Watch this highlight mix featuring interceptions during the first half of the 2013 HS football season. Teams featured include Serra, St. Francis, Alemany, Folsom and others.
2014 QB Ty Gangi did everything imaginable for St. Francis tonight in a battle of unbeatens. The Knights came into this road game vs Monrovia with a 4-0 record and things got moving quickly.
St. Francis pulled out a bit of trickery for the first score of the game and Gangi caught a throwback pass for a short touchdown. Senior RB Joe Mudie made it 8-0 after scoring on the two-point conversion.
Sensational Monrovia athlete Kurt Scoby took advantage of the Wildcats next possession and dove into the end zone for a touchdown on a screen pass to make the game 8-7.
(Arcadia) - Monrovia overwhelmed Arcadia on the turf with a ground assault of 488 yards and seven touchdowns en route to an easy 49-7 non-league victory at Dick Salter Stadium.
Kurt Scoby piloted the M-Town Express, rushing 12 times for 283 yards and five touchdowns for the Wildcats, whose quarterback Deshawn Potts racked up 177 all purpose yards and rushed for 114 of those, including a house call of his own for 64 yards.
Check out these highlights from the first half of the 2012 Los Angeles Nike Sparq Football Camp at Cerritos College in Southern California.
The camp featured Top Southern California football recruits, in addition to players from Nevada, Arizona and beyond. Along with top offensive lineman recruit Emerald Faletuipapai of Gardena Serra, there were a number of big time prospects including Concord De La Salle linebacker Michael Hutchings, Upland defensive end Joe Mathis, Mission Viejo safety Max Redfield and Rancho Cucamonga safety Tahaan Goodman.
Now that signing day has passed, the majority of recruits have made their decisions. As always, the state of California produced a horde of talent for the big schools to court. The 2012 class of California recruits will surely make a lasting impact on the universities they attend. There are a number of future stars to look out for.
Ellis McCarthy demonstrates the ability of a former NFL coach like Jim Mora Jr. to attract five-star recruits. After verbally committing to Cal, McCarthy decided to stay close to home and anchor the Bruins defense.
The nation‘s top defensive tackle prospect, McCarthy was a flat out beast at Monrovia High School and is expected to be a disruptive force along the defensive line. At 6’4 311, McCarthy possesses the brute strength, athleticism and versatility that will make him a nightmare for opposing offenses to contain from day one.
