2025 Football Week 2: Top 6 Unchanged; 5 in Cal-Hi Top 25
Brady Palmer (left) ran for one touchdown and passed for another and Parker Johnson caught a touchdown pass and returned a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown in Cathedral’s 35-7 win at the Central Coast Section’s Mountain View St. Francis. Courtesy, Mark Tennis, Cal-Hi Sports. John Maffei’s The San Diego Union Week 2 poll: Points […]
Read More2025 Football Week 1: No Change From 1-6 in 2024 to 2025
John Maffei’s The San Diego Union Week 1 poll: Points awarded on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. *First-place votes. Previous ranking (2024) in (italics). NR–Not ranked. MaxPreps‘ and Cal-Hi Sports‘ are state rankings. RANK TEAM/RECORD POINTS MAX PREPS CAL PREPS CAL-HI SPORTS 1. Lincoln (1-0) 25* 295 (1) 10 52.4 10 2. Cathedral (1-0) 5* 248 (2) 17 […]
Read More2025 Football Week 0: Maffei Tabs Hornets and Dons as Season Gets Under Way
San Diego Union-Tribune prep maven John Maffei issued a week-of-the-first-game top 20, with Western League leaders Lincoln and Cathedral at the top. Both teams aren’t afraid to schedule tough opponents, ala legendary Duane Maley during San Diego High’s great run from 1948-59. Lincoln coach David Dunn, a former player at Morse and a five year, […]
Read More1950, Looking Back: As Powell Goes, So Go Cavers
The narrative originally was posted Dec. 7, 2013. This team may have been the best of all coached by Duane Maley at San Diego High, but the Cavemen lost two of their best players and five reserves as practice started and their best player at the most important time of the season. They came up […]
Read More1922, Looking Back: Student Gives Newspaper Inside Scoop
The narrative originally was posted Dec. 30, 2013. San Diego High had an unusual relationship with The San Diego Union. Student Alan McGrew, who also served in a business position as the “Temporary Football Manager of San Diego High School,” was the de facto Hilltoppers beat writer for the newspaper. McGrew filed daily reports on […]
Read More1990 Football: Was Morse the Number One Number One
Looking Back: The narrative originally was posted on June 9, 2014. As far back as early season 1989, Morse coach John Shacklett was able to smile through a 2-2 start and a forfeit win, supported by a belief that the best was yet to come. This was after the Tigers had defeated Orange Glen, 31-28, […]
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