El Camino Football

San Diego County High School football is known to have some of the most dominant programs in California history, one of those programs that is looking to build on it's rich tradition of 8 CIF Section Titles and reclaim their crown as North County king is El Camino High School. Although they have had some recent success in the past few years the wildcats have not reached their ultimate goal of being a champion since 1999 when the legendary Herb Meyer was still roaming the sidelines. In 2017 El

Granite Hills David Tyler Gonzalez

It’s easy to think of a defensive player as a hammer when he nails running backs and wide receivers on a continuous basis.  Yet for Granite Hills High School, David Tyler Gonzalez, he is equally the proverbial mallet when he is on the offensive side of the ball. You see this class of 2018 defensive end and multi-position player will pound you with the pigskin in his hand as well! But the highly recruited Gonzalez is more than a hammer, to simply state, he is a freak of the gridiron. While most

Bishop's Mozes Mooney

When you think about San Diego High School football you think of explosive offensive talent that is off the charts year after year after year. The same can be said about the 2017 season with players like Jack Tuttle, Chris Brown, and Kyle Phillips all receiving national attention with Tuttle and Phillips committing to Pac-12 schools earlier this off season. The player that I said would be the most explosive and impactful senior back in December after I watched him put on a clinic in the D3

Olympians David (DJ) Tirey

It’s Friday night, and Olympian High School safety David Tirey, hears his parents in the stands as he lasers in on the opposition’s offensive formation. In a society where absentee parents are more the norm than not in their children’s lives, it is not the case for this 5-foot-11,195 pound 1st Team All-League and All-Academic student athlete. A military family, both his parents are never to far away to provide support. “I can always hear them yelling at me in the games, especially my mom,”

Madison's Keanu ""HAWAIIAN PUNCH"" Mookini

Madison offensive lineman Keanu ""HAWAIIAN PUNCH"" Mookini stands  6 foot 3 and weighs in at 295 pounds. He has lots to prepare for this upcoming Warhawk season.  Keanu and the Madison Warhawks look to defend their state Division 1 title.  His #1 goal is to earn a scholarship for the Air Force Academy. Where he plans to join his fellow teammates Jojo Falo and Brandon Lewis. A goal that seems attainable. Photo Credit: Madison Football Facebook Long ago, The Polynesian People had always used

Grossmont's Josh Moala

Grossmont High School is a football program with more history than any other school in the East County. They have legendary players and coaches dating all the way back to the schools opening at the foothills of Mt. Helix in 1922. They also have some history that haunts their program till this day, first off they   haven't beaten neighborhood rival Helix since 1991 and to make it sting a little more they haven't reached a CIF championship game since 1971. The current seniors at Grossmont are

Morse Tigers RB Martell Irby

The 2017 off season has been rampant with praise and adulation for the usual suspects in San Diego County high school football, that would be the Cathedral Catholics and Helix's and Oceanside's of course. Surprisingly some historic programs are on the rise again as well and have the city buzzing such as Morse, Lincoln, and El Camino to name a few. Leading the way for the Southeast San Diego staple Morse High in 2017 is senior RB Martell Irby who in his junior campaign rushed for 1,729 yards and