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TWO LOCAL TEAMS LEFT STANDING |
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11/29/2002 |
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By Staff |
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Monterey Bay Prep Report |
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Saturday, November 30,
2002
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View At San
Lorenzo Valley |
01:00pm |
@
Santa Clara High School |
| Bellarmine
At Salinas |
07:00pm |
@
San Jose City College |
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| Game
Time: |
1:00 |
Location:
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Santa
Clara High
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Last Year
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Teams did not
play.
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Road to CCS
Playoffs
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Mountain
View
Overall 9-2, League 4-2
3rd Place,
El Camino
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San
Lorenzo Valley
Overall 11-0, League 6-0
Santa
Cruz County Athletic League
Champions
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#1
vs. #4 seed
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CCS
Division IV
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Second
Round
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| Mountain
View Enrollment: 1350 |
San
Lorenzo Valley Enrollment: 1200 |
| Mountain
View CCS playoff record: 8-9 |
San
Lorenzo Valley CCS playoff record: 14-9 |
| Mountain
View CCS football titles: 1 |
San
Lorenzo Valley CCS football
titles: 2 |
| CCS
finals appearances: 2 |
San
Lorenzo Valley finals appearances: 5 |
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Calpreps.com
power point prediction: 24-21 SLV
over Mountain View
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Mountain
View Schedule
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San
Lorenzo Valley Schedule
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| Opponent |
Score |
Opponent |
Score |
| Willow
Glenn |
Won
26-7 |
North
Salinas |
Won
34-17 |
| Saratoga |
Won
35-20 |
St.
Ignatius |
Won
28-6 |
| Palo
Alto |
Won
32-11 |
Gilroy |
Won
34-7 |
| Homestead |
Lost
43-36 |
Santa
Cruz |
Won
31-8 |
| Lynbrook |
Won
39-6 |
Scotts
Valley |
Won
37-7 |
| Cupertino |
Lost
28-27 |
Harbor |
Won
48-0 |
| Los
Altos |
Won
32-13 |
Soquel |
Won
26-7 |
| Fremont |
Won
35-0 |
Aptos |
Won
14-3 |
| Gunn |
Won
27-6 |
King
City |
Won
35-7 |
| Monte
Vista |
Won
33-0 |
Watsonville |
Won
35-21 |
| San
Mateo |
Won
36-35 |
Carmel |
Won
49-7 |
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Notes
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| Mountain
View opened the first round of the CCS D IV playoffs
with a thrilling 36-35 victory over #5 seed San Mateo.
Although Spartan quarterback Sean Manson
completed 27 of 35 passes for 372 yards and three
touchdowns, it was his game winning two-point
conversion pass to Jeff Eckenhoff with
2:24 remaining in the game that enabled the Spartans
to move on to the semifinals. Mountain View's Cody
Holmes hauled in 14 passes for 237 yards and a
touchdown, while Eckenhoff caught six balls for 85
yards and a touchdown. San Lorenzo Valley, the state's
#5 ranked team in Division III, has allowed only 90
points this season (8.2 points per game), and the
quad-league area's most balanced attack is ranked #1
with 3850 total yards of offense. |
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#6
Bellarmine (7-4) At #2 Salinas
(10-1)
CCS
Division I Semifinals
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| Game
Time: |
7:00 |
Location:
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San
Jose City College
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Last Year
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Teams did not
play.
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Road to CCS
Playoffs
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Bellarmine
Overall 7-4, League 4-2
3rd Place,
West Catholic Athletic League
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Salinas
Overall 10-1, League 5-0
Tri-County
Athletic League Champions
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#2
vs. #6 seed
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CCS
Division I
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Second
Round
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| Bellarmine
Enrollment: 1350 |
Salinas
Enrollment: 2100 |
| Bellarmine
CCS playoff record: 29-18 |
Salinas
CCS playoff record: 11-8 |
| Bellarmine
CCS football titles: 3 |
Salinas
CCS football titles: 2 |
| CCS
finals appearances: 7 |
CCS
finals appearances:
4 |
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Calpreps.com
power point prediction: 21-17 Bellarmine
over Salinas
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Bellarmine
Schedule
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Salinas
Schedule
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| Opponent |
Score |
Opponent |
Score |
| Piedmont
Hills |
Lost
20-17 |
Seaside |
Won
21-6 |
| Leigh |
Won
45-12 |
Atascadero |
Won
20-17 |
| Pioneer |
Won
38-7 |
Mitty |
Won
13-10 |
| Valley
Christian |
Lost
7-3 |
Alvarez |
Lost
32-20 |
| Monte
Vista (Danville) |
Lost
40-28 |
Monte
Vista Christian |
Won
35-0 |
| Riordan |
Won
35-6 |
Gilroy |
Won
28-0 |
| St.
Ignatius |
Won
42-35 |
Palma |
Won
24-13 |
| Serra |
Lost
28-23 |
Live
Oak |
Won
35-0 |
| Mitty |
Won
20-0 |
Hollister |
Won
17-0 |
| St.
Francis |
Won
28-20 |
North
Salinas |
Won
29-6 |
| Palma |
Won
17-7 |
Independence |
Won
38-2 |
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Notes
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| The
Cowboys hope to do what Palma could not: stop WCAL
Back of the Year Jarred Belser. The standout
Division 1 prospect rushed for 161 yards and a
touchdown in the Bell's 17-7 CCS first round victory
over Palma. The Salinas defense should be up to the
task: the Cowboys have allowed a quad-league best 895
yards rushing (81 Y.P.G.) this season, and only 7.8
points per game. Bellarmine
quarterback Paul Gonzales (66 of 119
passes for 1,061 yards and 9 touchdowns in the regular
season) demonstrated a lot of poise in the pocket,
completing some very long 3rd down passes last week to
keep drives alive. A Salinas victory would put the
defending CCS D II champions into their first CCS
Division I title game since 1979. |
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