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2012 all-league football teams
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 | 2012 ALL-LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAMS
ALL-SCVAL DE ANZA DIVISION
Most Valuable Player: Kyle Dozier (Saratoga) Sr.
MVP Offense: Keller Chryst (Palo Alto) Jr. QB
MVP Defense: Vita Vea (Milpitas) Sr.
MVP Lineman: Spencer Drazovich (Palo Alto) Sr.
Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Nico Aimonetti (Los Gatos) Sr.
Outstanding Defensive Lineman: TJ Towns (Santa Clara) Sr.
Outstanding Quarterback: Jonathan Walters (Saratoga) Jr.
Outstanding Running Back: Delshawn Mitchell (Wilcox) Jr.
Outstanding Wide Receiver: Jayshawn Gates-Mouton (Palo Alto) Sr.
Outstanding Tight End: De'Antay Williams (Palo Alto) Sr.
Outstanding Defensive End: Chris Malone (Milpitas) Sr.
Outstanding Outside Linebacker: Andrew Frick (Palo Alto) Jr.
Outstanding Inside Linebacker: Sione Finefeuiaki (Wilcox) Jr.
Outstanding Defensive Back: Malcolm Davis (Palo Alt) Jr. and Squally Canada (Milpitas) Jr.
Outstanding Senior: Kyle Kevorkian (Los Gatos)
Outstanding Junior: Adam Garza (Santa Clara)
Outstanding Sophomore: Joey Wood (Los Gatos)
Outstanding Freshman: Jarred Green (Milpitas)
First Team
Quarterback: Nick Bawden (Los Gatos) Jr.; Will Fisher-Colbrie (Mountain View) Jr.; Ronnie Reed (Milpitas) Jr.
Tight End: Frank Kapp (Mountain View) So; Teva Brender (Los Gatos) Sr.
Wide Receiver: Ashley Avery (Mountain View) Jr.; Grant Faylor (Saratoga) Jr.; Brian Erickson (Homestead) Jr.; Tre Hartley (Milpitas) Jr.; Stephen Rough (Saratoga) Jr.; David Kruskamp (Milpitas) Jr.
Running Back: Matt Tolbert (Palo Alto) Sr.; Justin Gates-Mouton (Palo Alto) Sr.; Marcus Jones (Mountain View) Sr.; Dion Perry (Santa Clara) Sr.; Will Le (Los Gatos) Sr.; Roland Luke (Wilcox) Sr.; Max Herman (Los Gatos) Sr.
Offensive Line: Drew Rider (Palo Alto) Sr.; Adam Verbugie (Homestead) Sr.; Jimmy Leatiota (Wilcox) Jr.; Kevin Tjon (Los Gatos) Sr.; Dave Fishman (Los Gatos) Sr.; James Tilton (Mountain View) Sr.; Alex Singh (Mountain View) Sr.; John Olsen (Saratoga) Sr.; Clark Rothenberg (Saratoga) Jr.; Mikey Saybe (Milpitas) Jr.; Vita Musika (Milpitas) So.; Zoelle Lei (Milpitas) Sr.
Defensive Back: Bent McCoy (Los Gatos) Sr.; Austin Johnson (Mountain View) So.; Joe Flores (Mountain View) Sr.; Derrick Rositas (Homestead) Jr.; CJ Reyes (Milpitas) Sr.; Mario Pellela (Mountain View) Sr.
Inside Linebacker: Erik Anderson (Palo Alto) Sr.; Jason Aguirre (Santa Clara) Sr.; Henry Wei (Saratoga) Sr.; Joeseph Ilaou (Homestead) Sr.; Tyler Perkins (Los Gatos) Sr.; Chad Schaumburg (Mountain View) Sr.; Corbin Jackson (Wilcox) Sr.
Outside Linebacker: Connor Church (Homestead) Sr.; Brandon Sualua (Milpitas) Sr.; Jack Tittle (Los Gatos) Jr.; Davis Berryhill (Saratoga) Jr.
Defensive Line: Larry Allen (Palo Alto) Sr.; John Antuna (Homestead) Sr.; Ricky Turnwall (Los Gatos) Sr.; Eeric Palomo (Milpitas) Sr.; Jake Romero (Milpitas) Sr.; Jason Scrempos (Milpitas) So.; Sam Parker (Mountain View) Sr.; Nafe Latu (Mountain View) Sr.; Christian Lee (Saratoga) Jr.; Sefa Mikio (Wilcox) Sr.
Utility: Patrick McCaffrey (Santa Clara) Sr.; Mark Hirsbeck (Homestead) Sr.
Kicker: John Rak (Homestead) So.; Jesus Gonzalez (Milpitas) Jr.
ALL-SCVAL EL CAMINO DIVISION
Co-Most Valuable Player: Joseph De Los Santos (Fremont); Keenan Smith (Fremont)
MVP Offense: Nathan Facciolla (Monta Vista)
MVP Defense: Forest Larson (Gunn)
Most Outstanding Lineman: Aryeh Furman (Gunn)
Co-Most Outstanding Quarterback: Spenser Quash (Harker); Andre Guzman (Gunn)
Most Outstanding Running Backs: Sean Lydster (Gunn); Peter Stern (Monta Vista)
Most Outstanding Wide Recivers: Kevin Sharp (Gunn); Eli Hawkins (Cupertino)
Most Outstanding Linebackers: Curtis Johnson (Fremont); David Park (Cupertino); Ryan Manley (Monta Vista); Dietrich Sweat (Gunn)
Most Outstanding Defensive Backs: Jordan Hazard (Fremont); William Major (Monta Vista); Won Lee (Monta Vista); Patrick Johnson (Cupertino)
Freshman of the Year: Saul Sher (Fremont)
First Team
Running Backs: Joseph Ochsner (Cupertino); Eric Day (Lynbrook); Daniel Orozco (Los Altos)
Tight End: Sam Kanongata (Fremont)
Placekicker: Ben Sampson (Gunn)
Wide Receivers: Robert Deng (Harker); Kevin Moss (Harker); Lucas Ranieri (Lynbrook); Victor Ruiz (Los Altos)
Offensive Linemen: Ali Zarrabi (Lynbrook); Darian Edvalson (Harker); Omar Naguib (Monta Vista); Sione Kanongata (Fremont); Ozzy Aufang (Fremont); Lexy Winters (Fremont); Faris Konaborni (Monta Vista); Dakota Kratzer (Los Altos)
Linebackers: =Matt Shamshoian (Cupertino); Kyle Williams (Lynbrook); Tim Wallis (Lynbrook)
Defensive Backs: Justin Cena (Monta Vista); Mitchell Dang (Cupertino); Gabe Wagner-Rosales (Lynbrook)
Defensive Linemen: Adam Apolinar (Cupertino); Anthony Tung (Cupertino); Mike Jorgenson (Gunn); Johnny Armstrong (Fremont); Adam Cacheiro (Fremont)
ALL-PAL BAY DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year: K'ren Spain (Terra Nova) Sr.
Defensive Player of the Year: Daniel Thaure (Sacred Heart Prep) Sr.
Utility Player of the Year: Aldo Severson (Aragon) Sr.
Special Teams Player of the Year: J.D. Elzie (Aragon) Sr.
Coach of the Year: Pete Lavorato (Sacred Heart Prep)
First Team Offense
Quarterback: K'ren Spain (Terra Nova) Sr.
Running Backs: Tanner Piccolotti (Terra Nova) Sr.; Tasi Teu (Menlo-Atherton) Sr.' Manase Palu (Burlingame) Jr.
Wide Receivers: Aldo Severson (Aragon) Sr.' Jaylend Jones (Terra Nova) Jr.; Evan Perkins (Menlo-Atherton) Sr.
Tight End: Derek Hunter (Sacred Heart Prep) Sr.
Linemen: Enzo Santos (Menlo-Atherton) Jr.; Jovonne Mejia-Ortiz (Aragon) Sr.; Dominic DeSouza (Terra Nova) Sr.; Benji Palu (Burlingame) Sr.; Richard Auelua (Terra Nova) Sr.; Patrick Finnigan (Sacred Heart Prep) Jr.
Kicker: Aldo Severson (Aragon) Sr.
First Team Defense
Linemen: Joe Johnson (Burlingame) Sr.; Tom Bucka (Menlo-Atherton) Sr.; Sam Auelua (Terra Nova) Jr.; David Manoa (Aragon) Sr.
Linebackers: Matt Motylewski (Terra Nova); Mike Covell (Sacred Heart Prep) Sr.; Nick Salzman (Sacred Heart Prep) Sr.; Brian Jaggers (Menlo-Atherton) Jr.
Defensive Backs: Keoni Keahi (Burlingame) Jr.; Daniel Thaure (Sacred Heart Prep) Sr.; Isaiah Atchan (Aragon) Sr.; Noah Kawasaki (Sacred Heart Prep) Jr.
Punter: Tasi Teu (Menlo-Atherton) Sr.
ALL-PAL OCEAN DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year: Jack Heneghan (Menlo School) Jr.
Defensive Player of the Year: Anthony Ameperosa (South SF) Sr.
Utility Player of the Year: Maligi Maluia (South SF) Jr.
Special Teams Player of the Year: Max Parker (Menlo School) Sr.
Offensive Back of the Year: Anthony Shkuratov (South SF) Sr.
Offensive Lineman of the Year: Nate Velichko (King's Academy) Sr.
Wide Receiver of the Year: Connor Stastny (Menlo School) Sr.
Defensive Lineman of the Year: Terrell Townsend (South SF) So.
Linebacker of the Year: Maligi Maluia (South SF) Jr.
Defensive Back of the Year: Jerick Anicete (South SF) Sr.
Coach of the Year: Frank Moro (South San Francisco)
First Team Offense
Quarterback: Jack Heneghan (Menlo School) Jr.
Running Backs: Anthony Shkuratov (South SF) Sr.; Dylan Anderson (Sequoia) Jr.; Booker Robinson (King's Academy) Sr.
Linemen: Nate Velichko (King's Academy) Sr.; Chris Atkeson (Menlo School) Sr.; Kiola Mahoni (Woodside) Sr.; Julian Bertero (Sequoia) Sr.; Abiel Malepeai (South SF) Sr.
Wide Receivers: Connor Stastny (Menlo School) Sr.; Connor Paterson (Menlo School) Sr.; Robert Johnson (South SF) Sr.
Tight End: Aaron Garcia (Woodside) Sr.
Placekicker: Tim Costa (Menlo School) Sr.
First Team Defense
Linemen: Wyatt Rouser (Menlo School) Sr.; Matt Koloamatangi (Woodside) Sr.; Anthony Ameperosa (South SF) Sr.; Terrell Townsend (South SF) So.
Linebackers: Maligi Maluia (South SF) Jr.; Liam Cotter (Sequoia) Sr.; Jack Ferguson (Menlo School) Jr.; Seth Humble (Woodside) Sr.
Defensive Backs: Jerick Anicete (South SF) Sr.; Orlando Garcia (South SF) Jr.; Travis Chambers (Menlo School) Jr.; Tommy Lopiparo (Sequoia) Jr.
Punter: Luke Vereschagin (King's Academy) Jr.
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Posted by Tony Mustam, a resident of the Old Palo Alto neighborhood, on Dec 4, 2012 at 5:24 pm The SCVAL de Anza all-star team has 5 Quarterbacks getting "First Team" or better (MVP and Outstanding)!!. In total, there have to be more than 60 names getting "First team" or better. Do football teams still use 11 players on each side, with a few specialists (K, punter, returners, utility). Selecting all-stars usually requires tough choices. Here, there were no choices. Might be easier to list who didn't get awards in the SCVAL de Anza division. Go SHP!
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Posted by PALY Guy, a member of the Palo Alto High School community, on Dec 5, 2012 at 9:42 am Hey Tom...
You know how many SHP players would be 2nd string in the DEANZA....too many to list. While the DAL list may have many names, this league is the strongest in CCS besides WCAL. Enjoy you DIV title but keep your opinions in the weak PAL league!
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Posted by Tony Mustam, a resident of the Old Palo Alto neighborhood, on Dec 5, 2012 at 11:01 am Hey PALY guy,
I was trying to be diplomatic...there are actually more than 75 players named "First Team" or better; 5 QBs, 12 DLinemen; 12 LBs..the list goes on. I don't know how many SHP players would be Second team in the DAL - my guess is that all DAL players, other than the almost 80 named "First Team" or better, are on the "Second team" It's not about stronger/weaker, it's about integrity. Don't make the all-star process a joke (13 OLinemen! - ribbons for everyone). The PAL-Bay has only 28 different players named First Team or better - seems a bit closer to reality.
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Posted by Milpitas fan, a resident of another community, on Dec 5, 2012 at 11:54 am Good job Milpitas for a great year! Next year should be even better.
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Posted by Crescent Park Dad, a resident of the Crescent Park neighborhood, on Dec 5, 2012 at 1:02 pm I read Tony's comments as he intended.
The old-school standard for all-league honors was that you had 11 individuals named to the offense first team, 11 to defense and then a small group for special teams. Then you repeated the process for second team. Honorable mention was then just a catch all list.
However, my impression is that the SCVAL has moved away from that model and places both 1st and 2nd team on the 1st team - they don't have a 2nd team any longer.
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Posted by Willie, a member of the Palo Alto High School community, on Dec 5, 2012 at 4:03 pm Things have changed over the years. Use to be there were 8 leagues. Winner of each league went to CCS playoffs. Everybody else went home. Now they have 40 teams make the playoffs. Teams with losing records make playoffs. It's about making money these days.
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Posted by Crescent Park Dad, a resident of the Crescent Park neighborhood, on Dec 6, 2012 at 1:23 pm @ Willie: I disagree with your end-game statement.
The playoffs cost money - they do not make a profit on it at all, it is a net money loser until the CIF pays the cost differential - which comes from membership fees.
I agree that sub .500 records should not be in the playoffs.
The reason for the multiple divisions is so that you can have a competitive playoff system and where school size is evenly matched. Further, now there is a state championship (just like basketball, women's volleyball, track, tennis) and aligning schools by size (+ open division) ensures competitive games throughout the playoffs. Or would you rather just see De La Salle play Mater Dei every year?
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Posted by Football Fan, a resident of the Midtown neighborhood, on Dec 8, 2012 at 9:11 am While playing SHP, there were a one or two loud, whining dads in the stands that the other SHP parents had to endure) looks like he surfaced again...
Not SCVAL's fault that it has a great crop of players/QB's
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Posted by Eric, a resident of the Barron Park neighborhood, on Dec 8, 2012 at 9:22 am How do you pick one from Aaron Rogers, Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, drew Brees? They are all great and deserve a mention esp since it's just high school
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Posted by Ali, a resident of Stanford, on Dec 9, 2012 at 8:40 pm Could you list the JV all league as well? Thank you
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