Game
Time: |
3:00 |
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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Burlingame
Overall 12-0, League 7-0
PAL Ocean
Division Champions
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San
Lorenzo Valley
Overall 12-0, League 6-0
Santa
Cruz County Athletic League
Champions
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#1
vs. #2 seed
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CCS
Division IV
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Finals
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Burlingame
Enrollment: 1250 |
San
Lorenzo Valley Enrollment: 1200 |
Burlingame
CCS playoff record: 3-5 |
San
Lorenzo Valley CCS playoff record: 15-9 |
Burlingame
CCS football titles: 0 |
San
Lorenzo Valley CCS football
titles: 2 |
CCS
finals appearances: 1st |
San
Lorenzo Valley finals appearances: 6th |
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Calpreps.com
power point prediction: 27-17 SLV
over Burlingame
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Mountain
View Schedule
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San
Lorenzo Valley Schedule
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Opponent |
Score |
Opponent |
Score |
Stevenson |
Won
41-16 |
North
Salinas |
Won
34-17 |
Mills |
Won
34-7 |
St.
Ignatius |
Won
28-6 |
Capuchino |
Won
24-20 |
Gilroy |
Won
34-7 |
Sequoia |
Won
37-14 |
Santa
Cruz |
Won
31-8 |
Carlmont |
Won
27-6 |
Scotts
Valley |
Won
37-7 |
Woodside |
Won
22-6 |
Harbor |
Won
48-0 |
Hillsdale |
Won
49-8 |
Soquel |
Won
26-7 |
El
Camino |
Won
31-14 |
Aptos |
Won
14-3 |
Menlo |
Won
42-12 |
King
City |
Won
35-7 |
San
Mateo |
Won
20-6 |
Watsonville |
Won
35-21 |
Pioneer |
Won
31-21 |
Carmel |
Won
49-7 |
Cupertino |
Won
33-14 |
Mountain
View |
Won
33-21 |
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Notes
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Burlingame
is playing in its first-ever CCS championship game.
San Lorenzo Valley is making its 4th straight CCS
championship game appearance, and is attempting to win
its3rd CCS title in the last 4 years. In last week's
33-14 CCS semifinal win over Cupertino, sophomore
quarterback Drew Shiller threw for 149
yards and tossed a touchdown pass to his brother,
tight end Brian Shiller. 6-foot-2,
240-pound senior linebacker/fullback Joe
Bernardini (18 carries,78 yards, 1 TD last
week) and Kevin Farnham (9 carries, 65
yards, 1 TD last week) carry the rushing load for the
Panthers. Both backs combined for 137 yards and a
touchdown in a 9-7
playoff loss last season to eventual CCS DIV
champion Pacific Grove. Sophomore running back Ryan
Gilbert (5-9, 185-pounds) is also capable of
putting up big numbers. The versatile back/receiver
scored 4 touchdowns in Burlingame's 31-21 CCS first
round victory over Pioneer, and scored 3 touchdowns
the previous week in a 20-6 PAL Ocean Division
championship game victory over San Mateo. |
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