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Mission TrailW-L-TPFPA
P.Grove(12-1)7-0332187
Carmel(7-3)5-2223126
Soledad(6-4)5-2197141
Stevenson(5-5)4-3142180
Gonzales(3-7)3-4144242
Seaside(4-5-1)2-4-1164171
K.City(2-7-1)1-5-1140223
Greenfield(1-8)0-7111244
Monterey BayW-L-TPFPA
Palma(12-1)8-1348120
Everett Alvarez(9-2-1)7-1-1277190
Hollister(10-3)7-2342183
Salinas(10-2-1)6-2-1362172
Gilroy(7-4)6-3368211
N.Salinas(4-6)4-5148186
Alisal(2-8)2-788226
Live Oak(2-8)2-7124167
N.County(3-7)2-7125193
Monterey(0-10)0-9101366




Points Allowed Per Game
SchoolGms.Q1Q2Q3Q4OTAvg.
PAL131635145509.2
CAR1021293343012.6
SAL133166768013.2
HOL1335522571014.1
SOL1014703126014.1
PAC1354454741014.4
ALV1249565035015.8
Yards Allowed Per Game
SchoolGms.RushingPassingTotalAvg.
SAL1318149412755211.9
SEA10100011882188218.8
NSA1015047242228222.8
GIL1116248472471224.6
PAL13179011392929225.3
HOL1320099502959227.6
ALV1220298232852237.7

Points Scored Per Game
SchoolGms.Q1Q2Q3Q4OTAvg.
GIL11129877874033.5
SAL136610288106027.8
PAL1391819779026.8
HOL13911019654026.3
PAC135512351103025.5
ALV12571074964023.1
CAR1055942054022.3
Yards Gained Per Game
SchoolGms.RushingPassingTotalAvg.
GIL11257212873859350.8
SAL1336077444351334.7
PAL1329359683903300.2
ALV1227667653531294.3
HOL1330577423799292.2
CAR10137214922864286.4
SOL1022265422768276.8
9/15/2001 Palma vs. MontereyPhoto by Dan Neff
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  • 2001 FINAL CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 12/23/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    Reflecting the strength of local football this season, six local programs finish the season ranked in the San Jose Mercury's CCS final football poll.

  • 2001 All-CCS Football Team - 12/23/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    Eight Monterey Bay League players garner postseason honors as members of the 2001 All-San Jose Mercury Football Team.

  • 2001 ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM SELECTIONS - 12/22/2001
    As Compiled by Cal-Hi Sports
    Two local players garner All-State honors from the prestigious Cal-Hi sports publication. Congratulations to Palma's Elliot Vallejo for making the overall All-State team, and to Pacific Grove's Phil Shin for making the medium school All-State team! Only two other player were selected to represent the CCS - Trent Edwards of Los Gatos and Adam Tafralis of Mills. Mitty's Robert Perry and Oak Grove's Mike Rodriguez were named to the All-State underclassmen second team.

  • FINAL 2001 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 12/12/2001
    As Compiled by Cal-Hi Sports
    All three local CCS football champions make the final Cal-Hi Sports state rankings. Palma ends the season ranked #9 overall in the state, and #4 in NorCal. Salinas cracks the rankings at #17 in the state in Division 2. Pacific Grove ends up ranked #10 in the state in Division 3. Additionally, Hollister ends up ranked #20 in the state in Division 2.

  • 2001 Football Season Wraps Up - 12/5/2001
    WEEK 13 NOTES
    The Central Coast Section consists of 11 leagues that participate in football. These 11 CCS football leagues are comprised of 86 different high school football teams, ranging in location from San Francisco in the north to King City in the south. Only 4 of the CCS's 86 football teams take home championship divisional trophies each year. In a banner year for local high school football, 3 of those titles now reside in Monterey County.

  • WEEK 13 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 12/4/2001
    As Compiled by Cal-Hi Sports
    Palma jumps to #9 overall in the state with their 26-7 win over Mitty for the CCS D1 title. San Lorenzo Valley drops out of the state rankings for Division 3 after a lopsided loss to Los Gatos in the CCS D3 final. Check out www.calhisports.com for more state-wide high school sports reports.

  • 2001 Week Thirteen Football Preview - 11/29/2001
    4 local teams playing for CCS titles
    High school football doesn't get any better than this - the CCS football championships. Four local teams will compete for sectional titles in three different divisions this weekend, all hoping for a spot in the CCS football history books.

  • Four local teams playing for CCS football titles - 11/27/2001
    WEEK 12 NOTES
    Four local football teams will be rewarded with CCS championship game appearences after advancing unscathed through last week's semifinals. Palma will face Mitty in the D1 finals. Mitty is currently ranked #10 overall in the state. Salinas will face Hollister again in an all-MBL CCS D2 final. Pacific Grove takes on Pioneer in the CCS D4 final. Here is a breakdown of this week's playoff opponents and last week's stat standouts.

  • WEEK 12 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 11/27/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    San Lorenzo Valley remains at #5 in the state in Division 3.

  • 2001 Week Twelve Football Preview - 11/22/2001
    Five local teams advance to the semifinals
    Palma, Hollister, Salinas, Alvarez and Pacific Grove all attempt to make it past the Central Coast Section semifinals and get a shot to play for a section championship. With Alvarez and Hollister facing each other this week, at least one local team will be playing for a CCS title next week.

  • And then there were five - 11/20/2001
    WEEK 11 NOTES
    Five area teams survived the first round of the CCS football playoffs. The Monterey Bay League went an impressive 4-1, and MTAL champ Pacific Grove advanced to the semifinals of the D4 playoffs. Here is a breakdown of this week's playoff opponents and last week's stat standouts.

  • WEEK 10 CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 11/14/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    Three of the top six teams in the CCS reside in the Monterey Bay League, with four teams overall ranked in the top 15.

  • 2001 Week Eleven Football Preview - 11/14/2001
    SEVEN LOCAL TEAMS TAKE ON POSTSEASON OPPONENTS
    The Central Coast Section footbal playoffs are here, with seven local teams trying to advance to the semifinals and an eventual section title.

  • Seven local teams prepare for CCS football playoffs - 11/13/2001
    WEEK 10 NOTES
    Seven local football teams qualified for the Central Coast Section playoffs, with five squads qualifying from the Monterey Bay League, and two squads qualifying from the Mission Trail Athletic League. Here is a breakdown of the seven opponents taking the field against our local teams this weekend.

  • WEEK 10 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 11/13/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Hollister loss drops Palma out of state top 20 and NorCal rankings. San Lorenzo Valley moves up to #5 in the state in Division 3.

  • 2001 CCS FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SEEDS AND GAME RESULTS - 11/10/2001
    Playoff divisions/seeds have been determined
    Monterey Bay Prep Report Football fans - track the 2001 Central Coast Section football playoff seeds and game results before the information comes out in the paper the next day. We have set up direct links to the Central Coast Section playoff website so that local football fans can quickly track the results of the seed meetings, the playoff brackets, the match-ups and playoff game results. Palma #2 D1, Alvarez #2 D2, Hollister #3 D2, Salinas #4 D2, Gilroy #8 D2, PG #1 D4, Carmel #5

  • 2001 Week Ten Football Preview - 11/8/2001
    RIVALRY WEEK CONCLUDES REGULAR SEASON
    Local gridiron rivalries dominate the landscape in this last week of regular season 2001 football. Carmel travels to Pacific Grove to play in the most significant "shoe" game since the Jimmy Carter administration. Defending CCS champions Palma and Hollister square off in what has become the area's most intense rivalry. King City and Gonzales battle for South County bragging rights.

  • WEEK 9 CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 11/7/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    Salinas High is back in the rankings at #12 with a big win over Gilroy. Five MBL teams are ranked in the top 15 in the CCS.

  • CCS Football Playoffs Just Around the Corner - 11/6/2001
    WEEK 9 NOTES
    With the playoffs just around the corner, one begins to hear the term "playoff points" thrown around by local media when discussing local football playoff possibilities and divisional seeding. We went to the Central Coast Section's web site (www.cifcs.org) to check the rules and attempt to de-mystify this seemingly complex process.

  • WEEK 9 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 11/6/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Palma cracks the state overall top 20 for the first time at #20, and remains at #8 overall in Northern California. San Lorenzo Valley remains at #6 in the state in Division 3.

  • 2001 Week Nine Football Preview - 11/2/2001
    TITLE/PLAYOFF CRUNCH IS ON
    An MBL showdown at the "PIT" between Gilroy and Salinas appears to be this week's marquee matchup. Carmel and Soledad attempt to shore up their playoff hopes, with key MTAL contests dotting the south Salinas valley.

  • WEEK 8 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 10/31/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    San Lorenzo Valley moves up to #6 in the state in Division 3, and Palma remains at #8 overall in Northern California.

  • WEEK 8 CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 10/31/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    The Salinas Cowboys suprisingly drop out of the Mercury Top 15 despite posting a win last week. Alvarez drops to #7 with loss to Palma.

  • Remember the Chieftains - 10/30/2001
    WEEK 8 NOTES
    It was billed by local media as the game of the year, with local sportswriters and television personalities openly suggesting the end of a dynasty. But in the end it was Palma adding another big-game victory to its storied legacy, pummeling Alvarez 42-7 in front of a standing-room only crowd and gaining the inside track to another Monterey Bay League title. The Chieftains have to win just 1 of their 2 remaining regular season games to wrap up an ongoing state-record 18th straight league title.

  • 2001 Week Eight Football Preview - 10/25/2001
    MBL TITLE ON THE LINE
    Two of the top-ranked teams in the CCS square off in a game that will likely determine the Monterey Bay League title. Palma comes into the game ranked #8 overall in Northern California by Cal-Hi sports, and #2 in the CCS by the San Jose Mercury. Alvarez comes in ranked #5 in the CCS.

  • WEEK 7 CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 10/24/2001
    As Compiled by The San Jose Mercury
    5 MBL teams still dominate the CCS landscape.

  • Turnovers Plague Weekend Games - 10/23/2001
    WEEK SEVEN NOTES
    Big games and sloppy ball handling dictated play in week 7. An astounding 50 turnovers occurred in the 9 area games played last weekend. Alvarez and Palma have set the table for the year's biggest showdown, and Carmel's stunning loss has Pacific Grove in the MTAL driver's seat.

  • WEEK 7 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 10/23/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    San Lorenzo Valley moves up to #8 in the state in Division 3, and Palma remains at #8 overall in Northern California.

  • 2001 Week 7 Football Preview - 10/18/2001
    MANY CRITICAL GAMES ON TAP
    It is crunch time in the MBL and MTAL title races. The big games this week feature Alvarez at Gilroy, Hollister at Salinas, and Seaside at Pacific Grove - all games with extensive title implications.

  • WEEK 6 CCS FOOTBALL RANKINGS - 10/17/2001
    As Compiled by the San Jose Mercury
    The MBL places five of the top twelve teams in this week's San Jose Mercury Central Coast Section football rankings.

  • WEEK 6 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 10/16/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    San Lorenzo Valley remains at #9 in the state in Division 3, and Palma remains at #8 overall in Northern California.

  • Palma Defense Clamps Down On Gilroy - 10/16/2001
    WEEK SIX NOTES
    After going 5-0 and easily handling traditional power Hollister, many local football coaches and fans thought this was Gilroy's year to take down Palma and to claim their first league title since 1981.

  • 2001 Week Six Football Preview - 10/11/2001
    TOP FOUR AREA TEAMS FACE OFF
    It is "clash of the titans" weekend for MBL football, with the four top teams squaring off to thin out the crowd at the top of the league standings. Palma travels to Gilroy Friday night in a battle of the unbeatens, and Salinas travels to undefeated Alvarez Saturday. Soledad travels to PG Friday night in a big MTAL showdown.

  • WEEK 5 CCS RANKINGS - 10/10/2001
    As Compiled by the San Jose Mercury
    Five of the top twelve teams in the CCS reside in the Monterey Bay League.

  • WEEK 5 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 10/9/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    SLV moves up to #9 in the state in Division 3, and Palma remains at #10 overall in Northern California.

  • Gilroy Stampedes Hollister - 10/9/2001
    WEEK FIVE NOTES
    The glistening Prune Bowl trophy was prominently placed on the Hollister sidelines as a reminder to the upstart Gilroy Mustangs as to who reigned supreme in this MBL rivalry.

  • 2001 Week Five Football Preview - 10/4/2001
    GILROY AT HOLLISTER LOOMS LARGE
    Only one game this week features two teams with winning records, and it is a big one. Gilroy travels to Hollister in a rivalry game that has early playoff implications. A loss by Hollister(3-1) may sink any Baler D1 playoff hopes. Gilroy (4-0) faces its first real test of the season after defeating league teams with a combined 1-8 record.

  • CCS Football Playoff Petitions Are In - 10/4/2001
    TWO LOCAL TEAMS PETITION UP TO D1
    Palma and Hollister have petitioned to play at the prestigious Division 1 level of the CCS playoffs.

  • Carmel Stuns Soledad in MTAL opener - 10/2/2001
    WEEK FOUR NOTES
    Who would of thought it at the beginning of the season - Carmel undefeated at 3-0 after knocking off preseason favorite Soledad in the MTAL league opener?

  • WEEK 4 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 10/2/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    No changes in the state rankings for local teams. San Lorenzo Valley remains at #10 in the state in Division III. Palma remains ranked #8 overall in Northern California.

  • Mission Trail Athletic League 2001 Football Preview - 9/28/2001
    MTAL LOOKS TO BE A 3 TEAM RACE
    Pacific Grove returns key skill position players and seasoned leadership, and Soledad returns practically its entire squad from last year. But no program in the MTAL has been as consistent from the freshman level to varsity as Seaside, a dark horse pick for the title. With their recent success, the Spartans have limited the number of players who, in the past, have ended up wearing the green and gold of the zip code next door.

  • 2001 Week Four Football Preview - 9/26/2001
    MTAL BEGINS LEAGUE PLAY
    MTAL league play begins with an opening game that pits undefeated Carmel against league title contender Soledad. Alvarez hosts an important MBL game Saturday against Live Oak, a team the Eagles have never defeated.

  • WEEK 3 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 9/25/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Palma (3-0) debuts with a #8 NorCal ranking this week with their 26-19 win over Salinas High. San Lorenzo Valley (3-0) remains at #10 in the state in Division III with their win over Laguna Creek .

  • Palma vs. Salinas Meets Expectations - 9/24/2001
    WEEK THREE NOTES
    To say the atmosphere was electric would be an understatement. As their Salinas Cowboys rumbled in from the legendary south tunnel entrance to "the Pit" for pre-game warm-ups, thousands of Salinas fans, rabidly waving purple towels, let out a roar that could be heard down the entire Salinas Valley.

  • 2001 Week Three Football Preview - 9/21/2001
    PALMA AT SALINAS SHOULD BE A DANDY
    Monterey Bay League play continues with several high profile league games, including Palma vs. Salinas at "The Pit", and Hollister vs. Live Oak. Soledad takes on undefeated Watsonville in a game that may have playoff point implications down the road.

  • WEEK 2 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 9/18/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Hollister drops out of the Northern California rankings with their 32-19 loss to Alvarez. San Lorenzo Valley remains at #10 in the state in Division III with their win over St. Ignatius. Palma remains "on the bubble" in the rankings for Northern California.

  • Alvarez Big Win Headlines Week 2 - 9/17/2001
    WEEK TWO NOTES
    Alvarez pulls off the biggest victory in their brief football history with a 32-19 thumping of Hollister, according to Cal-Hi sports the #9 ranked team in Northern California.......Get ready for the Cowboys and the Chieftains.

  • 2001 Week Two Football Preview - 9/14/2001
    MBL BEGINS LEAGUE PLAY
    The Monterey Bay League begins league play this week, with Saturday's Hollister at Alvarez game standing out on the schedule. The Mission Trail League continues its preseason tour of the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League, with five inter-league contests on tap. Of particular MTAL interest is the Gunderson of San Jose at Soledad game Friday night. A win by Soleded will solidify their legitimacy as contender for the MTAL title.

  • Monterey Bay League 2001 Football Preview - 9/14/2001
    HOLLISTER AND PALMA AGAIN LOOK LIKE EARLY FAVORITES
    It will be difficult for the Monterey Bay League to top last year's outstanding season that resulted in five section playoff berths and two Central Coast Section Football Championships, including its first CCS Division 1 crown in 12 years. But many key players return to a league that has arguably become the top football league in the CCS.

  • WEEK 1 STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 9/12/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Hollister moves up to #9 in Northern California with their win over Wilcox. San Lorenzo Valley pops up at #10 in the state in Division III with their win over North Salinas. With their rout of Alhambra, Palma becomes a team "on the bubble" in the rankings for Northern California.

  • MBL Favorites Flex Muscles in Season Openers - 9/11/2001
    WEEK ONE NOTES
    It was a very predictable Week One of football for Monterey Bay League contenders. Hollister, Palma, Gilroy and Salinas all won by large margins in their season openers. Carmel saw its fourteen game losing streak come to an end. Alisal extended its losing streak to 32 games, falling in an agonizingly close game 15-14 on a 4th quarter field goal

  • 2001 Week One Football Preview - 9/7/2001
    AREA TEAMS KICK OFF SEASON
    All area teams kick off the 2001 football season, with high school action taking place up and down the Central Coast. Live Oak is the lone exception, previously losing 26-0 in Week 0 to Mitty. The marquee game appears to be Friday's Pacific Grove/Salinas game at "The Pit". Both teams are out to make early season statements that they are contenders in their respective Mission Trail and Monterey Bay Leagues.

  • PRESEASON STATE RANKINGS BY DIVISION & REGION - 9/3/2001
    As Compiled By Cal-Hi Sports
    Cal-Hi Sports, the statewide sports authority, has released its preseason state football rankings by division and region. Suprisingly, Hollister High is the only local team ranked at this time, currently occupying the overall #10 spot in Northern California.

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    Rushing Leaders
    NameCarriesYardsTD'sSchool
    Williams, RaChard169125912SAL
    McLeod, Toby215123315CAR
    Young, Trenton199119612HOL
    Perry, Galen121111211ALV
    Salto, Erik150101910SOL
    Palacio, Andy10696412SAL
    Noroian, Nick16692312PAL
    Tully, Clay1888297KIN
    Brooks, Donald1167825SEA
    Salcedo, Steve12074510HOL
    Receiving Leaders
    NameRec.YardsTD'sSchool
    Shin, Phil658048PAC
    Leach, David556585ROB
    Engles, Andrew366305PAC
    Matthams, Kean306012ROB
    Mercurio, Daniel295283MON
    Choate, Chris124405SAL
    Torres, Daniel214163ALV
    Smith, Brandon173873NSA
    Hare, Dusty203577CAR
    Rieser, Max193562CAR
    Passing Leaders
    NameComp.Att.YardsTD'sSchool
    Grant, Jon122222186414PAC
    Jackson, Chris12523916318ROB
    Johnston, Pat115224146012CAR
    Amaral, Luis641188438PAL
    Miranda, Manuel461017707ALV
    Gonzales, Danny37967645GON
    Quistian, Henry40666578GIL
    Phillips, David351046402MON
    Garner, Kelvin38846284SEA
    Gaona, Jesus386562010GIL
    Interception Leaders
    NameInt'sSchool
    Amaral, Luis6PAL
    Osborne, Lee4HOL
    Grant, Jon4PAC
    Consiglio, Erick3PAC
    Lopez, Casey3SOL
    Haag, Shane3PAL
    Engles, Andrew2PAC
    Taylor, Christian2SAL
    Perry, Galen2ALV
    Martin, Patrick2PAL
    Sack Leaders
    NameSacksSchool
    Trebino, Nick7PAL
    Toste, Anthony2PAL
    Lamvick, Robby2CAR
    Prader, Erik1PAL
    Neligh, Casey1SAL
    Noroian, Nick1PAL
    Placido, Diego1PAL
    Tackle (Solo + Assist) Leaders
    NameTacklesSchool
    Defensive Point Leaders
    NameDefensive PointsSchool
    Osborne, Lee30HOL
    Amaral, Luis30PAL
    Renz, Allan30HOL
    Palacio, Andy25SAL
    Perry, Galen25ALV
    McLeod, Toby25CAR
    Toste, Anthony21PAL
    Trebino, Nick21PAL
    Consiglio, Erick20PAC
    Engles, Andrew20PAC


    Football
    Friday, November 30, 2001
    Palma at26Final
    Archbishop Mitty (San Jose)7
    CCS D1 Finals @ SJCC
     
    Saturday, December 1, 2001
    Pioneer (San Jose) at0
    Pacific Grove17Final
    CCS D4 Finals @ SJCC
     
    Salinas at7Final
    Hollister6
    CCS D2 Finals @ Gilroy HS
     
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