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Palma only local team to petition into the Open Division


WEEK 6 NOTES
10/19/2004
By Staff
Monterey Bay Prep Report

Week 6 Notes and Key Stats

Throughout the season we'll track how the Monterey Bay Area leagues stack up to each other and to the rest of the section.

T-CAL

League

Record vs. A Leagues

Record vs. B Leagues

vs. SCCAL 4-3 NA
vs. MBL N/A 10-1
vs. MTAL N/A 1-0
vs. West Catholic 1-5 N/A
vs. Peninsula Athletic 1-0 N/A
vs. DeAnza 1-0-1 N/A
vs. Bay Valley League 0-0-1 N/A
vs. Pac 5 1-0 N/A

TOTAL

8-8-2 11-1

SCCAL

League

Record vs. A League

Record vs. B League

vs. TCAL 3-4 N/A
vs. MBL N/A 1-1
vs. MTAL N/A 4-3
vs. Tri-River 0-1 N/A
vs. Mount Hamilton 1-2 N/A
vs. West Catholic 0-1 N/A
vs. San Francisco Sec. N/A 1-0
vs. BVAL Santa Teresa N/A 1-0
vs. Mission Valley N/A 1-0
vs. Coastal League N/A 1-0

TOTAL

4-8 9-4

MBL

League

Record vs. A League

Record  vs. B/C League

vs. SCCAL 1-1 N/A
vs. TCAL 1-10 N/A
vs. MTAL N/A 3-3
vs. West Catholic 0-1 N/A
vs. Central Calif. Conf. N/A 0-1
vs. Alpha League N/A 0-1
vs. Western League N/A 1-0
vs. Mission Valley League N/A 1-0
vs. PAL Ocean N/A 1-0
vs. Wilson Prep N/A 1-0
vs. Pac 5 1-0 N/A
vs. Eastern Sierra N/A 0-1
vs. Oakland Section N/A 1-0
vs. North Yosemite League N/A 1-0

TOTAL

3-12 9-6

MTAL

League

Record vs. A League

Record vs. B League

vs. SCCAL 3-4 N/A
vs. TCAL 0-1 N/A
vs. MBL N/A 2-4
vs. PAL Ocean N/A 0-1
vs. Western Sierra N/A 1-1
vs. British Columbia N/A 0-1
vs. Los Padres League N/A 0-1
vs. Central Section Div. IV N/A 0-1
vs. Mount Hamilton 0-1 N/A
vs. PSAL N/A 0-1
vs. Eastern Sierra N/A 0-1

TOTAL

3-6 3-11

Open Division Petitioners

The CCS Open Division petition deadline of October 18th has passed, and the following teams have requested to play in the top 2004 playoff bracket:
  • Bellarmine
  • Palma
  • St. Francis
  • St. Ignatius
  • Serra
  • Valley Christian

Open Division Declarations

Week 6  By The Numbers

22 The ball-hawking Pacific Grove defense has forced a quad-league area best 22 turnovers through six games. 
14 Monte Vista Christian has area's longest losing streak with 14 straight losses. The silver lining for the Mustangs: entering the season the area's longest losing streak was held by Live Oak (22 games), yet the Acorns are now the only undefeated team remaining in the quad-league area.
13 After a week 5 that saw only 4 quad-league players rush for 100 or more yards, 13 local ball carriers cracked the century mark in week 6.
8 8 different players scored touchdowns for Pacific Grove in a 64-22 route of Greenfield.
7 Quad-league defenses have posted 7 shutouts this season: 
  • Carmel (vs. Soledad)
  • Gilroy (vs. Gunn)
  • Live Oak (vs. Alvarez)
  • Monterey (vs. Alvarez)
  • North Monterey County (vs. Gonzales)
  • North Salinas (vs. Gonzales)
  • Seaside (vs. Washington-Fremont)
0 Santa Cruz and Pacific Grove have not allowed a first quarter score this season. No other team has a shutout quarter.
0 No defense has held Gilroy running back Justin Sweeney to under 100 yards rushing this season. 

Note: We still need game stats from :

 Seaside vs. Washington (Fremont)
 Carmel vs. Branham
Monterey vs. King City

Any help getting us the score by quarter, scoring breakdown and individual game stats would be greatly appreciated.

 

Quotes of the Week

Jeff Carnazzo Monterey County Herald
"We came in with a balanced attack," Palma coach Jeff Carnazzo said. "Salinas took some things away from us that opened up our running game. That's our comfort zone."
Bill Garrison Santa Cruz Sentinel
"Our establishing a ground game really limited their offensive opportunities," said Aptos coach Bill Garrison. "We were prepared (for Scotts Valley to throw the ball), but not prepared for how precise their quarterback can be."
Chris Cameron Hollister Freelance
"If they are going to doing that, its fine as long as they are going to be consistent throughout the game, said Baler coach Chris Cameron. They were out to set the record straight early. High school football in general is out to get rid of that, getting away from what kids see on TV.
Darren Yafai Gilroy Dispatch
We are proud of the kids, Yafai said. They battled from toe to toe and they never gave up.

As a staff and as players, were still hurting, he said. But we know theres still four games to go. Weve told our kids they just had a huge battle and found out they could play with the best of them. Now its up to them."

Craig Johnston Monterey County Herald
"So far, I'm very pleased," Padres head coach Craig Johnston said. "One of the biggest questions we had entering the season was our offensive line. For being so young, they've done a great job."
Todd Buller Monterey County Herald
"Overall, we had played good defense. We just had that big mistake," Breakers assistant Todd Buller said. "At halftime told the guys what we always tell them. Stick to the game plan and make tackles."
Germano Diniz Monterey County Herald
"It was the Ian Morrison show," Stevenson coach Germano Diniz said. "That was the best execution we've had," Diniz said, reflecting back on his two seasons as the varsity head coach.
Pete Noble Monterey County Herald
"When we want to be, we can be as good as anyone around".

 

Week 6 Stat Standouts

Rushing Standouts (100+ yards)

Jose Romero

Alisal

15 Carries 239 yards, 3 TD
Markus McFolling

Monterey

16 Carries 181 yards, 3 TD
Cameron Weber

Soquel

11 Carries 166 yards, 2 TD
Pedro Morales

Soledad

23 Carries 162 yards, 1 TD
Tim Bothke

Salinas

11 Carries 144 yards, 2 TD
Louie Gutierrez Gilroy
9 Carries 134 yards, 1 TD
Frankie Serrano

Watsonville

9 Carries 131 yards, 1 TD
Brendon Bartley

Palma

18 Carries 129 yards, 2 TD
Ian Morrison

Stevenson

14 Carries 123 yards, 1 TD
Bobby Brower

Carmel

19 Carries 122 yards, 3 TD
Cliff Nelson Aptos
21 Carries 119 yards, 2 TD
Justin Sweeney Gilroy
18 Carries 109 yard
Chuck Thompson

San Benito

7 Carries 102 yards
 

Defensive Standouts

David Martinez Monte Vista Christian

96 Yard Interception Return For a TD

Fachon Clair

Greenfield

72 Yard Interception Return For a TD

Ryan Scully

Carmel

35 Yard Interception Return For a TD

James Laughlin

Pacific Grove

11 Yard Interception Return For a TD

Pedro Morales

Soledad

Kick Block Return For a TD

Matt Stahlberg

Harbor

2 Punt Blocks, 2 Sacks

Travis Dozier

Salinas

Interception

Jordan Casas

Palma

Interception

Will  Wetmore

Santa Cruz

Interception

Michael  Marques

Santa Cruz

Interception

Gus Ruiz

Gonzales

Interception

Abraham Valdez

Alisal

Interception

Jesse Rivera

Alisal

Interception

Breyon Canez 

San Benito

Interception

Phil Keebler

Carmel

Interception

Alex Diaz

San Benito

15 Tackles

Patrick Walker

Palma

Fumble Recovery

Tom Erlin

Scotts Valley

Fumble Recovery

 

Passing Standouts (200+ yards)

Ryan Genovese

Scotts Valley

 16 for 26

242 yards, 3 TD

Jeff Foudy

Carmel

 18 for 22

178 yards, 2 TD

 

Receiving Standouts

Patrick Daniels

Pacific Grove

3 Receptions 101 yards, 1 TD
Joshua Proctor

North Salinas

2 Receptions 93 yards, 1 TD
Artie Atencio

Scott's Valley

5 Receptions 83 yards, 1 TD
Joseph Collins

Seaside

1 Reception 81 yards, 1 TD
Fachon Clair

Greenfield

2 Receptions 81 yards
 

Field Goals

Gonzales

Gonzales

37 yards

Matt Kiel

San Lorenzo Valley

26 yards

Joel Guzman

Alisal

35 yards

 

Kick Returns

None

 

 

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