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2012, Week 9: Julian Wins Barnburner
You could call it the “Battle of Banner Grade.” Or, as the father of the Julian coach says, “It’s kind of a Cal-Stanford Big Game.” Coach Tim White, the son of University of California alum and legendary San Diego Chargers lineman Ed White, guided his Julian Eagles to two touchdowns in the final four minutes and then […]
Read More2012, Week 8: Twice in 102 Years for Army-Navy!
The chapter on football would be very brief in the history of the Army and Navy Academy and its history goes back to 1910. They turn out soldiers and sailors at the boarding school on Highway 101 in Carlsbad. So old and new Warriors have snapped to attention. Coach Frank Henry’s Cadets improved their season […]
Read More2012, Week 7: Oceanside Rolling
Oceanside held sway for the fifth consecutive week in the renamed U-T San Diego poll of sportswriters and sportscasters. The San Diego newspaper recently acquired the North County Times, which created the poll. John Carroll’s Oceanside Pirates routed Vista 44-0 in a game that was played in less than two hours because of a running […]
Read More1951: Heads We Win, Tails You Lose!
Duane Maley felt like the guy who discovered that his wallet had been lifted after being jostled in a crowded theater. Maley ended up on the wrong side of the coin minutes after conclusion of a tight, competitive City Prep League season. Maley’s San Diego Cavemen and Walt Harvey’s La Jolla Vikings, each with a […]
Read More2012, Week 6: Undefeateds Down to 4 Teams
Army-Navy, Grossmont, Olympian, and Otay Ranch continue to win, each improving to a 6-0 won-loss record. Calexico, Patrick Henry, Hoover, and West Hills all were beaten after winning their first five games. Army-Navy scored a 1-0, forfeit win over Calvin Christian. Grossmont defeated Granite Hills, 48-6. Olympian beat El Capitan, 41-6, and Otay Ranch topped […]
Read More2012, Week 5: Area’s Best Fall Short Against Southern Section
It has been said for years that San Diego produces many of the best of the best players, but falls short when matching up with teams from North of the County line. That holds true in 2012. Not counting Imperial County members, San Diego Section squads were 29-25-2 in pre-league intersectional games this season, but […]
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