The first of three long bus rides for this year’s Long Beach Poly football is underway as the Jackrabbits are on their way to Peoria, Arizona for Friday’s season opener against Centennial, Arizona’s defending Division II champ.
The Long Beach Press-Telegram is reporting that Florida State-recruit Malik Henry is taking his quarterback skills to Long Beach Poly in California, months after leaving IMG Academy in Florida.
When it comes to looking for a reason for St. John Bosco’s entrance onto the national high school football scene, you don’t have to look any further than the arrival of head coach Jason Negro.
Every Southern California high school football team is in pads now, but that wasn’t the case for the first three days of fall practice.
St. John Bosco, the #10 team in the High School Football America National Top 25, won’t get any home cooking this season.
Tesoro quarterback Devon Modster, who has given his verbal commitment to the University of Arizona, is looking forward to focusing on getting his teammates to the next level in 2015.
There’s plenty of Southern California talent on CalHiSports.com’s preseason All-State Teams that were released on Saturday. In fact 19 of the 30 players hail from the powerful CIF-Southern Section.
When it comes to producing Division I talent at the quarterback position, San Clemente High School has been at the head of the class for nearly 15 years.
Santa Margarita High School‘s K.J. Costello is not only considered one of the top quarterbacks in Southern California, but also in the country as he enters his senior season.
I’m not sure any coach in America has ever faced the pressure that Justin Alumbaugh did when he took over the powerful De La Salle High School football program in 2013 from legendary head coach Bob Ladouceur, who retired with…