grove city high school football record

in the final minute of play and converted when quarterback Luis Amaral passed to Justin Cambier for the win. Saratoga drove 73 yards in six plays for its first score capped by a 10-yard pass from Heinrich to Worman. LOS ALTOS (7-2-1) (SCVAL-ECAL co-champ), 17-3, at Terra Nova High, Nov. 20. GILROY, 46-35, at San Jose City College, Nov. 30 After failing behind by two touchdowns, the Eagles scored 32 unanswered points to win their sixth CCS title. HILLSDALE def. NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY (8-2)(SCCAL No. Grove City High School Ohio Capital Conference Ohio Capital Conference BUCKEYE Central Crossing High School G Groveport Madison Sr High School L Lancaster High School Newark Senior High School Pickerington High School Central Reynoldsburg High School CAPITAL Big Walnut High School C Canal Winchester High School F Franklin Heights High School R OAK GROVE def. Football Coaching Staff; GCHS BOYS GOLF. That was the end of Pioneers scoring. After nearly a quarter century as an assistant football coach, his message hasn't changed, what you do in the classroom, on the field, and in the community matters. 1 entry) def. Mitch Mathews tallied twice for the winners. MILPITAS (8-2) (SCVAL-DAL tie 2nd) def. MOUNTAIN VIEW (7-3) (SCVAL-ECD champ), 27-19 at Mountain View High, Nov. 20. TERRA NOVA, 12-7, at San Mateo High, Nov. 27. at San Jose City College, Nov. 21. 136 Following. Tie between NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY and PALMA, 14-14, at Watsonville High, Dec. 1 -- The battle of the "unbeatens" was not settled as the two teams had to share the championship. Paul Goodwins 31-yard field goal looked like it might hold up for Palma but Blacks run ended that. 2 entry), 27-0, 1 entry) def. SAN LORENZO VALLEY (10-0) (SCCAL champ) def. HILL, 7-6, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 11 -- Mike Tomasello threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Rich Schaeffer and then kicked the extra point with 2:05 left in the game to give Leland the win. drug test, BMV check of driving record, and a background check. JEFFERSON, 49-6, at Cupertino High, Dec. 4 -- The Monarchs scored on their first four possessions, rushed for 438 yards and forced seven turnovers. HOLLISTER (5-3-2)(MBL 3rd), 28-3, at Leland High, Nov. 22. OAK GROVE (9-1) (BVAL-MHAL champs) def. Saratoga turned the ball over on the Eagle one-yard line early in the fourth quarter and Christopher passed Oak Grove out of trouble. KING CITY (8-1-1)(MTAL champ) def. Mitty scored its lone touchdown in the final stanza on an Evan Hlavacek one-yard run. PALO ALTO (9-1) (SCVAL-DAAL champ) def. The Chargers knocked down a pass in the end zone that could have knotted the score on the final play of the game. ST. FRANCIS(9-1) (WCAL champ) def. MOUNTAIN VIEW (8-2) (SCVAL-ECAL 2nd), 40-14, at Wilcox High, Nov. 19. But the Wildcats victory wasnt as easy as the final score indicated. SOQUEL (6-4)(SCCAL), 34-0, at Salinas High, Nov. 23 -- North Salinas was sparked by the running of Anthony Toney and Donnie Johnston and the passing of Danny Teresa and John Horsley. OCEANA (7-3)(NPL champ) 18-7, at South San Francisco High, Nov. 20. VALLEY CHRISTIAN def. SANTA CLARA (9-1) (SCVAL-ECD champ), 22-13, at Santa Clara High School, Nov. 19. The Lancer defense keyed the win, holding Oak Grove to a minus 11 yards rushing. SERRA (8-2) (WCAL 2nd) def. PIEDMONT HILLS, 15-14, at San Jose City College, Nov. 27. Cameron Moodys 11-yard run put M-A ahead, 7-0, but quarterback Joe Erdie answered with a 55-yard gallop. touchdown but Chris Willard scored four times and amassed 138 yards. LEIGH (8-2) (BVAL-MHAL tie 2nd), 26-16, at Leigh High, Nov. 21. He holds two more all-time records at the school: career touchdowns (59) and completions (412). at Gonzales High, Nov. 21. MONTEREY def. Rodgers runs were for 29, 72 and 39 yards. MOUNTAIN VIEW (6-2-1)(SCVAL No. Orozco (69, pass from Guidry) (Marquardt kick), Ponce (10, fumble return) (Marquardt kick). The eight larger schools went into 4A. Watch this highlight video of the Grove City (PA) football team in its game Recap: Grove City vs. Wilmington Area 2022 on Oct 21, 2022. Those inductees present for the third annual ceremony were, from left to right, Jeri Keller Hartley, Lori Patzer, Gary Leasure, Jack Lehr, Amy Wheeler and Dan Chinn. Live Oak fumbled four times and had two passes intercepted. OVERFELT (6-4) (BVAL-WVAL 2nd ), 42-0, at St. Francis High Nov. 16. -12, at Independence High, Nov. 23. The Trojans finally got on the scoreboard just before halftime on Vita Veas 16-yard run. STEVENSON (8-2)(MTAL 2nd), 28-7, at Mitty High, Nov. 18. The Bears came back with touchdowns by Willy Fonua and Evan Perkins, the latter on a 12-yard pass from Fonua. WILLOW GLEN (8-2)(STAL at-large), 41-13, at Live Oak High, Nov. 21. Crawford rushed for 2,304 yards and 36 touchdowns on 230 carries, averaging 10 yards per attempt. KING CITY, 35-0, at San Jose City College, Nov. 26. MILPITAS def. Nine league champions participated in the second annual playoffs with the addition of the Mission Trails Athletic League. IV. SANTA TERESA, 29-0, at PAL Stadium, Nov. 24. Ernie Gonzales plunged over from the one with 6:29 left in the game to put the Falcons ahead to stay and the Falcons added an insurance touchdown on a pass from Jack Overstreet to Mervyn Fernandez. OAK GROVE (10-0) (BVAL-MHAL CHAMP), 24-0, at Oak Grove High, Nov. 16. For the fourth year, the format remained the same -- 16 schools from seven leagues competing in Division I with four teams each taking part in Division II-North and Division II-South. SCOTTS VALLEY (5-5) (SCCAL 3rd) def. SAN MATEO, 28-0, at Sequoia High, Nov. 22 -- Running back Akil Mahasin, who carried 26 times for 154 yard and one touchdown, and linebacker Derrick Hentz, who made 10 tackles, was excellent in pass coverage and caused havoc with his blitzes, were the standouts for the Scots. Green (37, pass from Gupton) (Hannah kick). Undefeated Cubberley was without quarterback Larry Beyer, absent with a viral infection, but made a battle of it. Since themeetingwill take place in the library, space will be limited. Monterey scored early in the fourth quarter on a 75-yard run by Eric Byrom. It took some time, and it did. LELAND def. He holds both school records for season total and career total. LIVE OAK def. OAK GROVE (5-4)(BVAL-MHAL 3rd), 28-21, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 18. MONTA VISTA (8-2)(DAL at-large), 28-24, at Leland High, Nov. 19. LIVE OAK def. OAK GROVE, 27-21, at San Jose City College, Dec. 3. PALMA (10-0)(MTAL champ) def. APTOS (7-3)(SCCAL 4th), 27-6, at Leigh High, Nov. 19. PALMA (7-2-1)(TCAL co-champ), 24-20, at Valley Christian high, Nov.20, LOS GATOS def. WILCOX def. HOMESTEAD def. SACRED HEART PREP, 38-21, at San Jose City College, Dec. 6 Desarte Yarnway gained 230 yards in 25 carries and scored two touchdowns to pace the Irish. Monarchs. It was originally part of the Northwest Territory. Only one parent/guardian needs to attend with the athlete to make sure everyone can. II, Los Gatos in Div. The final touchdown for M.V. "But we've rebounded and our district is probably better than it's ever been right now.". If there were less than eight schools that applied and were selected for the open division playoffs, the field was filled by the teams with the most power points. MONTA VISTA (7-3)(SCVAL-DAL 3rd), 39-20, at Salinas High, Nov. 18. The format remained the same with a total of 40 schools participating. MENLO (9-1) (PAL-OD champ), 42-0, at Salinas Sports Complex, Nov. 21. SOQUEL (7-2)(SCCAL runner-up), 37-7, at Westmont High, Nov. 20. HOLLISTER (7-3) (MBL 2nd) def. BELLARMINE, 35-21, at San Jose City College, Nov. 23. Jared Vallner got the Bells fourth TD of the half on a 13-yard pass from McHugh. YERBA BUENA (8-2)(STAL champ), 38-0, at Independence High, Nov. 21. Gonzalez added a fourth touchdown later and finished with 239 yards in 17 carries. OAK GROVE def. SACRED HEART PREP def. ST. IGNATIUS def. Singleton, who missed all but a fraction of one game during the regular season with an injury, threw a 31-yard TD pass to running back David Snapp less than three minutes into the game. LIVE OAK def. GILROY (7-3)(MBL champ), 7-3, SAN LORENZO VALLEY (7-2-1) (SCCAL champ) def. LOS GATOS def. But in the fourth quarter, San Benito executed its only drive of the second half, going 80 yards for the winning score climaxed by Botelhos 10-yard run. Hillsdale (9-1)(PAL champ), 17-6, at Burlingame High, Nov. 19. 67 Garyn Bermeo. ARAGON def. MONTEREY, 16-7, at Salinas High, Nov. 29. Gill Hernandez kicked three field goals for Woodside-- all more than 35 yards. HOLLISTER def. LIVE OAK (7-3)(MBL runner-up) def. VALLEY CHRISTIAN (6-3-1) (BVAL-STAL tie 3rd) def. AW LE Carlmonts Mark Sample kicked a 37-yard field goal in the first quarter, but Los Altos Jacques De Bra equalized with a 36-yard three-pointer 6:49 from the end of the game. INDEPENDENCE (8-2) (BVAL-STAL tri-champ) def. Grove City Area School District. SAN LORENZO VALLEY def. New format was introduced, creating three divisions within Division I. Borgese (15, run) (Scialabba, pass from Levitz). WILCOX def. MOUNTAIN VIEW (5-5)(SCVAL No. BURLINGAME(8-2) (PAL-BD) def. In addition, there were 14 at-large selections. at St. Francis High, Nov. 20. RIORDAN (3-7) (WCAL 8th ), 40-17, at Live Oak High School, Nov. 17. He is a 1997 graduate of Grove City High School where he played Football and Wrestled. MONTEREY (10-0) (MBL champ) def. St. Francis was seeded first in Division I, Santa Clara in Division II, Los Gatos in Division III and Gonzales in Division IV. that ended on the victors eight-yard line. Linebacker Derek France made two consecutive tackles on the two-yard line. Please note that this is not an official web site of the South-Western City School District. scoreboard in the final period when Aaron Bates and Robert Perry hooked up on a 54-yard pass play. ST. FRANCIS, 16-6, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 5 -- A field goal and a touchdown in the final quarter broke a tie and gave Monta Vista the win. HILLSDALE (6-2) OAK GROVE (10-0) (BVAL-MHAL champ) def. SALINAS (6-3-1) (TCAL 2nd) def. LIVE OAK (8-1-1)(MBL co-champ) def. LOS GATOS def. BURLINGAME def. Any of these schools that qualified for the playoffs went into this division. Don Lellos four-yard touchdown jaunt with less than two minutes remaining proved to be the winner. BURLINGAME (6-4) (PAL tie 4th), 44-6, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 18. SARATOGA (7-2)(DAL champ), 20-17, at Cupertino High, Nov. 23. St. Francis scored again on a 56-yard punt return before the Cardinals could get on the board. Zeiter opened the third quarter with a 50-yard run to set up his one-yard touchdown. VALLEY CHRISTIAN def. The crew members attempted to leave the locker room inside Grove City's recreation center after completing their postgame review and were unable to open the door. III. HOMESTEAD, 43-20, at Independence High, Nov. 24. LYNBROOK (8-1)(DAL champ) def. SERRAMONTE (5-4-1)(NPL champ), 29-6, at Burlingame, Nov. 24 -- St. Francis scored in the first half on Doug Derners 32-yard pass interception runback and John Giagiaris 60-yard pass play to Karl Broussard. Two key plays were Rich Martigs 21-yard TD pass to Steve Walson on fourth-and-12 and Dave Ambrosinis pass interception return to the Jefferson 17 to set up the score that tied the game. In addition, there were 14 at-large selections. Saratoga scored four of the first five times it had the ball. Serra then scored on two Wilson runs, the first for 41 yards and the second for five. LOS GATOS (9-0)(WVAL champ), 18-14, at Los Gatos High, Nov. 19. Monterey was hurt by two bad snaps on punts, both going over the punters head. ST. FRANCIS (7-2)(WCAL runner-up) def. 1 in the CCS prior to this game, won the section championship with an easy victory before 4,500 chilled spectators. MENLO-ATHERTON def. MONTA VISTA def. ARAGON, 28-18, at PAL Stadium, Dec. 5 -- Monterey fell behind early but took control in the second half by dominating at the line of scrimmage and coming up with big plays. Oak Grove chalked up two quick TDs in the third quarter when Jeff Dean went 86 yards with the second half kickoff and Tony Keith romped 69 yards from scrimmage. As before, small schools, if they met certain criteria, had the option of moving to one of the larger school classifications. OAK GROVE def. Automatically qualifying, were 24 teams from the sections 11 leagues. Buller intercepted another pass on the next Mountain View offensive series, but Leland turned the ball over on downs after marching to the 19-yard line. PALMA def. ARAGON (9-1)(PAL runner-up) def. ST. IGNATIUS, 10-7, at San Jose City College, Nov. 26. MITTY def. PROSPECT (8-2)(WVAL runner-up), 18-17 (tiebreaker), at Salinas High, Nov. 16. BLACKFORD, 26-20, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 4 -- Quarterback Matt Loera of the winners accounted for all four touchdowns in a see-saw battle. LIVE OAK, 24-19, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 1 -- The Lancers, who won their fourth section title of the decade, were sparked by two touchdown passes from junior quarterback Mark Colella. LOS GATOS (7-3) (SCVAL-DAL champ) def. TERRA NOVA (9-1)(NPL co-champ), 22-20, at Burlingame, Nov. 26 -- Hillsdale surprised on the strength of a 27-yard field goal by Mike Viarengo in the fourth quarter. Undefeated Saratoga was the choice in the National Division, Live Oak was picked for the Metro, but the Continental was rated a tossup. ARAGON, 41-7, at St. Francis High, Nov. 23. The winner and runner-up from each circuit along with the two best third-place teams qualified for the field of 16. The Wildcats then turned on their running attack and iced the game. SAN MATEO, 15-7, at PAL Stadium, Nov. 30. ST. FRANCIS def. LOS GATOS, 34-7, at Spartan Stadium, Dec. 3 -- The first-ever clash of undefeated, untied teams in the championship game turned into a rout as the Lancers scored 34 unanswered points after Los Gatos had taken a 7-0 lead. CARLMONT, 7-6, at South San Francisco High, Nov. 24 -- David Shaw scored on a 56-yard pass play from Lafayette Gaines and Terra Nova held on for the win when Carlmonts conversion attempt after an Eric VanZandt touchdown was blocked. SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL (5-5) (WCAL 6th) def. SACRED HEART PREP def. The 24 teams were divided into the three sub-divisions by enrollment with 4A being the largest schools. SAN LORENZO VALLEY (5-5) (SCCAL tie 2nd), 42-22, at Burlingame High, Nov. 19. The format remained the same. MILPITAS (9-1) (SCVAL-DAL), 54-33, at Milpitas Sports Center, Nov. 20. Grove City's stats have been entered for the 35-6 win @ Wilmington on 10/21/2022 7:00 PM. BELLARMINE def. By using this site, you agree to its use of cookies. HOLLISTER (8-2) (MBL co-champs) def. Oak Grove scored 16 points in the first quarter and 24 in the second. GONZALES (8-2) (MTAL tie 2nd), 42-19, at Pioneer High, Nov. 22. SAN LORENZO VALLEY (10-0) (SCCL champ) def. Vernon Lee scored on runs of two and one yards and Mike Castagnetto caught a 20-yard TD pass from Tom Nunes. Bellarmine had two false-start penalties in overtime and had to settle for a 20-yard field goal by Grant Bush. SEASIDE (9-1) (MTAL 2nd), 35-14, at San Lorenzo Valley High, Nov. 18. The playoffs involved 32 schools divided into four divisions. CARLMONT (9-1)(PAL runner-up), 17-8, at South San Francisco High, Nov. 18. St. Ignatius later was selected to play in a regional state bowl playoff but lost to Granite Bay, 45-17. ST. FRANCIS def. Los Gatos and Oak Grove, each defeated once during the season, were considered the top challengers. Leland scored on the second scrimmage play of the game when Jim Leeburn went 38 yards on a dive play.

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