Grossmont Football "Is This The Year?"

-Battle of the East County- La Mesa's two high schools will face off at 7 p.m. this Friday in a high stakes game at Helix High School in a rivalry that dates back to the 50s. After starting the season ranked among the best teams in San Diego , Grossmont (8-0) and Helix (6-2) are both a perfect 3-0 and tied for first place in the Grossmont-Hills league. It has been 25 years since The Hillers of Grossmont defeated The Highlanders of Helix. That dates back to 1991 when now Head Coach Tom Karlo led

Helix Scottie Young " Will It Be 26 Years of Helix Domination?'

If your looking for talent on both sides of the ball look no further than Helix High School, as you take a closer look at the perennial East County powerhouse you can't help but notice the 6'0 190 pound senior DB/Receiver Scottie Young. Young is just another name in a long line of ballers to come out of the La Mesa football factory and is already committed to play at The University of Arizona next Fall. Committed to the Wildcats as a safety Young has been terrorizing defenses on the offensive

SDFNL "Magnificent 7" Lincoln Micah Edwards

It's no surprise that Lincoln Hornets varsity running back Micah Edwards is one of the top backs in San Diego County. "He has the skills to make the big run play every time he touches the ball," Says Head Coach David Dunn. His ability to scan the field and find that gap to get his team in scoring position is what he does best. If he is not scoring, he is moving the chains. He currently sits at 441 yards rushing with 9 touchdowns. At this pace, he is sure to surpass the 1,000-yard mark for the

SDFNL "Magnificent 7" Poway Jared Adelman

Jared Adelman Running back Poway Class of 2017 6 foot 1 175 1bs. Senior Running back Jared Adelman playing since he was in second grade, originally from Bakersfield, CA. As he went on through the years he continued to improve his craft, and grow mentally. As a young boy Adelman knew he had a passion for football when it made him want to get up and go to school every morning. The Adelman family is all about football, as his older brother played, he says that he has motivated him the most and

SDFNL "Magnificent 7" St Augustine's Darrell Broussard

As with most Saintsmen, Darrell Broussard was destined to wear the Purple and Vegas Gold of St. Augustine High School. “I was in 8th grade when I first heard about St. Augustine, and after hearing about the school, I checked it out and saw how the brotherhood was so strong,” said Broussard. “I went to a game, and I saw how crowded the stands were. And I just knew I wanted to be a Saintsmen…..” Photo Credit: St Augustine Facebook Fast forward to 2016, and with all the exceptional players on

SDFNL "Magnificent 7" Rancho Bernardo Milan Grice

Milan Grice RB class of 2017 Senior Powerhouse Milan Grice has had these football roots since about seventh grade when he first started to play. Started off on Junior varsity and as sophomore was pulled up to varsity which was a perfect opportunity to showcase his talent amongst the big guys. His explosiveness on the field is what makes him so captivating, his goal is to break the 2000 rushing yard mark and from the looks of it, he will have no trouble doing so. Milan currently has his first

SDFNLs "Magnificent 7" presents Christian's Joey Morones

The days of defining a player by the size of their school or division is becoming less of a factor in today’s prep football environment. In the previous weeks we have seen private schools such as The Bishop’s School and Santa Fe Christian defeat schools double their enrollment size. These smaller programs are producing players that can compete on any team and in any league. You don’t have to look no further than El Cajon native Joey Morones, this 4-year varsity player represents the