Football

CIF-San Diego Section Football

A Brief Historical Timeline

1891-92: San Diego (Russ High) plays first game on Christmas Day vs. “San Diego Football Club”, group of adults (result not know).

1898-99: San Diego (Russ High) wins at Escondido 6-0 in the first game between San Diego high schools.

1911-12: Army-Navy Academy plays in their inaugural season. Army-Navy was located in Pacific Beach back then.

1915-16: Sweetwater plays in their inaugural season.

1916-17: San Diego (12-0) defeats Manual Arts 9-0 at Washington Park (Los Angeles) to win the Southern California championship.

1942-43: World War II cancels playoffs, shortens schedules and restricts travel to local (San Diego) teams only.

1960-61: Inaugural season for the CIF-San Diego section.

1979-80: First season for 3 divisions (class 3A, 2A, IA).

1985-86: San Diego City Schools change from 8-millimeter film to video tapes for game tapes.

1985-86: CIF allows third party teams to video tape games for scouting.

1986-87: Inaugural season for 8-man.

1993-94: First season for 4 divisions (I, II, III, IV).

2005-06: First season for 5 divisions (I, II, III, IV, V).

2006-07: First season, since 1927, with a state championship game (I, II, III).

2008-09: State Championship game expands from 3 to 5 games (Open, I, II, III, Small Schools).

State Championship Results

2009-10 CIF-San Diego

Section Record Book

Referee Signals, Page 1

Referee Signals, Page 2

Section

Playoff Brackets

No 8-Man playoffs

No 8-Man playoffs

2007 8-Man (n/a)

2006 8-Man (n/a)

2003 Division I (n/a)

2003 Division II (n/a)

2003 Division III (n/a)

School

Oceanside

El Camino

Lincoln

Vista

Christian

Cathedral/USDHS**

Parker

Morse

Helix Charter/Helix*

Carlsbad

Holtville

Julian

Mater Dei/Marian

Santa Fe Christian

Imperial

Point Loma

Torrey Pines

La Jolla Country Day

Valley Center

Mission Bay

Escondido

Kearny

Army-Navy

Sweetwater

Mountain Empire

Castle Park

St. Augustine

Bishop’s

San Pasqual Acad.

Ramona

Coronado

San Marcos

Rancho Buena Vista

Rancho Bernardo

San Pasqual

Fallbrook

Horizon

Monte Vista

Mt. Miguel

Crawford

Orange Glen

San Diego

Grossmont

Clairemont

Chula Vista

La Jolla

Midway Baptist

Poway

La Costa Canyon

Eastlake

*3 titles as Helix

**4 titles as USDHS

Rank

1.

2.

T3.

T8.

T11.

T15.

T21.

T30.

T39.

Titles

12

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

Section Titles

through 2009

School

Oceanside

Parker*

Holtville

El Camino

Christian

Vista

La Jolla Country Day*

San Pasqual Acad.*

Cathedral

Carlsbad

Kearny

Army-Navy

Lincoln

Imperial

Sweetwater

Lincoln

Coronado

Rancho Buena Vista

Bishop’s

Cathedral/USDHS

Mater Dei/Marian

Helix Charter/Helix

Mission Bay

Mater Dei/Marian

Torrey Pines

Santa Fe Christian

Valley Center

Carlsbad

St. Augustine

Valley Center

Parker

*8-man football

Titles

6

4

3

2

Rank

1.

T2.

T4.

T10.

Consecutive Section Titles

through 2009

Years

2004-current

1986-89

1989-92

1989-91

1993-95

1996-98

2002-04

2005-07

2007-current

1961-62

1963-64

1972-73

1979-80

1980-81

1983-84

1985-86

1989-90

1996-97

1998-99

2000-01

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

2007-08

2008-current

Section Titles

through 2009

Division III

1993 La Jolla

1994 Cathedral/USDHS

1995 Oceanside

1996 Mission Bay

1997 Oceanside

1998 Cathedral/USDHS

1999 Cathedral/USDHS

2000 Mission Bay

2001 Mission Bay

2002 Mater Dei/Marian

2003 Mater Dei/Marian

2004 Valley Center

2005 St. Augustine

2006 St. Augustine

2007 Cathedral

2008 Cathedral

2009 Cathedral

Division II

1993 El Camino

1994 Castle Park

1995 Monte Vista

1996 Castle Park

1997 San Pasqual

1998 Helix Charter

1999 Oceanside

2000 Helix Charter

2001 Helix Charter

2002 Oceanside

2003 Monte Vista

2004 Oceanside

2005 Oceanside

2006 Oceanside

2007 Oceanside

2008 Oceanside

2009 Oceanside

Division IV

1993 Christian

1994 Christian

1995 Christian

1996 Bishop’s

1997 Bishop’s

1998 Mater Dei/Marian

1999 Mater Dei/Marian

2000 Horizon

2001 Santa Fe Christian

2002 Christian

2003 Santa Fe Christian

2004 Santa Fe Christian

2005 Valley Center

2006 Santa Fe Christian

2007 Valley Center

2008 Valley Center

2009 Mission Bay

Division I

1993 Rancho Bernardo

1994 Morse

1995 Rancho Bernardo

1996 Vista

1997 Vista & Torrey Pines

1998 Vista

1999 El Camino

2000 Fallbrook

2001 Vista

2002 Carlsbad

2003 Torrey Pines

2004 Torrey Pines & Vista

2005 Carlsbad

2006 Carlsbad

2007 Poway

2008 La Costa Canyon

2009 Eastlake

Class 1A

1960 Mt. Miguel

1961 Carlsbad

1962 Carlsbad

1963 Oceanside

1964 Cathedral/USDHS

1965 Carlsbad

1966 San Marcos

1967 no city or county title held

1968 no city or county title held

1969 none held

1970 Ramona

1971 Julian

1972 Army-Navy

1973 Army-Navy & Ramona

1974 Julian

1975 Christian

1976 Mountain Empire

1977 Julian

1978 Christian

1979 Army-Navy

1980 Imperial

1981 Imperial

1982 Imperial

1983 Mountain Empire

1984 Holtville

1985 Coronado

1986 Coronado

1987 Mt. Empire & Imperial

1988 Mater Dei/Marian

1989 Holtville

1990 Holtville

1991 Holtville

1992 Holtville

Class 2A

1960 Escondido

1961 Crawford

1962 Escondido

1963 Kearny

1964 Kearny

1965 Lincoln

1966 Point Loma

1967 City: Lincoln

1967 County: Orange Glen

1968 City: Morse

1968 County: Castle Park

1969 Escondido & San Diego

1970 St. Augustine

1971 Grossmont

1972 Sweetwater

1973 Kearny

1974 Vista

1975 Oceanside

1976 El Camino

1977 Lincoln

1978 Helix Charter/Helix

1979 Lincoln

1980 Lincoln

1981 Clairemont

1982 El Camino & Point Loma

1983 Chula Vista

1984 El Camino

1985 Lincoln

1986 Lincoln

1987 San Marcos & San Pasqual

1988 Rancho Buena Vista

1989 El Camino

1990 El Camino

1991 El Camino

1992 Torrey Pines

Class 3A

1979 Morse

1980 Helix Charter/Helix

1981 Vista

1982 Helix Charter/Helix

1983 Sweetwater

1984 Sweetwater

1985 Vista

1986 Fallbrook

1987 Point Loma

1988 Morse

1989 Rancho Buena Vista

1990 Morse

1991 Point Loma

1992 Morse

8-Man

1986 Parker

1987 Parker

1988 Parker

1989 Parker

1990 La Jolla Country Day

1991 Santa Fe Christian

1992 Julian

1993 Horizon

1994 Midway Baptist

1995 none held

1996 none held

1997 none held

1998 none held

1999 none held

2000 none held

2001 Julian

2002 La Jolla Country Day

2003 La Jolla Country Day

2004 La Jolla Country Day

2005 San Pasqual Academy

2006 San Pasqual Academy

2007 San Pasqual Academy

2008 none held

2009 none held

Division V

2005 Parker

2006 Christian

2007 Bishop’s

2008 Parker

2009 Parker

Fall Season

Winter Season

Basketball, Boys, Sections

Spring Season

O-Side Has the Swagger

The Oceanside Pirates have the swagger and the numbers to back it up. Most titles in San Diego (12), more than twice as many as most schools. Six consecutive section titles and two state titles.

State Bowl Championship Titles

since 2006

Open Division

2008 Grant (Sacramento)

2009 De La Salle (Concord)

Division I

2006 Canyon (Canyon Country)

2007 De La Salle (Concord)

2008 Centennial (Corona)

2009 Oceanside

Division II

2006 Lutheran (Orange)

2007 Oceanside

2008 Cathedral (San Diego)

2009 Servite (Anaheim)

Division III

2006 Oaks Christian (Westlake Village)

2007 St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

2008 St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

2009 Serra (Gardena)

Small Schools Division

2008 St. Margaret’s (SJ Capistrano)

2009 Modesto Christian (Modesto)

State Championships, Early Years: 1919-27

championships were discontinued because of financial constraints (great depression)

Year Champions

1919 Long Beach Poly

1920 Bakersfield*

1921 Bakersfield*

1922 Bakersfield*

1923 Bakersfield*

1924 Berkeley

1925 Bakersfield*

1926 San Mateo

1927 Bakersfield*

Runner-Up

Berkeley

Lick-Wilmerding (San Fran.)

Bakersfield*

Covina

Fullerton

Score

21-14

14-3

0-0

18-12

27-13

9-0

14-13

20-0

38-0

Location

Tournament Park

California Field

Fair Grounds

Ewing Field

Bakersfield High School

Memorial Coliseum

Burlingame High School

Memorial Coliseum

City

Pasadena

Berkeley

Bakersfield

San Francisco

Bakersfield

Los Angeles

Burlingame

Los Angeles

*Bakersfield was known as Kern County High in 1893, Kern County Union High in 1915 and then Bakersfield in 1945. When Bakersfield hosted the state title game in 1924 Griffith Field was one year old.

California Mr. Football

Year Player (High School)

1916 Harold Muller (San Diego)

1929 Irvine Warburton (San Diego)

1950 Charley Powell (San Diego)

1953 C.R. Roberts (Oceanside)

1972 Wally Henry (Lincoln)

1977 Marcus Allen (Lincoln)

1985 Terry Rodgers (Sweetwater)

2008 Tyler Gaffney (Cathedral)

2009 Dillon Baxter (Mission Bay)

Last

2009

1999

1986

2001

2006

2009

1994

2001

2006

1992

2003

2006

1987

1991

2004

2008

2009

1969

1973

1979

1984

1987

1996

2006

2007

1973

1986

1987

1989

1995

1997

2000

2003

1960

1961

1967

1969

1971

1981

1983

1993

1994

2007

2008

2009

School

Bakersfield

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

De La Salle (Concord)

Oceanside

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Berkeley

San Mateo

Canyon (Canyon Country)

Lutheran (Orange)

Oaks Christian (Westlake Village)

Grant (Sacramento

Centennial (Corona)

Cathedral (San Diego)

St. Margaret’s (SJ Capistrano)

Servite (Anaheim)

Serra (Gardena)

Modesto Christian (Modesto)

Rank

1

T2.

T5.

Titles

6

2

1

Last

1927

2008

2009

1919

1924

1926

2006

2008

2009

State Titles

1919-27 and 2006-09

Year Player

2003 Leon Hall (Vista)

2003 Reggie Bush (Helix Charter)

2010 Tony Jefferson (Eastlake)

2010 Dillon Baxter (Mission Bay)

Position

Corner Back

Running Back

Linebacker

Wide Receiver

US Army All-American Bowl Game

San Diego players, game began since 2001

College/Pros

Michigan/Cincinnati

USC/New Orleans

Oklahoma

USC

School

Oceanside

Army-Navy

Holtville

El Camino

Helix Charter

Parker

Morse

Mater Dei/Marian

La Jolla Country Day

Santa Fe Christian

San Pasqual Acad.

Oceanside

Ramona

Army-Navy

Lincoln

Helix Charter/Helix

Imperial

Julian

El Camino

Vista

La Jolla Country Day

Christian

Bishop’s

Vista

Oceanside

Mater Dei/Marian

Julian

Torrey Pines

Point Loma

Christian

Cathedral

Valley Center

Bishop’s

Carlsbad

Kearny

Carlsbad

Point Loma

Escondido

Grossmont

Patrick Henry

Julian

Christian

Kearny

Sweetwater

Chula Vista

Holtville

Lincoln

Coronado

Imperial

Julian

San Pasqual

Rancho Buena Vista

Poway

Mountain Empire

Julian

Mission Bay

Castle Park

St. Augustine

Torrey Pines

Cathedral/USDHS

Carlsbad

Mission Bay

Vista

Oceanside

Christian

St. Augustine

Valley Center

Carlsbad

St. Augustine

Borrego

Poway

Mission Bay

Helix Charter

Parker

App.

6

5

4

3

2

Rank

1.

T2.

T6.

T12.

T34.

Consecutive Section Title Appearances

through 2009

Years

2004-current

1970-74

1988-92

1989-93

2000-04

1986-89

1987-90

1996-99

2001-04

2003-06

2004-07

1963-65

1970-73

1977-79

1979-81

1980-82

1982-84

1984-86

1989-91

1993-95

1995-97

1996-98

1997-99

2001-03

2003-05

2005-07

2007-current

1961-62

1963-64

1964-65

1965-66

1968-69

1970-71

1973-74

1974-75

1975-76

1976-77

1983-84

1985-86

1986-87

1987-88

1988-89

1992-93

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

1999-00

2000-01

2001-02

2002-03

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2008-current

Schools

Bonita Vista

Calexico

Calvary (San Diego)

Calvary (Vista)

Calvin Christian

Central Union

Christian LIFE

Del Norte

Escondido Charter

Foothills Christian

Hilltop

Hoover

Lutheran

Mar Vista

Maranatha

Mission Vista

Montgomery

Olympian

Otay Ranch

Rock Academy

S.D. Jewish Academy

San Ysidro

Santana

Scripps Ranch

Serra

Southwest (El Centro)

Southwest (San Diego)

St. Joseph

Steele Canyon Charter

Tri-City Christian

University City

Vincent Memorial

West Hills

Westview

School

Oceanside

Vista

Helix Charter/Helix

Lincoln

Christian

Parker

Army-Navy

El Camino

Carlsbad

Point Loma

Bishop’s

Morse

Julian

St. Augustine

Mountain Empire

Mater Dei/Marian

La Jolla Country Day

Santa Fe Christian

Cathedral/USDHS

Imperial

Kearny

Holtville

Torrey Pines

Mission Bay

Castle Park

San Pasqual

Escondido

Poway

Valley Center

Patrick Henry

La Jolla

Chula Vista

Rancho Buena Vista

San Pasqual Acad.

Ramona

Sweetwater

Coronado

San Marcos

Orange Glen

Rancho Bernardo

Horizon

Fallbrook

Monte Vista

Grossmont

Granite Hills

Mt. Miguel

Crawford

Borrego

El Capitan

San Diego

Clairemont

Mt. Carmel

Mira Mesa

Calipatria

Midway Baptist

West Shores*

Brawley

Palo Verde Valley

El Cajon Valley

Mission Hills

Warner Springs

La Costa Canyon

Valhalla

Madison

Eastlake

*now in Southern Section

Rank

1.

T2.

T4.

T7.

T12.

T15.

T20.

T25.

T28.

T30.

T35.

T44.

T49.

App.

17

14

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

Section Title Appearances

through 2009

Last

2009

2000

2007

2009

1990

1999

2006

2009

1996

2003

2006

1993

2003

2004

2006

2009

1989

1990

1992

2005

2009

1999

2000

2008

2007

2009

1994

1998

2007

1973

1984

1986

1987

1990

2001

2002

2003

1971

1979

1980

1985

2006

1963

1969

1981

1982

1983

1991

1994

2004

2005

2007

2008

2009

State Championships, Modern Era: Since 2006

schools are selected for the State Bowl Championship by all ten section commissioners

all games have been played at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA

Champions

Grant (Sacramento)

De La Salle (Concord)

Runner-Up

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Crenshaw (Los Angeles)

Score

25-20

28-14

Champions

Canyon (Canyon Country)

De La Salle (Concord)

Centennial (Corona)

Oceanside

Runner-Up

De La Salle (Concord)

Centennial (Corona)

De La Salle (Concord)

Bellarmine Prep (San Jose)

Score

27-13

37-31

21-16

24-19

Division I

South leads 3-1

Year

2008

2009

Year

2006

2007
2008

2009

Open Division

North leads 2-0

Champions

Lutheran (Orange)

Oceanside

Cathedral (San Diego)

Servite (Anaheim)

Runner-Up

Palo Alto

Novato

St. Mary’s (Stockton)

Rocklin

Score

42-28

28-14

37-34

33-30

Division II

South leads 4-0

Year

2006

2007
2008

2009

Champions

Oaks Christian (Westlake Village)

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

St. Bonaventure (Ventura

Serra (Gardena)

Runner-Up

Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa)

Central Catholic (Modesto)

Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa)

Marin Catholic (Kentfield)

Score

27-20 OT

35-21

28-6

24-20

Division III

South leads 4-0

Year

2006

2007
2008

2009

Champions

St. Margaret’s (SJ Capistrano)

Modesto Christian (Modesto)

Runner-Up

Hamilton Union (Hamilton City)

Parker (San Diego)

Score

59-7

44-40

Small School

TIED 1-1

Year
2008

2009

School

Bakersfield

Berkeley

De La Salle (Concord)

Covina

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Centennial (Corona)

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa)

Oceanside

Lick-Wilmerding (San Francisco)

San Mateo

Fullterton

Canyon (Canyon Country)

Lutheran (Orange)

Palo Alto

Oaks Christian (Westlake Village)

Grant (Sacramento)

Novato

Central Catholic (Modesto)

Cathedral (San Diego)

St. Mary’s (Stockton)

St. Margaret’s (SJ Capistrano)

Hamilton Union (Hamilton City)

Crenshaw (Los Angeles)

Bellarmine Prep (San Jose)

Rocklin

Servite (Anaheim)

Marin Catholic (Kentfield)

Serra (Gardena)

Parker (San Diego)

Modesto Christian (Modesto)

Rank

1

2.

3.

T4.

T10.

App.

7

5

4

2

1

Last

1927

1924

2009

1926

2008

2009

1923

1926

1927

2006

2007

2008

2009

State Title Appearances

1919-27 and 2006-09

School

Bakersfield

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

Rank

1

2.

Titles

4

2

Years

1920-23

2007-08

Consecutive State Titles

1919-27 and 2006-09

School

Bakersfield

Berkeley

De La Salle (Concord)

Covina

Centennial (Corona)

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

Rank

1

T2.

T4.

App.

6

4

2

Years

1920-25

1919-22

2006-current

1925-26

2007-08

Consecutive State Title Appearances

1919-27 and 2006-09

Section

Southern

Central

North Coast

San Diego

Sac-Joaquin

Central Coast

Los Angeles City

Northern

Oakland

San Francisco

Rank

1

2.

T3.

T5.

T7.

Titles

10

6

3

2

1

0

Last

2009

1927

2009

1926

n/a

State Titles By Section

1919-27 and 2006-09

Section

Southern

North Coast

Central

Sac-Joaquin

San Diego

Central Coast

Northern

Los Angeles City

Oakland

San Francisco

Rank

1

2.

T3.

T5.

T7.

App.

14

7

5

4

3

1

0

Last

2009

1927

2009

2008

2009

n/a

State Title Appearances By Section

1919-27 and 2006-09

CIF-State Titles By State Half

1919-27 and 2006-09

Southern California: 19 titles

Northern California: 6 titles

note: schools are placed in their current section, even if the section didn’t exist at the time of the state title game

Section

Central

San Diego

Southern

Central Coast

Sac-Joaquin

North Coast

Northern

Los Angeles City

Oakland

San Francisco

Rank

1

2.

3.

T4.

6.

T7.

n/a

Rec.

6-1

3-1

10-4

1-2

2-3

3-11

0-1

0-0

#

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Section

Northern

North Coast

Sac-Joaquin

San Francisco

Oakland

Central Coast

Central

Los Angeles City

Southern

San Diego

State Title Game Records by Section

1919-27 and 2006-09

Pct.

.857

.750

.714

.333

.272

.000

n/a

School

Bonita Vista

Borrego Springs

Brawley Union

Calexico

Calipatria

Calvary (San Diego)

Calvary (Vista)

Calvin Christian

Canyon Crest Academy

Central Union

Christian LIFE

Del Norte

El Cajon Valley

El Capitan

Escondido Adventist

Escondido Charter

Foothills Christian

Granite Hills

Guajome Park Academy

High Tech (Chula Vista)

High Tech (San Diego)

Hilltop

Hoover

Lutheran

Madison

Mar Vista

Maranatha

Mira Mesa

Mission Hills

Mission Vista

Montgomery

Mt. Carmel

Olympian

Otay Ranch

Our Lady of Peace

Pacific Ridge

Palo Verde Valley

Patrick Henry

Preuss

Rock Academy

San Diego Academy

San Diego Jewish Academy

San Diego Military

San Dieguito Academy

San Ysidro

Santana

SC Yeshiva

Scripps Ranch

Serra

Southwest (El Centro)

Southwest (San Diego)

St. Joseph Academy

Steele Canyon Charter

Tri-City Christian

University City

Valhalla

Vincent Memorial

Warner Springs

West Hills

Westview

School

North County

City

Coastal

Metropolitan

Southern

Grossmont

Southeastern

Frontier

Titles

59

47

25

13

12

10

9

0

Section Titles by CONFERENCE

through 2009

Rank

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Last

2009

2007

2003

1992

n/a

In 2009 The Rock Academy was the second smallest school in the state to play 11-man football with only 48 students (boys and girls). Prunedale Christian in the Central Coast had 17 students according to state CIF records.

School

Lincoln

Christian

Cathedral/USDHS

Morse

Point Loma

Mission Bay

Kearny

St. Augustine

Coronado

Crawford

San Diego

Clairemont

La Jolla

Hoover

Madison

Mira Mesa

Patrick Henry

Scripps Ranch

Serra

University City

Titles

7

6

4

3

2

1

0

Section Titles by

CITY Conference

Rank

T1.

4.

T5.

T7.

8.

T9.

T13.

Last

1986

2006

2009

1994

1991

2009

1973

2006

1986

1961

1969

1981

1993

n/a

Coastal

Parker

Santa Fe Christian

La Jolla Country Day

Army-Navy

Bishop's

Horizon

Calvin Christian

Tri-City Christian

Titles

7

5

4

3

2

0

Section Titles by

COASTAL Conference

Rank

1.

2.

3.

T4.

6.

T7.

Last

2009

2006

2004

1979

2007

2000

n/a

School

Helix Charter

Monte Vista

Mt. Miguel

Grossmont

El Cajon Valley

El Capitan

Granite Hills

Santana

Steele Canyon Chtr.

Valhalla

West Hills

Titles

6

2

1

0

Section Titles by

GROSSMONT Conference

Rank

1.

2.

T3.

T5.

Last

2001

2003

1960

1971

n/a

School

Mater Dei/Marian

Sweetwater

Castle Park

Chula Vista

Eastlake

Bonita Vista

Hilltop

Mar Vista

Montgomery

Olympian

Otay Ranch

San Ysidro

Southwest (SD)

Titles

5

3

1

0

Section Titles by

METROPOLITAN Conference

Rank

1.

T2.

T4.

T5.

Last

2003

1984

1996

1983

2009

n/a

School

Oceanside

El Camino

Vista

Carlsbad

Torrey Pines

Valley Center

Escondido

Ramona

San Marcos

Rancho Buena Vista

Rancho Bernardo

San Pasqual

Fallbrook

Orange Glen

Poway

La Costa Canyon

Canyon Crest Acad.

Del Norte

Mission Hills

Mission Vista

Mt. Carmel

San Dieguito Acad.

Westview

Titles

12

8

7

6

4

3

2

1

0

Section Titles by

NORTH COUNTY Conference

Rank

1.

2.

3.

4.

T5.

7.

T8.

T14.

T17.

Last

2009

1999

2001

2006

2004

2008

1969

1973

1987

1989

1995

1997

2000

1967

2007

2008

n/a

School

Julian

Mountain Empire

San Pasqual Acad.

Midway Baptist

Borrego Springs

Calvary (SD)

Calvary (Vista)

Christian LIFE

Escondido Adv.

Foothills Christian

Guajome Park Acad.

Lutheran

San Diego Acad.

S.D. Jewish Acad.

Vincent Memorial

Warner Springs

Titles

5

3

1

0

Section Titles by

SOUTHERN Conference

Rank

1.

T2.

4.

T5.

Last

1992

1987

2007

1994

n/a

School

Holtville

Imperial

Brawley Union

Calexico

Calipatria

Central Union

Palo Verde Valley

Southwest (EC)

Titles

5

4

0

Section Titles by

SOUTHEASTERN Conference

Rank

1.

2.

T3.

Last

1992

1987

n/a

School

Escondido Charter

High Tech (CV)

High Tech (SD)

Maranatha

Pacific Ridge

Preuss

Rock Academy

SC Yeshiva

St. Joseph Academy

Titles

0

Section Titles by

FRONTIER Conference

Rank

T1.

Last

n/a

through 2009

note: some schools do not field football teams; mostly in the Frontier and Southern conferences.

Never Been to Section Final

through 2009

Never Won a Section Title

through 2009

Opponent

Merced

Riordan (San Francisco)

Fairfield

Ygancio Valley (Concord)

Pittsburg (CA)

Berkeley

El Cerrito

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Antioch

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Section Div. 3A Playoffs

Montgomery (Santa Rosa)

Logan (Union City)

Pittsburg

Date

9/11

9/18

9/25

10/02

10/9

10/16

10/23

10/30

11/6

11/13

11/20

11/27

12/4

Score

34-14

54-0

41-20

48-0

44-7

64-6

43-0

59-6

49-14

62-12

35-7

55-20

41-6

629-112

1992, 13-0

Mythical State Champions

The Streak

De La Salle

National Record 151 Consecutive Games Won (no ties)

1992-2003

De La Salle Spartans

1130 Winton Drive

Concord, CA 94518

CIF-North Coast Section

(catholic all-boys school)

The Streak

By the Numbers

1 game was cancelled because of 9/11

2 San Diego teams played De La Salle in 4 games

43 of 151 opponents were shut out

107 of 151 games De La Salle scored 40+ points

129 of 151 opponents scored less than 20 points

Streak Milestones

State Record, Win # 48: 11/3/95 Logan (Union City) 41-8

National Record, Win # 73: 11/7/97 College Park (Pleasant Hill) 56-0

Mythical National Champion

during The Streak

1994 ESPN

1998 USA Today

1999 National Sports News Service

2000 USA Today & ESPN/RISE

2001 USA Today & ESPN/RISE

2002 USA Today & ESPN/RISE

2003 USA Today & ESPN/RISE

Mythical State Champion

during The Streak

Every year except 1993

Opponent

Alhambra (Martinez)

Riordan (San Francisco)

Faifield

Antioch

Berkeley

Pittsburgh

Mission San Jose (Fremont)

Monte Vista (Danville)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Section Div. 3A Playoffs

American (Fremont)

Washington (Fremont)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Date

9/10

9/17

9/24

10/1

10/8

10/15

10/22

10/29

11/5

11/12

11/19

11/26

12/3

Score

58-13

46-6

53-13

63-14

69-0

26-21

55-13

56-7

41-0

47-6

55-6

50-7

46-14

629-120

1993, 13-0

Opponent

Alhambra (Martinez)

Tracy

St. Mary’s (Berkeley)

Antioch

Berkeley

Pittsburg

Mission San Jose (Fremont)

Monte Vista (Danville)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

American (Fremont)

Washington (Fremont)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Date

9/9

9/16

9/23

9/30

10/7

10/14

10/21

10/28

11/4

11/11

11/18

11/25

12/2

Score

45-6

55-19

42-0

35-21

35-0

55-26

60-0

55-15

45-14

47-0

35-6

45-8

35-0

589-115

1994, 13-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Rancho Buena Vista (Vista)

Tracy

St. Mary’s (Berkeley)

Berkeley

Pittsburg

Antioch

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Logan (Union City)

Monte Vista (Danville)

Section Div. 3A Playoffs

Montgomery (Santa Rosa)

Berkeley

Pittsburg

Date

9/8

9/15

9/22

9/29

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

11/3

11/10

11/17

11/24

12/1

Score

35-13

68-14

35-25

28-0

27-7

49-20

67-13

55-0

41-8

56-0

68-14

56-31

35-14

620-159

1995, 13-0

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Rancho Buena Vista (Vista)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

College Park (Pleasant Hill)

Skyline (Oakland)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Antioch

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Pittsburg

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Northgate (Walnut Creek)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Berkeley

Pittsburg

Date

9/13

9/20

9/27

10/4

10/11

10/18

10/25

11/1

11/8

11/15

11/22

11/29

Score

36-19

55-0

64-0

28-0

55-14

42-0

75-0

36-7

58-6

60-0

50-0

35-7

594-53

1996, 12-0

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Nevada Union (Grass Valley)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Deer Valley (Antioch)

Northgate (Walnut Creek)

Antioch

Liberty (Brentwood)

Pittsburg

College Park (Pleasant Hill)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Pittsburg

Logan (Union City)

Date

9/12

9/19

9/26

10/3

10/10

10/17

10/24

10/31

11/7

11/14

11/21

11/28

Score

48-14

62-7

66-10

62-13

53-8

44-17

53-7

55-7

56-0

28-6

56-0

35-15

1997, 12-0

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Nevada Union (Grass Valley)

Bakersfield

Mater Dei (Santa Ana)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

Skyline (Oakland)

Pittsburg

Northgate (Walnut Creek)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Pinole Valley (Pinole)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Pittsburg

Castro Valley

Date

9/11

9/18

9/25

10/2

10/9

10/16

10/23

10/30

11/6

11/13

11/20

11/27

Score

48-12

48-20

28-21

21-0

41-7

60-12

70-0

61-23

45-7

42-0

48-14

55-7

567-129

1998, 12-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Richmond

Bakersfield

Mater Dei (Santa Ana)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

Skyline (Oakland)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Antioch

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Pittsburg

College Park (Pleasant Hill)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Castro Valley

San Leandro

Date

9/10

9/17

9/24

10/1

10/8

10/15

10/22

10/29

11/5

11/12

11/19

11/26

Score

57-6

35-8

42-0

35-7

37-0

71-32

48-9

55-7

61-14

60-12

55-21

38-14

594-130

1999, 12-0

Mythical National Champions

State Mythical Champions

Opponent

Buchanan (Clovis)

Marin Catholic (Kentfield)

Mater Dei (Santa Ana)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

Bishop Amat (La Puente)

Freedom (Oakley)

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Pittsburg

Deer Valley (Antioch)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

San Ramon Valley (Danville)

Castro Valley

San Leandro

Date

9/8

9/15

9/22

9/29

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

11/3

11/10

11/17

11/24

12/1

Score

30-24

49-7

31-28

42-7

56-6

55-7

64-21

35-7

37-14

41-10

68-0

34-10

49-13

591-154

2000, 13-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Buchanan (Clovis)

9/11 cancelled game

Mater Dei (Santa Ana)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Pittsburg

Antioch

Liberty (Brentwood)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Deer Valley (Antioch)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Washington (Fremont)

Logan (Union City)

San Leandro

Date

9/7

n/a

9/22

9/28

10/6

10/12

10/19

10/26

11/2

11/9

11/16

11/23

11/30

Score

56-14

n/a

34-6

42-0

29-15

42-14

64-0

65-0

31-13

57-6

54-15

45-0

48-13

567-96

2001, 12-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

Opponent

Archbishop Mitty (San Jose)

St. Louis (Honolulu, HI)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad)

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Liberty (Brentwood)

Freedom (Oakley)

Pittsburg

Clayton Valley (Concord)

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Antioch

Hayward

San Leandro

Date

9/13

9/21

9/27

10/4

10/12

10/19

10/25

11/1

11/8

11/15

11/22

11/29

12/7

Score

24-0

31-21

14-0

56-27

28-7

48-0

46-7

65-6

42-0

35-0

62-13

47-7

42-14

540-102

Opponent

Archbishop Mitty (San Jose)

Palma (Salinas)

St. Francis (Mt. View)

Foothill (Pleasanton)

La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad)

Freedom (Oakley)

Evangel Chr. (Shreveport, LA)

Deer Valley (Antioch)

Pittsburg

Ygnacio Valley (Concord)

Section Div. 4A Playoffs

Castro Valley

Monte Vista (Danville)

Pittsburg

Date

9/12

9/20

9/26

10/3

10/11

10/17

10/24

10/31

11/7

11/14

11/21

11/28

12/6

Score

47-0

35-0

39-8

48-0

28-7

63-7

27-10

47-0

26-0

35-13

49-7

48-13

39-0

531-65

2003, 13-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

2002, 13-0

Mythical National Champions

Mythical State Champions

Teams Played From Outside the Bay Area

Games School

2 Bakersfield (CA)

2 Buchanan (Clovis, CA)

1 *Evangel Christian (Shreveport, LA)

2 La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad)

2 Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, CA)

3 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)

2 Rancho Buena Vista (Vista, CA)

1 St. Louis (Honolulu, HI)

*Evangel Christian game was broadcast live on ESPN

De La Salle Players in the NFL

Maurice Jones-Drew, HB, Jacksonville

Amani Toomer, WR, New York Giants

Kevin Simon, LB, Washington

Matt Gutierrez, QB, Kansas City

D.J. Williams, LB, Denver

Doug Brien, K, San Francisco

David Loerne, G, New York Jets

Derek Landri, DT, Jacksonville