High School: Named first team all-league as a senior joins brother Blake at College of Idaho.
High School – A two-way player, who saw action at quarterback and defensive end who earned first team all-conference as a defensive lineman. High School: Picked up 1100 yards (861 receiving/239 rushing) as a senior scored 13 TDs tallied 76 tackles and picked off five passes as a senior, named first team all-conference and all-state as a wide receiver first team all-conference as a defensive back as a senior, earned second team recognition. High School: Selected to play in the Montana East/West Shrine Game named first team Western A Football All-Conference High School: As a senior, he was named the SIC Player of the Year ran for 1,524 yards and 18 TDs, picked up first team all-state honors. High School: Threw for 1,402 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior at Weiser High School. High School: As a senior, the team posted three shutouts and allowed just 108 points contributed 82 tackles and a pair of interceptions named first team all-SIC. High School: Named all-state by NevadaSportsNet an all-region selection along the offensive and defensive line. High School: Named second team all-state and first team all-conference as a senior also plays basketball and competes in track & field. High School: Honorable mention all-state as a senior High School: Named first team 5A all-state (offense and defense) as a senior, at running back, ran for over 300 yards and a team-best nine touchdowns caught five passes for 34 yards and two touchdowns as a linebacker, he led the team with 93 tackles and 10 TFLs selected the Famous Potato Bowl Player of the Year. Also included in the signees are a pair of transfers from the FCS ranks.ġ5 of the signees are slated to play on the defensive side of the ball for the Yotes and 11 will play on the offensive side. The high school players include eight players, who garnered all-state recognition and numerous all-conference selections. Max Preps has the current updated scores with the department website at /athletics/teams hoping to be active soon due to changes in the service used by CIF not being fully operational.CALDWELL, Idaho – 24 high school student-athletes and two student-athletes are transferring to The College of Idaho have signed letters of intent to continue their football careers with the four-time Frontier Conference Champions. Looking for the 2022-23 schedules and scores? 27 when they host Downey coached by former mentor Shawn Patchell. Laguna was at San Clemente on Thursday and next week travels to JSerra (8-23) and Dana Hills (8-25). Breakers struggled on sets getting called with nine ball handling errors. Middle Sara Johnson had five block assists and two aces.
On offense, Aliso Niguel transfer Eva Travis had 21 kills, 12 digs, and two aces while sophomore Kyra Zaengle had 19 kills and 17 digs. Brooklyn Yelland was exceptional at Libero with 33 digs and 48 successful serve receives. Girls Volleyball – Laguna opened their 50th season of CIF sponsored indoor volleyball with a sloppy five-set victory over Dana Hills on Monday at Dugger Gym. Coach Sinan Tanik watches from the bench. Looking on in Maroon (from left) Kyra Zaengle, No. Libero Brookyn Yelland (in white) gets set for another pass as the Breakers held off Dana Hills in five sets to open their 50th CIF season. **Pac 4 League Game 2022 Volleyball opens with Dana Hills. 28 Ocean View ** 3-6-1 Homedale is 6 p.m. 9 Capo Valley Christian at Aliso Niguel 4-0-0 Photo courtesy of Charles Bernhardt, All-League Sports PhotosĢ022 Laguna Schedule (Series History) 7 p.m. Junior Ryner Swanson is receiving a number of pre-season accolades and will be a big factor for the Breakers’ 88th varsity season. Transfer Jackson Kollock will not be eligible until league play in October. Breakers will miss talented Jacob Diver (11 touchdowns) who transferred to a Florida boarding school. Top offensive weapon will be Ryner Swanson who caught 45 passes for 586 yards and six touchdowns. Laguna will be led by Sam Garwall at quarterback who saw limited action last year completing 12 of 18 passes last year for 99 yards and a touchdown.
Homedale, a public school with less than 400 students, still may be as talented as Claremont or St Margaret’s giving the Breakers a difficult opening contest this weekend. The limited California intersectional games with Idaho schools makes a game prediction difficult. The team traveled to Homedale, Idaho, for a contest Friday with the Trojans who are ranked seventh overall for Idaho and have gone 40-5 the past four seasons. Football – John Shanahan (35-25-0) returns for his seventh season at Laguna and the Breakers are expected to defend their Golden West Pac 4 title this season.
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