21
FINAL: Sobrato 17–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #10 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin — GSF: 120 points
Record: 12–3
Exact Scores: 0

Coach Andrew — XIOS: 120 points
Record: 12–3
Exact Scores: 0

WEEK #10 RESULT: TIE — 120–120

WEEK #9 RESULTS

THURSDAY

Carmel (4-2) vs Soquel (4-1)

Alf: Carmel 35–14
Andrew: Soquel 29–21
FINAL: Soquel 41–21
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

The King’s Academy (2-4) vs Los Gatos (5-1)

Alf: Los Gatos 35–14
Andrew: Los Gatos 49–14
FINAL: Los Gatos 49–12
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

FRIDAY

Half Moon Bay (6-0) vs Burlingame (5-1)

Alf: Half Moon Bay 49–42
Andrew: Half Moon Bay 35–28
FINAL: Half Moon Bay 35–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 20

COACH ANDREW EXACT SCORE: 35–28

Valley Christian (3-3) vs St. Francis (1-5)

Alf: Valley Christian 22–21
Andrew: St. Francis 10–7
FINAL: St. Francis 40–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Los Altos (4-2) vs Jefferson (3-3)

Alf: Los Altos 24–21
Andrew: Los Altos 42–21
FINAL: Los Altos 34–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Ignatius (5-1) vs Bellarmine (5-1)

Alf: St. Ignatius 17–14
Andrew: St. Ignatius 14–13
FINAL: St. Ignatius 26–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Riordan (4-2) vs Mitty (2-4)

Alf: Riordan 21–14
Andrew: Mitty 21–20
FINAL: Riordan 22–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Sobrato (4-2) vs Live Oak (4-2)

Alf: Sobrato 28–24
Andrew: Sobrato 35–31
FINAL: Live Oak 27–0
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

De La Salle (6-0) vs Monte Vista (7-0)

Alf: De La Salle 49–14
Andrew: De La Salle 49–14
FINAL: De La Salle 51–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

SATURDAY

Serra (5-1) vs Sacred Heart Cathedral (4-2)

Alf: Serra 49–14
Andrew: Serra 48–7
FINAL: Serra 28–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #8 RESULTS

THURSDAY

Live Oak (3-1) vs Lincoln (4-1)

Alf: Lincoln 49–35
Andrew: Live Oak 49–35
FINAL: Live Oak 42–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Santa Clara (3-2) vs Los Altos (3-2)

Alf: Santa Clara 38–28
Andrew: Santa Clara 35–28
FINAL: Los Altos 40–21
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Sequoia (2-3) vs Milpitas (4-1)

Alf: Milpitas 45–21
Andrew: Milpitas 28–14
FINAL: Milpitas 42–30
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

FRIDAY

Burlingame (5-0) vs Palo Alto (4-1)

Alf: Burlingame 49–47 OT
Andrew: Palo Alto 35–30
FINAL: Palo Alto 35–21
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

St. Francis (1-4) vs St. Ignatius (4-1)

Alf: St. Ignatius 35–14
Andrew: St. Ignatius 28–7
FINAL: St. Ignatius 31–20
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Carlmont (3-2) vs Hillsdale (4-1)

Alf: Carlmont 31–28
Andrew: Hillsdale 28–21
FINAL: Carlmont 42–32
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Monte Vista (6-0) vs California (4-2)

Alf: Monte Vista 28–21
Andrew: Monte Vista 28–24
FINAL: Monte Vista 28–21
Points: Alf 20 | Andrew 10

ALF EXACT SCORE: 28–21

The King’s Academy (2-3) vs Wilcox (1-4)

Alf: The King’s Academy 50–45
Andrew: The King’s Academy 49–45
FINAL: Wilcox 38–29
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Antioch (4-1) vs Deer Valley (4-1)

Alf: Antioch 35–28
Andrew: Antioch 35–28
FINAL: Antioch 40–12
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Liberty (4-2) vs Pittsburg (2-3)

Alf: Liberty 38–35
Andrew: Pittsburg 35–28
FINAL: Pittsburg 41–19
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

SATURDAY

Los Gatos (4-1) vs Sacred Heart Prep (2-3)

Alf: Los Gatos 38–35
Andrew: Los Gatos 35–14
FINAL: Los Gatos 49–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Mitty (2-3) vs Serra (4-1)

Alf: Serra 50–14
Andrew: Serra 49–14
FINAL: Serra 49–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 20

COACH ANDREW EXACT SCORE: 49–14

Sacred Heart Cathedral (3-2) vs Riordan (3-2)

Alf: Riordan 28–21
Andrew: Sacred Heart Cathedral 28–27
FINAL: Riordan 27–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Christopher (3-2) vs Sobrato (3-2)

Alf: Sobrato 42–38 OT
Andrew: Sobrato 28–24
FINAL: Sobrato 28–3
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Bellarmine (4-1) vs Valley Christian (3-2) — GAME OF THE WEEK

Alf: Valley Christian 28–25
Andrew: Bellarmine 24–21
FINAL: Valley Christian 7–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

WEEK #7 RESULTS

North Salinas @ Salinas

Alf: North Salinas 28–14
Andrew: North Salinas 35–7
FINAL: Salinas 40–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Bellarmine @ Mitty

Alf: Mitty 28–24
Andrew: Mitty 14–10
FINAL: Bellarmine 10–7
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Los Gatos @ Pittsburg

Alf: Pittsburg 35–24
Andrew: Pittsburg 35–7
FINAL: Los Gatos 28–27
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

De La Salle @ Cathedral Catholic

Alf: De La Salle 42–28
Andrew: De La Salle 35–31
FINAL: De La Salle 42–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Mountain View @ Half Moon Bay

Alf: Half Moon Bay 38–35
Andrew: Mountain View 28–24
FINAL: Half Moon Bay 61–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Westmont @ Oak Grove

Alf: Oak Grove 17–14
Andrew: Oak Grove 27–24
FINAL: Oak Grove 42–13
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Valley Christian @ Serra

Alf: Serra 45–44
Andrew: Serra 28–7
FINAL: Serra 50–19
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Ignatius @ Riordan

Alf: St. Ignatius 35–28
Andrew: St. Ignatius 28–7
FINAL: Riordan 21–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

St. Francis @ Sacred Heart Cathedral

Alf: Sacred Heart Cathedral 45–42
Andrew: Sacred Heart Cathedral 24–10
FINAL: Sacred Heart Cathedral 35–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #7 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin: 5–4 — 50 Points
Coach Andrew: 4–5 — 40 Points

Exact Scores: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

SEASON SCORE

Alf: 600 Points
Coach Andrew: 380 Points

ALF LEADS 600–380

WEEK #6 RESULTS

Palo Alto @ The King’s Academy — Game of the Week

Alf: Palo Alto 38–24
Andrew: The King’s Academy 28–24
FINAL: Palo Alto 45–42
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

St. Ignatius vs. Sacred Heart Cathedral

Alf: St. Ignatius 56–48
Andrew: Sacred Heart Cathedral 49–35
FINAL: St. Ignatius 24–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Serra @ Bellarmine

Alf: Serra 28–24
Andrew: Serra 35–14
FINAL: Serra 45–13
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Riordan @ St. Francis

Alf: Riordan 21–17
Andrew: St. Francis 21–17
FINAL: Riordan 28–9
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Oak Grove @ Gunderson

Alf: Oak Grove 18–16
Andrew: Oak Grove 21–14
FINAL: Oak Grove 39–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Sequoia @ San Mateo

Alf: San Mateo 35–21
Andrew: Sequoia 24–21
FINAL: San Mateo 42–31
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Mitty @ Valley Christian

Alf: Valley Christian 49–42
Andrew: Mitty 34–31
FINAL: Valley Christian 7–3
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Santa Teresa @ Lincoln

Alf: Santa Teresa 35–28
Andrew: Santa Teresa 35–28
FINAL: Santa Teresa 41–21
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Soquel @ Hollister

Alf: Soquel 24–21
Andrew: Soquel
FINAL: Soquel Won
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

College Park @ Northgate

Alf: Northgate 35–21
Andrew: Northgate 35–14
FINAL: Northgate 56–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Burlingame @ Menlo

Alf: Burlingame 42–14
Andrew: Burlingame 35–7
FINAL: Burlingame 21–10
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Leland @ Sobrato

Alf: Sobrato 35–34
Andrew: Sobrato 21–17
FINAL: Sobrato 21–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Mary’s vs. Marin Catholic @ Cal Berkeley

Alf: St. Mary’s 28–21
Andrew: St. Mary’s 24–21
FINAL: Marin Catholic 21–7
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Centennial vs. De La Salle — Game of the Week

Alf: De La Salle 38–35
Andrew: De La Salle 35–34
FINAL: De La Salle 35–32
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #6 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin: 13–1 — 130 Points
Coach Andrew: 8–6 — 80 Points

Exact Scores: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

SEASON SCORE

Alf: 550 Points
Coach Andrew: 340 Points

ALF LEADS 550–340

WEEK #5 RESULTS

Soquel @ Salinas

Alf: Salinas 21–18
Andrew: Soquel 28–14
FINAL: Soquel 21–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Hillsdale @ Burlingame

Alf: Burlingame 35–28
Andrew: Hillsdale 35–31
FINAL: Burlingame 59–6
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Live Oak @ Santa Teresa

Alf: Santa Teresa 42–33
Andrew: Santa Teresa 31–28
FINAL: Santa Teresa 34–31
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Silver Creek @ Leland

Alf: Leland 29–28
Andrew: Leland 28–27
FINAL: Leland 12–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Allen @ Prosper

GSF TX Game of the Week

Alf: Allen 56–28
Andrew: Allen 56–28
FINAL: Allen 51–21
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

De La Salle @ St. Mary’s

Alf: De La Salle 35–3
Andrew: De La Salle 35–14
FINAL: De La Salle 44–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Pittsburg @ Mission Viejo

Alf: Pittsburg 30–27
Andrew: Pittsburg 27–24
FINAL: Mission Viejo 42–35
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Northgate @ Miramonte

GSF Game of the Week

Alf: Northgate 21–17
Andrew: Miramonte 24–21
FINAL: Northgate 47–17
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Half Moon Bay @ Sacred Heart Prep

Alf: Half Moon Bay 21–14
Andrew: Half Moon Bay 28–7
FINAL: Half Moon Bay 49–28
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Carlmont @ Santa Clara

Alf: Carlmont 28–24
Andrew: Santa Clara 14–10
FINAL: Carlmont 54–32
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Christopher @ Leigh

Alf: Leigh 28–12
Andrew: Christopher 17–14
FINAL: Christopher 35–0
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Independence @ Westmont

Alf: Westmont 21–17
Andrew: Independence 24–17
FINAL: Westmont 28–24
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Moreau @ Balboa

Alf: Moreau 28–14
Andrew: Balboa 21–17
FINAL: Moreau 22–19
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Pajaro Valley @ Santa Cruz

Alf: Santa Cruz 42–24
Andrew: Santa Cruz 24–21
FINAL: Santa Cruz 35–27
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

WEEK #5 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin: 11–3 — 110 Points
Coach Andrew: 8–6 — 80 Points

Exact Scores: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

SEASON SCORE

Alf: 420 Points
Coach Andrew: 260 Points

ALF LEADS 420–260

WEEK #4 RESULTS

MacDonald @ Del Mar

Alf: Del Mar 21–17
Andrew: MacDonald 24–22
FINAL: MacDonald 7–0
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Gunderson @ Leland

Alf: Leland 28–10
Andrew: Leland 28–10
FINAL: Leland 43–6
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Willow Glen @ Branham

Alf: Willow Glen 35–21
Andrew: Willow Glen 42–14
FINAL: Willow Glen 28–20
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Santa Teresa @ California

Alf: Santa Teresa 24–21
Andrew: Santa Teresa 24–21
FINAL: California 31–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Pittsburg @ James Logan

Alf: Pittsburg 49–10
Andrew: Pittsburg 49–0
FINAL: Pittsburg 49–21
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

McClymonds @ Jefferson

Alf: McClymonds 32–20
Andrew: McClymonds 28–7
FINAL: McClymonds 56–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Riordan @ Cardinal Newman

Alf: Riordan 21–20
Andrew: Cardinal Newman 28–24
FINAL: Cardinal Newman 31–0
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Salinas @ Valley Christian

Alf: Valley Christian 42–28
Andrew: Valley Christian 42–21
FINAL: Valley Christian 47–0
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Folsom @ Sacred Heart Cathedral

Alf: Sacred Heart Cathedral 31–13
Andrew: Folsom 28–14
FINAL: Folsom 49–24
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Clayton Valley @ San Ramon Valley

Alf: San Ramon Valley 28–17
Andrew: San Ramon Valley 28–7
FINAL: San Ramon Valley 52–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Serra @ St. Mary’s

Alf: Serra 35–33
Andrew: Serra 35–28
FINAL: Serra 21–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Menlo-Atherton @ Mitty

Alf: Mitty 24–21
Andrew: Mitty 35–14
FINAL: Mitty 25–24
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Ignatius @ Acalanes

Alf: St. Ignatius 14–7
Andrew: Acalanes 31–17
FINAL: St. Ignatius 42–38
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

St. Francis @ De La Salle

Alf: De La Salle 40–0
Andrew: De La Salle 49–0
FINAL: De La Salle 54–10
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Palo Alto @ Bellarmine

Alf: Bellarmine 14–7
Andrew: Palo Alto 21–17
FINAL: Bellarmine 38–18
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Allen @ Southlake Carroll

Alf: Allen 56–14
Andrew: Allen 56–14
FINAL: Allen 56–35
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Hayward @ Balboa

Alf: Balboa 17–14
Andrew: Balboa 21–17
FINAL: Hayward 67–7
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

WEEK #4 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin: 110 points
Coach Andrew: 130 points

SEASON SCORE: ALF 310 — ANDREW 180

WEEK #3 — ALF RESULTS

Clayton Valley @ Riordan

ALF Pick: Riordan 17–14
FINAL: Riordan 47–7
10 Points

Valley Christian @ Tracy

ALF Pick: Valley Christian 49–21
FINAL: Tracy 21–20
0 Points

Santa Teresa @ TKA

ALF Pick: TKA 42–17
FINAL: Santa Teresa 28–22
0 Points

Salinas @ Los Gatos

ALF Pick: Salinas 35–24
FINAL: Los Gatos 41–35
0 Points

St. John Bosco @ Pittsburg

ALF Pick: St. John Bosco 42–17
FINAL: St. John Bosco 26–16
10 Points

Acalanes @ Menlo-Atherton

ALF Pick: Menlo-Atherton 14–10
FINAL: Acalanes 41–13
0 Points

Marin Catholic @ St. Ignatius

ALF Pick: St. Ignatius 35–30
FINAL: St. Ignatius 42–7
10 Points

Wilcox @ Milpitas

ALF Pick: Milpitas 34–20
FINAL: Wilcox 41–20
0 Points

Carlmont @ Burlingame

ALF Pick: Burlingame 21–18
FINAL: Burlingame 41–13
10 Points

Palo Alto @ Leland

ALF Pick: Palo Alto 42–28
FINAL: Palo Alto 45–21
10 Points

Lincoln @ San Jose — BIG BONE

ALF Pick: Lincoln 56–9
FINAL: Lincoln 38–7
10 Points

Sacred Heart Cathedral @ Palma

ALF Pick: SHC 24–20
FINAL: SHC 28–7
10 Points

Cardinal Newman @ De La Salle

ALF Pick: De La Salle 35–24
FINAL: De La Salle 42–3
10 Points

Del Oro @ St. Francis

ALF Pick: St. Francis 28–14
FINAL: Del Oro 19–17
0 Points

Serra @ Kahuku

ALF Pick: Serra 29–25
FINAL: Serra 28–21
10 Points

DeSoto vs. Allen

ALF Pick: Allen 35–21
FINAL: Allen 50–6
10 Points

Campolindo @ Bellarmine

ALF Pick: Bellarmine 24–21
FINAL: Bellarmine 17–16
10 Points

WEEK #3 TOTAL

Alf: 11–6 — 110 Points

SEASON TOTAL

Alf: 20–9 — 200 Points

WEEK #2 RESULTS

Leigh @ Palo Alto

Alf: Leigh 35–7
Andrew: Leigh 35–7
FINAL: Palo Alto 56–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

De La Salle @ Serra

Alf: De La Salle 7–0
Andrew: De La Salle 17–14
FINAL: De La Salle 35–25
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

San Ramon Valley @ El Cerrito

Alf: El Cerrito 21–14
Andrew: San Ramon Valley 21–14
FINAL: San Ramon Valley 41–14
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 10

Riordan @ West (UT)

Alf: Riordan 35–28
Andrew: Riordan 35–28
FINAL: West 31–13
Points: Alf 0 | Andrew 0

Milpitas @ Oak Grove

Alf: Milpitas 28–14
Andrew: Oak Grove 21–14
FINAL: Milpitas 43–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Manteca @ St. Francis

Alf: St. Francis 24–10
Andrew: St. Francis 14–10
FINAL: St. Francis 31–23
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Valley Christian @ Wilcox

Alf: Valley Christian 42–14
Andrew: Valley Christian 42–14
FINAL: Valley Christian 42–13
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Acalanes @ Mitty

Alf: Acalanes 35–28
Andrew: Mitty 28–14
FINAL: Acalanes 35–14
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

King’s Academy @ Aptos

Alf: King’s Academy 49–20
Andrew: King’s Academy 49–7
FINAL: King’s Academy 44–29
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

St. Ignatius @ San Marin

Alf: St. Ignatius 33–24
Andrew: St. Ignatius 27–20
FINAL: St. Ignatius 42–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 10

Bellarmine @ Sobrato

Alf: Bellarmine 24–7
Andrew: Sobrato 14–10
FINAL: Bellarmine 37–6
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

Menlo @ Carlmont

Alf: Carlmont 10–8
Andrew: Menlo 17–14
FINAL: Carlmont 25–7
Points: Alf 10 | Andrew 0

WEEK #2 TOTAL

Alf Joaquin: 90 points
Coach Andrew: 50 points

SEASON SCORE: ALF 90 — ANDREW 50

GSF Announces Six-Team Expansion for Girls Flag Football Senior All-Star Games

GetSportsFocus — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 07:10:11 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — October 29, 2026

GetSportsFocus is taking its Girls Flag Football Senior All-Star Games to another level.

For the upcoming 3rd Annual GSF Girls Flag Football Senior All-Star Games, GSF will expand the event to six regional All-Star teams, bringing together outstanding senior student-athletes from throughout Northern California for what GSF believes will be the largest single-day senior girls flag football showcase in the country.

The six teams will be HEROES, 5-STAR, ICONS, LEGENDS, TRINITY and EMPRESS.

The expanded format is designed to give more senior girls flag football players an opportunity to represent their schools, communities and regions while competing alongside some of the top players in Northern California.

THE SIX GSF ALL-STAR REGIONS

ALL-STAR TEAM	REGION / AREA REPRESENTED
HEROES	Mountain View and north through the Peninsula and San Francisco. Archbishop Mitty is included in the HEROES region.
5-STAR	Sunnyvale, San Jose and surrounding South Bay communities, including Milpitas and Los Gatos.
ICONS	Morgan Hill and south, including the Gilroy area, Santa Cruz County and Monterey County.
LEGENDS	Pleasanton and surrounding communities, extending into the northern and eastern East Bay.
TRINITY	Fremont, Union City, Hayward, San Leandro, Castro Valley, Oakland and the North Bay.
EMPRESS	Stockton and the Central Valley region.

The addition of TRINITY and EMPRESS, along with the expansion to six regional teams, significantly increases the geographic reach of the GSF All-Star experience.

From San Francisco and the North Bay to San Jose, Oakland and the East Bay; from Santa Cruz and Monterey to Stockton and the Central Valley, the goal is to create an All-Star event that represents the rapidly growing girls flag football community across Northern California.

MORE THAN AN ALL-STAR GAME

The GSF Senior All-Star Games were created to give graduating student-athletes one final opportunity to represent their high schools while competing with players from across the region.

The event is also played in support of the GSF mission:

“Stand Up and Support: Anti-Bullying and Suicide Prevention.”

As girls flag football continues its tremendous growth, GSF wants the Senior All-Star Games to grow with it.

Six teams. Six regions. One day.

The result will be a massive celebration of the senior class and an opportunity to showcase the talent, personalities, sportsmanship and stories that are helping shape the future of girls flag football.

SIX TEAMS. ONE STAGE.

HEROES. 5-STAR. ICONS. LEGENDS. TRINITY. EMPRESS.

Hundreds of schools throughout Northern California will now have a defined regional All-Star team they can represent.

The vision is simple: bring the regions together, give deserving seniors their moment, and create an unforgettable final high school football experience.

The 3rd Annual GSF Girls Flag Football Senior All-Star Games will be held in conjunction with the 5th Annual GSF Senior All-Star Football Games, creating one of the biggest days of senior high school football celebration in GSF history.

Northern California’s seniors. Six regions. One unforgettable All-Star experience.

BREAKING: GSF Announces Regional Teams for 5th Annual Senior All-Star Games

GetSportsFocus — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 06:21:25 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — October 28, 2026

GetSportsFocus has officially established the regional alignment for the 5th Annual GSF Senior All-Star Football Games, bringing together top senior student-athletes from across the Greater Bay Area and surrounding regions.

The four GSF All-Star teams will once again compete as HEROES, 5-STAR, ICONS and LEGENDS, with each team representing a specific region.

“Having the list of schools for each team will clarify and improve the process,” said Alf Joaquin, organizer of the GSF All-Star Games. “Athletes will be able to know right away which team they will be a part of. We are currently in the process of admitting seniors, and we’re looking forward to our fifth year. It’s going to be epic.”

HEROES will represent San Francisco, the Peninsula and the western East Bay corridor, including Oakland, Hayward, San Leandro and Fremont.

5-STAR will represent Santa Clara County and feature student-athletes from throughout San Jose and the South Bay.

ICONS will represent the southern region, beginning with Morgan Hill and Gilroy and extending through Santa Cruz and Monterey counties.

LEGENDS will represent the inland East Bay, including Contra Costa County and the Tri-Valley region.

The regional format includes more than 150 high school football programs across the four GSF All-Star territories and gives selected athletes a clear path to knowing which All-Star team they will represent.

The 5th Annual GSF Senior All-Star Games will take place on Sunday, January 3, 2027, in San Jose as part of the GSF All-Star Experience.

The games will once again support the GetSportsFocus Stand Up and Support: Anti-Bullying and Suicide Prevention initiative.

GSF is currently accepting and confirming members of the Class of 2027 for this year’s All-Star rosters. Team assignments, coaches, practices and additional Game Day information will be announced as the All-Star Experience gets closer.

HEROES. 5-STAR. ICONS. LEGENDS.

HEROES	5-STAR	ICONS	LEGENDS
American	Archbishop Mitty	Alisal	Acalanes
Archbishop Riordan	Bellarmine College Prep	Ann Sobrato	Alameda
Aragon	Branham	Aptos	Albany
Arroyo	Cupertino	Carmel	Amador Valley
Balboa	Del Mar	Christopher	Antioch
Bishop O’Dowd	Evergreen Valley	Everett Alvarez	Berean Christian
Burlingame	Fremont (Sunnyvale)	Gilroy	Berkeley
Burton	Gunn	Gonzales	California
Capuchino	Gunderson	Greenfield	Campolindo
Carlmont	Hill	Harbor	Castro Valley
Castlemont	Homestead	King City	Clayton Valley Charter
El Camino	Independence	Live Oak	College Park
Fremont (Oakland)	James Lick	Marina	Concord
Galileo	The King’s Academy	Monterey	De Anza
Half Moon Bay	Leigh	North Monterey County	De La Salle
Hayward	Leland	North Salinas	Deer Valley
Hillsdale	Lincoln (San Jose)	Pacific Grove	Dougherty Valley
James Logan	Los Altos	Pajaro Valley	Dublin
Jefferson	Los Gatos	Palma	El Cerrito
Junipero Serra	Lynbrook	Rancho San Juan	Emerald
Kennedy	MacDonald	Salinas	Foothill
Lincoln (San Francisco)	Milpitas	Santa Cruz	Freedom
Lowell	Mountain View	Scotts Valley	Granada
McClymonds	Mt. Pleasant	Seaside	Heritage
Menlo School	Oak Grove	Soledad	Hercules
Menlo-Atherton	Overfelt	Soquel	Las Lomas
Mills	Palo Alto	St. Francis	Liberty
Mission	Piedmont Hills	Stevenson	Livermore
Mission San Jose	Pioneer	Watsonville	Miramonte
Moreau Catholic	Prospect		Monte Vista
Mt. Eden	Saint Francis		Mt. Diablo
Newark Memorial	San Jose		Northgate
Oakland High	Santa Clara		Piedmont
Oakland Tech	Santa Teresa		Pinole Valley
Sacred Heart Cathedral	Saratoga		Pittsburg
Sacred Heart Prep	Silver Creek		Salesian College Prep
San Leandro	Valley Christian		Saint Mary’s
San Lorenzo	Westmont		San Ramon Valley
San Mateo	Wilcox		St. Patrick-St. Vincent
Sequoia	Willow Glen		Ygnacio Valley
South San Francisco	Yerba Buena
Tennyson
Terra Nova
Washington (Fremont)
Washington (San Francisco)
Woodside

2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards: Spring Sports People’s Choice Winners

GetSportsFocus — Sun, 05 Jul 2026 20:10:23 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — July 5, 2026

The 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards reached another historic milestone as Spring Sports were officially recognized for the first time in the history of the program.

Since the awards were established in 2021, GetSportsFocus has honored the outstanding achievements of high school football players throughout the Greater Bay Area. As GSF continued to expand its coverage across multiple sports, it became clear that the accomplishments of baseball, softball, and track & field student-athletes deserved to be celebrated on the same stage.

This year, that vision became reality.

For the first time, Baseball, Softball, and Men’s and Women’s Track & Field were added to the GSF OTY Sports Awards. The GetSportsFocus staff selected the finalists based on their accomplishments throughout the season, while the fans determined the winners through the inaugural People’s Choice voting process.

Across all GSF OTY Sports Awards categories, 12,978 votes were cast, making this the largest voting event in the history of the awards.

The inaugural Spring Sports People’s Choice Awards recognize athletes and teams whose dedication, leadership, and championship performances made the 2026 spring season one to remember.

Baseball Player of the Year

Few baseball players enjoyed a season as complete as Valley Christian catcher Nathan Miller.

The Webster University commit helped lead the Warriors to another outstanding campaign that culminated with a CCS Open Division Championship and the program’s first CIF NorCal Championship. Miller’s leadership behind the plate, offensive production, and ability to perform in the biggest moments earned him overwhelming support from the fans.

People’s Choice Results

Winner

Nathan Miller – Valley Christian — 79.0%

Finalists

Felix Chang – Archbishop Mitty — 12.7%

Ben Hayden – De La Salle — 8.2%

Los Altos star Daniela Hughes earned Women’s Track Star of the Year after one of the most remarkable seasons in the state.

The Cal Berkeley commit was described by many as a “once-in-a-generation athlete” after winning the CIF State Championship in the triple jump while also placing fourth in the 100-meter hurdles against California’s best competitors. Her versatility and dominance throughout the season made her a deserving recipient of the inaugural award.

People’s Choice Results

Winner

Daniela Hughes – Los Altos — 33.1%

Finalists

Ellie McCuskey-Hay – St. Ignatius — 25.7%

Amirat Temi Aganju – Pittsburg — 21.2%

Amaya Bharadwaj – Palo Alto — 20.0%

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Congratulations to every finalist selected by the GetSportsFocus staff and every People’s Choice winner selected by the fans. Your accomplishments helped define an unforgettable spring season while becoming part of the history of the GSF OTY Sports Awards.

GSF OTY Sports Awards

Recognizing Excellence. Building Legacy. Inspiring the Next Generation.

2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards: Winter Sports People’s Choice Winners

GetSportsFocus — Sun, 05 Jul 2026 19:57:17 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — July 5, 2026

The 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards marked a historic milestone for GetSportsFocus as Winter Sports were officially added to the annual awards program for the first time.

Since the GSF OTY Sports Awards began in 2021, the focus had been on recognizing excellence in football. As GetSportsFocus expanded its coverage throughout the school year, it became clear that the achievements of basketball, soccer, and wrestling student-athletes deserved the same level of recognition.

This year, that vision became a reality.

For the first time, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, and Men’s and Women’s Wrestling were included in the People’s Choice Awards. While the GetSportsFocus staff selected the finalists based on their accomplishments throughout the season, fans from across the Greater Bay Area cast their votes to determine the winners.

The response was tremendous.

Across all GSF OTY Sports Awards categories, more than 12,900 votes were cast, reflecting the growing passion and support for high school athletics throughout the Greater Bay Area and surrounding Northern California communities.

The inaugural Winter Sports People’s Choice Awards celebrate athletes who excelled on the court, the pitch, and the wrestling mat while representing their schools with excellence, leadership, and sportsmanship.

Tamara Grace of Gilroy earned the inaugural Women’s Wrestler of the Year Award after another outstanding postseason run.

Despite an early upset during the CIF State Championships, Grace demonstrated tremendous determination by battling back to finish third in the state. The Southern Oregon commit’s resilience and competitive spirit made her a deserving recipient of the inaugural award.

People’s Choice Results

Winner

Tamara Grace – Gilroy — 36.4%

Finalists

Kiana Lien – Mountain View — 25.6%

Haru Duus – Fremont — 19.0%

Shayna Ward – Oakland Tech — 19.0%

The addition of Winter Sports marks another significant step in the continued growth of the GSF OTY Sports Awards.

Congratulations to every finalist selected by the GetSportsFocus staff and to every People’s Choice winner recognized by the fans. Your accomplishments helped define an outstanding winter season and established the first chapter in what promises to become a lasting tradition.

The GSF OTY Sports Awards continue to celebrate excellence while recognizing the student-athletes whose dedication, leadership, and commitment inspire the next generation throughout the Greater Bay Area.

GSF OTY Sports Awards

Recognizing Excellence. Building Legacy. Inspiring the Next Generation.

2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards: Football People’s Choice Winners

GetSportsFocus — Sun, 05 Jul 2026 19:27:16 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — July 5, 2026

Football is where the GSF “OTY” (Of The Year) Sports Awards began.

Since launching in 2021, GetSportsFocus has recognized the outstanding student-athletes, teams, coaches, and unforgettable moments that define high school football throughout the Greater Bay Area. For the first five years, GSF staff selected each award winner based on season-long performance, accomplishments, leadership, and overall impact.

The 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

For the first time in the history of the awards, GetSportsFocus introduced People’s Choice voting. While the GSF staff continued to evaluate the season and select the finalists in every category, the winners were determined by the fans.

The response exceeded every expectation.

Across all GSF OTY Sports Awards categories, 12,978 votes were cast, making this the largest and most successful voting event in the history of the awards.

The 2025 football season produced championship teams, unforgettable performances, nationally ranked recruits, rising stars, and remarkable stories throughout the Greater Bay Area. The inaugural People’s Choice Football Awards celebrate those accomplishments while recognizing every finalist who earned the respect of the GSF staff and the high school football community.

GSF Ultimate Game-Changer of the Year

The GSF Ultimate Game-Changer Award is the highest individual football honor presented by GetSportsFocus.

Unlike position awards that recognize excellence at a single position, the Ultimate Game-Changer Award honors the player whose overall impact changes the outcome of football games through leadership, versatility, production, toughness, and the ability to perform on the biggest stage.

For the inaugural People’s Choice Awards, that honor belongs to Serra standout Malakai Taufoou.

The Oregon commit earned 29.6 percent of the fan vote after a remarkable season that showcased his ability to influence every phase of the game. Whether lining up on offense, making plays on defense, or contributing on special teams, Taufoou consistently demonstrated why he is regarded as one of California’s premier football players.

Championship teams are built around players who elevate everyone around them, and Taufoou embodied that throughout Serra’s championship season. His leadership, athleticism, versatility, and relentless competitiveness made him a fitting recipient of the highest individual honor in GSF football.

Official Results

Winner

Malakai Taufoou – Serra — 29.6%

Finalists

Ryder Lyons – Folsom — 28.0%

Michael Mitchell Jr. – Riordan — 27.5%

Jaden Jefferson – De La Salle — 14.9%

Offensive Player of the Year

Lincoln running back Kyan Phillips earned Offensive Player of the Year after one of the most productive offensive seasons in Northern California.

Phillips rushed for 1,828 yards on 242 carries while finishing with 2,435 all-purpose yards and an incredible 47 touchdowns. His explosive running style and consistency helped power Lincoln throughout a memorable championship season.

Official Results

Winner

Kyan Phillips – Lincoln — 48.1%

Finalists

Tommy Tofi – Riordan — 32.1%

Caedon Afsharipour – St. Ignatius — 11.3%

RJ Mosley – Pittsburg — 8.5%

Defensive Player of the Year

Defense wins championships, and Bubba Vargas proved that every week.

The De La Salle linebacker finished another outstanding season with 64 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, and numerous game-changing plays, including an interception against St. Francis and a dominant playoff performance against Pittsburg. His physical style of play and leadership helped anchor one of Northern California’s premier defenses.

Official Results

Winner

Bubba Vargas – De La Salle — 41.8%

Finalists

DJ Sanchez – Riordan — 40.3%

Japheth Tofaeono – Pittsburg — 17.8%

Junior of the Year

Riordan’s Adonyae Brown established himself as one of California’s elite juniors.

The UNLV commit produced 24 touchdowns and 1,627 total yards while consistently delivering against top competition. Brown’s combination of power, speed, and versatility made him one of the most complete offensive players in the region.

Official Results

Winner

Adonyae Brown – Riordan — 57.1%

Finalists

Jace Cannon – Serra — 42.9%

Sophomore of the Year

Drew Cumby emerged as one of the brightest young quarterbacks in the Greater Bay Area.

The St. Francis signal caller earned WCAL Sophomore of the Year honors while displaying poise beyond his years. At 6-foot-3, Cumby has already established himself as one of the area’s rising stars.

Official Results

Winner

Drew Cumby – St. Francis — 45.7%

Finalists

Andrew Ho – Branham — 33.4%

Landon Miller – De La Salle — 20.9%

Special teams often make the difference between winning and losing close football games, and no player demonstrated that more consistently than Lincoln kicker Leo Molina.

Molina provided the Lions with a dependable scoring weapon throughout the season, finishing with 76 total points while converting 67 extra points. His consistency and reliability helped Lincoln capitalize on scoring opportunities during one of the program’s most successful seasons.

Official Results

Winner

Leo Molina – Lincoln — 43.5%

Finalists

Shane Harmer – Los Gatos — 29.0%

Saul Marks – Serra — 18.8%

AJ Carey – Livermore — 8.8%

Utility Player of the Year

Winning one major award is impressive. Winning two is exceptional.

After earning the GSF Ultimate Game-Changer Award, Serra’s Malakai Taufoou added Utility Player of the Year to his list of accomplishments.

Taufoou’s ability to impact every phase of the game separated him from the competition. Whether taking snaps on offense, making game-changing plays on defense, or contributing on special teams, he consistently proved there was no role too big or too small. His versatility embodied what this award represents.

Official Results

Winner

Malakai Taufoou – Serra — 51.7%

Finalists

Cynai Thomas – Riordan — 31.0%

Jeovanni Henley – Serra — 17.2%

Starting Offensive Linemen of the Year

Championship offenses begin with great offensive lines.

The Riordan Crusaders earned Starting Offensive Linemen of the Year after anchoring one of Northern California’s most explosive offenses. Their physicality, discipline, and teamwork allowed the Crusaders to establish the run while protecting one of the area’s premier passing attacks.

Although offensive linemen rarely receive the headlines, this unit proved once again that football games are often won at the line of scrimmage.

Official Results

Winner

Riordan Crusaders — 71.0%

Finalists

St. Mary’s Rams — 29.0%

Starting Defensive Linemen of the Year

Serra’s defensive front set the tone every Friday night.

The Padres consistently controlled the line of scrimmage, pressured quarterbacks, disrupted running games, and allowed the rest of the defense to play aggressively. Their dominance in the trenches played a significant role in Serra’s championship season.

Official Results

Winner

Serra Padres — 44.8%

Finalists

De La Salle Spartans — 39.5%

Pittsburg Pirates — 15.7%

Best Single Game Performance of the Year

Every season has performances that fans remember for years.

Lincoln’s Kyan Phillips delivered one of those unforgettable moments during the CCS Championship Game against Branham.

Phillips crossed the goal line six times, carrying the Lions to one of the biggest victories in program history. His remarkable championship performance earned him the inaugural GSF Best Single Game Performance Award.

Official Results

Winner

Kyan Phillips – Lincoln (CCS Championship vs. Branham) — 53.5%

Finalists

Adonyae Brown – Riordan vs. Serra — 22.0%

Ryder Lyons – Folsom vs. Serra — 15.3%

Mekai Smith – Balboa (San Francisco Section Championship) — 9.1%

Coaching Staff of the Year

Behind every successful football program is a coaching staff that builds culture, develops talent, and prepares athletes for success beyond the field.

The Lincoln Lions coaching staff earned Coaching Staff of the Year after leading one of the most memorable seasons in school history. Their leadership helped establish a disciplined, resilient team that consistently rose to the occasion against top competition.

Official Results

Winner

Lincoln Lions — 48.0%

Finalists

Riordan Crusaders — 30.3%

St. Ignatius Wildcats — 15.2%

Balboa Buccaneers — 6.5%

Team of the Year

Winning championships is never easy, and the St. Ignatius Wildcats proved throughout the postseason that they were among the elite programs in California.

Their remarkable season included a CCS Division II Championship, a CIF Northern Regional Championship, and a CIF 3-AA State Championship. The Wildcats’ balanced roster, disciplined play, and championship mentality earned them the GSF Football Team of the Year Award.

Official Results

Winner

St. Ignatius Wildcats — 29.6%

Finalists

Bishop O’Dowd Dragons — 24.7%

St. Mary’s Stockton — 22.8%

Balboa Buccaneers — 22.8%

Student Section of the Year

Great football atmospheres are created by passionate fans.

The De La Salle Spartans Student Section once again demonstrated why it is considered one of the best in Northern California. Week after week, Spartan fans created an electric environment while proudly supporting their team and continuing one of California’s great high school football traditions.

Official Results

Winner

De La Salle Spartans — 44.6%

Finalists

Pittsburg Pirates — 33.3%

St. Ignatius Wildcats — 22.1%

Game of the Year

Some games are remembered long after the final whistle.

The CCS Semifinal between Los Gatos and St. Francis delivered everything fans could ask for—outstanding defense, physical football, dramatic moments, and playoff intensity. Los Gatos emerged with a hard-fought 14-7 victory in what fans selected as the GSF Football Game of the Year.

Official Results

Winner

Los Gatos vs. St. Francis (CCS Semifinals) — 41.6%

Finalists

Gridley vs. Lincoln (CIF Northern Regional) — 37.7%

Serra vs. St. Mary’s (CIF Northern Regional) — 20.7%

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Congratulations to every student-athlete, coach, team, and school recognized during the 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards. Your accomplishments have become part of the growing legacy of GetSportsFocus and the tradition we continue to build in celebrating high school athletics.

GSF OTY Sports Awards – Recognizing Excellence. Building Legacy. Inspiring the Next Generation.

The Fans Have Spoken: GSF Introduces People’s Choice Voting for the 2026 OTY Sports Awards

GetSportsFocus — Sun, 05 Jul 2026 18:08:56 +0000

SAN JOSE, Calif. — July 5, 2026

For six years, the GSF “OTY” (Of The Year) Sports Awards have celebrated the outstanding student-athletes, teams, coaches, and unforgettable moments that define high school athletics throughout the Greater Bay Area.

What began in 2021 as a football-only awards program has grown into one of GetSportsFocus’ signature annual traditions. During its first five years, the GSF staff selected the winners based on season-long performance, accomplishments, leadership, character, and overall impact on the game.

The 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

For the first time in the history of the awards, GetSportsFocus introduced People’s Choice voting, allowing the high school sports community to help determine the winners. While the GSF staff continued its role of evaluating each season and selecting the finalists in every category, the final decision was placed in the hands of the fans.

To ensure a fair voting process, each participant was allowed one vote per category, giving every supporter an equal opportunity to recognize the athletes, teams, coaches, and memorable moments they believed deserved to be honored.

The response exceeded every expectation.

A total of 12,978 votes were cast across all categories, making this the largest and most successful voting event in the history of the GSF OTY Sports Awards. The overwhelming participation reflected the passion of the Greater Bay Area high school sports community and reinforced the growing impact of GetSportsFocus as a platform dedicated to celebrating student-athletes and the people who make high school sports special.

The evolution of the GSF OTY Sports Awards extends far beyond fan voting.

When the awards debuted in 2021, they featured just 10 football categories. As GetSportsFocus expanded its year-round coverage, the awards evolved alongside it. This year, the program grew to 36 award categories, creating the most comprehensive recognition of high school athletics in GSF history.

The 2026 expansion welcomed several exciting additions.

For the first time, Girls Flag Football became part of the GSF OTY Sports Awards, recognizing one of California’s fastest-growing high school sports. The awards also expanded to honor Winter Sports, including Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, and Wrestling. Spring Sports were added as well, with Baseball, Softball, and Men’s and Women’s Track & Field now receiving the same recognition that football has enjoyed since the awards began.

The growth continued beyond traditional high school seasons with the addition of the GSF 7v7 Tournament Series Awards, recognizing the Team of the Year, Tournament Series MVP, and Coach of the Year. Over the past several years, the GSF 7v7 Tournament Series has developed into one of the premier offseason football events in Northern California, and its inclusion reflects GSF’s commitment to recognizing excellence throughout the calendar year.

Another milestone introduced in 2026 is one that celebrates those whose impact extends well beyond a single season.

This year marks the creation of the GSF Hall of Fame, a new tradition established to honor individuals whose contributions have helped shape high school athletics across the Greater Bay Area. The inaugural Hall of Fame classes will recognize football and soccer, the two sports in which GetSportsFocus currently hosts Senior All-Star Games. As the GSF platform continues to expand into additional sports, the Hall of Fame will grow alongside it, ensuring future generations of outstanding athletes, coaches, and contributors receive the recognition they deserve.

While the awards continue to evolve, the mission remains unchanged.

The GSF OTY Sports Awards were created to celebrate more than statistics, championships, and trophies. They recognize the dedication, perseverance, leadership, sportsmanship, and character displayed by student-athletes throughout the school year. Behind every finalist is a story of early morning workouts, late-night practices, supportive families, dedicated coaches, loyal teammates, and school communities that make high school athletics one of the most meaningful experiences in a young person’s life.

The continued growth of the awards is also a reflection of the growth of GetSportsFocus itself.

What started as a media outlet primarily covering football has developed into a year-round platform highlighting multiple sports while producing feature stories, livestream broadcasts, photography, rankings, player spotlights, Senior All-Star Games, the GSF 7v7 Tournament Series, and now the GSF Hall of Fame. Together, these initiatives share one common purpose: celebrating the student-athletes, coaches, schools, and communities that make the Greater Bay Area one of the nation’s premier regions for high school sports.

The GSF OTY Sports Awards have become an important part of that mission by recognizing excellence across every season of the school year while giving fans an opportunity to participate in honoring the athletes they admire.

This year’s expansion represents more than the addition of new categories. It reflects the continued evolution of GetSportsFocus and its commitment to building a lasting tradition for high school athletics throughout the Greater Bay Area.

On behalf of everyone at GetSportsFocus, thank you to every athlete, coach, parent, administrator, alumnus, and fan who participated in this historic first year of People’s Choice voting. Your enthusiasm helped transform the 2026 GSF OTY Sports Awards into the largest celebration in the history of the program.

Congratulations to every finalist and every winner. Being recognized among the very best student-athletes, teams, coaches, and moments of the 2025-26 school year is an achievement worthy of celebration.

The fans have spoken.

A new tradition has begun.

And together, we continue building a legacy that honors the past, celebrates the present, and inspires the future of high school athletics throughout the Greater Bay Area.

Sobrato Captures Inaugural Bulldogs South County Invitational 7v7 Championship

GetSportsFocus — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 18:35:21 +0000

San Jose, Calif. – June 19, 2026

The inaugural Bulldogs South County Invitational 7v7 Tournament proved to be much more than a summer passing league event. Hosted by the Sobrato Bulldogs, the tournament showcased eight programs committed to one thing—getting better.

Teams from Milpitas, Leland, Yerba Buena, Harbor, Gunderson, Piedmont Hills, and host Sobrato spent the day competing with energy, sportsmanship, and intensity. Every game carried the feeling of meaningful preparation for the upcoming high school football season.

One of the biggest takeaways from the event was how much every team improved throughout the day. Coaches weren’t simply chasing wins—they were teaching, evaluating, and building chemistry. Players competed hard, learned from each rep, and elevated their level of play with every game.

When the dust settled, it was Sobrato defending its home field with an impressive 8-6 championship victory over Milpitas.

Milpitas quarterback Jonah Mati guided an explosive offense all tournament long, leading a talented group of playmakers into the championship game. The Trojans consistently moved the football and challenged every defense they faced.

But in the title game, Sobrato’s defense delivered when it mattered most.

The Bulldogs came away with three interceptions, including two game-changing takeaways that halted Milpitas scoring opportunities. Linebacker Jace Aguilera continued his outstanding day with several momentum-changing defensive plays in both the semifinal and championship games. Brady Lennon also made a huge impact on both sides of the football, adding an interception in the championship while contributing offensively throughout the tournament.

Earlier in the semifinals against Leland, Kai Loperena came up with one of the biggest plays of the tournament, intercepting a pass to seal Sobrato’s trip to the championship game.

Offensively, sophomore quarterback Liam Hughes (Class of 2028) efficiently directed the Bulldogs offense. Hughes, the younger brother of Brayden Hughes, who is headed to Butte College after earning GSF Senior All-Star Game MVP honors for Team ICONS, displayed poise beyond his years while spreading the football to several playmakers.

One of his favorite targets was Michael Moore (Class of 2029), who quietly became one of the tournament’s most consistent performers. Moore repeatedly made difficult receptions while also excelling on defense, defending deep balls and making plays from sideline to sideline.

While the championship trophy was a nice reward, Head Coach Joel Rueda emphasized afterward that winning wasn’t the primary objective.

“Our goal is to make this feel as close to real football as possible,” Rueda said after the victory. “What I loved most wasn’t just winning—it was watching us get better every single game. Our pattern reading improved, our communication improved, and we started playing together.”

Rueda explained that every offseason rep is designed to prepare his players for one purpose—competing against elite competition before league play begins.

“Our job is to prepare these guys,” he continued. “We’re going to Fresno to play some of the best teams in the state. We play some of the best teams in the Bay Area because that’s how you find out where you really are. Every team has talented players, so we want our guys competing against the best. We have to keep stacking days.”

That message has clearly resonated throughout the program.

Aguilera credited the Bulldogs’ trust in one another for the championship performance.

“We just came out here and put our best guys on the field,” Aguilera said. “At the end of the day, you’ve got to trust your teammates. If one guy doesn’t make the play, someone else will. Brady had an interception, Liam led the offense, everybody stepped up.”

For Hughes, the chemistry developed during the offseason has been the difference.

“We’ve got Mikey, we’ve got Brady, we’ve got so many guys putting in work every day,” Hughes said. “Everybody is disciplined and keeps showing up to practice. That’s what makes this team special.”

Lennon described his championship interception simply.

“I trusted myself,” he said. “I stayed where I was supposed to be, he threw it up, I went up and made the play.”

Loperena pointed to the Bulldogs’ commitment long before tournament day.

“We’ve been working every day,” he said. “We’re at 6 a.m. practices, paying attention, focusing, and working hard.”

Moore echoed the same message while praising the culture inside the program.

“This whole team is committed,” Moore said. “We wake up for 6 a.m. practices, and nobody complains. That’s what makes this group different.”

The Bulldogs South County Invitational delivered exactly what summer football should provide: quality competition, meaningful development, and another opportunity for athletes to sharpen their skills before the lights come on this fall.

If the inaugural event was any indication, Sobrato has started something that could become one of the Bay Area’s premier summer 7-on-7 traditions.

Baseball Players of the Year and Teams of the Year – 2025-2026 GSF “OTY” Sports Awards

GetSportsFocus — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 23:20:32 +0000

GSF OTY Sports Awards Expands to Include Baseball in Fifth Year of Recognition

For the first four years, the GetSportsFocus OTY Sports Awards focused exclusively on recognizing excellence during the high school football season. Now, in its fifth year, GSF is expanding its awards platform by adding baseball and other sports, giving more student-athletes and teams an opportunity to be recognized for their accomplishments.

The addition of baseball comes after GetSportsFocus Executive Producer Alf Joaquin spent the spring covering the CCS Baseball Championships.

“Baseball, along with the other sports, has always been part of GetSportsFocus,” said Joaquin. “I’m happy to bring it back. Our main sport is football, and many football players also play other sports. ‘OTY’ stands for ‘Of the Year,’ and this recognition format is unique, at least in our coverage.”

The 2026 GSF OTY Baseball category features three outstanding Baseball Player of the Year nominees and two championship-caliber programs competing for Baseball Team of the Year honors.

Baseball Player of the Year Finalists

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Ben Hayden – De La Salle

Hayden helped lead the Spartans to a 23-5 record, an NCS Championship, and a CIF NorCal Division I Championship Game appearance. The De La Salle sophomore middle infielder batted .479 with 34 hits, 24 RBIs, seven doubles, and 13 stolen bases while striking out only six times all season. His consistency at the plate and ability to impact the game with both his bat and speed made him one of the key contributors to the Spartans’ championship run.

Player Profile: De La Salle ’27 | MIF | 5’11” | 165 lbs

Felix Chang – Archbishop Mitty

Chang emerged as one of the WCAL’s most productive players, leading the league with 30 runs scored. The senior finished with 32 hits, 18 RBIs, six doubles, two triples, two home runs, and eight stolen bases. His signature performance came in the CCS Division II Championship game, where he went 3-for-3 with a home run, triple, and single while scoring two runs and helping lead Mitty to the title.

Off the field, Chang has been equally impressive in the classroom, carrying a 4.0 unweighted GPA, 4.46 weighted GPA, and a 1520 SAT score.

Player Profile: Archbishop Mitty ’26 | INF | 6’0″ | 180 lbs

Nate Miller – Valley Christian

Miller was a major contributor for a Valley Christian team that caught fire during the postseason. The senior batted .384 with 33 hits, 20 runs scored, 17 RBIs, and 10 stolen bases while posting a .495 on-base percentage. His leadership and production helped fuel the Warriors’ championship run, which ended with a CIF NorCal Division I Championship.

On December 11, 2025, Miller announced his commitment to continue his baseball career at Webster University. Behind the plate, Miller has developed into one of the region’s top defensive catchers, recording a 1.9-second pop time while providing versatility as both a catcher and utility player.

Player Profile: Valley Christian (CA) ’26 | Trosky Baseball | 6’1″ | 180 lbs | C/UT | 1.9 Pop Time | Committed to Webster University

Baseball Team of the Year Finalists

De La Salle Spartans

The Spartans finished 23-5, won the NCS Championship, and advanced to the CIF NorCal Division I Championship Game. The season also marked the conclusion of legendary Head Coach David Jeans’ 16-year tenure at De La Salle.

Jeans leaves behind one of the most successful coaching resumes in California high school baseball. During his time at De La Salle, he guided the Spartans to 20 official championships, including three CIF NorCal Championships (2022, 2023, and 2025), 10 North Coast Section Division I Championships, and seven East Bay Athletic League championships. He also compiled an extraordinary 330-77 overall record, helping establish De La Salle as one of Northern California’s premier baseball programs.

His final team added another chapter to that legacy by capturing the 2026 NCS Championship and advancing to the CIF NorCal Division I Championship Game.

Valley Christian Warriors

Valley Christian finished 23-9 overall and proved that championships are won by teams that peak at the right time. After finishing second in the WCAL, the Warriors dominated the postseason, winning the CCS Division I Championship and the CIF NorCal Division I Championship. Their final five victories were all shutouts, including a commanding 12-0 victory over Elk Grove in the NorCal championship game.

The Warriors are led by Head Coach John Diatte, who has guided the program for more than three and a half decades. During his tenure, Diatte has built Valley Christian into one of Northern California’s premier baseball programs, leading the Warriors to multiple CCS and Northern California championships while establishing a tradition of excellence that continues to thrive today.

As GetSportsFocus continues to grow its coverage beyond football, the addition of baseball to the OTY Sports Awards represents another step in recognizing student-athletes and teams across multiple sports. The nominees in this year’s baseball category have established themselves as some of the best players and programs in Northern California, making this one of the most competitive OTY races yet.